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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-18
WARNS ALIENS
NOT To FIGHT
NEW BILL
May Get More Than They Ex-
pect, Johnson Says, Citing
Sentiment in Congress.

Don't rock the boat, or you NAV
8of worse than you expect"
Tnat warning was served TODAY
upon the hundreds of thousands OF
people Of foreign birth or lineage
IN this country who have aroused a
nationwide storm of protest against
the new immigration bill by Con.
gresham Albert Johnson, Of Wash.
ihgton. chairman of the House I'm.
migration Committee.
d The johnson bill will change the
quota basis of immigrants from the
census of 1910 to that Of 1890. II
viii allow to come in two per cent
Qf the number of immigrants here
In the former years.
1t will cut immigration in half
and change it from Italy, Greece,
Russia and the Latin and Raltic
States, to Germany, Sweden. Nor.
way, the British Isles and the
northern tier Of European countries.
Italian-Americans are holding
mass meetings Of protest through.
out the country. Large delegations
nave been here at work on Con.
gress.
Secretary Hughes has also com.
plicated the situation by asking
johnson to do away with the sec.
,tion which proposes to exclude Jan.
anese. Chinese, Hindus and Others
now ineligible.
"Those who are proposing
changes and amendments with the
view of helping the Japanese To
save their faces" said Johnson
may wake up to find that their
plan would actually void also the
laws which now exclude Chinese
Hindus, the people of Java, of
whom there are 10000, and others
Of the barred zone in the Pacific.
IF the alien blocs in the House
stir up the public too much. they
may find that this bill will be
turned into one per cent quota
of the 1890 census.
'It was just by hairs breadth
that the present bill was not made
q total suspension BILL
II advise these people," concluded
johnson, ito go slow and cautious.
ly. They may get something they
are not looking for"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-18
WE'D SINCE MAY
BRIDE BARES
SECRET
Toast at Party Brings Sur
prising Announcement to
Assembled Guests.

Married since last May-and not
even her closest friend knew it..
That is the romance of Mrs. Rosa
lie Shantz, who up until Saturday
night was better known as Miss
Resale Hardy, Of 119 Fifth street
northeast.
There was a birthday party at
the home of Warren Shantz, Bali
Ashley Terrace, and in the midst
of the merrymaking some one
proposed toast to the first one
OF those present who should get
married.
Right away, it popped out of Mrs.
Shantz's mouth-she had been
secretly married last May-and her
husband was the one in whose
honor the party was given.
Congratulations were offered
for the manner in which she kept
the secret-and also for the hus-
band.
Mrs. Shantz's mother is the acting
director of the Community Center
Department Of the schools.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-18
CAPTAIN STARTS
! ON ANOTHER
| RUM LIST
sBakcsy Not Disheartened by
Police Laughter, Loss of
! Goods and Misfortunes.

The mysterious Captain Charles
BakcSy, man of thousand smiles
and few aliases, carried on bravely
today, despite the adversely which
has fallen upon him in the past few
days. The Captain seemed no less
cheerful today because of the seizure
Saturday of his "$75, 900 worth Of
evidence" as security for a $500 bill.
y The list Of eighty-one names Of
bootleg vendors, runners, finance
men, solicitors and go-betweens
which the Captain has said would
be placed in the hands Of tho police.
was among the papers seized in the
suite at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Police Have Laugh
Many merry laugh echoed from
the police department after glimpseS
Ut the list For the most part, they
say, the Captain had or 1t the
names Of those whom the police
know only too well deal in liquor.
officials, and there were no others
on the list whose names would
create any kind Of q sensation, ex-
oept among the bootleggers them
selves.
The eleven hotels which the Cap
tain had billed as being veritable
saloons caused another burst Of
merriment when the police went
over it. Most of the hotels named
were among the best in the city.
and the others are well-known dives
where liquor has been found by the
police many times.
His Goods Are Held
So much for the Captains lists,
which a preamble to them stated
was furnished by 'informer John.
y Hickey, who is himself well
known to the police"
The Captains cameras, his talk
ing machine and other parts of his
furniture are still in the hands of
the Government agents, though the
Captain asserted vigorously that he
had paid the bill for which they
were seized some months ago.
Composing New List
The assault charge that has been
placed against the Captain on com
plant of John Redmond phases
him not one bit: He claimed that
he would see "the Commissioner"
today and settle the matter.
prohibition Agent Tullar, who
was with the Captain when ne is
said to have pointed a gun a Red
mond, had a conference with the
1auIfty self-styled exposer oil liquor
dealers yesterday.
The Captain said that he did not
intend to let the .,aSr rev days
m1shaps interfere with his work.
He will continue his ferretirg out
OF liquor law violators and viii
compose another list, he said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-18
RENO DIVORCE GRANTED
AGAINST N. Y. STEEL MAN

