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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
Normal Notes

Mrs. Josephine Preston, State Sup
erintendent of Washington, and for
mer president of the National Educa-
ton Association, was guest OF the
Normal school on Wednesday of this
week, speaking before the graduating
classes at o'clock Wednesday after
noon.
A number of members of the fac
ulty acted as judges in the high school
debating league on last Friday night:
Messrs. Mitchell and Davee at Men
omonie; Mr.. johnson at New Rich
mond; Mr.. Karges at Cumberland,
and Mr.. Hunt at Chippewa Falls.
A number Of members of the fac
ulty will attend the National Con-
vention of the Superintendents' As
ISOLATION to be held at Chicago next
week. Among those who will attend
are Mr.. Hunt, Mr.. Davee, Miss
Bridges, Miss Mcmillan, Miss
Hathorn. President Ames will at
tend the National Conference of
Presidents of State Teachers Colleges
which will be held at Chicago on Feb
ruary % and %.
A faculty dinner was held at the
Gladstone Hotel on Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Josephine Preston was a
guest at the dinner.
Arrangements have been made for
special train to the Stout game at
Menomonie on Friday evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH

Rev. Theo. Myhrer of Newfolden,
Mimi, former pastor of the local
Mission church, will speak at the diff
ferent services next Sunday.
10:30-Morning service in the local
church.
11:45-This hour is devoted to our
Sunday school.
2:30-Preaching service in the
Mann Valley church.
Turn out to hear this appreciated
speaker.
No meeting on Wednesday night.
On Thursday night starts our
Mission meeting, which will continue
over Sunday. Extra speakers: Rev.
A. Anderson of Buffalo, Mimi, and
Rev. c. A. Nelson of ST. Paul. For
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21

details see article printed elseWhtre III
The Journal.
Paul A. Nygren, Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
Mission Meetings

A Mission meeting well begin at
the local Mission church Thursday
evening, Feb. %, at 7:30. Rev
Andrew Anderson of Buffalo. MIMI,
and Rev. Clarence A. Nelson e. st.
Paul will be the principal SPEAKERS.
Afternoon and evening services will
be held on Friday and Saturday, the
former starting at 2 o'clock and the
latter at 1880.
Three big meetings will be held on
Sunday, at 1920, 200 and 1880.
Saturday night and Sunday afternoon
services will be conducted in the Eng
lish language.
Among other subjects the following
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
EZEKIEL LUTHERAN

Services next Sunday in the morn
ing at 1880. Welcome.
Sunday school Immediately after
the services at HAS. Bible study
classes for adults at same hou,.
Everybody present.
Young peoples devotional league
at the church next Sunday evening
at 7:30. Topic, What my denoinina-
ton is planning for the future.
Text, Luke 4:16-21. Leader, Bertha
Ness. These meetings are carried on
by the young people. Let US all come
together for our devotional meeting.
Confirmation school at the church
Tuesday. Junior at Ais, and Seniors
at Sis. With these classes recently
divided it gives opportunity for new
pupils to enroll.
Adult Baptism and Confirmation
class at the church next Tuesday
evening at 1880. This class has been
organized to provide instruction for
adults for baptism and confirmation.
Music by the orchestra and choir
at the services Sunday morning.
There is devotional power in music.
Rehearsals as usual.
Young peoples social get-together
will not be held this week as origin
ally planned. Further announce
ments later.
ave preach Christ Crucifed."
A. L. Rustad, Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
DRIVES UP FROM IOWA

River Falls motors who have been
confined very strictly to the city
limits during the past few weeks,
owing to impossible roads, will no
doubt be interested in the following
item in last weeks Prescott Journal
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Snack are this
week enjoying visit of friends who
arrived here Monday morning. They
made the entire trip from Iowa to
Prescott in a Ford coupe, lee, ing
Iowa Friday morning and arriving in
st. Paul Sunday night, coming to
Prescott Monday morning.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
STEAL SAFE AND ALL

Superior-Superior's safe burglars
Monday night hoisted 500-pound
steel strong box through shattered
window of the North Western rail-
way ticket office here and made good
a getaway with safe and contents Of
more than $3.50. The stealing of the
strong box was similar in detail to
the robbery of local oil filling sta
ton here month ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
CONGREGATIONAL

10:30-Public Worship. The Past
or will deliver the second of the ad-
dresses to young people, the theme
being, "Some Character Tests"
11:45-The Sunday School.
$50 p. m.-The intermediate
Study Group.
6:45-The Y. P. S. E. devotional
meeting.
You are invited to worship with US.
DIR. J. 0. Thrush, Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
STATE TREASURY BALANCE

