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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29
Notlclas de sanidad

FL Sub Com:sionado de Sandal, Dr..
Malaret, ha salido para Ia Is.a ms
peccionar varias poblaciones en- donde
Sc han presentado casos de influence.
Ell Ingeniero sanitario ha aproba-
do dos pianos para cdifcios escoIarcs
en- Bayam6n, uno de II salones, e,a-
plazado en- Ia Quinta, y otIo de cua-
tro salones ell Vista Allegro. Tambien
Sc han aprobado los pianos para el
nuevo hospital de Cirugia del E1rlni-
cipio de San Juan, situado entire el
actual Hospital de cirugia y Ell Hospi-
talillo de dementes, dando frente la
Avenida Jose de Diego.
-Ei doctor vilella IG6dico ms
pector del Distrito de Mayagiiez, ha
notifcado la Asamblea Municipal las
deficiencies cue existen en Ell Eatade-
70, plaza Gle mercado, carcel municipal,
drenaje sanitario de Ia poblaci6n y
otras deficiencies, para que Sc tomen
en- cuenta al haceE ell presupuesto mu-
nicipal.
En- Yauco, desde febrero 27 mar
20 15, Sc han tornado IA nluestras de
leche, de las cuales Sc registraron 70
adulteradas con. aqua. Los inspectores
trabajaran activamente mientras ese
delito continue epid5mico en- Yauco. Los
tribunales de justicia cooperaran con
el Departamento de Sanidad, imponien
do castigos severos para cscarmiento
de los causantes de Ia muerte dc nj
nos, enfermos convalecientes Tan
pronto los tribunales dicten el fallo de-
fnitivo, los nombres dc los acusados
seran dados la publcidad, segdn 10
dispono la ley.
lei Departamento de Sanidad Sc ha
ocupado de hacer cargar las neveras
para productos biol6gicos a su maxi
nun de capacidad, para estar seguro
de que esas refrigeradoras Sc adaptan
los reQucrimientos legales, con ell fin
UO Az pASOUCA 4lbS tttAAG uiSGtu b4CS
en- el negocio de los farmac6uticos, nj
lesionar sus intereses, sin que pravia-
mente el Departamento les hubiese
prestado toda la ayuda para colocar-
los en- condolences de cumplir la ley.
Una vez concedida la hcencia, no i'm
porta que los farmaceuticos Sc nieguen
poner la cantidad de hielo que la
misma prueba experimental ha demos
trado que es necesaria para conservar
aquella temperature dentro de los Il
mites cue sefala el reglamento. De
los farmac6uticos sera la responsible
dad de 10 que ocurra mas tarde, Y
clos ser&n los que sufriran las con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29

Sscuencias. Los inspectores' Sc limita-
ran observar las neveras con la fire.
cuencia que 10 cream necesario, y toda
la que no Sc ajuste los limites lega-
les, debera entenderse que Sc procede-
"a contra la nercancia, tai Y como ell
reglamento No. IS 10 indica.
FL doctor Fernandez Mater, acompa-
nado Gel Tngeniero sanitario, senior
Ramirez, han pasado vista de inspec-
ci6n q las siguientes poblaciones: Aqua
d. Etac6n, A1asco, Mayagiiez, Cabo
Rojo, San German, sabana Grande,
Yauco, Guayanilla, Peiiuelas,
En- Aguada Ia poblaci6n estaba lin
pia, SC ha presentado I'm brote de in
auenza. FL doctor Gonzalez, Comisio-
nado de Benefcencia Municipal coope-
ra con la Sanidad a combatir este NAL
En- Rinc6a la poblaci6n estaba muy
hmpia. Sc Va proceder Ia petro-
lizaci6n de dos grandes zanjas, dc des-
agie, que colindan con la poblacion.
En- Anasco la limpieza publica ha
mejorado asi como ell trabajo sanitario
de la poblaci6n
En- May2giiez la poblacion estaba
limpia. Sc inspecclonaron varios edi-
ficios en- construction y Ell nuevo Hos
pital Municipal. I'm esta poblacion es
donde mas fuerte Sc ha presentado Ell
brcts epldemico de influenza, pero ha
sido dominado con la ayuda de la Cruz
Roja, Autoridades Municipales, la
cooperation del cuerpo m6dico de la
ciudad.
En- Cabo Roio la poblaci6n estaba
Hmpia. Sc han presentado varios ca
scs &c influenza.
En- San German la hmpieza pdbica
es efciente. Sc hicieron varias gestio-
aes relacionadas con el proyecto acue-
ducto alcantarillado
En- sabana Grande, la poblaci6n es-
taba lilnpia. Sc autoriz6 ell uso de un
nuevo edifcio de MADEIRA para escue-
las, situado frente la plaza pdblica
que consta de ocho sa1ones. Sc esta
terininando la construction de la plaza
del nereado.
En Yauco la limpieza pdblica ha
mcjorado nucho, pero ell sitio desti-
nado a basurero pdbhco, es muy def
ciente. Sc inspcccionaron varias obras
en- construction.
En- Guayanilla la poblaci6n estaba
linpia.
En- Pefiuelas la limpieza pdblica es
! efciente. Sc inspeccion6 una panade-
| ria del se1or Gotay, en- construction.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29
ParSIa An0nlia