RENO, Feb. 1S.-Florence M.
Dana has a decree OF divorce from
Richard Henry Dana, an official
Of the Pardee Steel Corporation In
New York. She obtained the de.
cree after testifying she and her
husband separated in 1920 or 1921,
she was not certain which.
Dana is grandson of Richard
Henry Dana, author of 1.-TWO Years
Before the Mast"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-18
Cult Member jailed
for Preventing
Vaccination

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. 10.
Because vaccination is against
his religion and is keeping his
two children out of school, and
because he did not have So with
which to pay a fine assessed by
a city court, a world war veteran
is in jail here. He is Alexander
Jones, and when asked by the
district attorney what his re-
ligion was, said:
II am a member of the Church
of the Truth, a branch of the
International New Thought
Movement.
"We do not believe in the con-
tamination of the human body
with poisonous matter taken
from the bodies of animals"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-29
PM una interesantSima Carta que eaWara el Co.
rOneI Lewis al senadOr TOus Soto, nos enteramOs
de que Ia enmienda a Ia ley prOhibiendo pOrlar
armas de fuegO, que prohibe Ia publication de
anunCiOs de esa lndOIe en- Ia prensa, tue idea
del attorney general Cots
Ell Corone Lewis ademds hzo suprmr Erase que ha-
cia que Ell proyecto de ley prest0se equioocGcones

Por considerarlas dc inter6s actual
mente publicamos las siguientes car
tas:
San Juan, P. r., JUNO 10, 1924.
Hon. Jose Tous Soto.
Senador. San Juan. +. Il.
AIuy seiior mfo:
He creido eonveniente referirme en-
esta OCCASION. la question de como ase-
gurar un castigo adecuado, para aque-
las personals que violando abiertamen-
&c la ley. portan armas de fuego, en-
Puerto Rico. Teniendo en- cuenta que
dcntro de POGO habra de reunirsc la
Legislature en- session extraordinaria,
el Attorney General Coats v yo estu-
VimoS hablando recientemente Sobre di-
chQ asiinto, ambos estamos compIeta-
merite acordes, en- cuanto al saludable
efecto que producirfa en- la isla,s el que
vuestro proyecto de ley prohibiendo
p0rtar armas de fuego, fuese introdu-
cialo en- dicha session exraordinaria.s y
Sc coalyirtiera en- ley 6 <sss- sss'es's
Las linieas enmiendas que me per-
mito sugerir su proyecto de ley las
he marcado con lapiz rojo al margen
Por ejemplo, en- In segunda Inca del
artfculo primero-Soy dc opinion que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-29

