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Evening star., 1924-06-01
COOLIDGE NAY WIN
MARYLAND In FALL
Regarded as Likely to. Rring State
Into Republican Column.
Democrats Divided.
RITCHIE HELD DARK HORSE
Seen More Likely as Eventual
Democratic Nominee.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE. May 31.-DeSpiJe the
fact that Maryland went Democratic
by 10000 majority for Gov Ritchie
last fall, Republican leaders believe
they have a chance to carry tho state
for President Coolidge and are leay-
ing no stone unturned to accomplish
this result.
That the Republicans have big
advantage in having settled upon
their candidate is admitted by poll
ticfans of both parties
The Republicans have been active
for some time in forming Coolidge
clubs throughout the state and
lining up sentiment for the admin
istration in which the women OF the
party are taking a very prominent
part.
Mrs. w. Bladen L-owndes, national
committeewoman. has already or
ganiZed u number of Coolidge clubs
in western Maryland and the work
will be extended into every county
in the state within the next few
weeks.
Democrats Split.
The situation on the Democratic
side is directly opposite. Outside OF
Gov. Ritchie, Maryland is hopelessly
divided on the question of the presi-
Dental candidate.
Sentiment appears ito be about
equally divided between Senator Tn
derwood and Gov Smith, while not
one politician of note in Maryland
has openly espoused the cause CT
McAdoo.
Interest in Democratic circles is
now centered on the part the Mary
land delegation to the national con-
vention will play il it finds it Is i'm
possible to nominate Gov. Ritchie
The delegation Is bound by unit rule
and 1t will undoubtedly be controlled
by the governor. While the gov
eanor has never expressed an opinion
rumored that. due to his friendship
for Barney Baruch. he is favorable
to the candidacy OF McAdoo 1t Is
held doubtful whether IL number of
the members would follow the gov
ernor provided he desired to back
McAdoo.
Rftchfe Causes Speculation.
While Gov. Ritchie himself has
been non-cOmmital on the question
have been counting up his elements
OF strength in the national conven-
tion.
They recall thst a prominent ma
tional Democrat recently said that
.Ritchie is the southerner least OBJ
jectionable to the north, the Prot
estant least Objectionable to the
Catholic and the wet least obtec-
tionable to the drys." And that his
strength nationally had been con-
served by avoidance of premature
announcement of his candidacy.
THE namination Of a dark horse
by the Democratic convention ap-
pears to be inevitable and Ritchie
is the outstanding figure in that
class" said one prominent politician
today.
This sentiment is not eonfinedf. to
Maryland. j. G.. DEPONAI.
Evening star., 1924-06-01
SMITH TO GET TEN VOTES
Connecticut Sentiment for Gov
ernor Crystallizing.
Special Dispatch to The star

Special Dispatch TO The HtAf.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, May Sit is
still an open question whether the
name of National Committeeman
Homer S. Cummings Of Stamford will
be presented at the Democratic na-
,ttpnal convention as a candidate. Mr..
Cummings still stands by McAdoo,
but it is not believed that the Con-
necticut man would object to play
ing the ''tfavorite-son" role once more.
With Cummings out OF the way the
drift will be to Gov. Alfred e. Smith
OF New York. who remains strong.
and he win have a. majority of the
delegation, with Cummings ehmi-
mated. In spite of the claims Of the
McAdoo managers that the former
Socretary of the Treasury will have
I sns iuOs Ic,es frGm he 2sta for ns Smith @
should have two-thirds OF the dele
11tton, at least which weHh give
Tho Empire state lannnn<tVN 1hant tn
,Sntas y TIA aoRSs9t3a4 ..,.,;..
Evening star., 1924-06-01
SMITH GETS MINNESOTA
DELEGATES OVER MoADO0
State Votes to Send Uninstructed
Slate, But Members Said to.
Favor New Yorker.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. May 31.--Defeat-
ing supporters of William G. McAdoo
at nearly every turn, Minnesota
Democrats in convention here tonight
voted to send an uninstructed dele
cation of twenty-four to the Demo-
cratic national convention at New
York city.
Four delegates at large were
chosen by the state convention and
at ten congressional district gather
ings two delegates each were select
ed. Twenty of the delegates were
said to be favorable to Gov. Alfred e.
Smith of New York for President,
with McAdoo men getting four.
Evening star., 1924-06-01
ENTERS RACE IN UTAH.
w. H. Watts to Oppose Mabey for
Governor.

