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at is hereby brought to pubic notice
that the Eagle Pencil Company, OF
New York, N. Y, a corporation or
oarized under the laws of the State OF
New York. whose trademark No.. 43l06,
which was registered in the United
states Patent Office, Washington, d. G,
IN Auoust -. 1905. vas registered in
tha Office If the Government Secretary
of the Virgin Islands OF the UnIted States
ON December -, 1917, has assignee, 70
tgke effect on December -, W, az
ridnight. its entire right, title an0 M
terpsf in lhe aforesaid trade-mark, and
lis other trademarks, to the Eagle Zen
ciI Comoany. Of New York, \. T., q
cnrnoratjon organized and existing an
Iar tha laws Of The State OF Delaware,
Instruments dated December u, l9Z2
AND Auoust r. 1923, and recorded April
ma 1922 and October 10, 1923, respec-
~IiralZl and that he said ASSIGNMENT,
MIN resgcct to the ADORE mentioned trdde-
,,a.L No. 1876, has this date been re-
no,dad in the Office OF the Government
Coorslarv Of the Virgin Islands Of the
ITnitod States. at St. Thomas, in accord
moe with the provisions in the r guIa-
fi2ns governing the registration OF pa
tanIs and trademarks IN The Virgin Is
lands. approved June 30, 1929.
Government Of the
yiroin Islands Of the United States,
St. Thomas,
q May 1924.
VIM. S. ZANE.
Government Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
BANDIT VICTIM
PASSES AWAY
49, Year-0ld Man Dies; His
AsSailant Is Held

r. y Tilley. 75yearold night man.
agor Of the corbln pool hall at Kent.
died az tho Taylor Lacey hospital M
Auburn Tuesday night from wounds
received IN a death grappls with
bandit believed 20 be John GROCER.
i7ysar old section hand Monday
night.
GROCER. according 20 tho sheriffs
office. entered tho pool room and az.
tempted 20 stick UP the ploce" Til
ley grapplsd with him and was shot
thru the body. When placed under
arrest GROCER u alleged 20 have ad.
mltted tho shooting. but when idenu-
fled by Tilley Tuesday. said he would
not plead guilty 20 murder.
A complaint will probably be filed
against him Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
dull
Bran

prnal action.
F0Fks. II il
IL regularly
bin ehnaia
Pat Il With
u over other
FeFeals. Try
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n crisp. nut.
\ the tas,&
Pnary hrans,
tg q Bran.
ur children
The leading
] Made in
all green.
avertissnrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
CHINESE GRANT
RUSSIA OKEH
Announce Conditional Rec
Ognition for Soviet Nation

PEKtN. March 1.-THE cabinet.
In special session today. agreed 90
grant DO iure recognition 90 the
government Of Russia. providing
~ Knrnkhan, head OF the Russian
delegation here. accepts the Chinese
Interpretation OF the agreement re-,
establishing diplomatic relations be.
tween the two nations
II II understood the agreement
will be signed jointly rs soon as
Kgakhan accepts the Chinese text
~ the document. tho wording OF
which differs slightly from that OF
Russia. The treaty provides that
Russia shall oyncunte and renouncc
her extra territorial rights. recoR.
nlze Chinese sovereignty IN Mongo.
ia, etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
Home Treatment For
Piles

II you suffer from bleeding. Itch.
Ing. blind or rrotrudinE piles. you
can easily treat yourself at home
with Mrs. Summers Pile supposI-
tories. and avoid needless expense
and suffering. Safe. healing. sooth.
ing. Users report speedy relief and
recovery. Ask your druggist. or send
today for FREE TRIAL. with useful
information, by addressing The Sum.
mers Medical Company. Box Asp,
South Bend. advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
WoMlN's SECRET CHARM

In perfect health lies tho secret
~ woman's charm which makes her
rndinte cheer and happiness wher-
ever ehs goes. No one enjoys lis
tanning 10 tho nches, palms and woes
OF an nlling, nervous, irritable wom-
an, and her condition Ia plainly
stamped upon every feature. Tho
most effective remedy for womnn's
ailments ever discovered has proved
10 be Lydia u, Plnkhem's Vegetable
Compound. Women arc soon re-
stored TO health by its use and ec-
oulre tho charm that health alone
can Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
BOMB INJURIES so

