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The Washington times., 1924-02-21
LITTLE PET DOG SAVES
MISTRESS FROM ATTACK

READING, Pa. Feb. GA pei
dog. of breed not usually con
sidered savage, saved Mrs. Bright
Hoff, proprietor Of a facial massage
shop, from personal injury or rob.
berry.
A map, who introduced himself
as a lawyer. attacked her in her
shop, and was attacked by the dog,
which bit and scratched the man
with such vigor that he fled In less
than q minute.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
CABINET MEMBER INVOLVED IN EXTENSIVE OIL STOCK DEALS
Congressman Bloom l.
Unseated by House
Committee

UnSeating OF Congressman
Sol Bloom (Dem.), Of New
York, now representing the
Nineteenth New York district
in the House, was recon-
naended today by House Elec-
>tions Committee No. 5.
The committee, by q strict
party vote Of 8 to 3, decided
that Walter w. Chandler
(Rep.), was entitled to the
seat now held by Bloom.
Chandler formerly represented
the district in the House, but
was defeated by Bloom in the
last election and Immediately
contested the decision.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
LAMP CORD IS GOOD
FOR HEADSET WIRING

The loud speaker, or headset.
may be used at a Considerable
distance from the set without an.
preciable loss Of volume provided
heavy lamp cord is used to
wire It.
A long piece Of such. cord with
a plug on one and suitable ter.
minals on the other, may be used
- a1vantagO. avoiding the moving
Of the Get, with its bother and
dangeE q crossing hatteEx MicaA
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
PENNSYLVANIA PRISON
CONDITIONS ARE SCORED

Unless conditions are changed
speedily, a grand jury investigation
Will be forced" Of the admintstra-
ton Of the Pennsylvania State pris-
on at Pittsburgh, e, e. budding,
president of the Prisoners Relief
Society, declared today in a letter
TO DR.. Ellen G. Potter, secretary
Of welfare of Pennsylvania,
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
POLICE GUARD JAPANESE
EMBASSY IN BERLIN

BERLIN, Feb. 91.-JThe Japanese
Embassy and Consulate here are
being protected by the police, in.
formation having been received
that an attack against the Embassy
was planned by gang Of thieves.
It 10 declared in Japanese quar-.
ters that there are no political mo.
ttveg behind the affair.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
ARMY CAPTAIN MISSING
FROM FORT BENNINC

COLUMBUS, Ca, Feb. 21.--Post
officials are unable to explain the
continued absence OF Capt. James
B. Kyle, commanding officer Of
Company A. Twenty.ninth Infantry,
stationed at Fort Benning, It was
stated.
Captain Kyle has been missing
for two weeks. He Is a native
OF Knoxville, Tenn.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
SWALLOWS HlcHLoRIDE;
REPORTED NEAR DEATH

Rebecca 'Braxton. colored, twenty.
one, swallowed several grains of
bichloride Of mercury last night in
front Of 115 Fourth street north.
west. At Emergency Hospital her
condition is said to be serious.
A note saying she would kill her.
self is said to have been found at
the girls home, 81 M street south.
west.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
Invalid Boy Sees Killing.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 2l.-
Seated, helpless, in his chair at the
door Of an adjoining ward. Sylvester
Salkowich watched Thomas Layton,
fifty-five. slash the throat Of VIII
liam Burton, sixty.Gix, while the
latter was working In the kitchen
Of the Erie County Hospital.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
Train Falls on Houses.

BERLIN, Feb. 21.--A locomotive
and twenty-one freight cars left
the rails while crossing q vIaduct
near Ludwigstadt, between Saalfeld
and Nuremberg, and plunged upon
three houses below. The wreclaKe
almost Immediately burst into
flames.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
900 TRIPoLITANs SLAIN
IN BATTLE WITH TROOPS