Special Dispatch to The Star
SALT LAKE, Utah, May 3l.-Both
political parties have been stimulated
in Utah during the last few days.
An announcement that w. H. Watts
would be a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for governor has
been made and this means that
Charles r. Mabey. incumbent viii
have to look out for his laurels. The
governor has not met with universal
favor In his own party and, lately,
there seems to have been an organ
tied effort to get a strong man in
the field against him.
Some local politicians 5ourneyed to
Washington In an effort, to induce
William Spry. federal land commits
sioner, to be candidate. Spry
served Utah as governor eight years
and WAS popular generally. Toward
the close of his last term, however,
he killed a prohibition bill which was
not q popular move with some fnfu-
entail In Utah. From all reports he
does not desire to re-enter politics in
Utah.
Evening star., 1924-06-01
BALL FORCES CONFIDENT.
Claim Senator Will Win Nomina.
tion to Succeed Himself.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
rv-rv ~rI~-s~ON- DI

Special DISPATCH TO The star.
WILMINGTON. Del. May 31.-All
over the state Republican leaders are
preparing sfor the primaries to elect
delegates to the state convention to
be held in August. 1t is said that the
primaries In the spring will be tame
when compared with those to come.
Senator L.. II. Ball. who wants to be
returned to the Senate, viii be
battling for his political existence.
His friends profess not to be wor-
ried over the outcome, saying that
DIR. Ball is stronger than ever.
The story told by the supporters of
John G.. Townsend is different one.
They say that the former general is
adding new recruits to his forces
every day and that he will have an
easy time Of it in the convention.
i. - c. E. GRAY.
Evening star., 1924-06-01
RAID BALTIMORE CAFES.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 31.-Armed
with search warrants. prohibition
agents today raided SIX saloons and
seized quantity. of alleged liquor,
beer and home brew.
5 The raids closely followed the ap-
pearance here of James l.. Asher,
known as the Lone Wolf" former
Lone Wolf, jr.," and other "under-
cover" men from Washington. These
men, It is believed, obtained the evil
dence on Thtch the warrants were
Evening star., 1924-06-01
Christians Lead in Numbers.

Close to 600 100000 people in the
world are living under laws based on
the Christian religion. and this is
greater than the number Of people fol-
lowing any other religious belief
There are about 1873 100000 Buddhists,
800, $40, 900 4Confusians and TaoiSts OF
China, % 1.e25 900 Mohammedans. 211,-
900, 900 Hfndus and approximately 49,
100000 under jewish belief.
Evening star., 1924-06-01
GIRL IS BODY RECOVERED.
Norfolk School Maid Found
Drowned in River.

NORFOLK. Va, May 31.-Police
today recovered from Lafayette River
the body of Miss Virginia Jones'.
been missing since early yesterday.
The body was brought to the sur
face by q police boat, the propeller
Of which lchurned mp the waters as
the vessel was being turned about to
the ofIicers Intended exploding in the
river.
Disappointment over her bobbed
hair is believed by Howell H. Jones,
father Of the girl. to have caused
the girl to jump into tho river.
;Nai9nhoxu sAnd 4x3aa1D q AhA 2ann-
~ nr Ss - -
Evening star., 1924-06-01
Looms as Delegation Head.
pecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANCHESTER, N. H. May 81
Former Gov. Albert o. Brown of this
city is q likely choice for the Re-
publican convention delegation chair
manship. He received the largest
number OF votes Of all the candi-
dates In tho presidential primaries.
Political news from the Democrats
does not show much activity in New
Hampshire, although the members Of
that party who favor Al Smith for
President are building their political
Evening star., 1924-06-01

Continued from First PageD
more letters commencing him for
his course in the last few weeks
than his general correspondence
had amounted to altogether for
twice that time Heretofore.
The case of another very prom
inent Republican senator who
voted to override the veto is told.
He has been leader in his state
for more than a score of years,
but the press and private criti-
Cism nave come down on him like
an avalanche, going to the extent
of expressions of regret there is
no law by which he could be re-
called.
X 4 X X
Politicians analyzing the COM
ment upon the overriding of the
veto think that President Coolidge
has made votes for himself next
November. and especially among
the Independents of the country,
which will show up In the election
rsturns on the right side of the
column.
They reach this conclusion not
only by the tone of the press, ex-
pressed editorially, but they say
they hear the same sentiments ex-
pressed by the general public.
Many rueful face in the House
and Senate expresses confirmation
Of this conclusion.
Senator La Follette's recent let
ter limiting at the probability of
his running as an independent for
the presidential nomination is the
absorbing topic of comment among
politicians of both parties. Petit
tions are already being circulated
In his behalf In states where they
are required to get his name on
the ballot. The probability of his
running is thought to be very
strong.
He is not thought likely to
start anything" however, until
after- the two parties have made
their nominations and declared
their platforms.
x y ~ .r5..
1t will be recalled that a large
'ff" was attached to his threat
ened candidacy-ff'' the two old
parties did not adopt platforms
sufficiently progressive in terms
and declarations to meet with his
approval. Well, it is regarded as
a l00-to-1 shot that neither of the
old parties will be radical enough
In their platforms to suit him and
he Will have to run In order to be
consistent. If he does, of course
the probability of the election of
president being thrown into the
Congress will loom up at once.
Democrats are concerning them
selves principally with specula-
tions as to whom the Smith and
McAdoo forces will throw their
delegates when tho time should
ARRIVE that 1t is manifest 1,eitfer
ono can win the nomination. The
McAdoo men confidently declare
There 10 not going to be any such
time" In the case OF Mr.. McAdoo;
they insist that he will gain stead
lily after the favortte sons are
voted for, and win:
4 \ Ak
The politicians realize that the
presence Of so many uninstructed
delegations in the convention will
tend to make 1t very dificult to
throw" large blocs In any one di-
10 .oonut 4seM!4g p N1A19 r. -
Evening star., 1924-06-01
BONUS VETO OVERRlDERS'
MISJUDGMENT MADE PLAIN

