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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

reses encubiertos de unos cuantos, no
sucede mas que en- Puerto Rico donde
ell pueblo permite 10 indecible con tai
de no inmiscuirse en- discusiones v es-
candalos, aunque lie roben su dinero.
Hemos perdido hasta ell civismo, que
va ESQ es ell colmo. Todos sabemos que
aunque no estemos acogotados por la
estrechez, tampoco estamos nadando
en- plata, y a la inmensa generalidad
de las gentes les es mclesto perder Gin
CO dolares.
En- todos los hipodromos del mundo,
donde tienen una perfecta compren-
sion del Sport y guardian devotional
respeto al interes publico, cuando Sc
(Continia en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20
In las Careras Ce|ebradaSe eI domingo
en- eI hip6drOmO de HatO Rey 3 fue-
ron anuIadas para eI pool y una Sc.
efeCtu6 en- Ia mas COmpIeta OSCuridad

f peSdente de Ia CON- pa ST. Richardson pOne aCOntri-
bc6n 81 tremenda adivdad para eVar OmbnadOnes frau
duentaS enCamnadaS admnEtrdr 0IadrOS gar con d.
nero del pbCO Una apaente egaidad rOde6 los CyentOS
hpCOS del dmO domingo perO iqu6n puede aSeguar que
este COndnuara pOr Siempe?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

Hace alg1n tempo, hfcimos tres pre-
guntas por escrito al prominente lider
del Partido Republican,, y ex-alcalde
de San Juan, sefior Roberto H Todd,
con relaci6n al interes que Sc tonan
algunos amigos del senior Todd para
que este presente SUI candidatura pa
ra Alcalde de la ciudad, y cual seria sl1
actitud en- case de que su candidatura
saliese triunfante.
A prop6s:to de su viaje al Continen
tie, para donde saldra ma1ana lin de
asistir, en- representation del Partido
Republican, de Puerto Rico, la reu-
MON del Comite Nacional Republican,,
la cual tendra lugar durante los dias
IL 12 del proximo mes en- la Capt.
tai federal, visitamos don Roberto
en- sus oficinas. Ell senior Todd crey6
oportuno, en- primer lugar, contestar a
las preguntas que lie hicieramos con fe
cha anterior, y asi 10 hizo.
Nuestras preguntas, y la contesta-
ci6n que di6 a elias ell senior Todd fue-
ron las siguientes:
-IEs cierto que muchos amigos SUI
yos lie han sugerido que presente su
candidatura para Alcalde de San
Juan?
Isl. es cierto. varios amigos mics
me han hablado de este asunto.
jim ese case, acepta usted? Y en-
case de que no acepte, 1cuales son sus
razones para clio?
mo, no acepto. Tengo por costum-
bre dar al destino que ocupo mi item
po, y la Acadia requiere ademas de
tempo toda la energia de un hom-
bre. Sc es alcalde, ,-continuo don Ro-
berto,-las veinticuatro horas del dia,
es decir: de dia Y de noche; nj ST.
quiera puede uno dornlir tranquilo 81 a
un vecino cualquiera Sc lie ocurre aga
rrar ell tel6fono media noche Y la
mar al Alcalde para decirle que A
ESA HORA no funciona la Lave del
aqua.
Una gesti6n asi,-sigui6 dici6n-
donos ell senior Todd,-ademas, debe
compensarse debidamente, Y $4,000
que tiene la Acadia de sueldo 10 ga
ma cualquier ''clerk'' de cualquier de-
partamento.
En- mi puesto de Comisionado de
Immigration, estoy mas tranquiIo, ten
go POGO trabajo y mayor sueldo.
6Tiene usted algo mas que decir-
nos?
NADIA mas, sino darle las gracias
por su cortesia para conmigo,-ter-
nin6 dici6ndonos don Roberto.
Hablando luego sobre su viaje a
Washington, y alrededor de la infor.
maci6n que di6ramos aver con respec-
to a la designation del. celebre Mon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