La anemia mantiene la persona
triste v desanimada, la vez que es
sumamente peiigrosa por cuanto dege-
nera ell poder de resistencia contra mu-
chas enfermedades que pueden ser IA
tales Este estado penoso de salud Sc
dehe a la escasez de corpiscillos rojos
en- la sangre, 10 cual produce palidez,
dolores de cabeza, irspetencia, insom-
nio y cansancio constante.
La tniea manera de combatir la
anemia gozar de buena salud es SUI
pliendo mayor nilIaero de corpdscu,os
rojos a la sangre 10 que Sc logra ali
mentsndo el sisteina de- hisrro Que no
cesita. En- I'd. esta Ell hacerlo: todas
las farmacias y droguerias vehden ID
famosa receta conocida por Ell aonbre
de clayton:que. consigs un frasqnito
de cLAYToNIQUE inmediatanente y
tome las tab,etas conforme a as ins-
trucciones. La. formula esta impre3a on
cada envase 10 que signifca su mayor
garantfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29
Sc AuSentan...

Dehtro de breve partiran para Ell Es-
tado de Florida, los duefos de la CASA
FLoTANTE (the Boat-H -House), magni-
flea residencia dentro del mar, en- la
Farada 10 dc Miramar, y aceptan pro
posiciones de compra. La casa esta
fuertemente construida, tiene dos plan
tas, con amplios y frescos dormitorios
las condiciones de salubridad son ex-
ce,entes por Ell sitio en- que radica, 81
I'd. nteresa comprar esta tranquila y
magnifca residential, puede tener in
1ormes Embellishments de: F. H. John
son, 2. o. Box, 1852, San Juan, telefono
$40 azul, Santurce Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29
Ia CREcA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 2f.-Advt.
No Dele a Un Catarro
Conyertirse En- Influenza

Por despreocuparse de q, un
"catarrito" puede. traer una grippe,
influenza, o qu;zas peor, una pull
mo1ia. 'Tiene que cuidarsele innle-
diatamente, y con nada r1lejor que
con un buen frotamiento de Mus
terole en- las parties congestionadas.
Este unguento claro y b1ancuzcc,
fabricado base de scelte de mos
taxa, alcanfor, mentol y otros in
gredientes sencillos, posse todas
las buenas cualidadcs del antique
sinapismo casero sin cl riesgo de
eausar ampollas en- la pei.
Use el Musterole hoy rnisnao Y
notar5 un alivio sorprendente. De
venta en- todas las farmacias, en-
poruos tuhillos.
7dUCHo MEJoR QUE UN sINApIsMo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29

Sc regaIa la oracion de la pie
dra imam quien la pida por CO.
rreo enviando S sellos rojos pa
ra el franqueo Ei imam sirve pa
ra tener fortuna en- anores, via
ies, iuegos, negocios y casanoien-
.tos. O. Rodriguez, San Andres.
10. Marianao, Cube,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29

