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y. y. DuNEAU Vr MARKETS
Fruit. and yexet.b,e..
Washington, D. o.

Fruits and Vegetables.
Prices reported: Florida spaulding
NosS potatoes. - to IS per bushel box
IN Philadelphia. Eastern sacked round
SMn,istes; Su,s s,o n:sS to s2,2s per 100 pounds,
Green Mountains, $3.50 to SI.s5 al
sniPping points. bulk stock S1.75 to
y!.So. Northern sacked stock, 81 to
$i.de IN Chicago carlot market, $l.35 to
st.eo IN other markets, 85c to $1.05 at
Shipping points; New York baldwin
$3.50 to $3.50. Northwestern extra
fancy winesaps, S2.25 to Ss.26 per boz.
Live Stock and Meats.
Chicago prices: Hogs. top. $40:
snd good beef steers. IS to s9.76;
6nssher ssnSas COWS COWS and heifers $3.50 to 1850
1925; fat lambs. s125o to ili.so; year
!ings, $s.76 to 1880: fat ewes, 81 to
$sSe. Prices good grade meats: Beef
$l3 to SIS. veal Sl4 to SIS, lamb $22 to
$26. mutton tl4 to sit. light pork loins
$lo 10 VII. heavy loins Ill to $3.50.
:, Closing prices In Chicago cash mar
ket: No. red winter wheat, Sl,SS:
No. hard winter wheat, 1l.26; No. 1
mixed corn. SIC: No. 2 yellow corn. $50:
No. white oats. l8c.
Average farm prices: No. . mixed
corn In central Iowa, SIC; No. 2 hard
winter wheat In central Kansas. S1.06.
Closing future prices: Chicago May
swnhMeat' snM N:24h: Chicago May corn.
Kansas City May wheat, Sl.l6; Winni-
peg May wheat. Sl.2sh.
Eastern hay markets barely steady
but firmness continues In central-west-
ern markets. Receipts only Of moder-
pscially for shipment to southern mar
kst.. Quoted: No. timothy. New
burgh s2o.50. Cincinnati 32i. Chicago
$1. Minneapolis s17. st. Louis t22,
Memphis $3.50. No. ! alfalfa, Mem
Phs' s a W io,,s No. ,1o ! prairie Minneapolis
Markets generally quiet with fairly
good demand for transit and nearby
bran. May-June shipment bran quoted
ce,,dn e about below ,a prevailing nh, prices
but linseed meal barely steady at in.
creased offerings. Gluten feed situ-
alton unchanged. Hominy feed offer
ings light. prices firm to higher; de-
mand fair: movement and receipts
good. Quoted: Bran $26.50, middlings
$2S.60. rye middlings see, Minneapolis:
80 per cent lInseed meal. $4l Mime
apolis. $50 Buffalo; Sc per cent cotton
seed meal. $3.50 Memphis, $40.50 At
lanta: gluten feed, 1856 Chicago:
white hominy feed. t2s.60 st. Louis.
$2e.60 Chicago.
Dairy and Poultry Products.
Butter markets unsettled. Closing
prices, 90 score butter: New Yorx
lShc. Philadelphia 4Shc. Boston soc.
Chicago 46Hc.
Cheese markets weak and unsettled.
Prices at Wisconsin primary cheese
markets: Flats and twins zoe. single
daisies 20hc, double daisies 20kc.
young Americas 20hc. longhorns lshc.
square prints 20xc.
Spot cotton prices advanced IA
points during the week. New York
Alay future contracts advanced 8
points. Spot cotton closed at 28.84c
per pound. New York May futures at
29.14c.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle.