La campaia que esta realizando Ell
MUNDO para evitar que Ell publico
que asiste al hip6dromo de Hato Rey
siga siendo victima propiciatoria de
unos cuantos desalmados que juegan
impunemente con ell dinero ajeno, es-
ia produciendo magnifica impression en-
la opinion pdbhca adn en- las mis-
mas personals que asisten las carre-
ras de caballos por no tener, por Ell mo
mento. otra diversion que solace y ale
gre Ell espiritu.
En- las carreras celebradas Ell do
mingo iiltimo no Sc registraron los es-
candalos de otros dias nj Sc presenci6
el comercio ilicito y fraudulento de
cuadros, gracias sin duda la VOC de
alerta lanzada por ell gran diario ma
tinal cierto stoque" que segun Sc
dice, ACADIA de dar ell gobernador Tow
ner.
81 bien no puede decirse en- punidad
de verdad q. las carreras de anteayer
dejaron satisfecho al p1blico, bien cla-
70 pusieron de manifesto que los jo-
ckeys, son los que dirigen el cotarro
en- ell redondel de Quintana v que ha
cen. su talante, 10 que les viene en-
CANA pesar del Jurado, del Juez de
salida Y de la Comisi6n Hipica.
TRES CARRnRAs ANULADAs
La costumbre de anular carreras sin.
ananciarlas previamente al publico, es
enfermedad uue va es cr6nica en- Quin
tana, y Sc hace con tanta frecuencia
que va el pdblico no formula su pro-,
tesla nj establece su querella, a 10 cual,
tiene pleno derecho. Sc da ell case
asombroso ds que cuando Sc corrige o
Sc enmiendan algunos de los defectos
que son tan comunes en- ell Hip6dro-
mo, retofan POGO despues mas temibles.
que riunca.
Tres carreras fueron anuladas ell do
mingo iiltimo y este naturalmente pro-
duce profundo desagrado en- ell plbl-
co que va tras ell ''vellocino'' del
Pool. Nosotros creemos que la anula-
ci6n de carreras no debe hacerse, a no
ser que existan causas fundamentals
de fuerza mayor. ESQ de retirar un
caballc pcrque asi 10 quieren los inte-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

Ell. GoBIERNo INGLEs NO sEcUN
DA A FRANcIA EN- sUS PRoPoSI
Tos PRA LA EXPUIsIoN DEL
Ex- KRoNPRINz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20
Sc ALQuILA

EI edificio situado en- la caIIe
de San Francisco No. SO, actual
mente ocupado por la casa de
Gonzalez Padin.
5. Sc adrniten proposiciones para
contrato por 2 mas aiios. Con-
tando desde ell 10. de enero de
1924 en- adeIante.
Informara F. del Vale, Jr.
so Allen ST. Tel. 1882
San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

Ruiz, algunos amigos suyos, TO-
maron un autcm6vil con Ell prop6s;to va
indicado, y salieron a toda prisa hacia
el citado pueblo.
En- la curva que haee la carretera cr
la parada 9 media, debido' Ia We
locidad que nevaba ell CAIRO, Sc vol
CO este, fue tan violento ell vuelco
que ademas de resultar ell CAIRO COM
pletamente destrozado, salieron heri-
dos de suma gravedad el chauffeur Jo-
sc Raso, y los pasajeros Jesus Herman
dez. Gerardo Tirado, Lima Gonzalez, y
Jose Ruiz. Este ultimo, a consecuen-
cia de las graves heridas contusio-
nes recibidas, fallecio POGO despues en-
ell Hospital Municipal de Santurce
adonde fue condacido, en- union de los
demas heridos.
LOS HERIDoS.
Ell mas grave de los heridos, segin
ell informe facultativo, es Jesus Her
nandez, quien result6 con la fractura
del craneo y clavicula izquierda, ade-
mas de vsrios golpes en- Ell pecho. ms
p:ra tan serios cuidados este herido,
que Sc teme un resultado fatal, a pc
sar de los aaxilios de la ciencia me-
dica.
Gerardo Tirado, resulto con otra frac
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

