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Ell CABLE FRANCES

No pasara inadvertido para noso-
tros la labor realizada por ell Cable
Frances, que como en- anteriores ocasio
mes, estuvo la altura de su conocida
eficiencia y prontitud
Cuando la lucha Dempsey Gibbons
pudimos comprobar la competencia de
los empleados Y directories del Gable
Frances, Y ahora, una vez mas, en- la
lucha Firpo- Willard demuestran que su
.con1petencia habilidad en- Ia trasmi-
sion de los despachos cablegraficos, Sc
gura y rapida, rebasa los lfmites de 10
que pldimos comprobsr. Ell Gable Fran
ces fue ell primero que nos trajo ell in
forme final y decisive: Ell triunfo de
Firpo sobre su contrincante.
El sefor Morales, manager del "Ca-
be frances Y quien debe en- gran par
tie la referida empresa mucho de .su
gran exito, envio un Representative es-
pecial la mesa de la prensa situada
cerca del ring, para que enviara,
minute por minute, los detslles de la
lucha exc'ysivamente para Ell MUNDO
Nuestras feicitaciones para ell Di-
rector y los emp.eados del Cable Fran
ces.
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NE d1eSId, poIQuS un ConGLAHCdAI0 I0
Gle talento, convence es convencido con
mas fa.iiGad cue un contrincante es-
t1pido.
ga rilreza de un pais'' dice don
Pablo, arguyendo que debemos felici-
tarnos pr la densiIai crsciente oe
pue ira poblaci6n, ''la constituyen sus
tierra3 su poblaci6n.
vemcs ahi tres entidades: UN PALS,
aUs T1E2RAs Y sU PoBLACIoN,
cuando, en- realidad, 500 hay dos: LAS
TIERRAS y LA POBLACION, pues
esta Ultima cs ell PALS al que Sc trasa
dE enriquecer. Hecha esta distinction
no es dificil yer que la riqueza
Go una poblacion, expresada en- TERRA,
disminuye segl1n crece la poblacion. La
palabra PALS viene signifcar CLA
siES POSEYENTES. Lease pues: LA
riqueza de las cases poseyentes la cons
tituyen las tisrras y la poblacion''. Asi
Ell sentido de la sentencia es logico. A
bzazo abundante, jornal bajo; jornal
bajo probable dividendo alto.
:" :. Nj somos el pals mas pobla1o
del mundo, nj hemos llegado al Unite
habitable cue imponga medidas heroi-
cas- que repugnan la razon.''
Es cierto que varies estados de la
Union que varios paises del mundo
tienen una mayor poblaci6n por milla
cuadrada Que Puerto Rico que en- esas
regicnes- no Sc toman medidas legisla-
twas para aminorar Ia poblacion. En-
10 qe Sc refiere los Estados de Ia
Unitn v Inglaterra, es de notarse
rue esas rsgiones no viven de su pro-
pia riqueza sino que explotan riquezas
Ces dscir, trabaio) de otras regiones,
Aun asi, ell STANDARD de vida de las
mascs, siendo mas e16vado que en- Puer
to Pico no tiene nada de envidiable
siempre hey un exceso considerable de
Lrazos en- el mercado del trabajo; el
hecho do que no Sc tomen medidas of
ciales para aminorar la poblacion es
ssunto que compete a la conciencia de
los respectivos legislatures y al tene
dor de lisros de San Pedro.
Po- otra par,e, no creo cue las me-
dida- que propone ell neo-maltusianismo
tengan nasa de heroicas. Las ponen en-
practica las clases educadas en- todas
partes las classes laboriosas en- algunas
parties Yo creo cue de5en practicarse
en- todos aquellos sitios en- que la ini-
ciativa ecor 6mica este limitada, aua
en- grado effmero, por la naturaleza,
por las circlnstaacias.
En- uonto a que en- los casos de ia
p6n ell RENO Undo. 'su poder-o
cstri5a precisamente en- su densidad de
roblaci6n", no dire cue no. En- las re-
gion,s que ti,nen un poblema militar
Ray ciertos argumentos respetables cor
ira ell neo -maltusianismo. La carne de
canon es base del poderio militar. En-
Puerto Rico, afortunadamente, no exis-
te ese problema.
La vieja teoria de Nautilus sobre Ia
propa aci IN de la especie humana en-
progres on geometrica no choca con las
c:fras que cita don Pablo. Nj Nautilus
nj made ha podido querer decir que la
poblacion aumenta en- progression geo
m6trica, sin tener en- cuenta las cir
cunstncias econ6micas dentro de las
que Sc debate esa poblacion. Como muy
bien nos dice don Pablo, la poblacion
en- muchas parte crece cada dia con
mas lentitud. ESQ Sc debe que, segun
rrofeti' 6 Ma'thus, la poblacion Sc VA
ACERCANDo MAS Y MAS AL LIMl-
TIE DE LAS sUBsIsTENCIAs. Guam
do 10 rsbasa, como sucede en- la India,
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lmpOrtante

