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Evening star., 1924-09-14
Deaths Reported.

George 4. Hutchinson. Al. I347 Jefferson ST.
Charles W. Semmes J3, 1900 Delateld St
Thomas l.. Will. jr., l, Childrens Hospital.
Katie A. Fletcher. "A. 1872 18th ST.
John y. Baker. 30, 1J14 Wisconsin ave.
Lawson A. Weaver. So, George Washington
Hospital.
May B. Wiser. 81. Sibley Hospital.
Charles X. Smallwood. IA months, Chill
drens Hospital.
Nellie L. Freeman. ) days. Sibley Hospital.
Infant of Robert and Kathleen Hill. hours,
Sibley Hospital.
ave.
Joseph Ware. s3 625 Navy pl Sc
Edward Banks, 49, tuberculosis Hospital.
Mary Fields. A. Garfield Hospital.
Lillian l.. Harris. IL months, 914 eth st.
Evening star., 1924-09-14
"a, 900 Pictures in Second.

Camera lenses have been developed
until now they have attained such
high speed that $4,000 pictures in one
second are possible. This latest speed
record was achieved by a French in
ventor, who discovered with 1t that
when soap bubble was pierced by a
paper wad the bubble admitted the
wad and closed up after the hole was
made and did not burst until the
projectile emerged on the far side
of the bubble film.
Evening star., 1924-09-14
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

The Wanderlusters' hike will start
from Chesapeake Junction at 2.3O
o'clock. Route will include Seat Pleas
ana, the Valley Cabin Branch and
Signal Hill. DR.. Hall will lead.
The Red Triangle Outing Clubs
morning walk through grounds of
Soldiers Home, will start from end of
Soldiers Home car line at $3.50 O'Clock.
For the afternoon hike, members will
meet at end of Congress Heights car
line at 3 o'clock.
The twelfth annual public fishing
excursion to be given at Chesapeake
Reach under auspices of Howard A.
French Co. will leave by special train
from the District line at $3.50 o'clock.
A prize will be awarded to the woman
who catches the largest fish.
The first Of a series Of free lectures
on health will be given at o'clock at
Health Studio. 1928 X street. G.. L.
Stedman of Chicago will speak of Tho
Natural Laws of Life"
Evening star., 1924-09-14
Great Tea and Coffee Drinkers.

DR.. Johnson, fmmortalized by his
works as we'll as by his biographer
Boswell, was an inordinate drinker Of
tea, which he pronounced "tay."
Balzac toward the end OF his life
estimated that he had taken $4,000
cups of strong coffee. but it is also
recounted that he died relatively
young.
Evening star., 1924-09-14
# arriage.

W1LHNS-EEGLISH. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
English Of Lorton Va, announce the mar
rage Of their daughter. Miss ESTELLE B.
ENGLISH, to Mr. CLARENCE E. WILKINS
of Alexandria, Va. The ceremony was
quietly performed on June 81. 1924, by the
Rev: William R. Hammond, at the Southern
Methodist parsonage.
MR. G. E. WILKINS.
MRS. c. Il. WILKINS .
Evening star., 1924-09-14
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the Health Department during the last "a
hours:
John A. and Martha Hunt, boy.
George W. and Elizabeth A. Hiser, boy.
George and Julia e. Melting. girl.
Harvey v. and Ruth I. Prentice, gill.
Francis r. and Louise Langley. boy.
Alan b. and Margaret F. Neuman, boy.
William r. and Edith l.. Buckley, boy.
Frederick z. and Lillian d. Bause, boy.
e. Thomas A. and Pauline l.. Burns. girl.
Albert II. and Marghereta E. Briggs, girl.
Ben A. and Fannie b. Wolf. boy.
Loren r. and Dorothy F. Schott, boy.
Columbus E. and Annie E. Woolf. boy.
Harry H., jr., and Mary s. Hoke, girl.
William +. and Ethel W. Marvel. boy.
Lawrence e. and Gertrude II. Welch. boy.
Jesse B. and Olive e. Deloe, boy.
Frank r. and Kathleen EldridGe. girl.
A. Hamilton and Isabelle Wilson, boy.
keva and Sarah Schwartz, boy.
James and Matilda Walker, girl.
Albert and Clara Adams. boy.
James H. and Marie Bell, boy.
Boisy and Edna Davis, boy.
William L. and Florence Wilson, boy.
Samuel and Ella Jefferson. Boy.
On the occasion Of her Tooth birth
day anniversary, Mrs. Elbina Martin
of Sioux Falls, S. Oak, was paid a
visit by the entire body Of city Of
ficials. headed by the mayor.
Evening star., 1924-09-14