Yeariing steers In choice condition
quoted at 38.75 to 50. Grass-fedsteers
were quoted from 81 to $3.50. while the
poorer grades were quoted az low as
1850 and IS. Choice cows went for
1910 by the carload. with single sales
up to the unusual price Of $3.50. The
average carload lots sold above IS. and
the plain kind at $3.50. Cutters
brought from 32.26 to 50. Gamers
sold for g. Veal calves continued to
recover points lost earlier In the week
and at the close Of last week. Several
sales were made at 3ll.75 and $l0.26.
Poor quality calves went for $b.26.
Bulls covered the spread from 1870 to
IS. Feeders and stockers sold by the
sarload at $7.25.
Sheep.
Two hundred and thirty-eight lambs
In the s3-pound class went for 3l3.l0.
Sixty nine pound lambs brought 1880
flat. Eighty-pound lambs sold flat for
$l3.40. California lambs Weighing 67
pounds sold for $l2.75. Quotations for
shearing lambs ranged from $13 to
$3.50 for good grades and 1885 for
choice kinds. Fat ewes are quoted
from IS to 1925, while the fair quality
Is quoted at 81 to $7.75.
Hogs.
The bulk of sales registered from
s7.75 to s.. Pigs were steady to $500
to 81 for the fat kind. and $6.75 for
stock pigs. Packer sows were sold for
$6.75 and stays at $3.50 and 80.
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U. 5. DRY AGENTS
ARE SUSPENDED
WASHINGTON ORDERS WHOLE.
SALE CLEANUP OF COLORADO
PROHIBITION FORCE.
FRAUD CHARGES FILED
DENVER FEDERAL OPERATIVES
ARE ACCUSED OF PADDING
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS.

Washington.-A wholesale shakeup
Of the prohibition forces in Colorado,
including suspension of five agents,
was ordered by Internal Revenue Com
missioner Blair.
Charges of selling liquor seized In
prohibition raids was said at the CON-
missioner's office to be involved In the
case. The agents suspended were
Daniel J. Gaffy, Charles ]. Mattel,
Fred Z. Klein, Dale d. Hunt and Ben
Englander. George A. Cowder, legal
advisor was permitted to resign.
Four more agents are slated for sus-
pension, 1t is rumOred. George A.
Crowder, legal adviser to the Colorado
office, sent In his resignation follow
Ing the receipt Of news bulletins
to the effect that he would be al-
lowed to quit. The charges against
the four agents who have been
Suspended are padding Of expense ac-
counts, permitting the Illegal trans
portati0n Of liquor and selling Of prop
erty seized BY the government In the
enforcement Of the volstead act. Eng
lander was suspended on charges Of
having collected expense money" to
the extent Of $1,700 from the govern
ment for the use Of his own autOmo-
bile while on duty. His removal fol-
lowed investigation Of these charges.
1t Is said that when Robert A. Koh-
loss, named to temporarily take over
McClenahan's office arrives In Denver,
he will fill the vacancies caused by
the suspension Of Gaffy, Klein, Hunt
and Mettel, and by the removal of Eng
lander with agents taken from the gen.
eral prohibition agents division. Koh-
loss will probably make thorough In
vestigation Of the records Of the Dem
yer office.
After his resignation had been dis
patched to Roy A. Haynes, George A.
Cr0wder said: II understand they are
going to reorganize the entire depart
ment and since my appointment was
made on the kind solicitation Of the
late Senator Samuel D. Nicholson and
q. H. McClenahan, 1t was purely a per-
sonal appointment. Therefore do not
care to remain with the department
any longer"
The charges against the men sus-
pended Of selling property seized by
the government In making raids are
said to refer to the sale Of q large
quantity Of sugar destined for use In
making whisky but seized by agents
while raiding a still. Padding Of ex-
pense accounts has to do, It was said
with the practice Of agents using their
own automobiles In making journeys
for the purpose Of investigations, raids
and arrests and then billing the gov
ernment for the use Of these. Regu-
lations Of the treasury permit Of the
repayment Of expenses incurred as far
as gasoline and oil are concerned,
making no allowance for wear and
tear on the machineg.
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Ten Children Die In Fire

Sacramento. Calif.-Ten japanese
children, ranging from 7 to 1S years In
age, lost their lives In fire which de-
stroyed the dorInitory building Of To-
cal Buddhist boarding school. The
building WIS locked and the children
were unusually weary from long trip
and picnic. They had little chance Of
escape, but X. Kanada, u teacher, and
7. Yano, passerby, succeeded In
either carrying out or leading out tlir-
teen Of the twenty-three who were In
the d0rmitory.
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Priest 10 Given Lie Sentence

Kalamazoo, MIch.-The Rev. Father
Charles Dillon. confessed slayer Of his
superior, the Rev. Father Henry
O'Neill Of st. AugustIne's Catholic
church, was sentenced to life imprison-
ment at hard labor by Judge Weimer
In Circuit Court. The sentenced fol-
lowed plea Of guilty entered by
Father Dillon over the objections Of
his counsel, who advised the court he
had Intellectually tried to persuade the
priest to enter defense Of temporary
insanity.
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Volcano showsrs City win Ashs,