Ia Erase "fuera de ley. hacc lnneeesa-
'rias las palabras para propositos de
ofensa O defensa". pues ademas ciertas
cortes tratarfau de indagar 81 TN arma
de fuego era llevado con fines defensi-
vos II ofensivos, y ESQ dificultarfa el
proceso.
Tan solo me resta por hacer una SUI
gesti6n en- relaci0n con un punto. res
pecto al cual el AttorneyGeneralC Coats
yo. compartimoS la miSma opinion.
Deberfa usted insertar una clausula en-
SUI proyecto, prohibiendo que los peri6-
dicos de la isla. publicaran anuncios So
bre armas dc fuego que estuviesen ex-
presamente prohibidas por la rcferida
ley.
De acucrdo con mi manera de pen
sar. vuestro proyecto prohibiendo por-
tar armas prohibidas, cs 10 mejor que
en- Su clase sc ha redaetado.
conyiertase en- ley vuestro proyecto,
no, deseo expresarle mi mas caluro-
"a feiis1Jhci6na por1haber redactado tan
nagnffieo trabajo, cuya falta Sc hacfa
sentir tanto. 81 su proyecto Sc conyier-
te en- ley, tengo la seguridad de que
ihillares de vidas preciosas no seran sa-
crificadas indtilmente, v Sc evitara que
sangre inocente estampe borrones en-
la blancura inmaculada de esta pre-
ciosa TERRA.
Ne suscribo de usted cordial sin
ceramente,
Geo. w. LEWIS,
Coronel de In Policfa Insular
El senador Tous Soto enyi6 la siguien
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OBJETo PRINCIPAL DE
ESTE DEPARTAMENTo

''Nosotros promovemos el concrete
en- todas sus manifestations hacienda
todo sqdello quo sea de interes y BE-
neficic a esta isla. No podemos regu-
lar el prccio de los productos aqui cul-
tivadcs directamente porque ESQ des-
cansa IN los mercados que son los I'M
COS que los inhuyen. Tampoco tenemos
NADIA que ver con la tasacion de la pro.
yiedad como parece ser la impression
de algunos. Nuestro principal objetivo es
toner Una completa information ver-
dadera para los concentrates y agentss
de todss ias classes de prodnctos culti-
yados de manufacture, ayudando a
unos v otros en- todo 10 humanamente
possible. Tratamos de que los agriculto-
(Contin6a en- la pagina ~
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UNA DECIMA DE
LLORENS TORRES

En- el banquete con que la CO.
mission Dominicana, obsequio sus
amistades de esta capital, EN- el
Hotel Condado Vanderbilt, Sc le
pidi6 al poeta Elorens Torres, que
pronunciara un discurso. Pero el
distinguido i1teiectual, opt6 por
recitar la siguiente decima, que
lie valio muchos 6plausos Y que
fue muy celebr ad
-Lleg6 un sjihaso San Juan,
Y unos cuantos ai6yankis
Lo atajaron en- el1 Parque,
QueYiendole corquistar.
LIE hablaron del To Sam,
De Wilson, de mr. Root,
De New York, de Sandyhook,
De la libertad, delgvoto,
Del dollar, del aheas Corpus. ..
Y ell jibaro die Niu. !"
Nf#K
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-29

te contestaci6n a esta carta
San Juan, p. R., junio a. 1924
Hon Geo. w. Lewis.
Coronel de la Policfa Insular
San Juan, p. r.
Muy sei1or mfo: !.
Tengo el honor de acusar recibo de
(Gontinua en- la pagina ~
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vaIdejuIi Rodriguez
FL Munidpio 0 eI ICOnssjo de Admins
TRACTION, y en- 81 case Ia Asamblea
Municipal, no pueden estar a cara De
los aCreedOres del MuniCipiO, para Co
brarIeS sus uentaS', agrega
'De suerte que retamOs a los hllOs
del escandaIo para que adien', ter
mira diCiendO