DETROIT. Mich. March ia
dynamite bomb which exploded at the
entrance OF a Greek coffee house
hero early today Injured 30 persons
aud wrecked tho building.
cuts from flying glass comprised
most OF tho injuries.
Scores Of persons sleeplng on tho
upper floors OF nearby buildings In
tho Greek dintrict were endangered
by the blast.
Feudls,s wcro blamed by police for
i the eNplnHion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
MANIAC KILLS 3
Residents OF Eastern Village
Are Shot Down

LINDEN. ~. Y. March IL A
posso was searching tho country
around Linden today for n murderer.
evidently a maniac. who slew three
residents o. this village last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas shalley. both
IS. were shot dead. and Mrs. Mabel
Morse was beaten 10 death with tho
handle OF an axe.
Tho murders wcre committed 10
miles south Of Batavia. The bodies
we're found In n bedroom and GOV.
cred with n blanket soaked in oil.
The bed had been set afiro but the
crimO was discovered before the
flames spread.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
Victim Loses $45
to Three Bandits

Attacked By three bandits an he
~ns returning home from watching
election returns r. ]. Gross, 5ii2
Keystone pl. was robbed OF f45 at
Seventh ave. and Olive st. late Tues.
day evening. Gross WAS seized from
behind By two men. while the third
man searched him. Tho trio es.
capped in an automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
Undertakers Near
Convention Finale

Morticlans from tho Northwest
states will end n two-day conference
M the Gowman hotel here tonight.
Officers OF tho National Selected
Morticians association are In Seattle
tho convention.
Tho conference here has been hold
20 prepare plans for participation In
the national meeting at Chicago In
October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
NEWSBOYS PLAN
BIG DANCE
Fifth Affair win Be Held
Wednesday Night

Seattle nswsboys win stage their
fifth annual dance NJ tho Eagles
auditorium on wednesday night.
Proceeds Of the dance will DO de
voted 20 the unions sick fund.
Prize waltsca are on tho program
and n feature number viii DO tho
century tango by Mr. and Mrs
Hendricks. The prizes will Do a
suit Of clothes from tho Tailored
Ready company. q gold bar pin
from weisfield 4 Goldberg'A. n
ruby pin from Charles Iaruo and
a nilk shirt from roungs Shirt
Ahop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
FIVE BEST RADIO
CONCERTS CHOSEN

Copyright. 1924. by United Press)
yLTcAP 49, washington Heo
w metcrs) and wEAF. New
York Hs2 metorsl. $40 p. m. az.
s. T)-concert by United States
Marine band.
wJZ-Ncw York Ass meters),
sa5 p. m. E. s. Tl-Joint radio
debut OF Douglas Fairbanks and
Mary Plckford.
wDAF-K City al
meters,. s p. m. C. s. T.l-con.
cert by tho Associated Music
Clubs or Kansas City.
wJAz-Chicago GAS metcrs).
midnight C. 9. Tl-speoinl
broadcast for benefit OF Dr. Don
aid +. Macmillan, Arctic OK.
ploror. now iee.bound in Arctic
ocean.
wTAM-Cleveland t5eo meters).
n. m. q. 2. Tl-Concert by
wTAM orchestra, with vocal and
instrumental solos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12
VOLUNTARY PRISONER

PARIs-1n tho women's prison OF
saint.Lazaro there is a nun, Sister
Leonldc. who entered the prison vol
unfairly 80 years ago and has re-
NAMED there ever since, attending to
the welfare OF the prisoners.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22
By Billy Evans

Here are 10 suggestions for foot
bal! changes the coaches will con-
slider at their meeting in New York
Dec. 30.
!. Eliminate the rule which awards
first down to the team on offense
when the defending eleven is off
side.
2. Changing the kickoff from the
middle of the field to the 40-yard
line. This will cut down the number
Of kicks that go over the line, re-
sulting in the ball being put in play
from the 20yard line. 1t will also
make for more runs from kickoff
3. Changing the scoring Of three
points for goal field to two. This
| would make touchdown equal to
three goals from field. If the goal
after touchdown was made, it would
require four field goals for team
that made a touchdown and kicked
goal to be beaten.
4. Framing the rules in such a
way that player who blocks a kick
shall receive some credit. One is.
that if the blocked kick does not
cross the line of scrimmage and is
recovered by the kickers side, il
shall count as the loss Of down.
If it happens on the fourth down
! loss Of the ball.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22
TEN SUGGESTIONS FOR
PROPOSED GRID REFORM