Guayaquil, Ecuador. - The volcano
Tunguragua has been In q state Of
strong eruption, huge flames rising
from its crater and showers Of rocks
being shot into the sky, according 10
dispatches from Rio Bamba. white
hot stones fell In the environs Of the
city, covering It with ashes. Guaya-
gull was without drinking water IN
consequence Of the continued overflow
Of the Chimbo river. The Guayaquil-
Quito railway has been cut BY ths
food
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mo Price Set on Blood"

Seattle, Wash. - Ruling that no
(auge of the value Of human blood ex-
It's, Judge John b. Davidson In the
fuperior Court here threw out suit
Arthur Castellanl, dish washer,
salnst his former employer, restau-
Int man. Castellani asked 5000 for
quart Of his blood that he said had
zen transfused into his employers
elns, saving his life. "There is no
iown means to compute the value Of
quart of human blood, and therefore
= jury should not beallowed to specu-
late on the question:" commented thu
court.
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Women Pay Large Share Of Tax

Albany, N. Women filing sepa-
rate returns paid 1866 per cent Of the
total income tax Of New York state
residents In 1920, according to data
made public by the State Tux Com
mission. OF the returns, 2O.4 per cent
were made independently by women.
the commission said, and 1t Is believed
that the percentage was at least a
hisn In this years tax, due April Ia
Women filing separate returns paid .
total Of $5,1OS,07S. OF the single wom-
en- los reported Incomes amounting 70
100000 or over.
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British Commons In Uproar

London.-Perhaps never since the
days Of Parnellite obstruction has
such scene Of violent uproar been
witnessed In the house Of commons as
that which few days ago transformed
the ordinarily placid and dlgnifled
:hainber into absolute bedlam. The
disorders arose primarily out Of the
governments defeat by q small ma.
jority on a mere technical point the
previous day.
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Earthquake Rocks Town. In Mexico

Mexico City.-The lowlands along
Vera Cruz-San Luis Potosl boundary
line have been shaken by strong earth
shocks and the alarmed Inhabitants
have abandoned their homes, accord
ing to stories Of refugees arriving at
the town Of Wales, state Of San Luis
Potosi. The reports do not mention
any casualties and the damage has not
been estimated.
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viii Study Hot sprInos' Powers

Hot Springs, Ark.-Dr. Hubert
Work, secretary Of the Interior. d.
clared before leaving for st. Louis and
Washington, after concluding his IN
spection Of the Hot Springs National
Park, that he would call a conference
with the surgeon general Of the United
States to discuss proper methods ok
determining the reputed healing quail
ties OF the hot waters on the govern
ment reservation, and intimated that
be would seek government investiga-
ton to determine the curative effect =
the watera
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All Aboard.

Some sailors went ashore and as a
change thought they would like to 20
for a ride on horseback. They went to
the nearest livery stable and the
spokesman asked for the ostler.
Spokesman-We wants an 'orse.
Ostler-What kind Of an 'orse?
Spokesman-We want four.legged
'orse.
Ostler (annoyed)-Yes, I know that,
but dyer want a quiet 'orse or q
spir''-
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Smart Boy.

"Your boy Josh ID smart kid"
He is." replied Farmer Corntossei.
Hes so smart that he kin take life
easy an leave me to do all the worry.
in' bout whether the farm viii sun.
p0rt him."
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Try a piipeful
or two direct
from the factory

Not that It viii be any better than
the Edgeworth you buy in q store, but
We want you to have your first Edge
worth smoke at our expense.
You may repay Us by finding that
Edgeworth Just suits your taste. And
Il it doesn't-for there are some few
men to whom Edgeworth u not Just
the thing there's no harm done.
We are glad enough to send frss
samples In the same spirit that we'd
hand you our pouch II circumstances
permitted. We wish II were possibls
to save you even the little trouble d
writing for Edgeworth.
Edseworth Is . likable smoke. Men
who have tried It and found It to be
the right tobacco for them never
think Of smoking other tobaccos.
They'll tell you there are many good
tobaccos-and there are. And when
you offer them your pouch with
stranger" tobacco In 1t, they may
use up . pipeful Just to be friendly.
But notice how quickly they get
back to their beloved Edgeworthl
Day after day Edgeworth fans write
to Us. They tell us human little
stories, friendly anecdotes centering
around Edgeworth. Often it Is the
number Of years they have smoked
Edgeworth that prompted them to
write.
U-nw,s~ IA T. a.
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smoker In the bsckwoods.

