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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
Held SLAYER
IN auto ROW
Suspect Charged
w it h Shooting
Man in Quarrel

TACOMA. April s.-Pat
0'Danneli. 10. was to be ar.
raigncd before Superior Judge
W. ID. Askrcn nj 10 o'clock Fri.
day morning on n second degree
murder c charge Ia connection
with the shooting Of Martin e..
son. Olson was slain while rid.
ing In ear near Elbo Wednes-
day night.
o'Donnoll was placed under arrest
by Deputy Sheriff ben Caiaford an
he was returning 20 his cabin IA
ttsr woods near Aldcr Thursday
afternoon. lie was brought lmmo.
diately 20 the county Jail. later
Clyde Graham and c. X. Grcwar.
also on the fatal ride anu who were
placed IN tho jail d, Eatonviiic
Thursday morning. were brought
TO Tacoma.
An argument oyvr uaiionalities
started the quarrel between o'Don.
nell and Olson. who were sitting on
the back seat Of tho car driven by
Graham, according 20 Deputy Prose.
'cutor LEO Tcats. who investigated
the case. o'Donnell made remarks
about the Swcdss and Olson crit.
oised the Irish. It ~ reported.
.O'Donnell was on olson'a left and
Grcwar. an Eiba tartsr. on ms
right. Grewar'a 4.year.old grandson
sat on the front seat with Graham.
0'Donnell l. accused OF whip.
ping small automatic from his
pocket and firing one shot into
Olson's left side. Death is be.
lieved 10 have been instnn.
famous.
Upon reaching Elbe. Graham
drove TO oison's shack. The three
men realized that Olson had been
seriously shot. probably fatally. nc
cordlng 70 Teats. However. Graham
and Grawar did not report the AZ
fair Immediately as o'Donncll Is al
legged 10 have threatened them. nc.
cording TO the deputy prosecutor.
O'Donnell carried olson's bod
from the car to a bed in tho shack
An hour later someone called at ths
place and advised taking Olson TO tn,
Hatonvillc hospital. There physi
clan declared Olson had been deat
five or six hours. II IL reported
The party started at Alder Wednes
day evening. when Graham aske,
o'Donnell 10 20 for ride. They
drove to Elbe and picked up Grcwal
and his grandson, Later they me
Olson on the road and he was taker
into the car. Olson had been drinking
for several days. the others declared
The party then went 10 q roadhous'
across the Lewis county line. Thu
shooting occurred on the return trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06

where he was being held Friday on
tentative charge OF failing to stop
after an accident, pending the death
or recovery OF his victim.
Wiley's condition was watched by
anxious crowds turnout the night as
his physicians cared for him. The
scalp was completely rubbed off his
head where II bumped over pave
ments and rough roads in the wild
attempt Of the Japanese TO escape.
His right leg was fractured and his
body cut and bruised in a score or
places. The skull Is fractured
Itabashi, the Jap. operates one OF
the large jeff ranches. half a mile
north and Auburn, and another large
dairy ranch at Faucet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
WARSAW MOB
STORMS Russ
Poles Angered by
Wears Staying
Attack Legation

LONDON. April 8. IL mob Of
more than 10000 Poles attempted 10
storm the Russian legation Mt War
saw today. In a demonstration Of
protest against execution OF Catholic
Prciate Budkcvich. according TO this
afternoons Evening News.
Polish mounted police broke UP
ne attack.
FIFTY persons were reported 20
have been injured in anti-semetic
demonstrations IN Warsaw last night
before tho military INTERVIEWED
Indignation over the execution OF
Vicar General Budksyieh now is
mingled with apprehension over tho
probable fate OF the Mos, Rev. DR..
Tikhcn. former patriarch OF all Rus.
sia, who win be tried April IL for
resistance to the sovls. svgtam
Russia has informed Great Britain
that it Ii impossible to revise an
original soviet reply 10 this coun.
try.s protest against execution Of the
Catholic dignitaries. Hope ~ ex
pressed that England now win "re.
train from interference with Russia q
internal affairs
Pope pias Is understood TO have
abandoned the Idea Of protesting
against the recent execution OF Mon.
signor Budkevich.
Patriarch Tikhon win he put
| on trial next Wednesday on
| charges OF high treason In con.
nection with alleged counter
revolutionary activities. With
him win be tried Vicar General
Gouriev and. Bishop Afscniev.
nil OF Moscow.
Prosecutor Krilenko charges Tx
hon kept In constant contact witt
the foreign clergy In occupied terri
tories sand made public sermons IL
which he was quoted as stains
that Christ loved the armies fight
Ing the bolsheviki." II Is furthoi
charged that at the holy snbor
held at Karlovitz in the autumn O
1921. the patriarch advised passive
and active resistance TO famine re
lief measures in tho volga region
DIR. Tikhon formerly was tried OF
charges OF speculation with churci
eandlcstlcks and other precious ma
terials OF the church. The patriarch
at one time was a bishop in Canad;
and also in tho United States. III
speaks English flucntly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
LEADER!.

