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Evening star., 1924-01-21
3 FROZEN TO DEATH
ON AUTOMOBILE TRIP
Two Young Women and Man Die
Near Little Rock, Ark.
Fourth in Party Dazed.
uy the Associated Press

tiy the Associated Press
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, January 21.-
Two young women and youth were
found dead in an automobile on the
plionla pike eight miles east of Con-
way, when another member of the
automobile party, Fred Wallock Of
Little Rock, staggered to the main
highway and hailed a passing car
Mallock appeared in dazed con-
itrSn TS from cold and exposure.
The dead are Annie Mae Bailey Of
North Little Rock, Miss Dovey Woods.
student at business college here
and Ernest Mann of Little Rock
They are believed to have been frozen
TO death. =
Evening star., 1924-01-21
CABINET FOR REPUBLIC.
Report to Go to Greek Assembly
Soon, Papers Say.
tho Associetad press

BY the Associated Press
ATHENS, January 21.-The Greek
cabinet, according to the Athens pa
pers, has decided to report to the
national assembly recommendations
virtually favoring a republic. The
cabinet, it is asserted, is opposed TO
a monarchical regime, which It holds
lis the cause of all the evils in the
country.
The recommendations. the papers
say, will be presented wednesday,
Evening star., 1924-01-21
HINES TO MAKE REPORT.
Investigation Of New York, Vet
erans' Bureau Completed.

Investigation Of charges and coun-
ter-charges involving officers and
employees of the New York office of
the Veterans Bureau has been COM
pleted and :. q decision by Director
Hines is expected in q few days. An
inspection of the office recently was
ordered as a result Of alleged drink
ing pa rites.
Evening star., 1924-01-21
DAKOTA BANK CLOSED.
Heavy Withdrawals Given as
Cause of Directors Action.

MITCHELL S. D., January 21.-The
Western National Bank, with a cap
ital stock of 100000 and deposits
of $425,O00, was closed this morning
by the board of directors. Depleted
reserve, due to heavy Withdrawals.
was given as the reason for the
closing.
Evening star., 1924-01-21
ASKS STREET PAVING.
Bill Provides for Improvement OF
Belmont Road.

Provision for paving, grading and
otherwise Improving Belmont road be-
tween Massachusetts,. avenue and oath
street, at an expense not to exceed
$4,000, is made in a bill introduced
today by Chairman Langley of the
House committee on public buildings
and grounds. =
Evening star., 1924-01-21
WILL TAKE RECESS.
Supreme Court to Be Out of Ses-
sion Jan. 28 to Feb. 18.

The Supreme Court announced today
that it would recess from January 2S
to February Is.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
Startling Evidence Revealed
In u. s. Probe of Communists
Reports of Investigation Squad Sho'c
Rapid Gro,cth of Red Ranks Intent
UpOn OUertIlrOW of Government.

Ever since 1918, shortly after the
communism idea had boiled and
seethed in Russia to bring about the
overthrow there of monarchical gov
ernment, rumors have been afloat ir
the United States warning the people
that similar movement here would
some day be successful; that at some
time the ultra-radical classes would
arise and uproot the present Govern
ment, bringing about d chaos in this
country similar to that which has
prevailed in Russia.
These rumors have been passed
over with Il laugh. They have been
looked upon by many as constituting
national hugaboo, and stories of
what the Communists or radicals
were accomplishing have heen often
set aside as fairy tales.
beginning some six years back
many We're the tales told of the un-
rest which red" aEitators had stirred
up in the United States. These tales
gradually grew to such proportions
that the Governments interest was
Evening star., 1924-10-17
MACDONALD'S VOICE
FAILS IN CAMPAIGN
British Premier Unable to Speak at
Luncheon-Baldwin Unopposed
for Reelection.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Strenu-
BUSINESS of Premier MacDonald'S politi-
cal campaign and speech-makng tour
has affected his voice, which was some
what weak when Parliament adjourned.
Reaching Cardiff this morning, Mr..
Macdonald was entertained at private
luncheon. but was unable to make a
speech because his voice practically
failed He proceeded later to his own
division at Aberavon.
The pact between the Liberals and
the Conservatives to avoid unnecessary
contests today produced the announce
ment that the Liberals had decided not
to oppose Stanley Baldwin in the Bewe-
ly Division, thus giving Mr.. Baldwin an
unopposed return.
Speaking at Queens Hall this after
noon. Winston Churchill took credit for
the fact that the Liberals and Conserva-
tives are cooperating to oppose the ad-
vance of socialism. This, he said. he
has urged for years He declared that
the day would come ) or 10 years hence
when a government representative of
forces of the left must hear the RESPONSE
bility in the country. But If defeats are
inflicted on the Socialists on this and
succeeding elections. he added they
would drop the. nonsense" borrowed
from Karl Marx and would be fit to ia ke
part in bearing the responsibilities of
the state when their time came.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