Uuoker m tue p8ckW0o0o.
you have never tried Edgewosth,
let US repeat our Offer. "Try . pipeful
or two direct from the factory" All
you have to do d to write LET me Try
pipeful or two" on . postcard, sign
your name and address and send the
postcard to u. The address d Larus
4 Brother Co., 75 South 2lst Street.
Richmond. Va. II you want to add
the name Of your tobacco dealer, ven
make sure that be has Cdgeworth b
stock.
TO Retail Tobacco MsrehoSts: Il
your jobbsr cannot supply you with
Edgeworth. Larus 4 Brother Com
pany will gladly send you prepaid By
parcel post . one OF two-dozen carton
of any siss Of Edssworth Plug Slice o.
Resdy-Rubbsd for the same prics you
would pay The jobbse.
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shese unsolicited
messages the great
est tribute to Edge
worth we could
possibly have -
greater even than
theincreasingsales.
Il gives the busi-
ness Of making
tobacco 4 pleas
ure that runs
! through the
whole gamut-
from factory ex.
ecutive to the
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Knowing how hard It Is for the aver
age man to write letters, we consider
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NFORMATlON DEPARTMENT

Commercial inquiries answered and
Information gladly furnished without
lost. Address any firm above.
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Hay and Grain.

Aiasufaet turers, Quota tIons.
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Sc ha resueItO que las
torres ina|ambriCaS de
Puerta de Terra sean
derrIbadaS

Tenemos infornlss dc que las torres
de IA aEstak6h Eaialsslsttca ae Pllarta
dc TERRA seran derribadas dentro de
breves dlas. a causa de encontrarse en-
mai estaao de conservation.
sagiin Sc nos ha dicho ultimamen-
ts So ha comprobado cue ell aire del
mar ha oxidado de tai manera los HE
rros de las torres, especialments de la
oue Sc halla mas Immediate al mar. que
Sc ha hecho necesario disponer su in
mediate derribo.
Las autoridades federales, para cum
,limentar esta disposition Official, ofre
ei6 EN- ptiblica srhasta el trabajo del
lerribo de las torres habiendo sido ad-
u5icada la buena pro al ingeniero nor
,e americana senior John Lewis, quien
e propone dar comienzo SUI trabajo
lentro de breve tempo.
Un reportero nuestro fu6 informa-
10 aver en- la Estaci6n Inalambrica,
Tue en- primer ternnino Sc procedera a
lerribar la torre mas cercana a la pla
"a, por ser la cue mas peligro ofrece
n la actualidad.
La otra nos dijeron- tambi5n
e derribara oportunamente.
Por otro ccnducto hemos saibido que
no Sc construiran nuevas torres en-
suerta de Tierra, rues, segdn parece,
intenci6n del Gobierno Federal es
,tilizar los servicios de la Estaci6n de
cayey.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28

'sTodas las factorias podran electri-
ficarse,. ahorrando el combustibls, que
bien sea carbon aceite es hoy dinero
que Arecibo produce y que Sc va para
e, cxtranjero. Todas las tierras ha-
jas de Arecibo seran propiamente re-
gadas, pudiendo aprovecharse para los
cultivos Que digan los terratenientes
de Garrochales, Santana, Florida, Sa-
bana Hoyos, 10 que representa- EN- esas
comarcas tener riego SECURE. Las CO.
sechas, por 10 menos, Sc duplicarian;
los terrenos que hoy no son cultiva-
bles, 10 serfan de primera clase. Tie
rras de diez dollars por euerda, pasa-
ran waller Glen dollars
luna empresa- -continuo-tan gi-
gantesca como la que nos proponemos
(Continua Ell la 3a pagina)
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Fl future gObernadOr de Ia Ea Eeie una brantS1a Carea
miar lila SdO gObefnadW de ONnda effiplas repre-
Sentante americana en- Ia COmS6n teraiada de funga en-
agOJO de 1881 general BandlOtr Osenta
vafOSSimaS MadeCOraCiOnOS