Scmia statements Of
newspaper circulations flied
this week ut the Seattle post.
office show The Stars daily
paid average for the six months
ending March 3ist was i3,fIl.
n gain OF 1925 copies over The
previous six months.
And that The Star continues
To hold lis lead OF MORE THAN
10000 copies n day over liz
afternoon competitor, and near.
~ as much over the morning
paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
House of David's
Head Flees State?

LANSING. Mich. April 6. - Ru.
mors that Benjamin +. Purncll, head
OF the House OF David OF Benton
Horbor. Mich. has fled the state,
persisted here today.
QUO warranto proceedings have
been started against the David lender
10 show why the cult should not be
disbanded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
Claim Man Menaces
Murder Witnesses

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 6.--Now
sensation entered tho trial OF DR..
u. l.. jacobs. for tho alleged murder
of Fritz Mann, dancer, today, when
police took into custody man sus.
pected OF having threatened witnesses
In tho cuso
He was taken from tho jail to the
office OF the district attorney for
questioning.
Several witnesses, II was said had
reported having been threatened In
connection with their testimony,
Tho state was closing It's case today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
Lenin's Condition
Reported Improved

MOSCOW, April s.-The latest bul.
letin on tho CONDITION of Nlkolal
Lcnln said the premler'a lungs were
better and TINT he was generally
improved. Lcnin's temperature was
given as oG.S Fahrenheit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
LAD
AND RUNS
Auburn Youth at Point of Death;
Nipponese Dairyman in Jail
BY John w. Nelson

Melhryne Wiley. 17yearold Auburn high school student
struck by truck driven by B. Itabash Japanese dairy
at p Thursday and dragged under the auto for
mile and half thru the streets and alleys of Auburn while
the enzed driver sought to shake off another car attempt
ing to stop him and rescue the stricken youth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
KU KLUX KHAN
HEAD RESIGNS
Exalted Cyclops DepIores
UnfavorabIe Publicity

Declaring that malicious publicity
that has been shed upon our organ
ization is such that II has placed me
in a false light" w. W. Woodbridge.
n Seattle business man living at s5ii
First ave. N E., rendered his resigna-
ton TO the. local body OF the knights
OF the Ku Kiux Khan Friday.
II have no quarrel with the or
ganization as have found it." Wood
bridge said. IL have held members
ship about year. and during the
past 10 weeks have acted in the
capacity of exalted cyclops. But
find that the Khan is held in such
disrepute ~ such great section OF
the public that my connection with
II is costing me many friends. For
this reason. and no other. with
it-ou- 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
ANGRY CROWD
THREATENS JAP

An angry crowd quickly gathered.
the unconscious boy was hurried to
the hospital and muttered threats
were hurled at Itabashi. Someone
called Sheriff Matt Starwich from
the Auburn theater where he was
attending n performance.
Come with me-" Starwich said,
arrcsting aud rescuing the Jap at
the same time. The japanese was
hurried to the county Jail in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06