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1924-06-01

The politicians. realize that the
presence of so many uninstructed
delegations in the convention will
tend to make 1t very dimcult to
throw" large blocs In any one di-
4a0ka0a. Individual SAniuion 10 Liable
70 .oonnt 4aeM!ly q NlAaE & -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-05
.ECos DE ~JUvENTUD CAToLICA"

FL Comit6 Jurfdico que preside el
seflor William II. Preston la rendido un
extenso informe sobre muy importantcs
asuntos, entire ellos aceptan los MEM
bros del Comit6 el informe presentado
por varioS j0veneS de la elite" social
mayaguezana para incorpOrar una di-
vision de Juventud Cat6lica en- esa.
El pr6ximo viernes, serd la reunion
del cuerpo director de Ia institution,
en- el salon de JuntaS de los CaballeroS
de Colon En- esta reunion deberan es-
| tar preSentes. los siguientes directories !:
! Crist6bal Real Jr; Alfonso GimGnez !;
Eulogio Riera; William ii. Preston
cl Director Espiritual Y Conscjcro,
Rdo. Padre Gonzalo Noel. Hay varioS
informeS pendientes cue tratar, entire
ellos cl del Comit9 de Iniciaci0n. pa
ra aprobar el procedimiento de inicia-
ci6n los nuevc j6venes recomendados
por la .Junta de OficialeS, y cuya ini-
/ ciaci6n tendra efecto el pr0Ximo m6r-
! coles del cOrriente en- el Gran ConSeio.
Han sido Gltimamente nombradoS
los j0venes socioS fundadores Tcodoro
Gonzalez Y Ernesto Walls LloberaS,
miembros asociados del comitG dc Ac-
: tos Sociales
! TambiGn han sidO nombrados los j6-
venes socios fundadores Evaristo Frei-
ria Jr. V Federico Shomburg, como
miembros asociadoS del ComitG Juridi-
| co.
FL Comit6 de Investigation de socioS
que preside Manuel Garcia Cabrera in
forma haber aceptado once de las vein
titres solicitudes presentadas su con
! Sideraci0n por los SoCioS. Pr0Ximamen-
te habri otra reunion del mencionado
!, Comit6 para yer de recOmendar las SO
licitudes de ingreSo que han de ser
aprobadas por Ia Junta de OficialeS que
Sc reunir;i pr6ximamente la semana en-
! trante. .4.-4
FL ComitG Atl6tico tendrd otra reu-
Mon pr6xiniamente, la cual sera con
vocada con tempo en- todos los pcri0-
dicos de la capital, como es. costum-
bre. Sc esperan verdaderos buenos re-
Sultados de este comit6 que entenderd
en- tGdo 10 concerniente al deporte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-05
REGIO EsTRENo EN- Ell RIALTO
ELAINE FAMNfERSTEIN EN-
"oRo DE BROADWAY

La magnifica production, primera
de una serie especial, que para Ia
Truart Film ACADIA de interpreter la Ia
lentosa Elaine nam1nerstein, "Oro de
Broadway, es, sin duda alguna, uno
de los fotodramas de presentation mas
lujosa y rica que Sc han editado en- Ell
presente afo.
En- sus escenas Sc hacen tales derrro-
ches de decorados, de vestuario, etc,
etc. que eJ espectador, asombrado ante
tanta riqueza variedad, Sc siente
deslumbrado Y cree estar asistiendo q
la presentation de una maravillosa fan
tasfa.
El asunto de que trata el argumento
de ''orc de Broadway es interesau-
te en- grado sumo Sc refiere todo y
las peripecias de una joven y bella
muchacha inocente Y candorosa, que
Sc We, a causa de su profession de CO.
rista, eEvuelta en- la agitada vida que
Sc hace en- New York, durante las al
tas horas de la madrugada.
Miss Hanmerstein, con esa natura-
lidad sinceridad que lie han hecho
MERCER sl titulo de ''La perfecta in
terprete'', caracteriza esta corista, ha-
ciendo I'm tipo digno de estudio
Una de las escenas- mas originates de
toda Ia ohra, es aquella en- que Sc We
ell interior de uno de estos modernos
palac:os del Placer, la Extravagancia
y la Locdra, disfrazado de restaurant
de lpjo cabaret, que Sc encuentra pie
t6rico Ell una heterog6nea multitud de
hombres Y nlujeres lujosa ricamente
ataviados Y reunidos ALI para celebrar
una carrora de gansos.
Esta soberbia production sera estre-
NADIA esta nochs en- el Rialto, y clio
nos hace Greer que ell suntuoso coliseo
SC vera completamente lleno.
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INF ORM CION GENERAL :
ILUSTRE COFRADIA DE JESUS
CRUCIFICADO Y SANTA ROSA
DE LIMA