Ell Lcdo. ARTURO o'NEIL comunica
los comerciantes de San Juan y Ia
Isla, y al pdblico en- general que tiene
constituida, bajo su direction profe-
sional, una Agepcia de Cobros, para
diligenciar la cobranza de cueutas poe
la via judicial extraiudicial. P. o.
Box sss, Tel. 1475, Allen No. % (altos)
San Juan. p. r. Advt.
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Descubrimiento
Prodigioso o

DEL SABIO DR.. PABLO ERLlCH
DE ALEMANIA
Para curar radicaInente la Sif;-
lis en- todos sus perlodos sin ne
cesidad de apIicaciones mercu-
riaIes.
NEOSiLBERSALVARSAN
compuesto del
NeosaIvarsan y del SilbersalVar-
san.
Dosis para niios, nujeres y hom
hres. Depoaito general en- los
Estados Unidos. Representatives.
generates y agentes Vendedores
CERECEDO HNOS & CO
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Luis MUNoz MARIN.
DOS CoMPANIAs CABLEGRAFICAs
QUE HONRAN AL Pals.
Julio IL de 1928.

Merecen nuestras efusivas congratu
-,ciones los directories y emp.eados de
la es,aci6n cablegrafica "All Ameri-
cam por ell excelente servicio presta-
do al sumin' 'strarnos la information
por cable de la lucha Firpo-Willard en-
la noche del jueves ultimo.
Desde que empezaron los prelimina-
res hasta ell momento culminante de
IA lucha Firpo-Willard, recibimos via
''All Amtrica'' los mas detallados in
formes que tenian a nuestros lecSores
en- Sonstante expertacion. ~recibien6o
en- total mas de 100 despachos en- me-
nos Gle una hora.
Ell servicio rapido, complete efcien-
tie de la "'All America" demuestra que
la estaci6n establecida en- esta capital
esta dirigida por un competentisimo
cuerpo de directories Y empleados dig
nos de toda consideration.
La information que pubiicamos fue
suministrsda, como de costumbre, por
la gran agencia "'United Press
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I In ervroo re personas
apostle Glen mil d6la-
res en- favor de Firpo

NUEvA YORK, julio IS. Omitted
Press )-El Evening SUM- comentan
do la lucha de aver pone de relieve la
se~uridad que heibfa en- todas partes
sobre la victoria de Firpo.
Tenemos entendido dice Ell GRO
nista- que un grupo de personals apos-
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CARGos PREsENTADoS EN- LA Sc
cRETARIA DEL sENADo CONTRA
Ell FISCAL DE IA CoRTE DE DIS
TRITo DE PONCE, LCDo. FONT

Aver fueron radiCsdos en- la Secre-
taria del senado, unos phegos de car
gos suscritos por ell senior Rafael Matos
Collazo, vecino de Ponce, contra Ell nom
bramiento de don Agustin E. Font, pa
ra un nuevo termino lie F'scal de Ia
Perla del Sur, ell cual nombramiento Sc
discute lpor ell Comit6 del iSenado.
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TRANsFERENcIAs APRoBADAs