Friday morning Doctors Taylor and
Lacey. OF the Taylor. Lacey gnspital
at Auburn, were stlll fighting 10 res
cue Mclbryne from the lowering
arms OF death. which perched at the
youths bed turnout the night.
Melbryne was in a semi-conscious
condition Friday morning. suffering
from concussion Of the brain. frac-
tured right leg. body that was a
solid mass OF bruises and contusions.
Physicians were unable 10 de
tsrmlne whether fatal internal in
juries were sustained by the unfor-
tunate youth during his terrible ex-
periences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
RETURNING FROM
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Wiley is the son OF Lloyd Wiley
grocery store proprietor OF Auburn
Melbryne and his chum. George AL
lcrdicc, Auburn high school football
star. were returning home at dusk
from party in honor OF their birth.
days, both boys having reached the
ngc Of II Thursday.
Near the city limits of Auburn,
while they were walking down the
cast highway. n truck. driven at a
high rate of speed. bore down upon
them. Allerdice escaped, but Wiley
was struck down. The projecting
handle of the crank OF the car caught
in Melbryne's belt and with its victim
underneath the car sped away into
the night.
Allerdice, seeing his companions
plight, hailed the first automobile
following. He jumped into the car
and excitedly told his story and, the
pursuit started.
Itabashi. apparently knowing
that he had hit the boy, but un.
aware that he was still dragging
his victim. increased his speed.
lodged into alleys and by.streets in
a frcnziod effort TO escape the pur.
suing car. Finally he ran into a
blind alley and had to stop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
Home Brew

Howdy. folks, Some people
Say Friday isn't an unlucky day,
but you can't get fish TO be-
ieye Il.
The Crystal Pool. which has been
used for boxing this winter. opens
Cor swimming Saturday. Now. some.
body besides prize fighters can take
a high dive.
Seattle business block q leased for
ss.tso.0oo 10 the kress s.andl0cent
store.
Part Of that sum represents the
profit they made on the diamond
necklace bought there whines
LII Gee Gee.
THE Y.YON's Den
Hugo Kelley. candidate for the
city council. has opened offices In
the Lyon building. What an ap-
propriaie nanlc for n building
containing Hugo's headquarters.
.,.,A..
-. y ~'s.'s 49,. - -, -. - ~. ~.
- s.9s''' -. - nan x.,..,,.,,
$500 ~ -, =, ~.
nc 0Fhs-c''e'esH9 Oos asa 'f'e oAe-
oHe~'hg
4t's2 zoos a4'Nt' oN' 'Hebfc 9uIe'eh'
- s2f,sAos.
IsH's 70. 80 : eah - y nou'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06


wire soap holder.
Sign OF Spring: The discovery
that three strings OF your tennis
racket have snapped during the win.
ter.
Sir James Dctr1r. ieho died recent
~. Nr1s the iRreHtor Of the tHerH,os
bottle. IN lChich auto tourists reiprn-
ing from British Columbia used .
carry hot coffee.
Many an oil stock sucker who
thinks he is embracing an opportu.
nifty Is merely hugging an Illusion.
LEGAL NOTE
When run down by motorist
u Is almost impossible 10 tell how
badly you are hurt until you have
seen your lawyer.
Another sign OF spring IS when
professional upilfters begin 20 worry
spout the length Of womcn's bath.
lag suits.
Chicago physician has originated a
method Of bringing the dead back to
life. so there's still hope for our city
council.
The average woman has a vocabu.
lsry Of only SOC words. It's n small
siock. but think OF the turnover.
LII GEE GEE, TIT OFFICE
- yAsiP SEE
Many man thinks he Is over.
worked merely because he has TO
cash the dog every Sunday morn.
ing.
In the East they are now trying
to answer this question. why do
they call II a shipment when IL goes
In car, and a cargo when II goes
in a ship"
The municipal railway IL losing
$1,000 q day. but think how much
more II would lose II II were run
By an efficiency EXPERT
Lires there NcUiv,ccd
WIN soul so dead
Who nepcr 10 himself hath said,
Nv GOSH What brcadi"
ABSOLUTELY. MIR. WATSON
Conan Doyle says that Lord
Carnaryon was killed by spirits
guarding The tomb Of King Tut
nnhhmen. Marvellous, Mr..
Holmes.
Conan Doyle calls these spirits
'elcmenialA' but we think they arc
iusi old'faabioned "hants."
ono thing YOU can say in favor OF
ihese eako-caiefs some OF then
would make good veal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
EXPLAINS STAND
IN HIS LETTER