ROME. Feb. 21.--Three hundred
Tripolitan tribesmen were slain in
battle with Italian, troops in
Cyrenaica. it was announced by the
war ministry today.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
BRITISH DEBT IS
URGED TOPAY
BONUS
Plan, Based on Amortization,
Provides for Fifty-year
Bond Issue.
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and meet all interest payments TOR
fifty years. The annual cost,
Owens proposed, could be met by
6iverting war debt payments by
Great Britain or other allied ma.
lions. The British payments alone
amount to 1851 ,000.O 900 a year.
$4,0O0,OOO q Year Cost.
In other words, Owens plan
would permit financing the bonus
with the expenditure Of only $4,000
900 year from the treasury If its
total cost was $4,000. O0O, 900, and If
no further debt settlements We're
entered. If, the total bonus cost
were less than three billions, the
British debt payments alone could
finance 1t.
The amortization table on 81 ,000,-
100000, abbreviated to ten-year
periods, would divide the annual
payments between principal and in
terest as follows:
20 year. $50 100000 $4,000 900 $9eS 900
a0th year,. N.34s,S2e 7.75s.674 ss7. l0e 1885
eeth year.. AS,ss5.l95 l2.e34.SO5 ss4.See.0s7
az S y:sr 17s1Ss ssssssse ss
6Oth year.. SSS.OS9 7.Ssi.9SS Paid of.
1--WE have the privilege" said
Owens in presenting his plan to
Senator Owen, ''of submitting a
plan, involving the principle of
amortization, that may be employed
in providing the funds with which
% pay the cash as a bonus to
soldiers and sailors Of the United
States. The plan involves the is
euance of bonds by the United
States to be exempt from taxation,
carrying per cent interest and "
per cent for amortization, to retire
the bonds in fifty years.
III this plan Is adopted, the Con-
gress would not find it necessary
to raise taxation, nor find new
sources of revenue nor appropriate
money coming into the treasury
from the usual sources. It would
be necessary only to apply to the
annual payments a part of the
annual amortization to be received
from Great Britain"
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
Refuses College Presidency.

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Feb. 21.-
DR.. w. II. Frazer, president Of
Queens College here, today declined
to allow consideration Of his name
for president OF the Kentucky Col.
lege for Women at Lexington, KY.
Trustees OF the Kentucky college
had asked permission to consider
him for the presidency
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
Hotel EmpIoYe Dies.

Henry M. Kolb. sixty.three, EN-.
ploye Of the Burlington Hotel, 1920
vermont avenue northwest, died sud.
denly yesterday. A certificate e
death through natural causes was
&aTen hE Coronog d Ramsay Newtst
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
Association Quoted.

Mr.. Hapgood then quoted several
statements Of the American Medical
Association in which a measure
similar to the one now introduced
was urged through Congressional
action.
The committee adjourned at noon
to meet Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21

entity it IL all right for manufac
turers to lie to the doctors but moi
to the public.
The Washington times., 1924-02-21
YOUTH KILLED 4
IN RELIGIOUS
MANIA
Boy Sacrificed. Parents and
Sisters to Atone for Sins,
He Confesses.

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when he ignited gasoline-drenched
mattress upon which the two girls
slept and then locked them in the
burning room.
Tells Story Calmly.
Yesterday he took the lives Of
his father and mother as a second
step in his 'blood cleansing" pact.
They both were shot to death as
they slept. In composed manner
he told officers Of the quadruple
killing and then held an animated
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
MEETING DE OFICIALES DE
RESERVA

. Ell proximo meeting mensual de la
Association de Ofciales de Reserva en-
Puerto Rico, Sc celebrara en- el Club
de los oficiales, Ballaja, Puesto de
San Juan, San Juan, Puerto Rico, a
las $500 p. M, Sabado, JUNO 21, 1924.
Ell siguiente interesante instruct
vo programa ha sido preparado:
Ell Captain r. A. Mcclure, del 65
de Infanteria discutira 10 siguiente:.
Morning Reports,
Reports of Changes,
Requisitions,
Form 637, Individual Equipment
Record.
Ell Teniente Emilio Bouret, Vetera-
no del Ejercito Frances, ha consenti-
do bondadosarente en- asistir a este
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
LOS COMUNISTAS ESCOGEN A
-, CAMELINOT COMO SU CAM.
DIDATO