Balance in the state
treasury Feb. / was $7,862,669,
showing an increase of nearly $400,-
00n over the balance on Jan. 1, ac-
cording to the monthly financial
statement issued Wednesday by State
Treasurer Solomon Levitan. Re-
ceipts during January amounted to
S3,719,707, while disbursements total
ed 1884 ,484, the review shows.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
TRINITY MISSION (EPIsCOPAL)

Services every Sunday in the par
lors of the Hotel Gladstone.
February "a, Selagesima Sunday
Morning Prayer and sermon, 1O:45.
George Clark, Vicar.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council Chamber, City CT River
Falls, February IS, 1924.
neguiar meeting of the Common
Council.
Meeting called to order at o'clock
;. NJ. by Mayor Vannatta.
Roll call of Aldermen showed
Adams, Wilcox and Peterson present,
Bartholomew absent.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The Finance Committee report the
following claims approved:
TTLTTY FUND
General Elect. Co. Expense
man to locate current leak 2503
N. w. Elect. Equipment Co.
Supplies 1853
Price Elect. Co. Supplies 126.10
Cutter Hammer Mig. Co.
Supplies 5.15
C. F. Winter Supplies 2O7.77
Freeman Drug Co. Elect. sup.
Water sup. 6.15
City Treas. Elect. Power
Equip. Bond Nc. and Int. 1025.00
Avis Williams Office work 21.00
V. Williams Salary 1890
9 E. Buck Salary $500
A. Renter Salary $500
W. E. Campbell Salary $500
w. Patterson Sala4. ~ 10
II. C. Kreuger Salary $500
Il. l.. Ostness Salary $500
A. A. Smith Labor at plant 5000
18O7.S3
GENERAL FUND
H. A. Hutchins Salary Police 5000
Roy Hyatt Salary Police 5000
Lucy Copley Salary
care rest room 22.7S
: TX Salary
care Park $500
g. Baker Street Com. 5000
Freeman Drug Co. Fire Dept.
2.8O Health 1.25 4.05
City Treas. Interest End Bridge
Bonds 1900
City Treas. 8 improvement
Bonds and Interest 3562.5O
Medley & Moss Salt for
Street Dept. ESQ
NJ. A. Shepard Rent rest room
to March Is, 1924 2700
League Of Wis. Municipalities
Dues for 1924 1000
Enoch Shepard Shovel snow 5.25
James Pomeroy Street labor 4.2O
1895. 25
Bills allowed Adams, Wilcox and
Peterson voting aye.
Application of Roman B. Loranz
for a license to operate a pool and
billiard hall at 1O9 E. Elm st. read.
Motion made by Peterson seconded
by Adams that the application be re-
jected and license refused. Adams,
Wilcox and Peterson voted aye and
motion declared carried.
Mr.. May and Mr.. Hayward address
sed the meeting in regard to Pageant
to be held in June.
Motion, made and seconded that we
adjourn. Carried, all voting aye.
F.V. Villains. City Gle (.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-31
Poom and Aparment Aformation Coner Ask Us
FINANCIAL F MONEY IOAN 09

FIRST MoRTGAGE-S500 upon prop erty in Jefferson county; mortgages | bought. s. E. Thompson. 2o9 Title Guar
 antee.
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FOR RENT

- 715 s: ssD s1S-2-story. g rooms; suitable for 2Nfamilies. s....... .s76 14o4 N. ssTH sr.-s-rOOm bun BaAoW ...''..'....s...... $S5 aOO4 AVE. a.-s rooms. .....ssso 2O2s 11TH AVE. s.-s rms. s1lo 2Os1 N. ETH AvE.-s-roOm. g. sterys 2 baths ................S .S70 1880 ". 14TH AvE.-s-room, g. story, servant house and garage; oct' ] ,.'................ $e5 2a2s 5TH AVE. N.--s rooms: oct' ....'........s.$76 s6s2s DELMAR AVE.-7-room bungalow; immediate .......s50 sos7 HIGHLAND AvE.-B-room apartment; immediate ,......S60 sos ELLA sT.-owenton, 2-story, 3 roomsi Sept. l .,...,....,..S .S60 161s MARSHALL AvE.-North Highlands, 5-roem bungalow; NSe' ''''''''s.... .-.-. $ol.o0 1eI0 8. 12TH AVE.-2-story, 8 rooms, partly furnished; Octo- perl -s.,-.............$8 $85 722 PETITION sr.-s-rOom apart nient; Sept. 1. ....,,.....,., e40 s22o GRAND AvE.-5 rooms; Oee' ''...s.....,s-...-. $S5 SIT g. 22D sT.-s-room apart ment; immediate ...s........ .S45 s11s N. SD AvE.--s rooms; "ct' ''''''''''ss'''','.'.....SAO SAO' 4sos 10TH AVE. N.-4 rooms. immediate ..,.................S22 J. WINSTON HALE 2121m 1sT AVE. MAIN ssss
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APARTMENTS AND HOUSES