The Davis-Bryan Progressive Demo-
cratic Club will meet s o'clock Tues
day night at the Shoreham Hotel.
Senator King of Utah and Mrs. Will
liam Atherton Du Puy are to speak.
Evening star., 1924-09-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Camp, No. Z. and Ladies' Auxiliary
will have lawn party on the grounds
OF the temporary Soldiers and Sail
ors' Home, Pennsylvania avenue near
Ninth street southeast, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. All veterans
invited.
Evening star., 1924-09-14

Anna Maud HaIlam Practical
Psychology Club will discuss Con
structive Art" tomorrow, S pm, at
Playhouse.
Evening star., 1924-09-14

Sports dress of b r o. wn
French flannel with harmo-.
nizing plaid stripe. The skirt
has inverted pleats. With
this model is worn the popular
wide leather belt. $49.5O.
Evening star., 1924-09-14
FOUND.
LOST.

BILLBOOK With small amount money, Sep
tember IL. Address 240 Hamilton ave, Clar-
endon.
Evening star., 1924-09-14
Sports Dresses for Autumn
Bear the Warwick Lodge Label

Warwick Lodge dresses that emphasize newest fashion
notes of Faseeced because of their material
and style and their adapaby for number of OCCASIONS Tai
loed frocks for school and college, long and sm often bess
Beautiful dresses in ae bengalne twill, flannel and jersey
Simple in line and in coorngs of navy blue and the Att
shades
Neatly tailored frocl of brown jersey ideal for
school and business Hand drawn white linen
collar and cuffs $z8.5O ,@:@#
Evening star., 1924-09-14

Dark blue bengaline zffrock,
cleverly trimmed with, beauti-
full buttons. Low Waist1ine
and pleating on sides. The
collar and cuffs are finished
with white silk embroidered
might blue. $65.OO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
Sd Digestion Ha Sido Regu-
Iarizada.

Los NerviOs Mejorados Granderente
Ia seffora David Hackett de llagcns
burg. N. Y, nos escribe: "Dcsde que
cstoy tomando el Nuga Tone he me
dorado de una manera maravillosa.
Los nervios, el est6mago Y otros or
ganos han mejorado mucho. No ne
vuelto sufrir de mala digestion desde
que comence tomar. ell Nuga Tone.
Es. s.ciertamente maravilloso como un
reconstituyente."
Los lectorcs de este peri6dico de
ben probar ell Nuga Tone y Sc sorpren
defan de 10 rapidamente que actua en-
est0s easos. Nuga-Tone restaura el
viGoF v la fuerza, vigorifica los ner-
vips; a1a sangre y Ell cuerpo en- gene
raE de una manera rapida. Produce ,'r
siiefi0 tranquilo y reparador, estimula
ell higade y regnla el apetito, el esto-
mago y los intestinos. Los nanufac-
tureros de Nuga-Tone conocen tan
bien sus magnfficas cualidades que
reqnieren de todos lsO. droguistas que
10 garanticen v devuelvan Ell dinero
en- tQdos los casos en- que el cliente no
este satisfecho. Es recoendado, ga-
rantizado v vendido en- todas las dro-
gucrfas, puede obtenerse directamen
te remitiendo Sl00 al National
Laboratory, 1016 S. Wabash Ave-,
Chicago, Ill. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
DE sABANA GRANDE


Parece que el espiritu del gran pa
trieta don Luis Mufioz Rivera ha he
cho que el pensamiento de don Jose
Tous Soto y don Antonio r. Barcelo.
leaders prominentes de los dos partidos
principales, Sc hayan undo para traba-
jar llenos de amor hacia esta hermosa
patria, hacia esta pequefia Isla que So
hiia de I'M beso del mar del Sol, todo
por Puerto Rico.
En- honor a esta hermosa virtud. en-
nombre del pueblo de Sabana Grande,
unionistas y republicanos sensatos, les
envio con todas las fuerzas de mi CO.
raz6n, una felicitaci6n sincera, porQue
veo venir en- la union de estos dos pen
samientos, IA felicidad v la gloria de
los puertorriQuefios.
70 estox SECURE que IN. noventa por
ciento del electorate de Puerto Rico
secundara de uA mcdo eficaz Ia hermo-
sa union de sstos dos .grandes hombres,
que miran con amor v con cariflc, to-
das las cosas aue nacen del corazon de
esta adorada Y querida TERRA puertorri-
quena.
CORREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
J1!|l|!!R||| d!