aroused and an investigation squad
was formed to do nothing but keep
watch on all radical meetings.
Reports from this squad were Of a
startling nature, showing that boil
shevism had not only acquired a
foothold in the United States. but
also that this foothold had become
sufficiently secure to be considered
by officials as national menace. A
full and complete record of the work
of these investigators has been re-
ceived in Washington and is on file
here. This report described the
growth of communism in America.
1t revealed that prominent men We're
behind il, and that through its or
s;aniZation red" leaders in Moscow
hoped to accomplish the overthrow of
the United States Government 10y
force. And it enumerated Illegal acts
performed by instigatorS of the
move ment in furtherance of their
purpose to substitute for the present
Government Il "proletarian regime,
wherein capital would have no place
Continued on Page Is, Column p
Evening star., 1924-10-17
SHENANDOAH VISIT
TO SAN FRANCISCO
PREVENTED BY GALE
DirigibIe, Delayed by Storms,
Skirts City-To Call on
Return Trip.
By the Associated Press,

BY the AS>oca ted Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 1.-THE
Navy dirigible Shenandoah, delayed
because of storms and head winds
encountered last night on her trip
from San Diego to San Francisco
along the California coast, today put
a message in the air to Mayor James
Rolph. jr. saying the aircraft would
not visit San Francisco until her re-
turn trip.
The Shenandoah continued up the
coast without entering San Francisco
Bay.
The message from Comdr I.ans-
downe said:
Passing San Francisco. Regret
steady headwinds prevented Shenan-
doah reaching San Francisco yester-
day before sunset. Will. come to San
Francisco on return to San Diego"
AS the news was relayed through
out the city and the disappointed
residents settled down to routine
day, the Shenandoah was reported off
Point Reyes at $50 am, % miles
north of San Francisco.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
OBREGON ExPELS
ALIEN MERCHANTS
Orders Custer of Eight Who Re-
fused to Obey New Income
Tax Law.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
MEXICO CITY, October l1.-Presi-
dent Obregon today ordered the ex-
pulsion from the country of eight
leading foreign merchants of Puebla
City. who had refused to comply with
the new income tax law. The eight in
clude three Spaniards, four French
men and one Arab.
In refusing to comply with the tax
law the foreign merchants were obey
ing ruling of the Puebla Chamber
of Commerce which decided to boy
colt any of it's members who paid
the. tax, its attitude of protest
against the recently decreed tax
measure being adopted later on by
the National Chamber of Commerce
in Mexico City and by many other trade
organizations
President Obregon thought, how
ever, that the foreign merchants had
Ignored the duties imposed by hos
pitality and had shown a lack of re-
spect for the authorities" 1t is un-
derstood that he ordered the expul-
sion to create an example before
other merchants needed the chamber Of
commerce boycott.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
Previous Cases Included.

Mrs. Mary Shank, who pleaded
guilty three weeks ago when the
cases were opened. and Harry Leather
man and Arthur Rice. members of the
alleged mob, who were convicted by
jurieS, were among the II entering
pleas of guilty, the court deciding
that the evidence in the Leatherman
and Rice cases would be admitted
today.
Others who pleaded guilty today
were: Alvin and Irving Rice, Calvin
Shank, Roma Shank. Grayson Daub
John Langdon, Harold Grossnickle,
William Haupt. Walter Shank, Fred
Shepley and Vernon Summers. The
five who pleaded not guilty are: Paul
Grossnickle, John Shcpley. Chester
Summers, Claud Toms and Howard
Toms.
Roscoe Daub, twentieth of those
indicted, was never arrested and is
believed to havc left the County
Mrs. Shank charged that the men
urged her to attack Miss Grandon.
who was accused of intimacy with
Lloyd Shank, her husband.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
Bows Build Fires
With Dynamite to
See 'Pretty Flame
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
POTTSNILLE. Pa, October Ii
Informed by school teachers that
pupils had dynamite in their pos
session. the local police, after an
investigation. announced today
that three pupils. all under II
years of age, had confessed taking
a box of dynamite from the Sher-
man Coal Company operation here
and had used the dea tn dealing
sticks for kindiing wood. Accord
ing to the police the boys con-
fesSed building a fire with 40 of
the sticks because they made such
pretty blue flames" The police
confiscated the remainder of the
loot.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
BETROTHAL is CONFIRMED
Press Announces Engagement of
Ita1y's Crown Prince.