APARTMENTS AND HOUSES Hanover CouFt-Located on Highland Ave. and Cleveland St.; choice 5-room apartment with all modern conven- fences; large rooms and ample storage room.
 Ree-Mar-Locatsd 26th St. and Mad ison Ave, s.; beautiful six-room apart ment, all conveniences; extra large rooms, porehes and closet space, and servants room.
 FairmOnt Highland Ave. and 21st St., s. Three and five-room apartments; all conveniences; reason ably priced.
 2177 Highland Ave.-BeautifuIIy fur nished three-rOom apartment, combina- ton living and dining room, $9o. 2177 Highland Ave.-Large five-room apartment, steam heat and water fur nished, $S0.,
 2607 Madison Ave.-Five-room duplex downstairs apartment; heat and water furnished, $1O0.
 Marietta Apartment-102Sh S. 18th St. Five rooms and breakfast room; steam heat and water furnished; all conven- fences, $SO. 1852 s. 18th Ave.-six-room and break fast room bungalow; Arcola heat, $75.O0.
 1000 s. 18th St.-Five-room duplex, up- stairs, $50.
 1884 N. 21st st.-six rooms, SsT.6O. 2213 18th Ave, N.-Five rooms and sleeping porch, $50.
 1928 2sth St., N.-FIve-room bungalow, Arcola heat, $56.
 1884 N. 14th St.-Six rooms, $50. 934 1st Ave.-Three rooms, electric lights, gas and plumbing, $22.60. 11S 61st St., N.-Six rooms, $50. 5037 Grand Ave, Woodlawn-Seven- room bungalow, good condition; pos session Sept. | or Oct. 1, $50. 1904 N. 46th St.-FiVe rooms, $50. 6801 1st Ave.-Ftve-room brick bunga- low, Arcola heat, $52.50. MoSELEY, HENDERSON & DAVIS
 BIO N. 21st St. Main 791.
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HoUsEs-suBuRBAN

4A0 0C044ah1 9 O4S O1eAe<AkN
 5SO TaIulah Ave, A rms. ss2.5O 4915 9th Ave-. N, 5 rms. =. 40.O0 4th Ave. & Pearl St., rms. 40.00 1909 Catherine Ave, 6 rms. 45.00 4Os Miller Ave, rms. .... $500
 RID0ELY APARTMENTS The most conveniently located apartments in Birmingham, two blocks from TutwiIer Hotel. We now have available apartments consistlpg of 4-room apartments, rooms, bath and kitchenette; ? rooms with private bath; also single rooms. We offer these on lease subject to cancellation on short notice.
 The Ridgely is an excellent pIace In which to spend the winter; or, if you are not permanently located. or for any reason think you may be transferred from the city and would not care to sign long lease, the Ridgeiy offers just the accommodation which you will require. To inspect the available apartments, call Main e552, Mrs. Camp, for appoint ment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-31

 Five rooms and screened-ln front and back porches. Modern throughout. Located at High land Ave. and Rhodes Park. i. Rental, $92,50 per month. SYCAMORE COURT APARTMENTS On Sycamore St., just north of Highland Ave; five extra-large beautiful rooms. One apartment has glassed-in front porch, Building is one year old ana has every convenience. Rental, SIPS per month.
 HAYWOOD 6 LINDELL 27os and z712 Caldwell Ave. Groom apts.; modern and beau tifuily located; ssh5o to s75 per month.
 NoRWooD COURT APARTMENTS At@N. 26th st. land 18th Ave. These are broom apartments, with screened-ins front porches. Modern throughout. Rental, $70 per month.
 MARIAN APARTMENTS At 18th St. and 18th Ave. N. Six rooms, with steam heat and all other conveniences. Rental. $77.bo and $s0 per month.
 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
 HOUSES
 1915 Montgomery St., rms. .s7s 1401 18th Ave, N., rms. =. s5 232 Grace St., 6 rms. 45 200 69th Place, rms, - 50 4201 Holly St., rms. .... 50 4211 Holly St., 6 rms. ..... 50 225 N. esth St.. rms. ...... 50
 APARTMENTS x 142sh 11th Ave, B.. rms. .S45 1500h 11th Ave, S., 5 rms. ... 45 142O Whitaker St.. rms. .... 60
 FURNISHED HOUSES ss15 Clairmont Ave, 5 rms s125 2915 Ave. G, 12 rms. .... 1b0 HENSON AND COMPANY 221 N. 21sT ST. MAIN 52sO.
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HoUsEs-NoRTHsIDE
APARTMENTs-NORTHsIDE