3. Any attempt to drop or place
kick that fails shall be penalized in
some manner to be agreed on by
coaches, possibly loss of down unless
the attempt is made from point
inside the 20-yard line, when 10
should count as touchback.
6.\The loss Of certain set amount
of ground every time team tries
a foreward pass and fails TO COM
plete it.
7. Limiting the number Of passes
that can be used during the four
periods to say Is attempts.
8. Shifting back to the old method
Of the try-for-point after goal. That
is, making the try from point
straight out where the runner cross
ed the line or, if this angle is too
great, permit the usual punt out.
9. Making it illegal for player
to return to the game after he has
once left it. Such rule exists in
baseball; the moment Il player is
withdrawn from the game, he is
through for the day.
10. Making the hubble system of
giving signals illegal. While this
method is favored by many coaches
it is decidedly unpopular with the
football enthusiasts who like to hear
the barking Of the signals. q
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22

The High School team will~ play
the Alumni Friday night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22
E>sBiilK
FslEXallS
SAYS

Eddie Collins is finally to get his
chance as major league manager.
Collins really deserved the oppor-
tunity long before it was granted
him.
! have no doubt as to his success.
Collins is the smartest ball player
! have ever come into contact over a
period Of 20 years in the majors.
In reality Collins is not without
experience. When working for kid"
Gleason his Judgment was always
given much consideration.
Gleason once remarked to me that
so percent Of managers worries
were eliminated with a player like
Collins acting as captain.
He's the brainiest player OF all
TIME, IS uieasohs glowing tribute
to Eddie
lake ~ from ME the ,hicago
"h'te ooN VIII NOT i!hish III iasI
pace "e"' se'soH.
Manascr Lee rohi oi the oos!ol
Neo "oH mas sniA' eu ms e"nlpais' II
i"e'hou' 1or '"e cunning seaSo"'
ihstea" o. Trying ~ ouiio up
the Thought - W 'iy " oe'e'op
Sou ,r o"e ~
men "e!'t ~ nos,o"' t"e ue.
gre "'S ~ il.'''eu.a,ey k''e ."e
."". " 'oD '-'' .,"'' "' -, :, nav
'o ..ry - 40 s"ln'' ."ys 4"
n.. "i.an. w.. s.'''"s ~ i"u .;.,'
.eI I' l".ne 'n"" saNp ".sn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22

Take it from ne the Chicago
White Sox will not finish in last
place next season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22
An Overtime Period

Ii took an overtime period OF five
minutes to decide the second game
Of the evening between the Bismarck
and Glcndivc fivcs. Register was
high point man for the Bismarck
team getting two baskets during the
last seven minutes Of play. Captain
Shepard was next with points. Al
though the local lineup was weaken
cd by the absence Of Scroggins at
guard, Shcpard's back court game
was enough to hold off the Glendive
forwards. dollhouse new man at
guard for Bismarck played a steady
game and no doubt will prove a
valuable man ut that position. The
Bismarck forwards have as yet not
found their basket eye and missed
numerous set uU shots.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22
DOG TYPEWRITES

Hamburg, Germany. Dec. %.
"Fritz," a dog owned by Hamburg
butcher, is believed to be the only
canine stcnographer in the world.
He has been taught to write the
name Fritz on the keyboard of a
typewriter, and also the sentence,
81 am dog" His tipping is said to
be perfect.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22
FOLEY PILLS REACHED

THE SORE SPOT
Mrs. Ellen Reighard., South Fork.
Pa, writes: 81 had been suffering
with my Kidneys and nothing seemed
to touch the aching spot until l pro-
cured FOLEY PILLS, with wonderful
results" FOLEY PILLS, diuretic
stimulant for the kidneys, gently and
thoroughly flush and cleanse the
kidneys and help to eliminate poi
sonous waste matter. Try a bottle
today and you will be we'll pleased
with the relief obtained. The use Of
FOLEY PILLS increases kidney acti-
witty.
-Ads,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22