Ell precupuesto del Municipio de San
Juan para ell afio fiscal de 1924 1925
no pucdo ser anulado nj atacado en-
forma aiguna por procedimiento alguno
ante lss Cortes Insulares. 81 Sc vierten
opiniones en- tai sentido, este es, ds
que dicho presupuesto es anulable, no
hay duda que esas opiniones Wenen De
los adversarios. De los enemigos del
fIunicipio de su administration y es-
to nos ACADIA de convencer cuando Ii
rolvorcda Sc ha levantado en- v1rtud
de una carta de Roberto H. Todd di-
rigida al Auditor de Puerto Rico de-
latando hechos que 81 no lie impor-
tan, pres sogin tengo entendido nj
es contribryente nj agente represer-
tante de los acreedores del Municipic.
Pero es Ia epoca del escandalo Y STEM.
pre las fracciones disidencias poll
teas Gus leaders Sc han altmentado
del cscandalo.
FL presupuesto del Municipio dc San
Juan es perfectamsnte legal esta
aseveraci6n estoy dispuesto a discutir-
ia en- la prensa en- pdblico con quien
qriera aceptar mi reto. Y Ell afir1nar 10
contrario implica puede implicar dos
Heosas: isyiAlero. psla fe X seglpdos q
ignorancia de la Ley. Por Aestas lfneas
ofrezco al Municipio de san Juan gra-
t1itamente mis- servicios para defen-
derlo en- cualquier procedimiento que
en- tai scnt1do SO incosra asegurando a
mis- cor-eIgionarios que hare triunfar
ell derecho del Municipio. Y me alegra-
ria que para tales acciones judiciales
los enemigos del orden no tomasen al
compafiero Bolivar Pagan, ne6fito Y
principiante en- la ardua profession de
La Abogacfa,, sino que llamasen en- su
ayuda al que les ha ayudado otras va
(Contin1a en- la pagina q
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Ell conAicto aLiancista de Are
cibo ha sido soiucionado
Los recurSOs de Injunction perpetuO en-
te Ia COrte de DiStritO fuerOn retira-
dts. I'll candidate a A'CaIde ST. San
MILAN sera pOStulado con Ia ASamblsa
Municipal del S. Agrait

Ell sabado liltimo era el dia Sc
iialado por ell Hon. Juez de la Corte
de Distrito, Secci6n Segunda, para
decidir legalmente la candidatura que
habia de postular la Alianza en- las
proximas elecciones por la munich
palidad de Arecibo.
FL conflicto surgio cuando ell senor
San MILAN present6 ante Secrctaria
Ejecutiva su candidatura a Alcalde
por Arecibo, cuando va hacian cerca
dc diez dias que el seiior Agrait
Aldea habia radicado la suya, tam
bien para ser inscrita..
LA VISTA DEL CASO ANTE
LA CORTE
La Corte habia senalado la mana
ma del 27 para decidir la legalidad
de una otra candidatura. Antes de
reunirse la Corte, los abogados de
ambas parties informaron al Juez
que un arreglo habia sido verificado
siendo mutuo acuerdo dejar Ell pleitc.
FL Juez accedio Ia demanda de
ambas parties dejando la vista del
case para fecha indefnida.
1 Ell ACUERDO EFECTUADO.
A Don Antonio parece que lie dis
guntan mucho estas disidencias en-
ire l5s 6ienaSftEs ID dlss sis Pan
lido, por 10 que llam6 a conferencfa
ambas parties, inclusives las res
pectivas asambleas municipales de
las diferentes candidaturas, instan-
doles que llegaran a un acuerdo.
Don Antonio explic6 que 10 mas con-
veniente seria que Agrait Aldea fue-
ra postulado para candidate Al
calde, mientras que la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de San MILAN era incluida
en- ell ticket. Agrait manifesto que el
aceptarfa la nomination de Alcalda
en- este acuerdo 81 Sc incluia a la
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"YO fayOreo Ia idea de que Sc organizer ndurs con los
prodtos que aq Sc COsedan- -Podia Gearse una fadora
de dS utzandO d a1Car de las Cenhdes, dice el repre-
sentane del DepartamentO del COmeruO, Mr.. l. " James
mo me expECO pOr que las Centrales
del pals no , OluCen aldGar refInada,
' prefieren mandarlO al nOrte, afeC-
landO grandemente eI predO de diChO
prOduCtO'', agTega
"SOstenemW una gran (ampaHa para
taef a IA Isia q mayor RGmerO de
tGn.tas' dice

Ell Departamento de Concrete de Es'
tados Unidos hace amos one tiene en-
San Juan instalada una division ba-
10 la competente direction del caballero
continental sefor L. w. James dedican-
dose principalmente actividades re
lacionadas con Ell comercio extranjero
dom6stico de esta isla.
FL soAor James, con una amabilidad
cxQuastta hizo las sigmentes mantfes-
taciones un redactor nuestro que fue
a visitarle:
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En- las SeDSafIOnaIeS Carrerds
CeIebradas en- AQueduCt-IraCk
rpsuIt0 yenCedof eI ejsmplar
americana 1'ladkia'', en- renida
luCha con el famOsO COrCel
frances, 'fplaard'', que
lego SegtndO