241s 18th Ave, N., rms. .s60.oO 025 Woodland Ave, 1 rms. /. S5 1216 ". 2sth St., { rms. ... 62.50 121s N. 29ths StsSi4 rms. ... 67.60 Norwood C6urtS15 rms. (see be- 1ow).
 low).
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APARTMENTs-soUTHsIDE 1515 I1th Ave, s., 5 rms. .... $50 1722h 10th Ave-, s. 5 rms. 4. 70
 S07 Georgia St., 6 rms. ...... 60 1420 Whitaker St., 5 rms. ... 60 Highland Terrace, 5 rms. (see below).
 Lindeli & Linwood Apts. Csee below).
 Sycamore Court. 5 rms. (see be- low).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
CONSIDERACIONES

"El Departamento de Tesorerfa de
Puerto Rico, en- otras ocasiones pudo
avisar tempo ell vencimiento de la fe-
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SNCOtOs no Ie negamOs autOridad al Cesar,
ni nos negamOs pagar el tribute, perO defen-
demos nuestOs mas CarOs Y humanitarios derehOs
al Ibre ejerGGo de Ia profession" dice eI DR.. Bo-
Cdnegrd COnteStandO eI statement de teSOreria
mo ha habidO consideration nj COrte-
Sia de pafte del tesOrO haCia los me-
dCOS, quieneS tenemOS derehO a ser
respetadOs'', agrega

FL doctor 'Bocanegra Lopez, nos ha
hecho las siguientes manifestacioneS en-
Icontestaci6n al statement que hiciera
lp1blico ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico, Sc
nor Fano, en- relaci6n con ell asuntO
de las drogas narc0ticas.
NO queremos los medicos de Puerto
Rico, entrar Ell polemicas con ell actual
Tesorero de Puerto Rico per accident
acerca del concepto de la justicia Sc
gl1n 81 la entiende, pero 6sta ha salido
muy NAL parada, 81 vamos atenernos
al statement Official que ha dado la
publicidad este funcionario del Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico.
"Por actuaciones pOsteriores del De
partamento de Tesorerfa, hemos lie
gado La conclusion de que adn tratan
de ponerse en- practica los viejos me-
todos del regimen espafOl, cuando pa
ra escalar las alturas era necesaria Ia
lacusacion implacable de parte del fun
cionario, por encima de la amonesta-
ci6n tempo para evitar La infracci6n
a la ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
REMATE
EI Jueves 2 de Octubre de 1924

Ell Jueves 2 de Octubre de 1924
las 200 p. M.
En- ell MueIIe del MaIec6n.
vendere en- P1bIica Subasta por
orden de The San Juan Harbor
Board:
500 MIN BARRILES PARA EN-
BASAR TABACO.
II PUERTAS DE AcERo FOR
MA cORTINA DE 9 X 9 PIES
CON SUS ACCESSORIES.
1 cALDERA USADA.
Condolences de costunbre.
A. Munet.
Tesorero San Juan Harbor Board
ReinaIdo vizcarrondo
AImonedero P1blico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
Tribute AL CESAR


'Bien es verdad, que todos debemos
conocer los terminus en- que estan redac
tadas las leyes que rigen en- nuestra
comunidad, Y que la ignorancia de la
ley no exime del castigo a los acusados.
'Se necesita una mente libre de pre-
juiGios, Va una reeta y. sana interpreta-
don Gle la ley. para evftar actuaci6nes
tan POGO sinceras como las del Depar-
negamos la autoridad al Cesar, nj lie
negamos tampoco ell pago del tribute,
pero 81 defendemos con tOdas nuestras
fuerzas, ell derecho que nos asiste al
libre ejercicio de nuestra profession, pa
ra bien de los sufridOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
II repreSentante LeOpOIdO Tor
mes, y dos CabaIIerOs mas de
Ponce, deCIaran que en- Ia aC-
tuaIldad existen mas de dos
mil cases tifiCOs ALI, y que Ia
Sanidad eS Ia dniCa response
BILE de clio