Los comunistas han escogido como
su candidate para la presidencia a
Camelinot, fundador de la Primera In
ternacional. En- Versailles reina gran
animation en- todas parties. Grandes
fiIas de soIdados invaden las avenidas.
Trenes especiales llegan cada ms
tante conduciendo a centenares de
personals, entire elias varias celebrida
des nacionales. Ell gran politico Cal
llaux ha llegado tambien. Los inquier
distas estan reunidos desde temprano
en- caucus. La candidatura de Dou-
mergue toma mayor fuerza segln
avanza ell tempo de la votacion final.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
Ell MoMENTo DE LA voTACIoN

La camara historical en- que Sc cele
bran todas las votaciones para pre-
sidente en- Versailles esta invadida de
publico. Doumergue como .presiden-
te del senado preside la session Ger
ca de 800 miembros, entire senadores
y representatives estan presentes. Co
mo ell reglamento prohibe las discu-
stones, la asamblea empez6 la vota-
cion inmediatamente, v cerca de dos
horas, estuvieron los delegados echan-
do las urnas ell sobre lacrado en-
que votaban por su candidate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14

meeting hablara sobre sus experien
cias de la vida en- las trincheras.
Sc completaran los preparativos pa
ra la Parada del A de Jrlio, lechon
asado y una jira.
Todos los Oficiales estan cordial
mente invitados para asistir a este
mente invitadOs para asistir a este
meeting.
Mucho interes es manifestado en-
estos meetings por ell esplendido pro
grama y ell buen companerismo
BLK.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
Ell PUENTE DE DOS HERMANoS
AMENAZA RUINA

Hay otro asunto sobre ell cuaI quie
ro lamar la atencion. Ell Puente de
Dos Hermanos amenaza ruina, puede
ocurrir una desgracia de una momen-
to otro, los llamados a evitar la
catastrofe no Sc ocupan del asunto.
Las condolences en- que esta dicho
puente son tan malas, que de no po-
nerse remedio al NAL, ell dia menos
pensado, uno de los trolleys que por
ALI pasan, Sc va a ir al aqua, con
exposition de las vidas de los pasa-
jeros. Hace algtn tempo solicit6 del
Departamento de Obras Ptblicas. que
Sc rindiera un informe sobre ell case,
y esta es la fecha en- que no he tenido
nj noticias. Parece que no Sc quiere
arreglar Ell puente, nj tampoco echar-
Sc la responsabilidad de decir en- un
informe que ell puente est& en- buenas
condolences. Y despues cuando ocurra
la catastrofe Sc dira que ha sido un
accidente desgraciado.
''Yo me permito aconsejar al Comi-
sionado de servicio Ptiblico que Sc de
un paseo en- lancha, Y Sc file en- las
deplorables condolences en- que est&
dicho puente, va que este es algo mas
importante que La regulation del ira
fico -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
Ell TENOR A LA IMPOPULARIDAD