LoNDREs, nov. 10. SfCable Francesl
-Todo indica que Ell gobierno de la
Gran Bretafia y Francia Sc alejan cada
vez mas en- cuanto la manera de re-
solver la question de Alemania. Las
inedidas drasticas que propone el 60
bierno frances para obligar a las auto
ridades alemanas extraditar al ex-
Eronprinz, son del todo inaceptables
para Inglaterra. Estas medidas consis-
ten, primero, en- el embargo de otras Ii.
meas ferroviarias hacia ell este de la
iona ocupada 10 cual incluye la oen-
paci6n eventual de Frankfort por !cs
franceses; segundo, la consolidation v
extension de las posiciones franco bel
gas en- el Rhur; tercero, la ocupaci6n
de los puertos de Hamburgo Bremen.
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Auditor Accountants

Backed by sound practice will
consider proposition for reliable
concern.
STEPHEN-EL MUNDO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20
HOrroroSo accidente automOuiista ocu-
rrido aver la una de la madrugada
en- la parada nueUe y media de la
auenida Ponce de Leon
ResO mrO ST. Jose Ruiz COOGO cOmqante de Puerta de Tea
eGbevn graves herdas uatO pesOna mas, ndgndO chauffeur
Sc teme que Jesus Herndndez uno de los herdos,
ra de un momentO OtrO a COnSecuencia de un
fuerte goIpe en- la cabeza

turs en- ell craneo, tambien de carac-
ter grave.
81 chauffeur Jose Raso, result6 con
algunas contusiones en- la cabeza y va
rios golpes en- la boca pecho.
Lima Gonzalez, la menos grave de los
neridos, result6 con una confusion en-
la frente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

Antenoche, a la una ocurrio en- Ia
parada 8 y media de Puerta de Tie
IRA, un grave accidente automovilista,
resultandO un muerto Y cuatro heridos.
Ell ACCIDENTE.
Ell senior Jose Ruiz, conocido conner
ciante de Puerta de TERRA, habia le-
gresado de Ciales en- la tarde del do
mingo, Y ell mismo dia por la nochc Sc
propuso salir hacia Camuy en- persecu-
cion de un empleado suyo que habis
desaparecido despues de apoderarse del
dinero que habia en- GAIA en- su esta-
blecimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20
DR.. S. M. Haley

Ha l1udado sus oficinas al
nuevo edificio de puerto Rico
Ilustrado Inc" esquina San Jose
y Tetuan. DO. piso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20
LA INVESTIGATION

/ Este case ha sido puesto en- manos
del Fiscal del Segundo Distrito, quien,
segln nos informaramos en- Fiscalia,
procedera practicar la investigation
correspondence cuando Ell estado de los
heridos y tnicos testigos 10 permita.
Evening star., 1923-01-31

financial irregularities are under in
vestigation by the district attorney.
The board, which held its meeting
behind closed doors. praised Mr. An
derson "for the wise and upright and
courageous way in which he has con-
ducted and managed the affairs of the
Anti-Saloon League in this state"
No mention was made by the board.
in it's formal statement issued
through Mr.. Anderson Of the report
made public that John ID. Rockefeller,
ST. and jr, had withdrawn their finan-
cial support from the organization.
! Seeing in the boards resolution an
inference that the district attorneys
ONCE was attacking the prohibition
movement and the enforcement of the
dry laws. through the investigation.
Assistant District Attorney Pecora
declared:
/ THE prohibition issue Is in no way
involved, nor Will it become involved.
No greater service could be rendered
the prohibition cause than this in
vestigation. il it develops that a
crime has been committed by any one
connected with the league"
Miss Maude M. O'Dell. Supt. Ander-
Evening star., 1923-01-31
QUOTE BOOKS IN WAR
FOR PERFUME NAME
arabian Nights and "Faerie
Queene" Mention Organ, Is
< Defendants Plea.
Nv the Associs ted Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
NEW YORK, January s1.-"The
Arabian Nights Tales" and Spenser's
"Faerie Queene" were invoked as au-
thorities, along with a dictionary and
a Broadway druggist, in a federal
court suit which will determine
whether American women may have
their choice of many "origan" per-
fumes or must continue to rely on
Francois Joseph dc Spoturno Coty
for that brand.
The LIE Blume Import Company.
Inc. is seeking to restrain ~
from interfering with it's importation
where more than a dozen varieties are
made. NJ. Coty contends that he has
a copyright in the United States on
the word "origan."
Sitting behind a desk Uttered with
perfume bottles. Judge Learned Hand
was regaled with the following data,
intended to show that origan" is
almost as common word as rose
or violet" and hence not subject TO
copyright.
ii, y. 40-'I chaunst to see her in her
proper hcw, bathing herself in ORR
game and thyme"
"Arnbian Nights Quotation.
.. Arabian Nights Tales" Burtons
Translation. vol. |. p. 146-"A spa
cious Plain set with tall date palms
and watered by a running
stream whose banks were fowered
with rose. jasmine. ox-eye.
violet, lily, origane and the wild gill;
flower e"
;. Affidavit by Frank kalen, Broad
way druggist and purveyor of per-
fumes and cosmetics to theatrical
beauties. who declared that many
brands of "origan" perfume were
made in France and that Travelled
actresses "know definitely what brand
of cosmetics and perfumes they de-
sire. and that in asking for organ
perfume they usually mention the
name of the manufacturer whose par
ticular brand they wish" He added
that he had calls for several brands
besides NJ Coty's.
Counsel for NJ. Coty argued, among
other things. that there really wasn't
any "origan" in Coty's organ brand.
Organ. he said. had little value in
making fine perfumes and it was more
commonly used lin favoring meats,
such as sausages.'
Evening star., 1923-01-31
United Churches
ToLaunch Drive
Against Lynching

