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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-03
IMPEESICNES SCBRE LA RECIEfT-
TIE JOENADA ADMINISTRATIVE )
MUNICIPAL.
Ell PRESUPUESTO De 192l21
$4e, 900 MAS BAJO QUE Ell
ANTERIOR

FL martes persistia aun el lntcnao
movim,ento presupucstal ea ia casa del
Pue3lo.
Infn dad de funcionarios acudial
ali todas horas para yer que no Sc
lie rebajasen los sueldos, y otros, pasa
enterarse de los nuevos nombramientos
cue iba hacer el Alcalde Diez dc
Andino.
A las 12 de la tarde nos vimos con
don Rafa ell popular mayor, con
su habitual expression de Premier Mu-
nicipal nos dijo que el unico nombre
que iba a enviar para su condrnacltn
la Asamblea era el del Ingen'ero,
Sr. Jose Canals. quien pencata :lo7a-
brar Director de Obras PlbHcss.
4 les seis de Ia terde. el hlcaIdn
10 hahia enviado nonibre algUno la
Asar,b'ea los Delegates, en- animados
rrrpos diserinados on todo el salon
do scsioncs, hqcian log mas variados
cc1ncrtorio9 acerca dc Ia situac;on pc
Etca administrative.
Anrobado e1 Prcsrnraeto de 1921 II
25. dos0-6s de haberIa tumbado aIr"-
dor de $4,000, ell asamblaista. sr. MAJ
tinez TaviIa 6"oja:
Me oueda IN satisfaction de haber
cunp*do con m 6e1e~. contrib~yonrn
elminar las "botenas", pcro en-
nent5ndole cl sueldo les funcion7-
rios cue han sido acreedores a clio.
Y entra los anmeutos, el Sr Nor
nez Davila cftaba ell de los directoros,
ell dol Alcalde v el del abogado de la
civdad
Ta arunciada rehaia general q
sueldos, on un 1ooa, no fu6 dccretaao.
rrefri6neoae CUJT OTTNAR a1rr'noe
plazas que no eran de imprescind:h'e
necesidad. Y asi fueron algunas los
VICTIMAS one cayeron baio la incHo-
rable cuchilla del reajuste.
FL famoso Pantoia empleado Gc las
otras del ensanche, en- 10 mas algido
de las terribles dudas, Sc acerc6 a IN
reporter nuestro v 1e dtio busaan3o.
tai vez, alguna "oreja'', o con 81 de-
SEQ de consolarse:
ESQ de Ia rebaja son cuentos de
/ caroinantes-dijo.
/ Deducidas las CONSEQUENCES reba a5os
por concepto de n Suppression de en-.
nIeados e1 Presupuesto de 1924-o5 qae-
do en- Ia suma de S1.094105.88, rs
drcir, unos $4,000 menos que el del
ano pasado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-03
PROCESSION DEL CORAZON
DE JESUS

La yer'iioada G. DOMINGO - de Ju-
10 r,6v'mo rasado queI6 lucida en-
cst2 poh'aaian
La orquosta nu" dr;1c con toda
con'1ctercia el habil director don Mi
anel Coryoa oyt1vo ai1sta1q, npro-
ciendo los bonores da IN @viso c~nl@0
dido en- Ia to"ata ver:fcada por ella,
La instgum"ntqc;on qro posec aQuo
"a es allro dcdc;cotc Y dcbc renovar-
Sc por ot1a nuova, pues los pcouehos
rllisjcos proparados por dicho Profc-
sor teorie2an Va con Ia d;fcultad de
csc gran Inconvenience en- todos los
actos de solemnidad pia
Del Reverendo saccrdote don Aoui-
l'no Infanz6n quien sabesc ocupa 81
ito preferento en cl Clero puertorri-
queTo, iniciador dc esa procession, me
rcce 81 "plauso por cI @xito del mis-
mo.
tPor a!d So ha'la tan nal rctribui-
DC q Director dc orqrcsta que 10 ga
~ NADIA mas que Ia inSignifcanto can
t.dad de $50 dollars mensualos?
mo podria este Municipio eIcvarlc
esa suma a SO dollars?
Serja justo y equitativo.
A. CALIMANO.
Maunabo Julio de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-03
viembre de 1894.