hroc'ho. 1886 97: Cqvev. S799 81
y 500; c'dra e12 so: Dor1do. s26 so;
5rn-os sr5 90: T.ores. S24O.36; Carroll
M o1o3o6 s595 Sc.
Norov's s-Desaprnhada Ia ordenn MA
r, i'-,1o % para con+ratar un prestamo
de 5000 90.
PIo cro~dn A nrohaSn ~. crde~e1
- de Rio cy.ordn irponiendo arhi+r'o7
,1cro solayrante on 20 ono Sc refiere al
'.>1rre-+n cobre cornes frnscas: las de-
,n5s nors'Sos no rogieren la aprobaci6n
Tol "nrsnio
IA orderor-', 10 cahara cra-6e pa
r. ~ urdeA",,,o DO s15 O0n del "Fondo
,,~~- 10 co.,,+-",oc'6n do edificios neon'n-
r-e,'' crnd6 snhrn IN . moo on dAl
enTio- rrrv'-a. ppe6 Al At+o~nev General
10 r~Ie~"~-a dc vaucn r~,~a trarsferir
90 nO0 Hal p~om'o recihido de IA ven
70 10 honoc murioinales. Sc nlorob6 Ia
r~In--"~-o do rir"6n irrrnnia~dn rna
ccr+rihuci6r ecnecial de 25 cont6sima $
- ,--,o nor "'o,+o un"o a co~a+~-nni6n =
del a'cantPrillado v para instruction ele
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Miguel Francisco
SAN JUsTo 20 SAN JUAN P. r.

SAN JUSlC ~ SAN JUAN r. X.
rTrajes de casinnir $1,000 y
$500 y superiores.
Trajes de nifio, a $500 de
$3.50 antes.
Trajes de se1oras de crepe
ckina. crepe canton, teIa Egip-
cia, charmeuse, etc. al costo. CO.
mo realization.
Una Verdadera OCCASION, seTo-
"a, para que usted compre I'm
traje fino por POGO dinero. Toda
cIase de ioYas finas. Visiteme
usted en- San Justo 20.
San Juan. P. r.
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Firpo demostr6 en- la pc
lea del jueUeS que no estd
preparado para Uencer
a Dempsey
Sc cOnOce, sin embargo, que es Ell dnicO bO-
xeadOr q. puede resistir los gOIpes del campe6n

to Glen mil dolares en- favor de Firpo.
Esta noticia no ha podido ser con-
firmada, nj la gabela que Sc dio.
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: Sc VENDE barato IN caro- .
!. ''BUICK" modelo 1921, de cinco !.
!. pasajeros, en- buenas condidio-
/ nes. Dirfjase Box 265, San
!. Juan. P. R. :
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-14

Aver a ias dos de la tarde, en- la
oficina del Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
Icelebr6 session ell Consejo Executive con
la asissencia de todos sus miembros, ex-
cepci6n hecha del Comisionado del In
terror. Sc adoptaron los siguientes acuer
DOS, los cuales nos fueron luego sunni
nistrados por ell secretario en- d;cho or
ganismo, don Pedro de Castro.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF
CANDIDACY FOR STATE SENATE

fellow townsman, Wyatt c. Bason has announced him
self candidate for the State Senate from this the first Sna
toal District His appears the announcement column
of this issue of the Enterprise
1t established custom for the counties in district to
alternately. Harrison furnished the State
with good during the present term and
feel Stone Countys likewise And in the
of W. c. Batson for the office of State Senator
giving good if not the best we have.
Everyone in the county knows Mr. Bason and he is widely
Harrison He has practced court in the dis
and has made splendid reputation fC himself lawyer
citizen and al-around good fellow.
is fluent speaker. He is well read He keeps
with the times and fully acquainted with the needs of
the people of this district He the present prosecuting at
torney Stone County and has been since its creation He is
attorney the Town of Wggns and has been appointed
to this position for the past several years
member of several fraterna orders He takes
time participate meetings Of various kinds always ready to
capacity called upon. He is what is known
andy about town. having during the of day men
from of the county calling him at his office
He always his hands full but is too busy to hear call
er and to assist him if in his power .
who know him best have profound faith IN his
ability represent the First Senatorial District in redtabe
-
Stone County WE'LL and feel will be proud Of itself,
if Mr. to the Senate from this district Harrison
county, hope will decide to join hands with us in this IN
them they will make no mistake or have
any regrets for their action
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
Trustees Sale.