| Segdn informes, la epidemia tffica
sigue tomando incremento en- la ciudad
del Sur pues. a Ultima hpra Sc inforina
que a nSfiiiero dc casos posiitfv0s que
Sc registrar llega unos noyenta mas
o menos.
Los esfuerZos que Sc vienen reali-
zandO pOr la Sandal no han podido
conjurar el NAL .todavfa, pues la epi-
demia parece tener cierta fuerza va en-
la pobIaci6n que Sc presume pasen dfas
sin que la misma sea definitivamen-
tie neutraliZada, como es el deseO de
Inuestras autoridades
FL Lcdo. LeopoldO Tonnes, represen-
tante la Camara Baja, que Sc encon-
traba aver en- esta ciudad nos dio CO.
piOsos detalles acerca de la epidemic
en- Ponce, la cual, seg1n 6l, es mucho
mas grave de 10 que las autoridades
sanitarias Sc figuran, pues ell distingui-
do abOgadO nos dijo que ell tiene infor-
mes de amigos sHyos, medicos, dando
cuenta de que EN- Ponce existen en- la
actualidad mas dc dos mil casos de
fiebre tifoidea, entire positivos sospe-
chosos; que semejante incremento IT,
fico sc debe a que la Sanidad no sc
ha ocupado del asunto en- la forma re-
querida por las circunstancias, agre-
gando que cuando aquella vino a ini-
ciar su campaiia Ell contra de la epide-
mia va hacfa unos tres meses que ell
NAL existfa en- Ponce.
Agrega ell LcdO. Tonnes que la Sa-
nidad, sabiendas de que habfa un TO-
co de infection en- el GAUGE del rio que
(Continla en- la Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26

H ConsejO Executive del Partdo Socia-
Iista en- So reunion de aver aCept6 Off
ClaImente Ia Candldatura del LCdO. fer
nandO ]. GeigeI para COmisiOnadO Re-
sidente en- Washington pOr Ia COaIii6n
repGbliCO- -sCGaIiSta

Como habfamos anunciadO, aver, a
las dos de la tarde, Sc reuni6 Ell esta
capital, en- las oficinas de la Federation
Libre, el Consejo Executive del Parti-
do Socialista, en- pleno, para discutir
ampliamente la question del candidate
a Comisionado Residente en- Washing
ton por La coalici6n repGblico -socialis-
Ia. ~~
Constitufda debidamente la session,
empez0 la discussion del asunto, Sc es-
cucharon las opiniOnes de una otra
parte, EN- pro en- contra, Sc estudi6
embellishments el problema, final
mente fue acuerdo del ConsejO, enyiar
una communication al Partido ConStitu-
cional Hist0ricO, aceptando oficialmen
te al Lcdo Fernando, j. G6igel para Co
misionado Residente, asf como hacien-
do constar, que ell Partido Socialista
defenderfa con tOdas sus fuerzas al re-
ferido candidate, para que saliese ven
cedor en- la contienda electoral.
Ademas, sc reiteraron una vez mas
los buenos deseos, de que ell Lcdo. Ca
yetano Coll y Cuchf Sc decida a acep-
tssrs slas a6aniGa Gaetdar Iiara ~sehader por seli
distrito de San Juan, presto que que
da vacante por reauncia del Lcdo. Gel
gel
Sc tomaron otros acuerdos genera
les, para asegurar la imparcialidad Y
garantizar ell resultado de las eleccio-
nes, dando lectura tambi6n una co.
municaci6n, en- la cual Sc hacen cons
tar las medidas que ha tornado el go
bierno para que las elecciones sean
completamente ordenadas e imparcia-
les Y justas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26

cha para sacar la patente para la adj
ministraci6n de opio, como 10 hace euan
do Sc vence la contribution sobre la
propiedad. No ha habido considerable
nes nj cortesfa para con los m6dicos en-
este case, tenemos derecho a que Sc
nos respete, especialmente por funcio-
narios que son los servidores del pue-
bio, Y que es algo que debe saber el Sc
nor Fano.
"Parece que Sc acechaba la oportu-
nida dpara armar ell escandalo, pero
saldremos libres de mancha, va que
hay plumajes, que atn cuando Sc arras
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Ell Captain de la gOlet0, ha
sidO arrest0do, y Sc ie> Segui-
rd un proceso judicial Una
situaci6n difcii; los marines
te tienen miedo a Venezuela