The Federal Council Of Churches
Of Christ in America has desig-
mated February II as Race Re-
lations Sunday" to mark the start
Of q campaign against lynching,
it was announced yesterday.
The organizations commission
on church and race relations,
which is headed by John J. Egan
Of Atlanta, will attempt, through
the campaign, Ii was said. to de-
velop good will by better under
standing Between the white and
negro races throughout the coun-
try. Discussion of the problem
in pulpits, Sunday schools and
meetings of young peoples soci-
cites has been requested.
Evening star., 1923-01-31
ASKS SALE OF UNIFORMS,
Would Dispose of Them to Ex'
Service Men.

Authority 20 sell Navy and Marine
Corps uniforms TO ex-service men is
sought by Secretary DENLY Of the Navy
Department. He has written a letter
to Speaker Giilett. accompanied by
drafts of proposed BILL 10 give him
such authority.
Secretary DENLY explained that this
was asked because he has received so
many requests from former service men
In the Navy and Marine Corps that he
believes the desire is general to pur-
chase. such uniforms in order that they
may be properly arrayed when they pa
rade. He said that he believed this
would serve a worthy purpose IL the
use of the uniform was restricted to
men honorably discharged
Evening star., 1923-01-31
WE'D IN CEMETERY;
WANTED EMPHASIS
ON SERIOUSNESS

LOS ANGELES, Calf. January 31.-
The marriage ceremony of A. NJ.
Howes. forty-nine. and Cora Gregory
Will, forty-two, was performed in the
Little Church of the Flowers. . fun
eral chapel in Forest Lawn ceme-
terry, at Glendale. a suburb, because
the bridegroom wished to emphasize
the seriousness OF matrimony, he
said.
Evening star., 1923-01-31
ANT|-SALO0N DIRECTORS
defend v. H. ANDERSON
Resolutions Adopted Expressing
Confidence in Superintendent
Now Under Fire.

NEW YORK, January 31.-"Defi-
ance against the world. the flesh and
the devil, which. we believe leaxued
US in this contest" was uttered by the
board of directors of the Anti-Saloon
League Of New York state, in a reso-
luton expressing confidence in Will
liam H. Anderson. state superintend-
'snt of the league, whose alleged
Evening star., 1923-01-31
DIVORCE JURY HUNG.
Unable to Agree in Suit of John
Howard Cromwell, Yachtsmau.