.1iyia instantaneamente cicatriza
Z rapidamente todas las enfermedades
cistaneas que irritan, duelen v afean.
srEiimina el dolor, Ia picaz6n come
Izoi, Usandoio junto con las Pildoras
de Heiskell para la Sangre y el Hi-
Sgado, para nlantener al corriente las
funciones del higado E intestinos,
tpdos los males venenos Sc desa-
fojan rapidamente del cuerpo. Sc
logra la curaci6n.
Usese para la limpieza el Jab6n
Medicinal de Tocador "Heiske1l."
Sirvase enviar Ioc. en- sellos de correo
ia Johnston, Holloway & Co., FiladeIfia,
E. u, por muestras delunguento, jav6n y
pfldoras de Heiskell.
4 De venta en- todas las farmacias.
9s MUNIZ BROS.
4@ San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
DEPARTAlGENTo DEL INTERIoE
oTIoINA pEL coMIsIoNADo
Mario 10, 1924.

Proposiciones en- piegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- publica suDasta
de las obras de construction de UNA
EsCUELA DE HoRMIGoN DE slh-
TE sALoNBs en- villalba, Puerso Ri
co, cuyo presupuesto aprObado ascien-
wde la suma de vEINTISEIS MIL
sDobAREs (sas,Ooo .0o), Sc admitiran
esta oAcina hssta las 200 p. M. del
d3a 81 de msrzo, 1924, en- que Sc abri-
ran pdblicamente.
Todos los dates necesarios Sc daran
en- la ofcina del Arquitecto donde Sc
-encnentran de manifesto los documen-
tcs que han de regir on Ell contrato, y
pOdrSn los hcitadores recoger los pla-
nos y 'medelos dc proposicicnes que han
de presentar, mediante un deposito de
DEF DoLAREs (s10.Oo) que seran
.reembolsados al ser .devueltos dichos
documentos en- Ell plazo de veinte t2O)
afas despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administration SO reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cuaiquier todas Las
.proposiciones, y el de adjudicar ei con-
trato bajo otras cohsideraciones que las
ds precio sclamente.
GU1LERMo EsTEvEs,
s.. r,o,,,rioraao Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
Don Eugenio Maria de HostOs

nezuela, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argen-
tina y Brazil, levant6 en- todas elias
una ola patri6tica en- pro deela causa y
avivo el fuego que mas tarde caldea-
ra La feliz Revoluci6n Antillana.
Durante sn peregrinaje ayud6 al des-
envolvizniento moral, cfvico y educate
Evo, asi como politico industrial de las
republicas sudamericanas.
En- Argentina abog6 pcr la constrnc
ci6n del Ferrocarril Transandino., En-
su memoria la primers loeomotora que
subi6 a los Andes, fu6 hautizada '.Eu-
genio Maria de Hostos. I,
En- Santiago de Chile y en- 1B72-73,
form6 parte de la Academia de Be-
Has Artes'' y ALI public6 la .'Biogra-
fla Critica de Placido'' poeta cibano
Gabriel Conception VaId6s, la REESE
ma Historical de Puerto Rico'' y ell
"Juicio Critico de Hamlet esta III
TINA fgurando entire los cuatro traba-
jos mejor escritos en- el mundo acercs
de Shakespeare, publicando suis ANIL
gos "I.a Peregrinaci6n del Bayoan''
En- el pr6logo de esta segunda edici0n
cuenta 6l como fu6 secuestrada por el
Gobierno Espanol en- 1868 la primera
edici6n para que no circulara en- Pucr-
to Rico.
Douuiera iba, atendfa con espantosa
maestria todas las cuestiones que dig
mas fueran de su decidida y val;osa
ayuda. A mas de cincuenta aumentan
los vollmenes que produjera la fecun-
da pluma de Ia sapientisima eminen-
cia portorriquense, a quien sn pueblo
casi ha olvidado..
Con orgulio podemos llamarle Ell
Pestalozzi Americana. sus obras didac
ticas que son las mas, ponen de mani
fiesto su. fecundia y dominic de tan
delicada ciencia, la Pedagogia. iQns
mucho aprenderian nuestros msestros
en- sus obrasl SQuisn lee a Hostos?.
Nadie, nadie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
LOS PLOMEROS