Ell fon6grafo Pequeha Juanita'' es un
verdadero fon6grafo. Toca toda clase de
discos incluyendo los de 10 pulgadas, con ell
mismo grado de cIaridad accuracia, expression
naturaldad de un fon6grafo que vale
mucho mas que este.
Ell MOTOR es de mecansmo de reloi Sc
1e da cuerda con una lave tiene nm regriln-
dor para Ia velocidad Sc puede parar
cuanda sea necesario.
CADA MAQUINA es probada, regulada v
absolutamente garantizada de estar en- per-
fecta condic6n Una garantias acompana
cada maquua
Ell PRECIo TAN BAJo de este fon6grafo
es debido la tremcnda cantidad producida
por la fabrca- la eual no hace otra clase de
nroductos.
Precio ...g...... ................ S3.25.
Bfande 5000 como dep6sito v pague eli.
resto al recibirlo
THE BosTHoNY EXPORTING co. INC.
$50 N. Orleans st a
CHICAGO, ILL, U. S. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29

LA GREcA. ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 21.-Advt.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-29

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town at the home of Mrs. Blaisdells
mother. Mrs. Julia Charles.
There was o pie social at the Grange
Hall Friday evening about thirty be-
ing present.
There are several cases of chicken
pox in town.
Mrs. Helen Stevens was called to
Readfield. Friday. by the serious ILL.,
ness of her brother Elijah Stevens.
About thirty Of the friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Miner gave them a
party at the Grange Hall Saturday
evening in honor of their recent mar
riage. The evening was spent social
ly and with cards. Refreshments of
sandwiches, cake and coffee were ser
we'd. They were the recipients OF
numerous presents, among them sum
of money from the V. B. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Tracy and little
daughter of Oakland passed the week
end In town.
d. F. Groves who recently pur-
chased Ford coupe has exchanged
it for a Ford sedan and is planning
to go TO Florida for the winter, ac-
companied by Mrs. Groves and their
son Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Miner are visit
ing Mrs. Miners parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Mont Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Corson OF Free
man are guests at the home of F. D..
Stevens.
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BURNS DISTRICT-MAnISoy
(nafarradN '".'

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ncp.,
were in Skowhegan THURSDAY .,
noon. =
Fred Otis and family were In g.
field Sunday calling on M, /
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. TraoI
Joseph Holden and Mr.. Davis
been working on the road bars
past week which has been INN,
very much.
Ernest Mckinney was yisitin,
grandmother Mrs. Frank Davis
Skowhegan last week.
Zebe Davis was in Madison
Friday on business.
We had our first snow of tho
son last Thursday night but #
not stay long after the sun came
Ambrose Fowler was hauling \
toes to Madison last week.
The Burns school IS closed !
Wednesday.
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Hawthorne School Notes
(Deferred)

The attendance was 1000 last week
All those not tardy for the week
were Lawrence and Maynard Briggs,
Doris Hawkins. Alice Foss and Esth-
er Boyington.
The school kept last Saturday so
they will not have to keep the Fri
day after Thanksgiving.
The children enjoy their hot lunch
es very much.
Those receiving 1000 in spelling
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-29
WEST MOSCOW

Mrs. VIM. p. Baker returned home
from the Kennebec Valley Hospital in
lime TO be with her family for Thanks
giving dinner. She is much improved
and on the way to better health.
Cancer was not the cause of her trou-
BILE as so many people seemed to be-
lieye.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Tracy visited
friends in North Arson last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Beck entertained
friends from New Sharon November
IS.
Mr.. and Mrs Nils Anderson enter
tanned party of friends for the day,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Edwin Kelley and two grand
children spent Sunday in Rome
Ivory Tracy of Gardiner is expected
to spend Thanksgiving at the home of
his brother David.
Harold Stockford is unable to work
on account of lamehess in one foot.
Friends of Doris (Williamson) Per-
ry of Vassalboro, formerly of this
town are glad to know she Is recover
ing from an operation for abcess on
the brain to which she recently sub
mitted.
Mrs. Nellie Bacon attended we'd
ding reception at Weeks Mills Fri
day evening.
SMITHFIELD
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace 'Blaisdell of
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.Ai,nRIi,GEwOCK