WHITE PLAINS y. V. January 81
After teh hours delberation the
Jury in the divorce suit of John
Howard Cromwell. direct descend
ant of Oliver Cromwell. against his
wife. Rose Parker Cromwell. failed
70 agree. and was released by
Supreme Court Justice Sceger for
formal discharge today.
Cromwell. "A noted yachtman. charg-
ed his wife with misconduct, and
named Harry Cohn, motion picture
promoter, as one OF three correspond
ents Mrs. Cromwell. in a counter
charge. alleged that Mrs. Genevieye
Mulford, the Cromwell housekeeper
was responsible for the suit.
Evening star., 1923-01-31
FRANCE HONORS MUSICIAN
Paume Academique Is Conferred
Upon DR.. Dawson.

BOSTON, Mass, January 31.-Dr.
Archibald T., Dawson, conductor of
the Harvard Glee Club and associate
professor of music at Harvard Uni
versity, was decorated with the
Paume Academiaue here last night
by M. Darius Milhaud, the French
composer, on behalf of the French
government. The award was made
in recognition of the musical achieve
ments of the glee club, which visited
France in 1921 at the invitation of the
government.
Evening star., 1923-01-31
JUNIOR WAR COLLEGE
PLAN FOR SAN DIEGO
Institution to Give West Point and
Annapolis Graduates Supple
mentary Training.
By the Associat ted Press.

BY the Associs tsd Press.
SAN DIEGO. Calf, January 31.-
Plans Of the Navy to establish at San
Diego a junior war college, where
Army and Navy officers will receive
post graduate training supplementary
to that received at West Point and
Annapolis. were received here from
Washington.
This college will extend in a broad
way, it is announced. the work of the
Naval War College at Newport, Civ,
ing to the officers high in command
an extensive training in strategy and
tactics.
Evening star., 1923-01-31

sons assistant, was questioned at
length by Mr.. Pecora. Her testimony
was summed up by Mr.. Pecora with
the words:
"The ignorance OF some people Is
highly illuminating"
Mr.. Pecora announced that he would
resume the questioning of Mr.. Ander-
son today.
Evening star., 1923-01-31
MARY GARDEN SEES COUE

BOSTON. January 31.-Mary Garden
called on Emile Coue here yesterday,
seeking the aid Of the exponent of auto
suggestion to Improve her health, her
disposition and her voice.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23
YALE SQUAD LEAVES
q pIaycrs With Coaches and Trainers on for I,oston to Ringing Cheers of Undergraduate Isody.

New Haven. Nov. 2s. -Cheered by hundreds of undergraduates the Yale squad consisting of 45 players and ace comrsnied by coaches and trainers de- parted for Boston this forenoon. talk ing the train leaving this city at ios20 Ia. m. The usual parade tn the sta- tion with members of the squad and coaches in automobiles and the stu- dent body afoot. marched from the |csmpus 10 the accompaniment of |siirring music by the Vale band, |punctuaied by lusty lung cheers. Captain Mallory and members of hhe team. the coaches and trainers |were cheered collectively and in bividually.
 The team will reach Boston in time Nor practice in the Harvard stadium ht : o'clock this afternoon. The |entire Yale squad will be auartered 4 the Lenox hotel, Boston. instead of
 et the Belmont Country club as in
 Former years.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23
CLUBBED TO DEATH
Masked Intruder Murdered Elderly Man As He Dorod on Couch tn Maple Plain, Niun.. Home.

Minneapolis. Minn.. Nov. 25.--Hen- nepin county authorities are looking for the masked intruder who strode into the home of Duane Chapel. 64. at Maple Plain last night and clubbed the aged man 10 death before the eyes of his mortified wife.
 Chapel was killed while taking a nap on a couch. His invalid wife was helpless to aid him. For nearly three hours the woman remained in the house with the body, a nervous wreck. unable to leave her chair. The alarm was given by Guy Chapel, 24. who returned from work to find the tragedy.
 "A big man with a club came in the front door," Mrs. Chapel said oyer and over in trying to describe the murderer. She said the man en- tered in silence, did his work silently. and departed without having uttered a word.
 Last nights was tho second mur- der in the Chapel family in little more than four years.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23
SubpOenas Served on More Witnesses in This State Dr. Markham to Resign as Head of Eclectic Ex- aminers.
WAR ON FAKE DENTAL PRACTITIONERS ALSO