S~~~~~~-~~-~~-~~~~~~
my good fortune in my debut as
manager.
ain the past it has been customary
for me to play basketball during the
winter. | love the game and ii has
kept me in great shape, although
there is always the danger of Sc
rious injury.
cor course Griffith doesn't want
me to play. Both Of US hope to keep
the club up there next season. In
cidentally it would make all my play
ers feel that championed basketball
il | played.
"Baseball success has naturally
made me a bigger basketball card.
This season | have received twice
as many offers as in the past for
my services at much better figures.
However, | do not intend to
play
| During our conversation Harris
! showed me contract for $500 for
about three months of play. Hard
to turn them down like that
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-22
USE CAPTION

Never dry granitcwarc over a hot
fire because the expansion. may
cause the outside to scale.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

A la llegada del "Reina Maria
Cristina", procedente de Espana,
nos dispusimos abOrdar q nuestro
Guerido cOmpatriota ell conocldo
abogado del fOro espanol Y porto
rriqueiiO.
Habfa terminado del buque la
inuuisitOria sanitaria ell simpatico
@ hist6ricO doctor Del Vale y que
daba sometido ell pasaje a los es-
crutadores heterogeneous del fe-
rreo cancerbero de la Immigration.
Preguntamos a un segundO del
Sobrecargo: ;Viene Antonio More
no?
-; Cual? sEl famoso peliculero?
No. FL abOgado.
-;Ah! ST. ALI lie tiene usted
la borda de estribOr.
Y prismaticos en- ristre, el reco-
rrfa con nerviosas miradas radia-
les, ell faro del MORO, la cruceta
de San Crist0bal, ell rascacielOs de
Gonzalez Padfn, la c1pula de Ell
MUNDO V la lancha de Catailo.
i Antonito! iQueridO Antonito J!
Dos abrazos ". una furtiva la
grima.
va que te cOnfunden con ell
campe0n del film mundial, empece-
mos la pelfcuia, lie decimos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

Las cincO de la tarde Termi-
ma la ardua labor del dfa. Y recOr-
damos con placer que tenemOs en-
perspectiva una entreviSta, con lsa-
belita Sanchez peral, reina del .bai-
lie moderno. adorable chiquilla de
cuerpo lie diosa, que tiene hechi-
zado al piblico de esta capital.
En- I'll aScenSor, nos encontramos
con el quito representative del cua-
dro de variedades Sanchez Peral
Ramos, el Sr. Pastor, V enfrascados
en- amigable charla, nos dirigimos
al hotel donde esta hOspedada Isa-
belita. Vuelta a subir el ascensor,
V Dor fin, nos encontramos en- la
terraza del hotel.
TomamOS asientO, y eScuchamOs
como La voz de Pastor suena a 10
largo del corredor, llamando Ne
ma. ven, va esta aquf el redactor
de Ell MUNDO".
POGO despu6s, aparece la figura
gentil de Isabelita. Quedamos sor-
prendidos en- ell primer momento,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26
EN- FILIPINAS NO Sc PASA
LA MONA

-lY que podria decirme acerca
de las tfpicas borracheras tan CO.
munes en- algunos pafses tropica-
les?
LA borrachera no es un pro-
blema social en- las Filipinas. No
es uno de nuestros canceres So
ciales. Nosotros no somos amigos
de la botella. Ell est6mago tro-
pical no necesita ell compafieris-
mo de los "espiritus". Lo que ne
cesitamos aquf y ALA es mas aqua
fr1a, coca-cola. En- realidad, las
naciones cerca del Ecuador, no
confrontan un problema prohibi-
cionista. Quizas alguno que pudie-
ra echar a los numerosos poetas
y oradores con hambre, aquellos
esclavos del lujo y la extravagan-
cia, tambien de aquellos que an
dan en- Packards cuando escasa-
lContinda en- Ia Ga. pagina.l V
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