Don't forget this is "Bny n Bulb
week. A handsome Community
Christmas Tree is to be Illuminated
with colored lights several nights dur
ing Christmas week and under the d.
rection OF the V. I. s. the bulbs for
the tree are being bought by anyone
who wishes to contribute twenty-five
cents toward such a good thing. The
tree will be placed in conspicuous
place where il may be seen by the
greatest number of people and on
Christmas Eve a Community chorus
will sing carols around the tree. All
who are not personally solicited for
twenty-five cents or more, toward this
fund but who wish to give. as this is
community tree, may leave their
contribution at the Post Office where
they will receive their tag
Joseph Smith of Portland, Dist
Supt. of the Cloverdale stores. was
in town last week on business and
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Longley.
Helen Williamson of Portland Is Wis
iting her grandfather Alan Stanley
and other relatives.
Mrs. Dorothy Copp and little son of
Madison are staying with her parents
in town Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Scott.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Bigelow of
Portland were guests Of Mr. Bigelow's
father J. r. Bigelow one day last
week.
Clyde Bigelow OF Watcryille but for
merly of this town has recently arriv-
ed in Pasadena, California, after a
four weeks automobile trip and will
remain In California this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marcia left the
last of the week by automobile for
Boston where Mr.. Maca has employ
ment for the winter.
Mrs. Dorothy Folsom Henderson de-
lightfully entertained the Christmas
Club at an embroidery party on Mon
day afternoon Dainty Refreshments
were served Those present were the
hostess, Mrs. Edith Jones, Mrs. Hazel
Moore, Mrs. Florence Taylor and Miss
Nellie Hussey. The Club will be en-
tertained by Miss Hussey next We'd
nesday afternoon.
Three rents to let. Inquire of F. l..
Ames. 1w48
The Missionary Society of the Rap-
fist Church enjoyed an afternoon and
evening meeting at the Church on
Wednesday. At six o'clock dainty
lanch was served, the guests OF honor
hoing Mrs Whittemore of Waterville
and Mrs. Hatch of Fairfield who came
to address ladies at the evening meet
ing. After the lunch very pretty
Missionary pageant was given by
eight local ladies', Miss Virginia Aver
Ill, Mrs. Edna Emmons, Mrs. Christine
Albee, Mrs. Lillian Ames, Miss Nellie
Hussey, Miss Katherine Wood, Miss
Georgia Tibbetts and Miss Carrie Wal
ker. Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. White
more spoke on white Cross Work"
There were vocal solos by Miss Walk
err and Miss Frances Dresser, and
piano solos by Miss Bayrice RlaisdeA
and Miss Eunice Tibbetts.
Mrs. Harriet Miller and daughter
Mrs. mise Bigelow delightfully."- enter
tanned the Village Improvement So
ciety at their home on Thursday af-
ternoon, nearly fifty ladies being pres
ent. At the business meeting 1t was
voted among other things to have a
Community Christmas Tree. A very
interesting program on "Thanksgiv-
ing was given by the hostesses as
sisted by Mrs. Mabel Miller, Mrs,
Elizabeth Russell, Mrs. Henrietta
Wood, Elizabeth and Robert Miller,
and piano solos were given by Miss
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Friends Of Walter Bean will be glad
to hear that he is able to be out again.
Mrs. Flora Sturtevant OF Mercer mas
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Georgia
McIntire for a few days:
Mrs. Ella Sanford entertained few
friends at tea last Thursday evening.
Benjamin Stevens was calling on
friends and relatives the past week.
Mrs. Ella Sanford and Mrs. Eve
lvn Adams were dinner guests of
Mrs Susie Storer last Monday.
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WEST ATHENS

Miss Amy F. Kincaid camo ,
last week to spend some finn,
her parehts, Mr.. and Mrs. ! n
eaid.
Miss Gladys Belts. of seovh
was in town Sunday. '"
Mrs. Charlie Corson has ON.
Scion to visit her mother for :
Bonnie Butler visited HIS s,s,o,
family in Harmony Sunday.
o. c. HUFF was in Canaan tho
Of this week on business.
Willard Drew is hauling feed
Skowhegan.
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for the week were Doris Hav.,,.
Esther Boyington. '
The pupils and teacher wen,
short walk through the wnoss a' !
day afternoon. Nov. II, and tn 10 :,
following wild. flowers. .bMs aa !
yarrow.. bluett. dandelion and ma :. y
berry blossoms also the pnsss s ~
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CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely thank all our friends
and neighbors for their kindness dur
ing our recent bereavement and es-
pecially Labanon Lodge F. & A. M
for their beautiful burial service.
Mrs. Allie Frost
Harry Frost
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-04-28
PERSISTENT EFFORT In THE
RIGHT DIRECTION BEATS
LUCK.