NEuchas veces eos escuchado abios autorizados Ia
existe sanci6n p1bca embargo hos vsto caer hund
dos para siempre victimas del desampao "a a
mchedunbres honbres organzaciones porcas
que superon responder momento dado los dcados
las aspraciones popuares
confesamos snceramente que aqu nos sobra sanoon p
bca comprueba tenen nuestros homnres o
rgenes espectro terrible de la popuardao rs mas en-
nuestro pals eno aun de preWcos Pasones p
TRADITIONAL por teperamento Sc ha dado Opmon ruo
accon poderoslsma formidable que no guar
da reIaci6n directa la aa de reexon seenoao CO.
lectvas.
De este tienen la cupa decision vaor de
En- las p1bcas actuaciones mayora nuestros hon.
aqueIo cuaquer Pu-
dera smpaa entire eectoado Sc dra que los
honbre acepan la election certos cargos solo Pensan
la reelection desde que empiezan actuar en- elos
hombres que prefefan muerte perder
la opodad de segur ocupando los puestos representatives
Ante nuestros hobres representatives
pavoroso fantasma de mpopuaridad cuando tie
que adoptar edda savadora dI 81 vista
smpaa por Ia muchedube opan por prescndr dc Ia MEDIA
antes de exponerse perder su popuIaridad
siempre ha dcho que gran defeco de las Democra
conse que critero mayoa de equivocados
puede mponerse pone sobre ell crero de mnora in
egente conscente de esta eorfa tan azonabe
decddos defensoes de todo goberno democco
forma la vomtad de las mayoras eanacon decta
pueblo conscentenente ntegenemente
deben mitarse compacer los deseos de las mutude es
tas estan equvocadas en- sus aspraciones.
Un honbre pdbco gran responsabidad e
pueblo 10 ege peo actacones contrae ademas
Tener la certidun,bre NAL irremedia
bic no emedaro en- eI aco por tenor caer en- impopua
de accion tiene contraldos consigo mismo.
En- nuestra poltica, tempo que acostubremos al
pueblo confiar los honbes ege darse cuenta de
que benefo inereses generates,
hobres que actar acuerdo crero concienca
sin deIarse arasta las exigencias esponsabes
de las muchedunbres NAL aconseiadas peor orentadas
Cuando hombe SECURE haber cumpido su debe
reazando labor pat6tica desneresada buena debe
poare ben POGO momentaneamente victna de la mpo
puaridad
Podra que contra ell que asi acte caigan po
puares mpacabemente; pero cuando al epo
muchedurbres conprendan equvocacion
dad ben que Sc les ho rectfcaran proceder enonces
10 que antes fue npopularidad castgo
mente permanentemente glorfcac6n agradecimiento
FL tenor la impopuardad eva a honbres p1blcos
acuar contra los dcado concencias
erores amenables hasta mpedr la realization grandes
obras de benecio provecho para toda conunidad
este es perjudiciaI barbara.
Ovdar los compromises contafdos pronnesas hechas
ante e pueblo nsncero desIea ahoear e sent
miento ortrar la concienca p-
bca dejar asi de acar bien honradamente adeas
falta de sncerdad eatad propas conyiccones una
debiidad cobardia imperdonables. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
PA1NLEvE Y HERRIOT PIERDEN
TERRENO

va esta terminando ell caucus y Sc
rumora que Painleve y Herriot empie
zan perder terreno y que la candl-
datura de Doumergue toma cada vez
mas fuerza. No Sc sabe cual ha de ser
la actitud de Herriot en- case de que
Doumergue triunfe, y empieza a ru-
morarse que BRAND ha de ser ell nue.
vo jefe del gobierno pues Herriot Sc
retirara la vida privada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
HERRIOT Sc MEGA A OCUPAR
PUESTO ALGUNO ST DOUMER-
CUE TRIUNFA

Herriot, ell lider radical, ha manifes
tado pdblicamente, que no esta dis
puesto a aceptar la jefatura del go-
bierno, y que en- case de que Doumer-
que salga electo presidente, no acep-
tara puesto alguno en- ell gobierno-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
TRECURRIRAN AL GOBERNADOR
DE PUERTO RICO

La Camara Insular de Comercio
elevara su mas energica protesta ante
Ell Hon. Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
y ante la Comisi6n de Servicio Pdbli-
co, por la arbitrariedad conque Sc ha
procedido en- Ell asunto de los telefo-
nos. Representatives. la mayor parte de
la contribution en- Puerto Rico Y te-
nemos derecho a ser atendidos en- la
reclamation de nuestros derechos. Ell
comite especial que esta actuando aho-
ra, sera disuelto y Sc nombrara otro,
para que siga Ell curse de los aconteci-
mientos, y actfe de acuerdo con las
circunstancias Sin embargo, es muy
triste y lamentable que tengamos que
tolerar un ORGANISING que procede de
una manera tan POGO en- consonancia
con los intereses del pueblo, los cuales
esta namada defender.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
DOUMERGUE ELECTO
POR FIN

Ell resultado de la votacion ha da-
do la victoria a Doumergue, quien
es va ell nuevo Presidente de la Rep1
blica. Doumergue recibio 515 votos
a su favor Y Painleve, 300.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
Sc AFIRMA LA CANDIDATURA
DE DOUMERGUE