|
En- ell case &c Francisco Velez Lu-
! go ct al vs. TIE American Railroad
Company CT Forto Rico" la Corte en-
virtud de una estipulacion tntre los le-
trados Francis Y Dexter, de una y
otra parte, dicta sentencia por $1,000
en- favor do los demandantes, la cual
sentencia satisface la demanda y ell
case queda terminado.
Ell letrado Francis H Dexter a
nombre en- representation de The
American Railroad Company of Porto
Rico radica su recurso por causa de
error Ell ccntra de la sontencia de Ia
Corte Federal ell el case de 'Juan
Ramon Santiago Juana Arroyo VS..
The American Railroad Company ell
cual recurso es concedido por Ia Corte
| para ante Ia Corte dc Circuito de
Boston. Sc fla Ia fanza que debe pres
tar Ia conpania para los fines de Ia
apeIac;6n en- $40. 600 90.
Sc concede al letrado E B. Will
cox, permiso para radicar una deman-
Ga enmtndada en- almirantazgo EN- Ell
case de "Malgor, Gonzalez Y Compa-
ny VS.. Royal Insurance Company :,
dandose al letrado o. B. Frazer has
Ia julio 19 de 1924 para contestar di-
cha demanda enmendada.
En- los casos de San Antonio Dock
Company VS.. Juan G. Gallardo'' y
"P. R. Leaf Tobacco Company VS..
Juan G.. c. lardo" Horace Have
meyer vs.. 81 Municipio de Ponce" la
Corte da,a pendiente la discuci6n de
les lctrados dc una Y otra parte.
En- cl caso de la Equitable Life
/ ssrrance Society Inc. VS. Ines Po-
L nco ct al'' Ia Corte dict6 una orden
! Dhibiendo 2 los demandados de pre-
scnt2r ninguna acci6n en- contra de Ia
compania de seguros en- los tribunales
insulares La Compafia de seguros es-
ta representaGa por el 1etrado Daniel
T. Kelley y a ines Polanco Y otros
| los representa- ell letrado J. Henri
Brown ines Polanco debc contestar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-03
DE INTEREs A LOo oFICIALES pE
RESERVA

La proXima reunion de la Asocla-
ci0n de Oficiales Gle Eeserva tendra lu-
gar a las de Ia noche el sabado, 10
de julio corriente, Ell Ell sitio de COS
tumbre, Club de Ofciales del 65 de In
fanteria, Ballaia, San Juan, P. R.
FL jueves de julio las P. M,
sera exhibida en- Ell teatro RIALTO ia
pelicula del Departamento dc Ia Cue
IRA titulada FLASHES of Action, la
jo los auspicios de la Association. FL
Honorable Emilio del Toro, Juez Pre-
sidente del Tribunal Supreme Ell
Hon. z. B. Thomas, Director del Ban
co Federal, hablaran brevemente en-
esta ocasi6n.
FL viernes de julio tendra lugar
la jira de los Ofciales de Reserva, en-
ell "Saddle and Motor Club cerca
Gle Bayamon de l y 80 de Ia tar
de. Ell sitio de reunion para Ia salida
para Bayam6n sera en- el edifc1o Fede-
raj (Post Office Embellishments des-
pues de terminada Ia parada. Cuatro
cam'ones Sc faciIitaran para ayudar a
Ia transportation de los oficlales al
sitio donde tendra lugar la jira. CaGa
Ofcial que este presente en Ia jira pa
CARA IN dollar. Damas y nifos gratis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-03
ASuntOs rgsueItOs pOr Ia COfte Federal

Ia demanda prcsentada por la Equita-
BILE Life Assurance Company en- an
tcs de so de JUNO de 1924, o presen-
tar las pruebas que Sc exige en- dicha
demanda para satisfacer ell importe de
la POLKA de vida que Sc ha consignado
en- poder del Secretario de la Corte
Federal.
En- ell case de la "West India Oil
Company VS.. Cayey Sugar Company"
baio administration judicial la Cor
tie diCta una orden para que Sc ncgo-
Glen pagar6s del administrator judi
cal con instituciones hancarias, siem-
Pre- y cuando que este Sc haga sin
rerjuicio de los derechos de EI Pucb'o
de Puerto Rico, al pago de las con
tribuciones adeudadas por la central
alcdida.
Sc dea sin resolver Ia petici6n de
Henry w. Brown, administrator jul
d'cial de n. G.. strsyer Co, para
el pago de compensation adicional CO.
mo tai administrator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SUICIDE
STARTS ON PAGE l