que deseen pasar los examenes,
deben conprar 81 tratado de
PLOMERlA que acaba de reci-
bir Ia LIBERIA cAMPOS, 81
cual Sc adapta a las exigencias
de la coFnisi6n exaninadora.
Allen 23 y Brau 35, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
HosTos NT1Mo

Il 81
Ala por el afio 1877 y en- Caracas,
Venezuela; contrajo matrimonio con
sdofia linda de Ayala y Quintana. En-
la carta en- que pidiera permiso a sa
venerable padre para scasarse decia:
.'Es del marinol de donde SO pueden
hacer estatuas perfectas. =
Era dofa linda; digna hija del de-
portado DR.. Don Carlos Filipo Aya.
la, quien Sc habia fugado del destie-
rro con sus cufados Quintana y otras
persoralidades notables de la Habana
y Sc habia establecido en- Venezuela.
Fue padre modelo y amantfsino es-
poso. En- la capital dc la Repdblica
Donlincana, fue .donde levant6 sn fa-
milia y su orgullo fu6 siempre 81 amor
ardentisimo y su immense cello. Jamas
conoci6se padre mas carifoso pues anna
I ba entrahablemente a su fanlilia y sus
hijos, quienes consagraba sus ocios;
eran dormidos personalmente al son de
sus canticos, improvisados por 81 mis-
mo. Celebraba todas las festas tradicio
males en- su casa para las cuales compo
MIA trabajos especiales q. sus hijitos re-
presentaban; entire 6stos fguran los ST.
guientes: iQui6n Preside, s'El Cum
pieaiios'' otros y muchos mas.
A raiz de la iInplantaci6n del R6gi-
men Americana confando en- los ofrs
cimieptos que las atlas = dignas perso
nalidades del pueblo americana, de su
Congreso. le ofrecieran; luch6 por la
autonomia absolute de su pals. Todas
sus luchas rodaron como castiIlos de
naipes debido a la infuencia dc los enc
migos de su patria, quienes por igno.
rancia conveniencia acsptaron gusto-
SOS un nuevo gobierno liberal pero co-
! lonial
Decepcionado vuelve Quisuueya
donde los sesenta y cuatro anos de
iuchas y sufrimientos 10 sorprende Ia
muerte en- tempestuoso dia como el que
naciera y a las IL y clarto de la no.
che del once de agosto de 1908.
Y en- America y Europa, todos reve-
rentes, inclinabanse ants la memoria
del i'ustre pr6cer; La mas grande fgu.
ra de Puerto Rico, de Las Antillas y
del Nuevo Mundo.
Jose BUITRAGO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA

DE- PUERTO RICO
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
CHAPLINS WIFE
 UNDER SCRUTINY
Calf. Authorities Probing Her
 Education

Los Angeles, Dec, f.--Whether education of sixteen-year.o Lillian Louisa McMurray Chaplin, bride of the film comedian. Charles Chaplin, has eonformed to the California com pulsory schooling ban since her ap- pearance in the movies as Lita Grey Is under investigation by the com pusory education department of the Los Angeles school board, says the Los Angeles Tines,
 The Times, which several days age published birth certificate reveal ing Mrs. Chaplin as much younger than the public had believed her quotes Raymond P. Dunlop, director of the compulsory education depart ment, as saying that "very careful attention will be given to see thai she meets the requirements Of thu law just the same as any other per son of her age, regardless of circum' stances"
 Miss Grey last year received z permit from the school department to work in pictures provided she wa, uttered privately.
 Her last classroom instruction says the Times, was secretaria course In a Hollywood business col lege, which she entered In October Of last year.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
MYSTERIOUS MIR. A.
Prince of India in Robinson Scandal Was None Other Than the Raiah Sir Hari Singh, So There!