=
NEW YORK, .setiembre 2S Omitted
Press) El entusiasmQ que reinaba pa
ra la sensational carrera que tuyo lu-
gar en- AqueductT Traeksentre seis elem
plarcs amerieanes. III q famoso caballo
frances, Epinard, eFa indescriptible-
Los fandticos del Edsporte de reyes,
Sc disputaban las eARatias en- taquilla !;
la multitud que plsssenci6 la reiiida lu-
cha era inmensa. G4pI decir que el en-
tusiasmo era mayors que. para la lucha
Zev-Papyrus. Sc habln aicho todo Ello
Sc debi6 en- gran narfes, Il que los fana-
tieos del deporte hpko en- los Estados
Unidos va estabapE iaentificados con
la manera de corrod Epinard. sa-
,bfar qne estate ~ 0nNief5iss aesAacesl
una carrera ex*iente Tai cosa no su-
cedfa con Papyrus. que cuando III lu-
cha con Zev acababa de llegar de In
(Continda en- la pagina 81
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En- Ia madrugada del sdbadO
GItamO On yiOIentO inCendiO deS-
truy0 varias CaSas en- una de
las principles Gales de
CabO ROjO
Dos saICneS de esCueIa, y aIgunOs esta-
bIeCimientOS de inpGrtanCia fuerOn
paste de las lIamaS que amendlaban
con deStruir tOda Ia manlana

Ell sabado ultimo ESQ de las tres
y media de la madrugada, un violen-
to incendio ocurrido en- Cabo Rojo
llev6 la alarma y la desesperaci6n al
vecindario que dormia tranquilo y
sosegado. Los informes suministrados
por nuestro corresponsal son como
siguen:
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oRIGEN DEL INCENDIo

FL siniestro fuego, que lego a
adquirir proporciones alarmantes por
haberse incendiado un dep6sito de
gasolina v efectos para automobiles,
Sc origino en- la casa propiedad del
senor Ramon Lopez Vague, sta Ell
la calle Munoz Rivera esquina
Rius Rivera.
Continua en- la Ga. pagina)
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plitsa i 81 .ssailplsa lrtlialbal N

el mismo ticket. Entonces ell senior
Rarcelo recomend6 que 10 mejor Sc
ria que el Sr. San MILAN fuera pos
tulado para Alcalde con la Asam-
blea del Sr. Agrait. No habiendo
oposicion alguna por ambas parties
csc fue el acuerdo en- conclusion que
lrometieron defender todas las par
tes que habian entrado en- el singu-
lar litigio que amenazaba con la vida
dc la Union en- Arecibo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-07
a-Light Housekeeping
b-BOard and Rooms

HENDRICKS PLACE. a: mod. furnished
room. homelike. Drexel 95tS.
TWENTY-NINTH. " 439 front. mod. and
downstairs room private home = gen
tlemen or employed couple. Rand. CS69.
YOUNG LADY. board and share room with
daughter, mod. home privileges. = car
lines MehSter LII
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FORD BODIES

touring bodies.
SWISSHELM & PARKER.
544 z. Wash. Open Ewes
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+lN NOlll 1fsNLl LIZ
Broom s~em.-mOderu house, steam heat,
gas. electric lights. city water. inside toilet.
east front paved street. garage. 50 200
Stewart 274g.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-07

Good 4-room bungalow with electric
or garden. Is \ Worth St. about 5000
block W. Washington. Price -. $50. bal
auce So per month. Mr.. DAVIDSON.
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WANTED, 100 CARS
10 wreck for parts. VIII pay the highest
cash prices. Call Us first
SAN CCRAZ AUTO PARTS & TIRE CO..
ol9 \ Capitol Ave. Main $3.50.
AUTOS WANTED-212 z. New York ST.
Main s446.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-07
d-HOteIs