ROME, October 1.-THE newspa-
pers here yesterday confirmed the
engagement of Crown Prince Hum
bert of Italy and Princess Marie
Jose, daughter of the Belgian King
and Queen. The engagement of Crown
Prince Leopold of Belgium and Prin-
cess Mafalda, daughter of the King
and Queen of Italy. is expected to be
announced either November or on
the Kings birthday, November II.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
PROTEST SENT HERE.
Alaska Leaders Lack Details of
Mems Removal.
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NOME, Alaska, October 11.-CharleS
Wells, an American citizen. and 13
l.skimoS left on Wrangel Island last
Year by Capt. Harold Noice, have
been taken to Siberia by a Soviet cut
ter, and steps have been taken here
IL ask Washington to act.
The report OF Wells removal was
brought here by Capt. Castel of the
schooner Aarnout, which arrived from
East Cape, Siberia, today. Capt. Cas-
tel said he was unable to learn
whether the removal had been by
force or by consent.
Protest Sent to L. s.
OF Commerce has telesraphed a pro-
test to the American Department of
state and to the Alaskan delegation
in Congress. Purchasers of Wrangell
hunting and fishing rights claimed by
Nilhjalmur Stefansson. the explorer,
also announced that they Immediate
" would telegraph to Washington a
request for governmental action.
According to Capt. Castel the Soviet
cutter, which had the Wrangell
Colonists on board, passed East Cape,
Siberia, en- route to Emma Harbor or
Indian Point, Siberia
Possession of the island has been
disputed by several countries or their
nationals, including. American citi-
zens.
Copyright 1924. in United States. Great
Britain. Canada and Japan by North American
Newspaper Alliance. All right reserved.)
Evening star., 1924-10-17
English Planes Bomb Frontier.

PARIS, October 17.-English air
planes patrolling the frontier be-
tween Irak and Turkey flew over
Cherami on October IA and dropped
number of bombs, injuring two
women, according to a message re-
ceived today from Angora by the
Havas Agency. The situation on the
border otherwise is not changed.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
14PLEAD GUILTY
IN TARR|NG TRIALS
Five of MyersviIIe, Md, De-
PENDANTS Fight Charges of
Aiding Irate Wife.
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
FREDERICK. sMd.. October Ii
When court opened for the arraign-
ment today of the 10 defendants in
the Myersville tar-and-feather case,
"a OF the number entered pleas of
guilty to riot and five pleaded not
guilty.
Judges Crner and Peter ordered the
Immediate taking of evidence to de-
termine the degree of guilt Of the a.
and the hearing of evidence to deter
mine whether the others shall be
tried In this hearing the details Of
the attack upon Dorothy Grandon by
Mrs. Mary Shank in the presence of a
mob on the highway at Myersville,
Md, last JUL. will be gone over
again, but it was believed this morn
ing that nightfall would see the end
of it and the sentencing of those held
guilty in the eyes of the court.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
VETERAN CONSUL DIES.
g. n. Murphy, 38 Years in Serv.
ice, Expires Zurich.