Me place sobremanera la opor-
tunidad que usted me brinda--em-
pez6 diciendonos, el Lcdo. Susano
Bocanegra, uno de los Jefes de
Females de Puerto Rico-para ex-
poner mis- personales impresiones
sobre las condolences de los Pena-
nes en- Puerto Rico, va que parece
existir erroneas apreciaciones So
bre tan importante problema.
Mi unica autoridad para tratar
de este asunto, contin1a, la in
voco en- la que me presta II amos
de servicios adscritO a la direc~
ci6n general de Females, por cuyo
desenvolvimiento y progreso no
solo por razones de mi profession
y vocaci6n, siento gran predilec-
ci6n, sino tambien por imperioso
mandate del cumplimiento del de-
Der en- ell orden material, moral V
humane.
En- efecto, la criminalogta la
ciencia que trata del delito, sus
causas, su prevention Y repren-
sion, constituye hoy dia uno de
los problemas de mas palpitante
actualidad en- ell universe entero,
y al que dedican su mas detenida
atenci6n los hombres preparados
para eello. Puerto Rico en- el con.
cierto universal de los pueblos cul-
tos que marchan a la vanguardia
de la civilization, no puede, en-
manera alguna, sustraerse a tan
benefica infiuencia, constituyendo
una exception de la regla en- tan
civilizador movimiento.
.
-Entiendo que la crftica favo-
rable o adverse, dijo, siempre que
ella sea inteligente, desapasiona-
da Y justa, resulta buena, salu-
dable y conveniente, muy espe-
cialmente 81 Sc trata de este pro-
blema para encauzarlo por derro-
teros de franco progreso, pero,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26
LA PROHIBITION NO CURA
UN NAL SINO QUE 10
AUMENTA

ID Cree usted que la prohibition
es necesaria en- las Filipinas?
"Conociendo el temperamento e
idiosincrasia de mis- conciudada-
nos, opino que la prohibition es
innecesaria en- las Filipinas. Los
Filipinos son muy Temperatures. A
pesar que el acta prohibicionis-
ia nunca ha sido solicitada en- cl
archipelago, el consume per ca
pita de licores es de una pinta por
ano. Esto por cerca de ounce
amos.
"La propuesta enmienda ex-
tension de la Ley Volstead para
mi pals, esta secundada lnicamente
por ell sentimentalismo de refor-
madores in1tiles, Y es un gran
NAL para ell pals el que fuera
aceptada. En- vez de curar un NAL
que afortunadamente no existe,
esta misma ley podria ensefiar a
mi pueblo a beber. Cuando Sc pro-
hibe una cosa, ell pueblo desea
mas de ella. Y trata de hacerlo.
ESQ es solamente la ley natural" "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

la habfamos visto trabajar Ell la
escena. en- traje de teatro, Y espe-
rabamOs encontrarnOs con una jo-
ven impOnentc. majestuOsa, con esa
maiestuosidad empalagosa, que Sc
gastan ciertas eStrellas. Pero no
hay NADIA de ESQ. IIa dicho bien
Pastor. es una nena, una nena dull
ce ,buena, una nina bien. :. Pues
han de saber Huestros lectores, que
.esta linda muheqnita cuenta sola-
mante II amos, Y vive con suS a.
nantes papas, como una buena hi
in de familia. POr un momento,
pcrmanecemos calladOs, contemplan
do lanta belleza, tanta gracia, tam
ta juventud. Isabelita es aun mas
bonita, 81 es possible. en- la intimi-
dad, que en- la escena. Sin afeites
nj falsos colores. la belleza de Isa-
belita es mas eXpresiya, mas deli
cada
Nos SAGA de nuestro ensimisma-
miento, la voz de Pastor, que ha-
(Contintla en- Ia pag. Al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

dolOrOso es decirlo 81 bien ha me-
recido este seryicio la atenci6n in
teligente y oportuna de nuestros
legislatures durante los ultimos
amos, no obstante, ha sido visto
este asunto hasta ahora, en- ell
general publico, con gran
indiferencia por 10 NAL informa-
da g inspirada Ell que ha vivido
respecto al mismo, cuando hubiera
sido de primordial importancia su
cooperation, ayuda y estimulo,
(Continua en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26
LAS CONDICIoNES
GENERATES DEL TESoRo