woodbridge's letter OF resignation
follows:
Seattle Khan No. 4. knights Of the
Ku Klux Khan.
You will please accept this as
my registration from the knights OF
the Klu Klux Khan. both as
klansman and an official therein.
"rhis resignation "a brought about
due to circumstances over which
have no control.
Unfortunately. the malicious
publicity that has been shed upon
our organization is such that II has
placed me in false light, giving
rise TO the opinion that am one OF
an association of men banded to-
gether for the purpose of creating
race and religious hatred. During
my association with the Seattle Khan
have seen or heard nothing that
would be Objectionable in any way
TO any American citizen or TO any
true man irrespective Of religion.
race, or place OF birth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
EYERYDAY HERnEs

The man who can get into q
bathtrb wiiliou. knocking off the
wire soap holder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06

Sign OF Spring: The discovery
that three strings Of your tennis
racket have snapped during the win.
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06

Sir james Dctc1r. rho died recent
~. Afr1z the iHreHtor Of the therHos
bottle. IN lchlch auto tourists rctHrH-
ing from British Columbia used .
carry hot coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
LEGAL NOTE

When run down by motorist
u is almost impossible TO tell how
badly you are hurt until you have
seen your lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06

Another sign OF spring IS when
professional upiifters begin 10 worry
soout the length OF womcn's bath.
lag suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06

Many an oil stock sucker who
thinks he is embracing an opportu.
nifty Is merely hugging an Illusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
INTERESTING FACTS
This column Is about 100 lines
long. but Il b not as long as the
Mason-Dixon limo

4 thing that sSakez us mad IL whom
We get on the Capitol hill car AT night
and find that somebody has got our
accustomed strap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06

Chicago physician has originated a
method Of bringing the dead back to
life. so there's still hope for our city
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06
WEATHER

foH'ehf oHd Saturday. raj. br.sk
A'eA souiAerip ,ciads
Temperature last "a IIoss~
"AA'h"ni. 90 Minimum. a..
Today noon. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-06

Conan Doyle calls these spirits
'elcmeniala," but we think they are
Just old'fasbioncd "hants."
ono thing you can say In favor Of
these cakc.calers some OF them
would make good veal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
IMPoRTANTE A LOS Ex-oFICIA-
LES DEL EJERcITo

Sc llama la atencion de los ez-ofic1a-
les del ej6rcito que aun no pertenecen
al Cuerpo de Ofciales de Reserva a
los siguientes extractos dc los ''Rega-
mentos para ell Cuerpo de ofciales de
Reserva":
"Farrafo S4. EXAMEN.- Rasta nc
viambre Il, 1928, ell examen para nom
bramientos de aquellas personas que
sirvieron como Ofciales del Ejercito de
Estados Unidos en- cuaiquier tisnlpo
comprendido enTre abril 6, 1917 Y Ju-
nio 80, 1919, consistira de un exalaen
del record militar del candidate un
examen fisico, suplementado cuando
sea necesario, por un examen profes1o-
nal. Despu6s de noviembre IL, 1898, 10
Sc haran mas nombramientos basadso
so,amente en- eI examen del record MI
litar los ex-ohciales seran examina-
dos y nombrados segun queda estable-
cido en- la seccitn XIII de estos reg4a-
mentos." (Nombramientos por exa-
men)
Toda information deseada y los i'm
presos necesarios para la solicitud Sc
ran sunlinistrados en- Ia ofcina de Ia
Brigada NO. 211 de infanteria, Casa
B-anca, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
RECUERDE-la solicitud debe ser
hecha Y enviada a Washington ANTEs
de NOvIEMBRE II, 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
SENSIBLE FALLEcIMIENTo