ZURICH, Switzerland. October IL
George H. Murphy. American consul
general here, died today of apopIexy,
aged 81 years.
He entered the consular service in
1886 and had filled posts in many
parts Of the world, including Cen
trail America, Canada, Germany and
South Africa.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
BUCKS HEADWINDS.
Shenandoah Makes Slow Headway
in Pacific Gale.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ABOARD L. S. s. SHENANDOAH.
October 17.-Bucking 20-mile-an-
hour headwind the Navy dirigible
Shenandoah cut diagonally across the
Pacific from Point Arguello to Point
Piedras Blancas last night. Flying
at a height of 1900 feet, she rode
above the ocean. sighting an oc-
casional ship, as steadily as if the
moonlight night were calm in the
face of the blow. She was not max
ing more than % miles to 80 miles an
hour.
Eight superdreadnaughts at target
practice lay like a painting on a
miniature sea as the Shenandoah
passed 1000 feet above the United
States battle fleet yesterday.
The Shena ndoah officially belongs to
the scout cruiser fleet in the Atlantic
while the battleship fleet, busily en-
gagged in target practice. leaving
broad white wakes as it circled be-
tween San Pedro and Santa Catalina
Island, belongs to the Pacific. The
Shenandoah had come from the At
lantic a ship of the air. but, never
theless, Navy ship making a new
record. When the Panama Canal
cut 5000 miles from the course
over which the Oregon doubled the
were separated by weeks. but the
Shenandoah flight has reduced the
separation to one of days. AS the
Shenandoah approached out of the
chill fog. the sun, bursting through,
illuminated her like silver arrow
in the sky. The decks of the battle
ships, far below, were alive with men
and puffs of smoke ceased as binocu-
lars in the control car of the dirigible
revealed the upturned faces watching
the sister ship of the skies.
49,. observes Conventions.
Rear Admiral Moffett followed
naval conventions by requesting per-
mission to proceed on duty from Ad-
miral Robinson, commander of the
fleet, aboard the California. 1t was
the first exchange in history between
an admiral of the sea and an admiral
Of the air. Thank you for coming
over. the fleet, and 4 pleasant voyage"
added the admiral.
The vacant spaces in subdivisions
showed signs of life az the Shenan-
doah turned inland over San Pedro
toward Los Angeles. Roofs of every
skyscraper in the city were crowded.
The dirigible headed out to sea an
hour later,
The escort of airplanes from San
Diego turned back at Los Angeles. A
lone aviator circled the ship at Santa
Barbara shortly before pm. while
the shore boulevard was lined with
automobiles for more than a mile.
Steady winds held the Shenandoah
down to so miles an hour. The chilly
weather cleared during the forenoon,
but the winds did not abate.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
FACE COAL FAMINE.
Chinese Upheaval Stops Fuel Sup.
ply in Tientsin Foreign Quarter.

BY the Associated Press.
TIENTSIN, October 1.-THE kailan
mining administration announced to-
day that local coal stocks were ex-
hausted Cold weather is satting in
and the entire foreign community
here will suffer the most intense
hardship without a coal supply.
The coal supply is interrupted sole
ly on account of military incompe-
tency, 1t was said,
Evening star., 1924-10-17
WELLS WITH BRITISH.

Charles Wells. although believed to
lie an American citizen, was a MEM
her of a British expedition to Wran-
cell Island headed by Capt Harold
Noice In 1923, for the purpose of res
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column H.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
tion is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

WEAl HEX.
Fair and cooler tonight and to-
morrow. moderate north and north
west winds.
Temperature for "a hours ending at
2 pm. today-Highest, 15, at noon to-
day: lowest, As. at am. today.
Full report on page j.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30

Ejemplos de estos tres resultados
de la infamacion, los tenemos en- la
administration de drogas por un me-
todo popularisimo, ell hipodermico.
Algunas drogas no son irritantes a
los tejidos, estas Sc absorben rapida-
nente sin producer la menor moles-
tia. No causan inhamaci6n.
Algunas veces la inyeccion duele
porque la droga es irritante, por ejem
plo cuando Sc usa de la quinina En-
tonces vcces Sc absorbe, Y otras ve-
ces conduce formation de absceso
con supuracion. Ell otro metodo 10
conocensos casi todos, y hemos visto
Que GQspues de la administration hi
podG":nica de ciertas preparedness
inTo'ubles de mercurio, a veces pode-
nos pa'par debajo de la piel, nodulos
dpEos, que amenudo representa- cap
su as de tejido fibroso conteniendo en-
81 interior el mercurio no absorbido.
Despues de esta larga discrtacl6n
sobre la inAamacion, expiquemos la
relaeion de esta la peritonitis.
Creo que va hemos inculcado en- la
nente de nuestros lectores, cual es el
ideal de la naturaleza cuando sc ira
ia de I'M agente irritante: deshacerse
de ell
Pues bien en- las infeeciones del pc
ritonio, es impossible deshacerse del
irritante (una vez Sc ha generalizado
este), excento por la destruction Y
absorcion del nlismo. Como va habia
mos dieho que en- la peritonitis la in
fecei6n empieza por alguna de las Wis
ceras, es obvio que de ser de facil
absorei6n el agente infeceioso, hui
bera sido la termination de la inf1a-
nacion original y no rghuhera habido
invasion del peritoneo-, Els decir que
es logica la deduction de que una vez
que Sc declara la peritonitis nos en-
cpntramos con germenes que poseen
una resistencia especial al unico me-
todo de q. dispone la naturaleza en-
esta situaci6n para acabar con ellos.
Y este explica Ia alta mortalidad de
la peritonitis-casi sienlpfe fatal 81 no
Sc instituye tratamiento adeeuado.
!. La otra causa de la peritonitis es
| Ia perforacion de las visceras huecas,
bien sea por I'm golpe, @ por una Ill
] (Continua en- la pagina 14)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30
PERITONITTS