tending TO visit tho family OF II.
vanderweIl. 1912 18th ave. n. T..
Burman said.
Near 35th ave. y. r. and Il. SGD
St. Mrs. sladc suddenly demanded
that Burmsn stop the car and let
her out. She said that she was
sick.
/. Mrs. slade alighted and walked
Off into the underbrush. Burman
heard a. pistol shot and dashed out
OF the car into the woods. falling
TO find her in the darkness. He
ran 10 the vanderwell home and
called the sheriff. The body was
located about 100 yards from the
car. She had sent bullet thru
her heart The pistol lay beside
a piece OF wrapping paper which
she had used to conceal the weapon
Mrs. Shade sivcd at the Evan.
gelins hotel. 1000 sixth ave. Her
roommate was Miss Helen F'leury,
who told the coroner that Mrs.
slade had confided TO her that Bur.
man had refused TO marry her and
several times threatened suicide.
Thursday night Mrs. Slade showed
Miss Fleury package wrapped in
paper. saying that II would settle
her differences. Miss Fleury did
not AZ tho time believe It was a
pistol. Burman declared that he
had not refused TO marry Mrs.
sladc but had postponed tho wed.
ding several times as he thought
he was too old for Mrs. Slnde.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
new ALTITUDE.
MARK SET
Lieut.. MaGReady Climbs to
41,000 Feet

DAYTON Ohio. Feb. 90 Lieut..
John MacReady. army air pilot. 70.
day byoke the worlds altitude record
by climbing lt.ooo feet His time
was Two hours and three minutes.
The previous record was $3.50
feet. SET by Leeolntc, French flyer.
on october So 1898. MaeReady =
previous record was Si.seo feet.
MacRcady's record today was un.
official. but tho fllght was held an.
der the regulations az the Federation
Aeronautic latcrnauonale. with Or.
VILE Wright as chief observer.
MacReady used las famous I.cpere
plane for the flisht, which started az
SCI a. M. When emily nine seconds
from the ground the veteran pilot
swung the nose % his ship upwards
ana started his spiral climb.
The weather was ideal fpr tho test.
MaeReady was dressed In a cos.
tune which left no part OF his body
.poSed. lie WAS covered from head
foot with featherlined quilting
flSing suit. his regulation uniform,
a heavy suit % wooden underwear
and fgrltned moccasius. The biz
plane was equipped with special oxs..
gen tanks and other special equip
mcnt 90 supply tho pilot with life,
giving air. he did not use the oxy,
gsn tank until 80 900 feet above the
tarth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
WALLACE READY
TO QUIT JOB?
Report Secretary OF Agrlcul-
ture May Resign

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 Score
tary OF Agriculture Wallace today
refused confirmation or denial OF TO
ports that no wns about 20 resign
from the cabinet az a result Of differ
oncos with President Coolidge over
the administration farm relief pro
gram.
wnllacs's only comment on the 70
port was this statement
II have not resigned"
The reports grew out OF split
which developed during tho recent
conference here OF Northwest bank
ors' and farmers representatives on
relief measures for wheat farmers
and for banks affected by depression
intho wheat growing states.
President Coolidge Endorsed the
Norbeck burgess bin. providing for n
fund OF $50. 1000. 900 10 lend 20 farmers
TO enable them TO diversity crops.
Wallace and some OF the North
western farmers thought he should
also hnye approved the Norris.
Sinclair bill. creating an export cor
poration TO dispose Of surplus farm
products abroad Ills failure 20 do
10 caused a trump convention" Of
supporters OF tlpa NorIiHsinelair bill.
Ia which Wallace joined
Sentiment in the Middle West ana
Northwest Is understood 10 be over.
whelmlng for the Norrihsinelair
measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
JAIL AUTOISTS
One Man Hurt in Collision,
Three Arrested