Las condolences generates del
tesoro de Puerto Rico son bastante
favorables.
al empezar ell afo 1928 Sc en-.
contl0 un balance total de 5000, ,588.
SO favor del pueblo de Puerto Ri
CO. Las mismas estadfsticas demos
trarcn que SO, ,11S, ,891.69 fueron re-
cogidos por diversos impuestos, y
principalmente por concepto de con-
tribucienes, 10 que hacfa un total de
s11 ,0lo480.58 para afrontar los
presdpuestos del afio. Sin embargo
al finalizar ell afo fiscal, tenfamos
lContinGa en- la pagina .6)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26
LA FIEBRE AFTOSA
LA FIEBRE AFTOSA
(Por Jaime Bagu6, v. NJ. d.
Sub-Com. sionado de Agriculture
y Trabajo
LENA: -"Yo escriEo para
ell agricultor "

Entire la poblaci6n pacuaria de
Puerto Rico existen dos epizootias
o ep.demias de gran importancia y
son: ell ANTHRAX, el Colera Por-
cino. Sc puede citar ell Muermo y
ell "Mal de Bottom como impor-
tantss; pero comparandolas con las
primeras ocupan un lugar secunda-
rio. Es precise evitar In introduc-
ci6n de nuevas calamidades y
clio va dirigido este trabajo.
Las circunstanc.as especiales de
nuestra posici0n eeogrdfica Y la cons
tante communication con los puertos
de EE. UU. son en- la actuau-
dad una gran amenaza; porque nos
exponen a una irrupci6n por la
Fiehre Aftosa Glosopeda. La
aparic. On de dicha enfermedad en-
Texas constituye un gran p7lipro
para Puerto Rico; pues en- las I'LL
timas senianss Sc ha importado mu-
cho ganado de dicho estsdo.
HISToRIA:-En los iiltimos 25
amos la enfermedad ha aparecido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26
Una Silba FenOmenal.- La
Triste Pero HonrOsa DerrO-
ta.-Hace 22 Amos Ell Acue-
ducto de Esta Capital Tam
bien Era el Tema Del Dia.

En- los tlltimos dias de octubre, e'
cable nos transmitio la notlcia de
one en- Puerto Rico Sc habia regis
trado TN motin en- contra de Mr.
Henry Dooley, candidate Alcalde
de San Juan por ell Partido Federal.
Ell cable Sc referia a un ciudadano
de Brooklyn. Mr.. Dooley, que efectl-
vamerte fu6 derrotado por una ma
yoria abrumadora ell dia de las, elec-
clones. lego aver a esta ciudad en-
ol vapor Filadelfia, y esta hospeda-
do eli ell hogar de su sonora madre,
66s Tenth st, Brooklyn. Anoche nos
conto sus experiencias y sus luchas
con los amotinados.
Mr.. Dooley lego San Juan des-
pues de la guerra icon Espafa), CO.
mo representante de la conocida fir
ma de New York, Dooley Smith y
Co. Durante ell mes de mayo del pre-
sente afio, la ciudad de San Juan
contrato un emprestito de $500, 900,
y ell Gobernador Hunt,-nos dice
Mr. Dooley,-le nombr6 81 como Ell
primer miembro americana del Con-
sejo de Administrator de San Juan,
para atender a que dicha cantidad
de dinero fuese empleada a satisfac-
cion. Mr. Dooley hizo una cuidadosa
investigator, y dice que encontro
grandes anormalidades. Combati6 en-
ell selo del Consejo los gastos inne-
ccsarios, y sus actuaciones, hicie-
ron que Ell Partido Federal lie .desig-
naso como su candidate a Alcalde.
''Ubtuve evidenc1a pos1t1va -
nos ha dicho Mr.. Dooley,- que
un e,npleado del acueducto, llevaba
dos libros distintos, Y que una can
tidad de dinero fuctuando entire
$50 coo y S45,0o0 habia sido malgas-
tada en- dos amos. Ademas descubri
que S43, ,0oO de la emission de bonos,
estaban siendo usados para cubrir
los gastos particulares del gobierno
(Continua en- la pag> 6a)
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cuatro veces en- los Estados Unidos.
siendo los afios 1902, 1908, 1914 y
1924 los escogidos por esta epizoo-
tia para tratar de arrazar con Ia
ganaderla de dicha naci6n.
En- ell 1914 Ia enfermedad Sc
reparti6 ror % estados de la Union,
llegado hasta ell Distrito de Co.
lomhia. Los primeros casos Sc re-
gistraron en- la poblaci6n de Niles,
Mich. y de ahi Sc corri6 q los