! La peritonitis es ell final teinido de
las condolences infamatorias de las
vfsceras, abdominales. Es una infec-
ciop de la cavidad peritoneal.
| va hemos hablado yarias veces de
la patologia de los fen6menos infla-
matorios, Tan pronto Sc halla dentro
del ORGANISING, un cuerpo extrano, la
naturaleza trata de eliminarlo.
! 81 este cuerpo es altamente toxico
para los tejidos en- general, inmedia-
tamente Sc multiplican los corpdscu-
los blancos de Ia, sangre, los cuales
.tienen una function estrictamente de-
fensiva, acuden por nillones al si-
tio donde Sc halla la substantial irri-
tante, licuan a los teiidos de la mis-
ma manera que sc derrite ell hielo
bajo la accion del calor, forman un.
absceso y .junto con cl pus expelen a
Ia materia extraiia del ORGANISING.
Si este irr1tante sc encuentra en-
muy poca cantidad O. es POGO t6ssico.
facilmente soluble, Sc absorbe por
medic del sistema linfatico y luego
Sc eli1nina por las Was normalcs de
elimination. Ejemplos de este 10 te-
nemos en- los llamados granos ciegos.
La tumefaccion Sc debe a la acumu-
lacion del pus o corpusculos blancos,
cue van a licuar al irritante para que
asi este pueda ser obsorbido en- la cir
culacion.
Otras veces el cuerpo extrafio ape
mas puede irritar 10 bastante para pro
ducir suficiente cantidad de pus que
10 expela; y al mismo tempo resis-
te la acci6n disolvente de los humo-
res del cnerpo; como pors ejemplo, 81
Sc trata de un fragmento metalico.
Entonces, el organising tiene otra for
ma de defensa.
III cherpo extraho permanece donde
esta, pero Sc lie fosna alrededor una
pared densfsima de tejido fibroso. aue
10 "eucapsula y, asi proceje a los te-
| jidos contiguos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30
iNUNCIO De SUBASTA
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
oFIclNA DEL UoM1sloNADo
Abril 20, 1924.

Abril 20, 1924.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- pdblica subasta
de las obras de construction del CAPI-
TOLIO INSULAR, Avenida Tonco de
Leon, San Juan, Puerto Rico, cuyc pre-
supuesto aprobado asciende la suma
de UN MILLION cIEN MIL CUATRo
cIENTos cINcUENTIclNco DoLA-
RES CON ss1oo, (s1,1oO, ,ss), Sc
admitiran en- esta oficina hasta Las
200 P. M. del dia IA de jnlio de 1924,
Ell que SO abrirsn publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la ohcina del Arquitecto donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto los documen-
tos que han de regir en- Ell contrato, y
podran los licitadores recoger los pla-
nos modelos de proposiciones que han
de presentar, mediante nn deposito de
QUINENTOS DoLARES l$50O.09)
! que seran reembolsados al ser deyue.-
tos dichos doeumentos en- Ell plazo de
veinte (2o) dias despu6s de efectuada
la subasta.
La administrator SO reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquier o todas las
proposiciones, y Ell de adjudicar el con-
trato bajo otras consideraciones que
las de precio solamente.
Guiilermo ESTEvES,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30
SECCION MEDICA
Por eI Dr.. j.. Apelidniz

Apean cuaqucra auordad medca asi 10 dese
Sc invita- los ectores sugean los topcos tengan
interes dscutan
Sc conestasn desd ea c0umnas t9das las prgunas
los respeco de uesones reanadas
las Intermediates lorna de atarlas prevenas asi
caquier asuno reacnado las cenca medca pero
demos dagncstcar especos prescrbr ratamieno
No prestara atencion las madas
de desearo rmente sente pubcaran niciales
algun seud6nmo e smo in ique Solamene pubcaran
aQuellas que revistan interes general
Las deberan de correos
ia cubrir Ell franqueo de la respuesa
Ell MUNDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30
Ninos Enfermizos Y MaIhumorados

Los ninos que sufren de lonbriees esran
enoiados, inquietos, enfermizos. Hay, sin
embargo, otros sfntomas. 81 el niho
esta palido, 0 ieroso, ticne NAL aliento y
no toma inter6s en- iugar, es casi SECURE
que los parasitos estan acabando con sur
vitalidad. Ell mejor remedio contra las
lombrices es cl Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Es, ademas el mas inofensivo para Ia
salud del nino. De venta en- las farmacias
y droguerfas.
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