En- su residencia de Ponce, falleci6
en- dias pasados Ell estimadfsimo ca
ballero Don Mauricio Montull Calve-
ra, persona muy distinguida, emparen-
tada con prestigiosas familias de aque-
la ciudad, que gozaba de merecidas
Y numerosas simpatias y considerable
mes por 10 que su inesperada muerte
ha sido motive de profunda pena en-
tire todas las classes sociales de Po1-
ce que vieron en- ell sr Montull Calve-
ra, un caballero estimadfsimo por to-
dos conceptos merecedor del mas al
to aprecio.
Nos asociamos al duelo general que
ha producido su muerte, y enviamos a
sus desconsolados deudos ell testimonio
de nuestra mas sentida condolences.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
LA sTRAsCENDENTAL LABOR DEL
BANCo FEDERAL. -.
continuation de Ia pagina y


igual al mas l5ajo tipo de interes CO.
rriente Sc han Iibrado asimismos de la
opresiva necesidad de acumular una
alarmante cantidad de dinero Ia cua1 Sc
hsria necesaria, toda de una vez, en- fe-
cha no muy 1ejana.
Mr.. Thomas, quien organize este
branch del Banco Federal de Pres
tamos Agricolas, y es actualmente su
manager, Sc encuentra en- Estados Uni-
dos donde conference.-the con los Direc-
torres del banco en- Baltimore, y con Ia
Junta de Prestamos Agricoias en- Wash
ington. Mr.. Thomas EMBARGO para el
More ver3aderamente satisfecho con
los r1sultados expeciencia del pasado
alo con la seguridad de que los agr1-
cultores de Puerto Rico pueden ser re-
comeadados en- los terminus mas enee-
miasticos aQuellos que dirigen los
asIntos del Banco Federal, como agr1-
cCltores laboriosos, honorables, deseo-
scs dc progresar y merecedores de to-
dos los benefcios que puede ofrecer
este Banoo, de mo3o que la mayor i.
queza de Puerto Rico-sus tierras y
a9ricultores- -pueden seguir ade,ante
hacia Ell mas alto grado de desarrollo. .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
DIsTINGUIDos vIAJERos

Procedentes de Nucva York, y de
Europa, llegaron aver bordo del va
PR puerto Rico'', dtstinguldisimos
poItorriquefos perteneciontes a las mas
r e3tgiosas families de esta capital,
donde gczan todas de atlas merecidas
distinc-ones en- los circplos sociales de
mayor 3~estigio.
Entire los distinguidos viajeros lie
gados aver, figuran: don Ramon Bal
seiro v se5osa; don Bafael Balseiro y
sonora; Sra. A. Giorgetti; don j. Ruiz
soler y seaora; Y don Erifanio Fernan
cez vanga y senora.
Ell MUNDo, envia a todos un afec-
tuoso saludo de bienvenida, y Sc hace
cooparticipc de la alegria que expert
mentan sus numerosisimas distingui-
das amistades con Ell regreso de tan
estimable5 viajeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
ACLARACIoN


En- Ia composicion. pubicada en- Ell
MUNDo del d1a 27 de ocsubrc Dajo Ell.
epfgrafe de "Perdida frreparabie
del sr. Juan N. Matos, en- cl tcrcer
parrafo Sc desliz6 un error que collfIn-
de obscurece ell sentido lie "a con-
posicion. Aparecio publicado asi: X
este Sc tiene entire los concurreutes. x
estas iineas despues de recorrer, etc."
cuando debio decir: ''Es costulnbre,
a les muertos, atribuirles virtudes que
jamas tuyieron y dedicarles frase5 dc
condoleneia al despedir sus duelos fra
ses que provocan miradas signiacatlvas
entire los concurrentes Y este Sc tiene
en- cuenta al escribir estas lineas des-
pues de recorrer, etc.,
Vaiga la aclaracion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
PRoMEDTO GENERAL DE LA LLU-
VIA EN- LA ISLA DURANTE LA
SEMANA PASADA

sUMARIo GENERAL. la p~ec!pita
cion promed;o 2.31 pulgadas, que es
058 pulgada sobre 10 normal. En- la
mayor parte de la isla cayo mas de una
pulgada. En- San German Isabella cayo
mas de cinco pulgadas cerca de cua-
tro pulgadas ell Fajardo. La tempera-
tura promedia fue casi normal. La Sc
mana ha sido favorable para las Gre
cientes cosechas. Sin embargo, las fuer
tes lluvias causaron algdn dano en- la
cosecha de cafe atrasaron las faenas
agrico,as en- algunas localidades. La
evaporation en- san Juan fue .o89 plu-
gadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
LAMENTABLE ACCIDENTE AUTO
MovILISTA