Durante los fltimos dias era de ad-
vertirse la extraordinaria ansiedad que
existia en- ell pdbhco, sin distinction de
rartidos, por conocer ell nombre de la
persona escoglda. para cougar la Co.
Eernacion de la Isla.
valios eran los nomlbres, los
cuales son va de sobra conocidos por
nuestros lectores- que Sc mencionaban
con grandes probabilidades de ser de-
signaaos
Aver, d,lrante todo ell dia, asi como
el lunes mismo, sc esperaba la noticia
defnitiva anunciando que va habfa 81
do enviado tai cual nombre para ocu-
l.ar la importante posici6n; pero hasta
las cinco de la tarde ninguna de las
Agencias oficiales de information ha-
nsan enviado despaho alguno referen-
te al asunto.
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la inlpOftante vista Celebrada'
aver pOr Ia manana enla Conf
sion de SerWCiO PdbICO
Sc dEuti6 ampIamente Ia SOliCihd heCha para Ia
impIantaCi6n de los treneS eIGCtriCOS en- PtO. Rico

Segnn Sc habfa anunciado, aver por
Ia mahana empez6 a celebrarse ante la
Comisi6n de Servicio P1blico la vista
acerca de la solicitud de fraaquicia
hecha por Mr.. w. Mcclellan para la
construction exploitation en- Puerto
Rico, de una red completa de ferroca-
rifles electricos, asi como Ell estable-
cimiento de un sistema de riego moder-
no en- todas las regiones agricolas del
pals y para otros fines.
compareci6 ell peticionario, asistido
de sn abogado, ell sr. Coll Cuchi, ha-
biendo concurrido para oponerse al
otcrgamiento de la franquicia, las 81
guientes entidades: Mr.. Hartzell, en-
representation de la Gompafiia del Te-
Iefono y la Central "Aguirre"; Mr..
Frazer, representando la Central
Fortuna Lcdo. Sifre, Jr., en- NOM
bre de Ia "Fajardo Development Co.,
Mr.. Dexter, por la American Rail-
Road Co. =, Cuebas zequeira, por Ar
gtieso Y co..; Santoni, nombre del
munlcipio de Arecibo; Perez Almiroty,
por La Linea Ferrea del oeste Ar
plin & Noble, en- nombre propio.
Ell Lcdo. Coll Cuchi informo la Co
mission extensamente acerca de los pro-
p6sitos que persigue Ell peticionario al
solicitar la franquicia Habl6 de la
Ley aprobada al efecto por la Legis-
latura, ell relacion con la cual hizo las
signientes manifestaciones:
Los peticionarios Gle la franquicia
NO PDEN MAZDA al pueblo de Uuer-
to Rico, sino simplemente Sc PRoPo-
MEN ACEPTAR 10 que ell pueblo de
Puerto Rico ha ofrecido. Ahora bien,
20 creo que debe estudiarse cuidadosa-
mente este problema no solo por la
comisi6n de Servicio PnbHco. sino por
toda la Isla, dandosele la atencion que
merece.
Los ferrocarriles es una simple cues
ti6n de TRANsPoRTEs. La riqueza,
Ia CiviliSacion v Ia cultura del mmdo
ha dependido de esta question trascen-
dental. Los Estados Unidos no son
Otra ccsa que una red de ferrocarriles
FL Asia. Russia Y Sud America, son
pafses de mas extension, de mas po-
blacion de mas riqueza que los Es-
tados Unidos. La falta de medios de
transportes impide su desarrollo.'
Ell sr. Coll sigui6 enumerando las
venta'as que Sc derivaran para ell pals
con T. realizaci6n de dicho proyecto
exprfsando 10 que sigue:
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La epidemic de Ia influenza Sc
preSenta en- Pta. de Terra con
CdrdCtereS aIarnlantes
Hasta anOhe Sc habian regStrado 67 Casos. Hay
hOgares dOndq tOda una famiIia guarda CANA