ono man was badly injured and
three drivers were Jailed In series
OF auto mishaps Thursday night.
q. + Morris. 81 s5th ave. =. was
painfully injured about tho knees
hips and shoulders when crushed be.
tween two autos at First ave. and
Pike st. II. q. swenson. iiis T..
Spring o., said hts auto jammed ia
reverse goar causing Il TO back up
into another machine. Morris was
caught between them
$, Cummings, 20. salesman. was
Jailed on charge OF driving while
drunk after his auto had crashed into
la machine dri,cn by Stanley John.
son. 1905 Allen pl,. al First ave. and
Columbia 81, Cummings drove on
after the crash, and was chased 90
lesler way by Patrolman George II.
Rilodeau.
Frank MeAIanu. 10. also was
charged with drunken driving when
he was found IN n wrecked automo.
bile az Third ave. and Union 81.
W. lAnbocker. II, was arrested
after a chase on Empire way by Ia.
trolmAn G. y. Lee. Llnboeker was
driving hia motorcycle 40 miles an
hour according 20 Lee. The hoy
was turned over to juvenile author.
tiles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
SINCLAIR MUST
FACE INQUIRY
Teapot Dome ProberS Will
Subpoena Oil Magnate

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2a.-Thc
senate Teapot Domc investigators
decided today TO issue a subpoena
for Harry +. Sinclair, lessee OF Tea.
pot Dome
Tho decision was reached at a con.
ference between Senator Lcnroot.
Wisconsin. chairman OF the commit.
tee, and Senator Walsh. Montana.
chief Investigator for the committee.
who returned to Washington today
from brief vacation.
Before the conference II was indI.
Gated Sinclair might be permitted to
testify on advice OF the presidents
special council. Atlce Pomcreno and
owen ]. Roberts. Walsh and Len.
root said. however, that they agreed
Sinclair's testimony ought TO be
taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
SHERIFF FINDS MOP
Used TO SET FIR.

Sheriff McCulloch believes that
Che charred bones fourf6 IN the rtffis
OF the Mummcy homo Thursday are
those OF Mrs. Mummey. altho OK.
pressing amazemcnt nj tho fac, that
the remains were 80 completely con
aumcd by tho fire.
Coroner Tickle. OF Everett. doubts
tho woman's body could have been
10 completely destroyed in the burn.
ing home. and doubts they are Mrs.
Mummcy'B remains.
In questioning Mummey. late
Thursday. Sheriff hcculloch was
told that a flaming mop had been
thrown into the Mummey bedroom
on the morning Of the attack. This
mop then exploded. setting fire to
I tho house.
The eharred remnants OF tho mop
we're found by Sheriff McCullocb In
the ruins of tho Mummey home Fri
day, when he returned for further
investigations. The mop Is one OF
the patented type, that includes a
small metal container that Is filled
with oil, which feeds the strands
Of cloth In the mop.
Mummey admitted 10 Sheriff Nc
cuiloch that "it might have been
some ono other than Weaver
Neishbors to whom Weaver deliv.
cred milk between and a. m.
wednesday. maintained IL was i'm.
possible for the aged man. who Is
ST years old. TO have made the at.
tack. Afr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Grimes. his brother.in-law and ais
ter, with whom he lives. said that
he could not have made the attack
rs he was at home as usual. We'd
nesday morning.
Sheriff McColloch. after completing
his investigation at the ruins. inter
viewed the Earles Friday TO CHECK
up on Ryberg's statements. Ryberl
is being held incommunicado.
Mummey was reported RESTING
comfortably at the Virginia Masor
hospital Friday. lie has n chance o.
recovering. hospital attendants de
clare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
WILL TESTIFY
WITHIN WEEK

I'VE will have Sinclair on the
stand within week" said Walsh.
y subpoena will be served on Sin.
clair in New York today calling for
his appearance early next week.
when the committee resumes public
hearings. He will be questioned re.
earding stock transactions in Sin.
clair oil and reported $1,000, 900
''slush fund" raised by oil interests
for use in Washington.
Committee members said they had
not been advised about reports that
Sinclair would decline TO testify. az
did Albert Il. Fail. former interior
secretary. who leased Teapot Dome
to Sinclair.
Senator Walsh today denied pub.
lishcd reports that important docu.
ments bearing on the oil case prose.
cutions are missing. He said the
committee had the original or a
photostatic copy OF every document
that has figured in the investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Sinclair Loses
Italian Leases