En- Versailles todos esperan que Dou
mergue sea electo en- la primera vo-
tacion por una gran mayoria. La po-
licfa esta vigilando atentamente, pues
Sc ha sabido que los comunistas es-
taban planeando una manifestation
La policia ha recibido 6rdenes de ter
minar con cualquier manifestation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
Los ObrerOS Cat0IiCOS..
continuation de la Ira. pag.)
obreros de nuestra isla.
CADA PARROQUIA ENVIARA
CINCO DELEGADOS

"Cada parraquia de Puerto Rico
enviara cinco delegados, y como quie-
ia que en- la isla hay ochenta pa
rroquias constituidas, sera un total
de 400 delegados. Ademas, asistiran
como dijimos antes, siete obreros.
Las organizaciones catolicas de la
isla tambien enviaran su represcn-
tante, cinco delegados cada una.
Entire estas Sc cuentan los Caballe-
ros de Colon, la Juventud Catolica,
etc. Por 10 menos asistiran 450 de-
legados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
DOumergue, presidente
continuation de la pag.. 81

Y Doumergue.. La prensa conservado
ra manifesto q. Doumergue, presiden
te del senado, triunfara facilmente en-
la primera votaci6n, obteniendo mas
de quinientos v0tos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14

mo y me gustatia salir a pasear con-
tigo.
Maggie Sc allegro.
-Magnifico, voy buscar mi SOM
brero.
-Te espero entonces en- La puerta
lie die.
Me sente, pero no tuve que esperar
mucho ratio, Francois lego primero-
pero salo por la ventana, y antes de
poner los pies en- ell suelo va habia
echado a correr.
Despues lego Maggie, traia en- ca
da mano un rodillo, pero no me estaba
buscando a mi: buscaba Francois.
Ell gran bruto!- grit6 Maggie
Sc sent6 sobre mi sombrero nuevo, y
me 10 ha estropeado todo.
Els ur extranjero sucio-le die
No Sc puede confiar en- ellos, Maggie,
no Sc puede confiar en- ellos.
Y asf fue como me deshice de mi
ayuda de camara.
CONTINUARA Ell LUNES
Copyright 1922, Int'l Feat. Serv.
Inc.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
ALGUNOS DE LOS ASUNTOS
A TRATAR

"Entre los asuntos tratar estan:
ell sostenimiento de la Iglesia, esta-
blecer escuelas cat6licas, problema
obrero, ell catolico en- la vida pdbli-
ca, etc. Alredor de estos asuntos y
otros que sefiale ell Sr. Obispo, gil
raran las cuestiones tratar en- la
asamblea, presentandose, al efecto,
mociones de gran importancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
ExIsTE GRAN ENTUsIAsMo

GEL 'entusiasmo que existe entire
todos los cat6licos de la isla para
asistir a dicho Congreso, es indes-
criptible. La idea fue acogida con
gran algeria, ahora, que cristaliza
en- hermosa realidad, no puede me-
nos que llenar de entusiasmo to-
dos. Monsenor Caruana recibe dia-
rio centenares de cartas de catoli-
cos de todas parties de la isla, y po-
demos asegurar que muy pocas We
ces, Sc habfa notado tai animation
entire el elemento catolico de Puerto
Rico"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
DoNA ISABEL MATTEL DE-
NEGRoNI

Procedente de Yauco, Sc encuentra
en- esta capital la Sra. dona Isa-
bel Mattel de Negroni, madre de nues-
tro distinguido compafero Negron1
Mattel, redactor de "El Heraldo de
Puerto Rico''.
La estimable dana, Sra. de Negroni
viene someterse a un tratamdento
medco, a fin de restablecer su quebran-
tada salud, 10 cual esperamos sea
pronto.
lie asiste Ell competente gaIeno DR..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
ACoNTECIMIENTO DE LA EDI-
CIoN DoMINICAL DE
Ell MUNDo

continuation de la ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
NO IRAN A LOS TRIBUNALES DT
JUSTICIA

'Desde Ell momento en- que no Sc
nos ha dado una oportunidad para Sc
fialar errores, tenemos que llegar Ia
conclusion de que la Comisi6n ha die
tado una orden completamente anti
democratica, ignorando para todo a
la Camara, que era la oposicion, como
81 hubiese deseos de no oirla.
'Llegamcs al acuerdo de que era
initil apelar los tribunales de JUS
ticia, pues la Compania Sc lie ha con-
cedido un afio de prueba, Ell proceso
necesariamente llevaria mas de ese
tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
DE PRoDUCTORES
DE AZUCAR DE PUERTO RICO
CABLES DE AZUCAR
JUNO IL. 11:O5 A. M.