Por informes que nos fueron sunni
iistrados anoche de Puerta de Tierra,
sabemos que un vigoroso brote Gle In
fuenza" ha surgido repentinanepte en-
aquella barriada, sembrando ell panic9
entire los vecinos debido al incremento
que va tonlando Ia terrible epidem.a
Seg1n nnestros informes, hace ape
has 4s horas Sc descubrieron los pri-
Ineros easos, dos tres y a 10 hora
en- que escribtmos estas lfneas el MI
nero de las personas atacadas alcanza
va 81, de acuerdo con los datos que
nos facilitara anoche Ell DR.. Melendez,
'ledico de dicho t6rmine municipal.
La causa del resurgimiento de esta
enfermedad, que tantas victiinas hizo en-
1918, Sc debe las deplorables oondi-
clones sanitarias en- que vive la gran
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For conducto de ula de las personaa
mejor enteradas, supilaos, sin embargo
cue la direcci6n del Partido Unionista
aabia recibido un cablegrama de Wash
ington, Ell Ell cual Sc ikforraaba que Sc
liza nombrado 81 Genaraf Bandholtz y
Que Sc esperaba que 4 Presidente en-
Ease su nombre, de IN paomento a otro,
Ia consideration de- aenado
otros informes asegaran que Ell Co.
sernador Bandholts no tolnara possession
hasta ell dia primero de Abril proxiiao )
IN cuya feeha Sc hara ofectiga la sc-
'iuncia del Gobernador reilly
Para que nuestros lectores tengan
uia idea de la capaciaad .el caracsss
Y las condolences del General Bandholtz
IDS apresuramos adelantar los latqs
b;ogrSfcos mas sobresalieAtes de est1
aistinguidO nilitar, qliea nace algunos
eaeses visito Ia isla, gnsas decirse cue
ce 1nc6gnito, y realize ana investiga-
cion Ge la Administrator del Gober-
nador Reilly, rindiendo, con tai motive,
In informe, el cual nunca Sc hizo p1-
llico, no obstante la petici6n que en-
tal=sentido hizo ante Ell Congroso . 90
irlsionado Residente de Puerto Rico,
Hon. Felix C6rdova Davila.
Harry Hill Bandholtz, brigadier ge.
neral del ejercito americana, naci6 en-
Michigan, ell 1s de diciembre de 1864,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28

l,niendo, por tanto, So amos de edad
sus padres fueron: Christopher John y
Elizabeth Ann (HilD. En- 1890 SO gra
duo en- la Academia Militar de los Es
tados Unidos. Sc case con May Cleve.
land, de Chicago, en- Julio Is de 1890
He aqui los diferentes ranges que ha
3leanzado en- el ej6reito; SegGGdo te-
aiente del sexto regimiento de infan-
telia ell JUNO 10 de 1890; primer te-
plente del regimiento "a de infanteria
en- febrero, 10 de 1897 habiendo sido
transferido al regimiento s6ptimo de
4nfanteria en- MARIO de 1897. Fue nom
brado Comandanto (Major) del iegi-
rdiepto So de Michigan en- seis de agos
70 de 1893
Sc enlist6 en- el servicio de voliinta-
rios en- 81 de MARIO de 1899. Fu6a Ca.
pitan del segrndo reg;mienEo desanfan-
(contiaia en- la 3a. pagina)
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Fl Sr. CautMO estd
alarIlladO CON Ia Situa-
Cl6nhaelgafla q. eXSte
en- GuaYama

Aver yisfio san THan 81 cSnocido
hacenda1c de tsday anna k.doa Jenatc
autino, quien un reportero nuestro
sslitdo en- Ell "Hotel Palace, Iogran-
do zanzibar impresiones con Ell acerca
lie Ia actual huelga agricola en- aque-
LA comarca.
Ell sehor Cautino, aunque bastante
'eservado en- sus manifestations, Sc
inuesttfa muy alarmado ante las proper
clones que toma la huslga agricola de
auayama, legando hasta decirnos que
a vida tranquila Y hbre de pehgros,
era impossible ALI por ahora, debido a
IA constante alarlna que los huelguis
tas originan por todas parties.
Ell sefior Cautifio tuvo las mas elo
rtosas frases para la policia que acttla
n toda aquella region, especialmente
para su Jefe Ell sefior Quinones, a cuyo
tacto extreme Sc debia ell que no hu-
biese habido en- Guayama un serio
conficto entire los agentes uniforna
dos Y ell elemento en- huelga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
Ell PREsIDENTE HARDING
SALDRA Ell LUNES PARA
FLORIDA

WASHINGTON, febrero 27.--El lu-
nes proximo saldra para Florida con
81 fin de pasar las vacaciones ell presi-
dente Harding.
Acompalia al seflor Harding el spea-
ker de la Camara de Representatives.
Gillette, el presidente del Shipping
Board senior Lasker y ell attorney ge-
neral Daugherty
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
DESPEDIDA

Miguel j. Kando Sc despide de
sus amigos y reIacionados y les
inTonna que ennbarcara' hoy pa
ra la ciudad de New York DON
de espera sus apreciabIes or
denes.
P o. Box o32, City Hall Station
New York City.