ROME. Feb. 22.--Harry r. Sin.
clair loses. for the time being, at
least, the Italian oil leases he
sought here.
The Teapot Dome scandal found
an echo I'm the Italian press. n
strong section OF which attacked
Signor corBono. minister of national
economy, for granting Sinclair's
company n monopoly to drill for oil
in all Italian possessions.
Signor Corbono. accordingly. de-
cided not to sign the convention and
to submit the matter TO the person
nj consideration OF Premier Mussoli.
Mt, who is inclined 10 favor the Ital.
ian oil interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AK MYSTERY
STARTS ON PAGE 1

the attack. Mrs. Enrlcs said Fri.
day. He was gricying oyar Tho sop.
aratiou between himself and wife.
rhe raid. ana mourned his scpara.
ton from their baby, who Il with
the mother. now Mrs raulhon.
Ito asked Mrs. Earics FOR a pic.
turc OF tho baby and Margaret.
which was given him. He LETT the
FAIRIES home about II p. IN. 70
take tho last intcrurhan into Seat
tie. Ito did not seem roaen,ful
towards tho Mummcys and did mol
accuse them Of being responsible,
Mrs. Earles said.
The E1rles live about a half mile
from the Mummey home. Ryberg
frequently visits them. Mrs. Earles
said.
Sheriff McColloch learned that
Ryberg and his wife, now Mrs.
Margaret Paulson. lived with
tho Mumueys up to tire time
Of their separation two years
ago, There had been frequent
family disputes and quarrcls be-
tween them. MeCuIloch was
told.
I,yhorg il credited with having
blamed their marital difficulties
upon tho old folks" Mcculloch
learned.
AFTER Mrs. Tsyherg obtained her
divorce .uho married her sicpfaiher.
who had divorced her mother. Mrs.
Lotto Pauison. Mrs. faulson u
now said to DO an inmate OF a
state hOspital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
LA TOILETTE IN
CUSTER FIGHT
Senator Leads Forces Try
ing 10 Remove Daugherty
by A. L. BRADFORD

by a. L. BRADFORD
Omitted Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a
senator Ia Toilette today took
command Of the senate effort
10 Dust Attorney General DauKh.
from the cabinet.
AZ the same time the belief grew
in administration circles that II Pres.
ident Coolidge does not yield this
week 20 tho Henate's pressure on
him 10 dismiss Daugheriy. tho presi.
dent will stand by his attorney gen.
ernl until DauEheriy has had full
hearing before the senate commit.
tee.
la Folls,te's first step was 10 ar.
range with republican leaders for
adoption. on Monday. OF tho wheel
or resolution 10 investigate Dnugh.
srty and for appointment OF com.
mitteo 10 conduct tho investigation.
Tho audit and control committee
today decided 10. report fayorably
tho Wheeler resolution. calling FOR
investigation Of the administration
OF the department OF justice.
Because OF prior agreement by the
senate not 20 transact any business
today. the resolution VIII bs formal.
~ reported tomorrow and acted up
on Monday.
Senator Wheeler. Montana. author
Of the resolution. and tho others
leading the investigation. Ecosfcd az
tho defi tho attorney general issued
yesterday In letter 70 Senator Pep
per. Pennsylvania. In that letter.
Daugherty aaid no would carry hia
case TO tho country In speaking
tour. Ia Toilette believes DauEh.
cr,y win mot havo much tlmo for
campaigning when tho senate IN.
vcsiigation gets under way, the mid.
die OF mex, week.
Wheeler win present IN. report OF
IN. New York Investigator. who, he
stated yesterday. discovered that
paughorty had speoulated In oil
stocks. Tho substance OF this report
already has been given President
Coolidge.
Tho republican national commit.
tee. thru It's chairman. today eamo
10 tho defense Of Daugheriy.
John 7. Adams. chairman. In say.
ing that no would issue tonight "A
siatement defending Daugherty.
said
1T n absurd 10 talk OF dismiss.
ing a man who has NOT had full
hearing and an opportunity TO de.
| fcnd himself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
SLAYER SOUGHT
Still No Trace of Algona
Murderer