President Hardings defense OF his
recsnt New York address before the
Associated Press representatives
seems to squar, h m with the platform
of his party. His vehement denunciat
ion If the League of Nations should
satisfy even those with extreme
views, who are of the opinion that he
is leading them in the direct :on of ali
cnt2ngling alliance with the Old
World nations and their affairs. Ger
tain it is if he is doing so, he has clear
cd himself of personal responsibility
Their for by an appeal to the platform
of the National Republican Party.
OR personl observation has been
tina, the grea. Elihu Root, acting
through II ardent admirer, Secretary
of State Hughes is directly responsi-
bic for forcing this issue at this time.
The result of this outspoken declarat
ion is yet to be seen. The Republican
organization is loosely correlated
body OF malcontents moving and act
ing upon their own initiative. Party
discipline is at q low ebb for the reas-
on that recent recruits have been ac.
cep' ed before ascerta.ning their loyal
ty 20 party or adherence to the funda
mental principles OF the organization
Of which they form a part.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-04-28
ReligiOus Notes
v " u " u " y $50
SHARON BAPTIST SERVICES.
SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1923.

SUNDAY, APRlL ~, 1875.
Location: Corner of Leigh and FRS,
Streets.
1000 A. NJ. Sunday School Lesson.
Ruth. the Faithful Daughter" The
Book of Ruth.
The pastor will preach at each SER
vice.
1890 A. M. Morning Subject: "Tests
of Sonship."
$3.50 p. NJ. Subject: IAN Imperish
able Memorial
Report of Pew Rally Workers oil
Auxiliary Board under the leadership.
of Mesdames Mollie Johnson. Ellen
Brown and Harriet Blunt.
900 p. NJ. Young Peoples Meeting.
Sis p. NJ. Subject: THE Second
Count in the Case Against the Church.
Regular Prayer services (weeklyJ
Wednesday 500 p. NJ.
The evening subject is the second In
series Of sermons upon the subject:
whats Wrong with the Church OF
Our Day?"
We desire to thank the members
and friends of the Theban Beneficial
Club for the large attendance and
support OH the occasion of their Tween
ty-first anniversary last Sunday. Such
cooperation and fellowship is sufficient
evidence of the genuineness of the iu-
tertSt shown in the work of the
church. May the church ever lift up
Christ who said, And 1, i'll be lifte,t
up from the earth, will draw all men
unto me-" You are welcome to any
and all our services. Strangers in the
city are invited to worship with us
Sunday.
W. l.. JOHNSON,
Church CLERK.
REV. RI H. JOHNSON, B. d.
Pastor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-04-28
A VOICE FROM AFRICA.
400 Gay Street.
Nashville. Tenn