New York, Nov. 23.--Sought by the district attorney for questioning in connection with the Connecticut in- vestigation of alleged medical diploma mills. James A. De Marco and his brother Archilles, whose names have been linked with Kansas City and St. Louis institutions have vanished from an uptown club, process servers res ported today to the district attorneys office.
 In the face of assertions by pr. S. Dana Hubbard, health department director of public education that offi- cial efforts to ferret out 5000 prao- ticing medical fakers in New York city were mild and slow" District Attorney Banton announced he would take no further action unless moro evidence against the alleged impost- CTS turned up.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23
SHIP NEWS
ArriNedt

Arr1N ed.
 Berengaria. New York, Nov. 2s. from Southampton.
 Mongolia. New York. Nov. g, Antwerp.
 Paris. Havre. Nov. 2i. New York via Plymouth.
 seydlitz Bremen. Nov. ia. New York.
 Empress Of Russia. Hong Kong. Nov. 22. Vancouver.
 Sailed.
 Dante AIighieri. Naples, Nov. IS. for New fork.
 America. Genoa. Nov. IS. New York.
 Braga. Aigiers. Nov. 1s. tfrom Piraeusi. New York.
 Colombo. Naples. Nov 1s. New York.
 President Lincoln. Hong Kong. Nov 2i tfroTn Manila). San Francisco.
 Frederik VIII Copenhagen. Nov %. New York.
 Minnekshda. Antwerp. Nov. 2f lfronn HamBurgl. New York.
 Ansonia. Southampton. Nov. 22 ffrom LondonD. New York.
 saturnia. Glasgow. Nov. 22. St John. x. B.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23
"NOTHING MISSING" REPORT
 ON THREE BURGLARTES
Drug store, Battery station and Coal oaicc on Police Blotter as
 "Entered."

Breaks into three stores during the night were reported st police head quarters this morning.
 a Policeman Tierney stated Tn re- nort that at 4;b5 o'clock this morn- ing he found the rear door of the City drug store on Main street open. He entered, the report stated, and found that someone had gained entrance in- to the place through the cellar win dow. John oBrien. proprietor Of the store, was called, but nothing was re- nortea missing. Goats and other ar ticles were strewn about the store and the cash register had been tampered with. -,,,
 The proprietor of the Battery Fill ing station on West Main street re- ported early this morning that his place had been entered during the night but nothing was stolen. The Tomasczewsk Coal Co office on West Main street was also entered but nothing is reported as missing. The detective bureau of the police depart ment Is conducting an investigation
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23
NEW YORK MEN WANTED FOR
 DIPLOMA MILL PROBE DROP
 MYSTERIOUSLY FROM SIGHT
FIND OBSTACLES IN COMPILING TAX LIST Ziegler and Smith Complain of Methods of Directory
 Agents

Finding that the work of personal tax enumeration is being greatly ham pered by alleged misrepresentations by canvassers preparing the annual city directory, Registrars W. J. Zieg- Ter and T. J. Smith are conducting an investigation and may shortly prefer charges against employees of the direc- tory publishers.
 The registrars were met with fiat refusals in every part of the city when they attempted to secure information as to the occupants of houses. their occupations. etc. They were told that the personal tax enumeration had been taken up only one week before their appearance. Investigation dis closed, it is alleged, that canvassers for the city directory had represented themselves as employees of the city making the official enumeration for personal tax, the registrars say.
 So great has been the interference with their work, that the registrars said this morning there is little hope of making as favorable a showing in enumeration this year as last. They say they stan9 ready to produce "a score of witnesses who will say that the directory employees represented to them that they were working on per sonal tax lists and that 1t was because of this representation that informa- ton was given.
 Numerous other complaints which however, do not directly concern the registrars have been heard.
 A resident of Day street reported that the directory man pounded or the door of his house so vigorously and so long that a woman who had not left her sick bed for three week. was obliged to rise and go to th. door. On Cherry street famil, complained to the registrars that th' canyassers broke a panel in thei door. In other sections of the city re ports of similar conduct were heard
 Unless something is done to curl ! the alleged abuses, the registrars fee certain that the work or personal ia
 enumeration will become more an
 more difficult each year. On this ae count they are making their insestiga ton and will shortly lay before th proper city officials the results o | their finding