No trace OF the mysterious assail.
ant who shot down IL. c. Smart,
Algona butcher, at the gate OF his
home last Tuesday evening. has
been found by Sheriff Matt star.
witch Friday.
Clues obtained from Deputy Prose.
cutor Eugene Meaoham have failed
TO reveal the mystery man who
called on Meacham, week ago and
complained of n love triangle in the
Algona district in which a butcher
was involved. II is believed that
IL this man can be located. the muir
dcred who shot down Smart from
ambush may also be found.
Smart was shot in the back three
times,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KNUTSON
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Tho state had no case against
Knutnon." ono Of tho Jurors faid.
when asked wherein tho states case
war weak. III wasn't case at all
that would warrant a conviction"
Tho jury took three votes on
Knuaon's guilt Tho first stood
10 to : for aoqult,al. tho second II
10 and tho third unanimous
Il think tho jury wanted 20 ret
out 10 supper." ono OF tho Jurors
s5id. but wo sol fooled. We
didn't get any supper anyway"
Hanson was arrested after
the case closed Thursday even.
ing. lie was released under
$500 bond. lie IL charged with
having committed perjury when
bc testified under oath that hs
had not seen Miss Clara John.
son, waitress nj the Seattle
cnfe, and threatened her " sho
told what happened at tho
apartment Of Oscar Holt. De
ccmbcr %. when knutson ~ al.
legged 10 have said II hit some
thing or somebody with my au-
fomobile."
Hanson said no had not been IN
thu Seattle cafe since he returned
from Aiarka. and this win DO tho
basis OF tho perjury prosecution,
Deputy Bert Ross said Friday,
Ross said no u prepared 20 have
Stanley Julinski. proprietor % the
cafe; Miss Shea. another waitress
and Miss johnson swear that Han
son was In the cafe.
Ross said he was seeking 10 oh
tain evidences that win support ad
diiional perjury charges against tbs
IpeTanns involved.
Attorney Halph Horr. for Knui
son. Friday branded tho arrest oil
Hanson as poor sportsmnnship.'
They arc poor losers" said
Horr.
Members OF the Jury who hoart
the case wero A. y. Williamson. 4i5'
Brooklyn ave-: Anna 3. Crockett
IiiiS Greenwood ave; Mary sImons
922 ". sist st.: c. Jacomc. Jr.. $50
gath ave. s.: Mary BrcsIin. 4s2i
Fountain place: Grace Buchanan
404 Howard ave. ~; Fred Kinley
Hotel Rcxmcrc. Mary L. Wallace
3si2 Ninth ave. n. f.; Mary o. Ken
nedy. 1883 18th ave. NJ; a. T. Erick
son. 24ls Howard ave. ~; Otis XII
gore. Gal Empire way: A. L. Hnise
lyn foreman. arcs Cascade ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Whitcomb Is Speaker

Agreeing with the theory or more
business in politics" President David
whitcomh. Of the Chamber % Com.
merce. Thursday addressed members
Of the Young Mems Republican club.
The club members were commended
for their regular attendance At meet.
ings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Kansas Governor Is
Planning to Contest

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. e2.-oov.
Jonathan NJ Davis issued a state.
ment here today saying that II the
MeAdoo forces continued 10 insist
on no Endorsement OF the executive
al ioday's party meeting here, or In.
sisted upon Endorsement OF McAdoo.
he might be forced to reverse his
present position and become an
avowcd candidate Tor the prcslden.
tlal nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Demand Probes of
Internal Revenue

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-con
grcssional investigation OF tho in.
ternal revenue bureau was dc
inandcd In resolution introduced
In tho senate yesterday by Senator
couzcns. Michigan. republican.
couzens charged in the resolution
that corruption or opportunity for
corruption exists In the bureau and
was causing a loss OF millions OF
dollars to taxpayers He charged
the bureau WITT gross inefficiency.
A special committee OF five mem.
beers Of the senate would be ap.
pointed to oonguct the inquiry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Honor Dead gu" Men

Three University OF Washington
faculty members who died recently
were honored Thursday when pres.
ent members OF the faculty in their
robes marched in solemn procession.
Those honored were ]. Alden Smith.
Edwin A. Stuart and William P. Cor
such.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Fly Flags Half-Staff

WASHINGTON, Feb. 90. Put
your flag at half staff-that is the
official way of celebrating Wash
ington's birthday while the country
is in mourning for President VIII
son. IT was said at the White House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
UPLIFT ny DAD

DO you cat your daughters cook
inE7"
'iof course. I've got TO. Observing
tho effects on my constitution is a
part OF her course OF study. Dos.
ton Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

Linnenkamp. Vlennese portrait
painter, who has como TO America
TO paint the Is most beautiful WON.
on. may find 'om already good
deal palnted.--Louisyille Times.