By Virtue Of authority vested
in the undersigned trustees by
a certain deed of trust executed
February 26th, 1919, by Will
McClamy to secure a certain in
debtedness therein mentioned
due to Kennedy & Company, a
corporation, which deed of trust
is now on record in Volume l at
pages 1926 and 1926 of the Record
of Mortgages & Deeds of Trust
on Land in the Office of the
Chancery Clerk of Stone County,
Mississippi, I will during legal
hours on Monday the 5th day of
March, 1923, in front of the
Court House door in Wiggins,
Stone County, Mississippi, offer
for sale at public outcry to the
highest and best bidder for cash
the following described real pro-
perty being and located in the
County of Stone and State of
Mississippi, to-wit:
Lots 3, a and 5 of Block Z OF
t'inkbine's Second Addition to
the Town of Wiggins, Mississ-
ippi; default having been made
in the payment of said indebted
ness provided for in said deed OF
trust and having requested to
make this sale by the benefi-
ciary.
will convey at such sale
whatever title is vested in me
as trustee.
Witness my signature this
the 31st day of January, 1923
w. M. IRELAND,
1882 Trustee
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
Friends of Mr.. Dan Price re-
gret to learn that he is ill.
Trustees Sale.

By virtue of authority vested
in the undersigned trustee in a
certain deed of trust executed
December 3rd, 1921, by T. S.
Culpepper and his wife, Mrs.
Pauline Culpepper, to secure a
certain indebtedness therein
mentioned to Kennedy & Com
pany, corporation, and which
deed of trust is now of record
in Volume at pages 2 and 3 of
the Record of Mortgages &
Deeds of Trust on Lands in the
office of the Chancery Clerk OF
Stone County, Mississippi, and
default having been made in the
payment of said indebtedness
as provided for in said deed OF
trust nd having been requested
by the beneficiary to make said
sale, will during legal hours
on Monday the 5th day of
March, 1923, offer for sale and
will sell at public to the highest
and best bidder for cash at the
west front door of the Court
House in the Town of Virgins,
Stone County, Mississippi, the
following described real property
being and located in the Town
of Virgins, County of Stone
and State of Mississippi, to-wit !:
All of Lot Z in Block 5, and
that part of Lot 6 in Block 5 of
Original Town of Wiggins, Miss
issippi, described as beginning
at the Northwest corner of said
Lot 6 and running East $50 feet,
thence South 20 feet, thence
West $50 feet, thence North 20
feet to the point Of beginning,
all being located in Original
Survey Of the Town of Virgins,
Mississippi, together with i'm
provements thereon and thereto
belonging.
I will convey at said sale such
title as is vested in me as
trustee. Witness my signature
this the 31st day of January,
1928. w. c. BATSON,
1882 Trustee.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
10000 HOOKWORMS
FOUND IN ONE FAMILY

Montgomery, Ala, Feb. 13.-
More than 10000 hookworms
were removed from six men,
bers of one family says DR.. S.
w. Welch, state health officer.
From one child 1896 hookworms
were obtained. DR.. Welch be-
lieves this has established a
worlds record for one family.
The total number of hookworms
taken from the family was 10,-
SO6 or an average of 1876 for
each person.
All members of the family
were given treatment by the
county health officer. DR.. Welch
stated that a boy of II, whose
normal weight should be 120
pounds weighed only II pounds
and had the weight and height
of nine year-old boy.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
w. NJ. u. Meets.

> The w. M. U. of the Baptist
church met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. F. l.. Quarles, and
had an attendance of seventeen
members.
Following the business hour
the time was spent in Bible
study with Mesdames Wilson.
P. B. Blaylock, J. D. Batson, and
2. Lott on the program.
The daughter of the hostess,
Miss Leslie Mae Quarles and
Willie C. Millirons served a de-
I:cious salad course with sand
wiches, coffee and cocoa at the
conclusion of the meeting.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
Missionary Society Meets.

Mesdames Luther Alexander,
R. F. Atchison and J. F. Camp
bell were hostess Monday after
noon entertaining the members
of the Missionary Society of the
Methodist church at the home
of the latter.
Mrs. E. M. Graham, who has
the work of social service de-
partment in charge for the year
arranged the program for the
afternoon which was as follows {:
Paper on Social Service" by
Mrs. Jesse Austin. Paper on
Our aim for 1923" by Mrs. w.
F. Hopkins. Round table study
of all verses in the Bible pre-
tanning to Social Service the last
mentioned being participated in
by each of the 20 members pre-
sent.
After the program the hos
tess held an interesting little
Valentine contest which offered
much amusement. Mrs. E. M.
Reynolds was the lucky winner
of the prize which was an enor-
nous stick of candy tied with
red ribbon.
Dainty refreshments were
served and there were 3 visitors
and one new member besides
the 22 regular members who
enjoyed the affair.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
RROADUS ANNOUNCES
FOR REELECTION
So Far Is Only Candidate For
Superintendent of
Education.