Tenedores retirados del mercado. Pc
quefias ofertas a S5.O2 La demanda es
tan limitada que cualquier preston por
vender resultaria en- una baja de pre-
clio. La demanda por refinado es buena
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
INFORMA CION GENERAL ;
La Cdmara InSu|dr de...
(continuacion de Ia pagina 81

que no Sc accediera los deseos de la
compafia. Sin embargo, a la compa-
MIA del Tel6fono Sc lie pudo suminis-
trar no tan solo una copia sino todos
los detalles del case. saltando por en-
Gina de todo proceso l6gico, desechan
Ell anterior informe nombran un
nuevo experto, que recomienda Ell au'
mento. No Sc puede actuar mas arbi
trariamente.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-18
BAR0NLEARN|NG
L0VE-|V MAKING
ART IN j. s.
Young Austrian Nobleman
With Law Degree Works
As Bus Boy in N. Y.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-While
titles still appear to be eagerly
sought by American heiresses, they
are considerably at a discount In
Europe, unless accompanied by q
rare gift Of love-making preferably
a la American mode, philosophers
Baron julius A. Nowotny, twenty
four-year-old Austrian nobleman,
who is here working his own way
in order to acquire the art.
The Baron 10 the only son OF
General Adam Nowotny, leader of
the Austrian artillery forces In
the Piave offensive during the
great war, and, despite .paternal
displeasure and possible disinherit-
ance, is here to make his way
through an American college ION
his own"
U. S. Style In Demand.
'Girls in my country nowadays
are insisting that they be made
love to in the most advanced Amer
lean style. Besides a thorough
knowledge Of English, / must take
back with me a thorough knowl-
edge of the art in order to be
happy" he said.
A stranger four thousand miles
from home, with whom the Fates
joke-dropping the exchange value
of his money until his small for.
tune was worth only thirty dollars
when he arrived here-the young
man refuses to cable for aid. He
is slowly accommodating, as bus
boy in the Presbyterian Community
kitchens, East Tenth street and
University place, enough American
dollars to start him on his first
objective and enough American
ideas to win the approval OF his
Viennese sweetheart.
Has Law Degree.
Julius has q degree from the law
school Of the University Of Lem
berg, Poland. He speaks four Ian
guages and wears the stars Of q
Polish and Austrian lieutenant.
But all these fineries are but
memories to the young man now.
who instead wears a white jacket
and apron and handles a blue
lunch tray just as dexterously as
he formerly handled his sabre.
Mistaking the grills Of the Hotel
Commodore and Pennsylvania for
ordinary American restaurants,
large part of the young mans
scant fortune went early after his
arrival, less than three weeks ago.
Then he realized the need of re-
plenishing his board, and he Sc
cured work at hosiery on West
Twenty.ninth street. For ten hours
he hustled dishes there, and then
once more Fate took him in hand.
He dropped a tray. This took
five more dollars of his rapidly
diminishing funds.
"But now" smiled julius, II seem
to be getting on better, and every
night am studying hard in my
little room and soon hope to be
able to speak enough English to
avoid further troubles" u.
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Presidents Engag e.nents

900 a. m. Gen. II. nj. Lord,
Director OF the Budget.
1000 a m. w. r. Ronald, Of
Mitchell, s. ID.
1915 a. ma. w. Harris, Of
Chicago.
1890 a. nn.- Cabinet.
1920 p. nj. III. Voorhees,
of Sioux Falls, 8. ID.
1926 p. m, Roger Hcar.
1890 p. Yn.--Delegation rep
resenting Association Of Mas
ters, Mates and Pilots, to pay
respects.
\ 400 .. M Washington CORE
spondents.