ALTENBURG Hotel. 531 y. Meridian St.
Desirable large outside rooms with hot
and cold running water; So week. Cir
Gle 427T.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-07
suburb
Acreage Tracts
&10.00 DOWN

Located p mile west of Ben Davis
and 2 blocks south of the National
Road. Paved road to city with ex-
cellent bus service. InterIrban stop
on addition called Sterling Heights
Stop, on the Terre Haute Line.
Prices range from $4,000 up. Week
ly payments $3.50 and up. Buy this
year and build next year. If you
haven't a car-call US up and we
will be glad to take you out and
show you these fine tracts. Sales
men on grounds afternoons and eve
nings every day. A in 1857 or eve
nings BEL. 1886 Mig 2.
415-16 Occidental Bldg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-07
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF BOND SALE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE OFFICE OF
THE CITY CONTROLLER. CITY HALL.
LNDIANAPOLIS. ND.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-07
SOUTH d HOME

FINF-ROON home on Wisconsin. near
Meridian St only S3.I50. with a cash
payment of $500, balance monthly.
MARION COUNTY STATE BANK.
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INSTRUCTIONS
ATTRACTIVE SALARY
Interesting work.
in Beauty Culture

A profession which is not overcrowded
and the demand for beauty euIturists
growing stronger every day. See how
we help you to earn while you learn. how
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AGENTS AND SOLICITORS

AGENTs-WRITE FOR FREE SAM
Piles. Sell Madison Better-Made'
Shirts for large Manufactures direct to
wearer. No capital or experience re;
bonus. MADISON MILLS. 500 Broadway,
New York.
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81 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

PAPER hanging and cleaning: first class
work: latest samples. Edwin H. Jor-
dan Web 9T51
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A Real Buy
1900 n. Sherman Drive

UTEN NUNUA1 2 TO
Brookside Parkway. y. Drive. near Tenn
pie; new 5-rOom modern home, long iiv-
ing room and dininE room; hardwood
floors: 500 cash. balance 500 per
month. This is a real buy. Webster 5000.
GROOM house. $4,000. terms.
Groom house. $3.50: terms.
Groom bungalow. thoroughly modern.
/ So. 300. terms.
broom. 81. 600; terms.
Several building lots: bargains.
OVERLOAD LIN 3SS0 DrpXel $3.50.
The Washington times., 1924-06-30

me whole Alaska delegation
spent the afternoon in the polar
bears cage at the Bronx ZOO. They
brought the bear news OF all his
relatives in the. frozen north. It
was a happy reunion, but the bear
was q little broken up when he
heard his favorite cousin, Olaf, IL
now rug in the Palace hotel in
San Francisco.
A crowd Of alternates from Mis-.
souri,, being rather low in funds.
stood up In front of a sign In their
hotel which read: mo checks
cashed" and decided to get up a
subway party. One OF them had
heard that you can go to Coney
Island for q nickel SO 1t was nut
to a vote and the Coney Island
resolution was adopted by a vote Of
plenty to nothing.
Disappear in Subway.
They disappeared into a subway
station at Forty-second and Broad.
way and nothing has been heard
OF them since. Many of their
friends believe they stepped in a
manhole, thinking It was q subway
opening, and have given up hope
of ever seeing them again. OF
course, we who live in New York
know there is no cause for alarm.
They will be back in a week or
two as soon as they are discharged
from the Coney Island receiving
hospital. With careful nursing and
q strong constitution, a man can
recover from a Sunday subway trip
to Coney Island in about a week.
A great number Of delegates at
large took their wives shopping
on Fifth avenue Sunday afternoon.
1t worked fine and most of the
wives took the will for the deed,
But one of the delegates carelessly
took his little boy along and had
to buy a toy balloon from a man
standing on the corner. The dele
gate gave the balloon man a lee
ture about working on the Sabbath.
The Hawaiian delegation took
their lunch along and went ukulele
picking up in Van Cortlandt Park.
One Of the ladies in the party had