The Enterprise this week
carries the announcement of
Buren Broadus, present super
intendent of education of Stone
County, who seeks reelection
to the office which he has held
during the present term. So
far, Mr.. Broadus is without op-
position and while others have
been mentioned as probable can
didates, no public announcement
has come from them.
Mr.. Broadus has served the
people of the county as super
intendent of education during
the present term in most credi-
table manner, interesting him.
self at all times in the programs
intended to improve educational
conditions of the county. He
keeps in touch with all the
schools, visits them regularly,
invites suggestions as to i'm
provements and co-operates
with the trustees and teachers
of the various schools in every
way possible.
In speaking of his candidacy,
Mr.. Broadus made the following
statement:
"As superintendent of educa-
ton, feel that l have helped
to substantially improve the
schools of the county. l have
not tried to effect any radical
changes but have tried to see
that steady advancement was
made. I have urged that we do
something each year to make
the school permanently better.
81 am sure that educational
conditions for all of the children
of the county are better than
when my term of office began.
l do not claim all of the credit
for this, yet l have tried to work
with the trustees and teachers
in each community for the
educational good and feel that,
working together, we have ac-
complished much.
-Four years. experience will
help me to do even more in the
four years to come if elected,
than I have been able to do dur
ing this term"
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
WEEKLY LETTER FROM
SUPT. OF EDUCATION
(By w. F. Bond.)

w w . ASOAANsI
Summer schools for teachers
thus far have been arranged as
follows:
Hattiesburg, Joe Cook, direct
or, May 28th to July 9Th.
Newton, w. C. Williams, di-
rector, June 4th to July 9Th.
Clinton, j. w. Provine, direct
or, June 4th to July 9th.
Wesson, L. R. Ellizey, direct
or, June 4th to July 9Th.
Moorhead, l.. S. Vandiver, di-
rector, June 4th to July 9Th.
Senatobia, P. w. Berry, di-
rector, May 28th to June 30th.
College Hill, M. P. Bush di-
rector, May 28th to June 30th.
New Albany, B. L. Coulter, di-
rector, July 9th to August 11th.
Bay Springs, J. M. Dawsey, di-
rector, July 9th to August 18th.
Benton, T. H. Stanley, di-
rector, (date not yet decided
upon.)
Corinth, M. E. Moffitt, di-
rector, July 9th to August 18th.
There will be a normal at
West Point, a director of which
has not yet been selected.
Applicants for places as in
structors in summer schools
should write the director of the
school, or schools, in which they
would like to work.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
E. r. DAVIS ASKS TO
BE RETURNED TO OFFICE
Has Made County Good Chan
Gerry Clerk and Seeks
Reelection.

E. R. Davis, present Chancery
Clerk of Stone County, this week
makes formal announcement of
his candidacy for reelection to
the office he has held for the
past three years.
During his term of office, Mr..
Davis has proved his efficiency
in handling the affairs of the
office, both as chancery clerk
and clerk of the Board of Super
visors. Reports of Grand Juries
following their Investigations,
have always given Mr.. Davis
praise for the splendid condition
Of the records, books, etc.
Having spent three years in
the office, Mr.. Davis feels that
he is better equipped to serve
the people in his present capa-
city than before and respect
fully asks that his candidacy
and qualifications be given due
consideration.
So far, Mr.. Davis is without
opposition and it is likely that
he will be fortunate enough to
avoid a contest as no one has as
yet made public their intention
of being a running mate for the
Judge"
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
II MEN ENLISTED IN
NAVY DURING WEEK

New Orleans, Feb. 13.-Tha
local Navy Recruiting Office an
nounces that during the cold
weather last week seventeen
men were enlisted in the Navy.
They came from the Recruiting
Stations at Shreveport, Lake
Charles and Alexander, Louis
lana and from Jackson, Meri-
dian and Laurel, Mississippi. Of
the IL first enlistments 8 We're
sent to San Francisco, Califor-
MIA. Three of these first enlist
ments were high school boys
and two had completed 2 years
in high school.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
Concert Postponed.

The musical concert by
students of the Womans College
of Hattiesburg, which was to be
given at the school house here
Thursday night, has been post
poned until Thursday night,
March 1, according to announce
ment made yesterday by the
Baptist Missionary Society, un-
der whose auspices the concert
is to be given.