Antes de aver, anclo eli nuestrO
puerto, procedente de Baltimore, la
goleta americana Francis L. Tans-
sing, de la cual es capitan Mr.. e.
w. Holmes. POGO dcspu6s Sc producia un
escandalo, pues cuatro miembros d.
la tripulacion, Sc negaban seguir
viaje, y deseaban que la goleta vol
viese a Baltimore, de acuerdo con 10
estipulado antes de sair hacis. Puerto
Rico. Ell Captain, por ell cortrario, tie
ne compromises contraidos para ir q
Venezuela, y le es impossible volver
por ahora al punto de partida ell los
Estados Unidos
Los marineros en- question, quienes
responder a los nombres de Philip
'Broi1srns; IaoteEt Emory, ANDRES Refs.
Y William Ash, Sc negaron enfatica
mente, cumplir con las 6rdenes del
captain, por creerlas injustas, enton
ces parece que surgi6 un encuentro,
haciendose necesaria la intervention
de las autoridades.
Los cuaIro miembros de Ia tripula-
cion en- rebeldia, juraron affidavitts
hacienda constar los hechos, y fo:mu-
lando cargos contra ell Captain, some
tiendo luego Ell case ante las autorida
des federales. Al efecto, ell Juez Wolf
de la Corte Federal, les cito para que
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Fl Presidente de Ia Association de P(OdudOres de All
car D. Jose Ruiz SORr, haCe rteresantSnlas nantes
tadOns, en- re|ad6n con Ia perspective para Ia pr6Ima
zafra, y Ia impression que ba pOddO reCOger en- los
GrudCS dulCarerOS de New York
Las exiStenClaS de azGCar que tiRHe
Cuha Sera COnSumida en- Europa y Is
tadOS UnidOS anteS del mes de diCiem-
bre. I'm mOYimientO entire los trabaia-
dOres CubanCs que puede infIuir en- eI
preGO del azdCar.- -CuItivO eCOnOmiCO y
venta Immediate, es Ia COnSigGa

Nuestro estimado amigo ell senol
Jose Ruiz Soler hizo aver un Re
Gactor de Ell MUNDO las siguientes
manifestaciones:
Contestando a las diversas perso,
mas que me escriben preguntandome
cuales son las impresiones que trai-
go al pals, acerca de la industrial
azucarera, solo puedo decirles que
la information recogida por mi en-
los centros azucareros mas impor
tantes de Nueva York, es bastante
satisfactoria. Todos esperan que Gu
la podra vender su proxima cose-
cha promedio de precio que fuc-
tua de $4.00 a $4.25 quintal; que
equivale de $5.7S a .$6.03.
Sc espera que la cosecha de Cuba
sea igual la que acaba de pasar,
aunque hay algunos estadisticos que
Green pueda exceder a la de 1924.
Pero todavia es muy temprano para
hacer una estimation aproximada.
La cana esta muy pequena' y de-
..peRde de- mHeh9s... factoreS la.s Car,
tidad de- azutar Que pueda ella pro-
ducir.
(Continda en- la pagina p
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Reception de concerto pOT
Radio desde Madrid, Espaila

FL sefior Francisco Roldan de san
turce es la tinica persona que con un
"woRKRITE NEUTEoDYNE' ven
dido 6l por ell SAN JUAN RA-
DIO SHOP de A. E. Sumersille y
construido por el senior Salvador Gil
de san Juan ha podido alcanzar a Es-
pafia y recibir ell concerto. Conviene
a usted 81 esta en- el mercado por un
aparato de RADIO verse con SUMER-
SILLE quien vende solamente los me-
jores apartos tendra gusto en- guar
le en- todo asunto de Radio.
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ESCANDALO SOCIAL EN-
I.ONDRES

TodO el mundO cOnOce al Du-
que de Westminster, quien go
"a de merecida fama de ser un
gran amadOr Y de haber rodea-
do su Opulenta vida con GUAM
to puede prOpOrciOnar una ele-
vadisima pOsici0n social y una
gran fortuna personal. Pues
bien, ahOra ell Duque Sc apres-
ta a dar un nuevo escandalO
casandOse con una humilde, mo-
distilla de Londres. Como 10 ha-
ra y como ha caidO esa noti-
cia en- los circulOs aristocrati-
COS de Inglaterra, 10 sabra I'd.
leyendO la interesante infOrma-
cion, que ese respectO, publi-
ca Ia edicion .dOminical de Ell
MUNDO correspondence a pa
sado mafIana.