London, Dec. 4.-Withdrawal of the secrecy surrounding the identity of the mysterious Indian prince re lerred to MT. A" during the trial Of the Robinson blackmailing case, says the Daily Express, was due to pro- tests from the ruling Mahara iahs Of India, These rulers urged the Brit. ish government ts disclose the name, which had been withheld for req sons of state" so as to remove the damaging and cruel suspicious which they declared were directed against themselves.
 The India office yesterday lifted the embargo on the publication of MT. As name and it was stated that he was the Rajah Sir Hari Singh, nephew of the Maharajah of Jammu and kashmir
 The Express also declares that Sir Hari will probably be summoned to testify in the case against the former British army officer, James Charles Arr hur, who served as his aide-de- camp and who now is under arrest in Parts, should the latter be prose cu;ed in connection with the Roiin- son case.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
Woman of so Will Get
 Vast Fortune in Cash

New York, Dec, 4.-Mrs. Louise Chapman Ellis, S0 who last Febru- ary won long legal contest to es- tablish her ligitimasy and her right to share in the s1,0o0,0ob estate of her father. the late George W. Chap man, will receive not only tho bulk of the estate. but also tho income with interest which has been paid to others during the past eight years, The total will amount 10 approxi- matoly sS50,00o.
 This was determined by tho terms of an accounting approved today by Referee John B. Doyle,
 Mrs. Ellis, the courts decided, was ,the daughter Of a runaway marriage in Scotland in 1S40 of George W. Chapman and Jane Compton. This marriage, 1t was brought out In the litigation. Chapman considered not binding, and, after marrying again. left the bulk of his estate to son, by his second wife.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
New Safe Way to
 Remove Hair Roots

No need now 10 undergo painful electric treatments 70 remove superfluous hair. nor ,o apnlv orlinarv lnatferttve hair remover which only remove surface hairs
 A marvellous uew Oriental ha.sam has heen discovered which is applied almost as eastv az cold cream. It renet-atos towards the nstr roots and gently leases out" every objectionable hair. root and all and leaves the skin clear, white, heafhy and soft a. velvet. En muss, No odor. No growing bsok os har stronger than egcr. Absolutely harmless
 karnna as this wond erful new discoE cry s ralled is highly recommended hy prom rent beauty speciallsts and is sold on an abanlute gUaran'ee of satisfaction by air uept. Storc, ruS Dept, and all druggists,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
ohusetts superior court and had served his county as district attorney.
FEWER CROSSING DEATHS
Decrease of 5s Fatalities Reported During First Two Months of safety Campaign.

Washington, Dec, {, -- A marked decrease in the number of fatalities in grade crossing accidents has been reported for the first two months Of the safety campaign inauguratcd by the railroads Of the country last June, f. was announced today by II, A. Rowe, chairman of the com- riuee on prevention of highway crossing accidents of the American Railway association,
 A decrease Of 80 deaths was re- ported during June and July,when tho total was 346, as compared with the same months last year, Injuries resulting from grade crossing acct- dents. however, showed q slight in- crease, totalling 1,062 as against l,oiS for the same months in 1923.
 In view Of government statistics. showing an Increase of % per cent in the number of automobiles in use during the two periods, the an- nouncCment said, the reduction in fatalities strongly indicated exercise of care hy motorists in approaching grade crossings,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
Says: GrandeSt Stomach
 Medicine in the World
Relief Comes At Once But Bet ter Still Chronic Indigestion
 Goes For Good

Get bottle of Daro's Mentha Pep sin from ANe.rol's Pharmacy today with the distinct undorstar ling that your money will be pron ytly gre turned if it does no: stop the most acute stomach distress quicker than any remedy you ever Usnd.
 Your stomach may 4 so 1lstended with gas that vou thug every minute your heart is going 10 stop Jaating. yet with one dessert spoonful Of Dare's Nertla Pepsm tnat Ircadful feeling of suIocatIon will ,anish in few minutes.
 It's a wonderful formu,a-this combination Of Pepsin with other good stomach invigorators s-e5 won derful thu, u the small town in New Jersey in 1921, over c,non bottles were sold
 Never mlnd wLst causes H0Ir in digestion or rastntis, or how .ong you have had if, or how many other remedies you hate tried, t.is IS the one medicine that wlJl make your old disabled stomach so strong and healthy that you ran digest anything you eat without Inc slightest dis l trcss.
 Even catarrh O. The stomach can he banished in q reasonable length E of time,
 And you know that when your stomach Is in fine s1ape, nervous ness. headaches anI dizziness won't { bother you. Every regular druggist | Euarantes 'oun bottle ot Darc's Men, tha Pepsin. Axelrod'z Pharmacy sells lots ot il.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
ARMY PLANE WILL
 RACE WITH MOON
Novel Experiment During the
 Eclipse Of Sun