Nos informan del Quartet de la Po-
licia de Santurce que aver las 1880
P. M. cl auto de don Eduardo Gonzalez
Beltran guiado por Ell chauffeur Artu-
ro Santiago choco con ell caro- de don
Joaquin saul guiado por su duefo y a
consscuencia del choque sal6 con a,gu-
mas horidas Ia encantadora y distingul-
da ssnorita Isabel Gonzalez, hija de
don Eduardo.
Los demas pasajeros salieron con al
gunas contusiones leves y el caro- de Ell
sefor Saul fue casi totalmente des-
trrido.
Lamentamos el accidente va que con
el Sc pusieron en- peligro las vidas de
conocidos dsitinguidos amigos npes-
tros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
Los QUE REGREsAN

En- la mafana de aver regresaron a
San Juan procedentes de Nueva York,
los prestiglosos caballeros don Emilio
del Toro Cuetas, Hon. Juez Presidents
del Tribunal sapremo, Mr. A. G.
Wolf, Hon. Juez .asociado de dicho Tri-
brnal
Tambien regres6, dcspues de pasar
una larga temporada en- ell Norte, el
distinguido literato don Rafael Ferrer,
en- compalIa de su dignisima esposa e
h,jcs
Y el estimadisimo caballero, presti-
gioso comerciante de San JIan, saior
Frank Jimenez.
Reciban todos nuestro cordial saludo
de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
LA PREVENTION DE ACADEMIES
CON LAMPARAs ELECTRICAs Dh
sENALES PoR DEsTELLos


La experiencia ha demostrado plena-
mente que una lampara electrical de
sefales, que despida perioulcamente des
tellos de luz roja, es la senal de paso
mas eficaz que pueda instaIsrse en- les
passes nivel de Was ferreas para la
prevention de academies de automovlI.
Este sistema de protection en- los cru
ces de caminos de hero i carrteras,
ha s.do sometido a prueoas ell condicio-
ncs rigurosas, habiendose obtenldo re-
suitados altamente sat1sfactorlos.
En- los cruces en- que nj barreras nj
senalss de bandera ofrezcaa proteccon,
una lampara destellanto es sumamente
eicaz, tai punto que en- los Estalos
Unidos, el de Massachusetts, ha negado
en- algunos casos hasta permitir cue
reemplace los guarias am ell los
cruces en- pendiente.
Ell poderoso efecto psioologico dc los
destellos esta bien comprobado Hace
algiin tempo Quedo demostralo que una
luz que destelle intervalos certos,
constituye una senal 6ptica, mucho mas
efcaz para los conductores de coches
amoutoviles y otrOs vehiculos, que uns
luz fla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
ROGUE EN- LA LozA

Ha regresado la capital, despues
de permanecer varios dias en- Ponce,
nuestro amigo sefior Lorenzo J. Ro-
que, quien fue a la Perla del Sur en-
asuntos de la Porto Rico Base Ball
Association. Nos particlpa Ell senior
Rogue, que tan pronto termine la tenn
porada Cubana, ss hara cargo nueva-
mente de la novena Puerto Rico. Con-
famos que Rogue sabra dirigir la no
vena como en- otros tiempos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-02
LA CoMIsIoN oRGANIzADORA
DEL BANQUETE EN- HONOR DEL
GoBERNDoR ToWNEa

La Camara de CoEerc.o de esta ca
pital, que hace algunos dias adopto ell
acuerdo de ce,ebrar un banquete ea
honor del Gobernador Horace Mann
Towner ha procedido a designar la
Comisi6n organizadora del homemade.
Componen la Comision, de la cual
es Presidente Don Arturo Bravo, los
sefiores Miguel Such, Juan Pedrosa,
Harry F. Besosa y H. w. Dooley,
Hasta ahora no Sc ha fjado la fe-
cha en- que debera celebrarse este no
menaje.