NASHVILLE. Tenn
April 16. 1929.
To Our Baptist Brethren:--
/ am sending this letter lis written
by DR.. Boothe for the Memphis Con.
ference, in order that our brethren
might see how one of the old line
mark brethren is thinking in respect
to our work. This is a suggestive let
ter. Read it carefully May it inspire
us to be ambitious yet cautious, act
i've yet temperate and labor without
getting tired.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
March 20, 1928.
To DR.. l.. K. Williams,
In the Special meeting in Memphis.
Tenn. April 3Id and to the dear
Brethren who may be in conference
with him.
Dearly beloved leader and yoke-fel
low, in the gospel harvest field:
1 regret that 1 cannot be with you
in body, though in longing ana pray
er on your behalf, am with you. /
therefore say my say in the brIerest
way possible. l submit for your consl,-
GRAFTON the following. namely:
l Read John 1915 and John 1915
and believe it and act by it as though
Jesus stood in your meeting and utt-
cred to you the language of the yer.
named. They are as true in his alb
sence as in His presence. Indeed He
is not absent. "Lo / am with you to
the end of the age
The Incorporation OF the mother
body; the Convention makes this
body; that is the Convention response
bic for all it's different agencies. Tha.
is to say; where these assume liabill
ties they do so for the mother body
and the mother body can be held Legal.
ly responsible except some proviso o.
special act of the mother tody shall
hold Boards within carefully defined
limits. "a hint for the wise is suffl.
Gent"
3. Your publication Board and your
Home and your Foreign Mission
Boards should have safety Mt this
hour; the beginning hour of our de
nomination (since we let the first bird
out Of the cage.) for these Boards are
your "underpinning." your pillars
Lay your m'ghtiest hand to your prin.
ing plant. 1t is supremely missionary
IN us purpose and operation as well
rs a basic force on all sides.
4. TIE Conventional session i'm Los
Angeles should have a program which
ajars gates upon new Wis ons of duty
Of emporium ty. of organization AMI
push. Indefinite uncertain men ana
movements should lie replaced and
have their talents or pounds Of trust
even to others Who ran put things l,
I'll" exchange
May God bless you with great free
dom of soul 20 push into n forward
lock.
your humble brother in Hin who
l1ved us unto death.
(S'gnedO CHAS. O POOTaE
Yours in His service.
l.. G.. JORDAN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-04-28
INSTALLATION AT SHARON.

Exercises incident to the Installat-
ion of Rev r. H. Johnson Jr. B. D.,
as pastor of Sharon Baptist church
will begin Sunday, May 18th ana co,
tinue through Monday, May 21st. All
excellent program has been arranged
with the cooperation of our ST ,ter
churches. their pastors and choirs. a
full statement of same will be mads
later. Friends and visitors are wei.
come to any Of our services.
INSTALLATION COMMITTEE.
Sharon Baptist Church
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-04-28
ACTS TO REMOVE THE
FLORIDA SHERIFF FOR
FATAL FL0GC|NCS
Governor Recommends ]. II. Jones Be
Put Out of Office.

Tallahassee, Fla. April 2S.-The
Florida Senate late today referred to
special committee Governor Har-
Gee's recommendation that Sheriff }.
r. Jones OF Leon County, of which
Tallahassee is the county seat, be nc
moved from office.
The committee will investigate ac-
cus2t:ons against the sheriff, ana
make its recommendation to the Sen
ate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-04-28

casKet sale.
Dr. 4. Capers Jones physician for
the Putnam Lumber Company has
testified before the committee that hs
made out a burial permit, giving the
cause OF Tabert's death as being due
primarily to pneumonia. with COM
rlication OF malaria" This, the doc
tor said was incorrect. he explaining
the purpOrted false entry by say.ns
he did not care to- embarrass Taberr s
parents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-04-28
FATAL STRAP is PRODUCED

Testimony today was intended 10
substantiatc the evidence given by Jer
ry M. Poppell, former jailer OF Leon
County. who startled the committee
Saturday by saying Sheriff j. r..
Jones County Judge b. f. Willis, two
deputy sheriffs and himself had been
intoxicated on several occasions ana
thAt the sheriff on signing an agree
ment with the Putnam Lumber Com
pany, in which he was to receive $40
for each prisoner he delivered to the
company, told him and other deputies
20 get busy, for this means money for
me-"
BLACK Annie" the strap which the
Putnam Lumber Company sad was
he property of Walter Higg;nbotham
whipping boss" and used by the lat
ter in his admitted flogging of Tabert
five days before the boy died. was pro
duced and placed in evidence this aft
ernOon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-04-28
SUMMER SCHOOL AT VIRGINIA
UNION UNIVERSITY.

The Tenth annual sc ssion or the
Virginia Union University Summer
School will be conducted June 18th -
July 9Th. 1923. Courses will be given
preparing for the following State Ger
tificate; Normal. Professional, New
Elementary and Special and for re
ne"ai OF any certificate above Second
Grade.
Bulletin will be ready FOR distribu,-
ion on or about April 18th.