Washington, Dec, IA United States army airplane will race the shadow of the moon nearly 400 miles across New York state during the eclipse of the sun on January 24. Carrying A specially designed camera photographs will be taken from the plane of the suns flaming corona as made visible during the eclipse.
 The purpose of tho experiment, as worked out by Dr. David Todd, progressor emeritus of astronomy Of Amherst college and for which us" .thc plane has been granted by Ma jor General Patrick, chief of the air service, is to permit photographing for longer period than the approXi. mately two minutes for which the eclipse will be visible from the earth, Even the added fraction Of a minute that the photographing win he per- mitted by the speed of the plano will be of great value to science, it was said.
 The plane, piloted by Lieutenant George W. Goddard and with Dr. r, 1 E. Burka, government physicist, operating the camera, will leave Buf- falo shortly before the eclipse Is visible there and will fly at top speed enthusiastically toward Montauk Point, L. L, as the eclipse will pass 'the tip of Long Island about ten minutes after 1t reaches Buffalo however, the plane will be swiftly overtaken and left far behind as the dark shadow rushes eastward. The plane will follow 10 Long Island tc give other advantages of photo. graphing after if has been outspoed- cd by the shadow.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
SMITH AND MILAN
 NEAR OPEN BREAK
Mayor Protests Governors Alp. pOintment of Justice MCAvOy

New York, Dec, 4-Mayor Fly an's protest against Governor Smiths action in appointing Su- preme Court Justice McAyoy to in- vestigate New York city's transit situation, and the governors reply yesterday that the inquiry would go on as planned, were believed by political leaders of both parties to- day to pregage an open rupture ! between the two officials with a 1 battle tor city and state control 1 looming between Tammany- Smith forces and a possible Hylan-Hearst- Copeland alliance.
 l When Governor smith first an- nounced the appointment of Justice McAvoy 1 under the Moreland
 act, Mayor Hylan an- nounced that he welcomed" the invcs igati1n. The next day, how ever. he sent the Governor q 3,000- worI letter in which he stated that 1 he did not approve of the probe BIS outlined and would participate "On.y 10 the extend required by law"
 He based lis second reaction to the inquiry on the statement that at first he had thought the inyesti- Cation would be merely for the pur- pose of hearing testimony from the ] Eoari Of Estimate and AppOrtion- mrnt concerning charges they made against the Traneit Commissioners November z alleging misconduct in office and wilhul neglect of duty. When h. found that Justice Mo Ayoy would be employed to invosti- gate the entire Metropolitan Tran- sit situation, including delays in new subway construction, he with drew his offer of cooperation.
 In a brief reply 10 the mayors let ter of protest Smith yesterday eX- pressad his confidence that upon reconsideration you will change your decision Q participate in the inves- tigation only 70 the extent required by law anl conclude to fully cooper ate with Justice NcAvoy in the pub | lio interest"
 Tn reply to assertions in the may ors protest that investigations Of the order planned by the governor were ln1arlah'y fishing expeditions and mud-sNngine,' Governor smith Vro'o:
 The ahiuty, Integrity and stand ! tu- of Justice McAvoy give full as , su~1nao that the investigation will be cou4ucted m a thorough, fair and ] itEnifed manner. No procedure un- der him will play into anyons's hands am sure that the welfare of the people requires complete investiga- . lion to ascertain and report all the f4rtS"
 ! J""tIco MoAvoy will begin work ] cn the transit invas.teatioH next w.ak, tho governor sad last night, Wlan tne appellate division, Of the supreme court, of wmch he IS a member, is 70 take 8 recess.
 The transit situation hat been a