Solemnes cultos en- honor de la Pa
trona Santa Rosa de Lima que celebra
la Cofradfa de La Parroquia, Iglesia de
San Jose, antes Convento Dominica.
Dfa 4 de setiembre ;-Dara comien-
20 un Triduo al toque de Oraci6n el
Santo Rosario, ejercicio gozo le-
tanfa cantados.
Dfa de setiembre.-Igual al primer
d1a, anadiendo un Response pOr los Her
manos Difuntos.
D1a 6 de setiembre.-Igual al ante
rior, terminando con una Salve Solem-
ne.
Dfa Z de setiembre.-A las siete de
la mai1ana Communion General. A las
8 de la maiana misa solemne, con ser
mon a cargo de un Orador SagradO de
la Congregation de los Reverendos PIP.
PIP.
Sc invita- los HermanoS Y fieles ca
t6licos para estos actos ReligiOsOs.
Pauline TORRES, Secretario.
Godofredo PEREZ, El padre Director
Antonio Olivero, MayordOmo.
San Juan, 2. r., 1ro. de setiembre,
1924.
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Ell VOTO INTELIGENTE

En- dferentes ocasiones hemos dido decr muchas per-
vspeas de eecoones que no VOaran canddauras
ntegras, Votaran nteIgenten1ente.
escuchar afirmaci6n semeante conesamos que he
mos pronda deception honda aargura pof
que pensado entonces cas otadad de nueso
pueblo Vota as ntegenemente debe ser un pueblo
ncapactado compeamente eecco de un derecho tan
sagrado ell del sufragio.
confeamos esta armacion nos ha hecho pensar de-
endaene este asuno dea de tener un gran nte
trascendencia.
tene de rase nosotros nos paece absudo dicuo
mayoa de los que dcen que votan ntegentemente que
eo cue Votar candidates pardos
hace selection de aqueos hobres que elos
los me & o para ta baoe e os
ria de los eIectoes hceran 10 smo seleoconara tanb@n
persona que ha votado segn A ntegentemente ha
hecho ota pone pego la suere de pado sin
consegur tfantes candidates especoos que
egenca pecIara hzo sehaar la caseta Un voo as
in1ti como ST no Sc hubiera emitido
Con ell sistema electoral nuestra sla, donde
ell eecor tene fozosamente que contonarse votar las
personas que prevamente han sido encasadas po los
ganismos de paido ell voto amado inegente rdfcuo
podra conseguirse candidaura
compesa de eementos Heterogeneous petenecenes deen
es pardo tai ocurriera por buenos que fueran los
derentes oOeodades ss aoaoones pdbicas no esarfan
nentabIe amagama perudca la buena Marcia de ad
ST ahondaramos en- esa question: tendriamos que eoar
snteresado paotco sincere eI de
chedumbres que hacen bao insignia ponen
das esperanzas enuehos los ideaes pro-
nesas sao no de unos hoFbres sno de un particle
en- deerminado partdo, maginan que tai coectv
oao es la eo Ia que tiene los meJores eeenos;
esa Ia que cupra ejor su cometdo votan bajo insignia
sin detenerse que ticket hay
enemgo suyo un candidate anpatco mao. Eos
as 10 hacen pou Green que bao la insignia de pado
dos son buenos competentes IeaIes
hasta EN- este hacen bien porque eos pueden
ser los eponaabes de hobres quienes crey6
cegamene para eeVarIos puestos de conanza
oeJen de cnpr ego como deberan ell dsempeno los
oargos que ueron exatados por voIuntad popular
De acuerdo con nueso sistema electoral en- que Sc ha
cen eecCOnes de pardos de candidates. partdos es
ian en- deber ineudbe Gle seiecconar eores honhre
as 10 hacen cuandc epehan tunar; pero los eecto
res no pueden no deben hace ota que escoger ejor
pard hacero tenendo cuenta mas que sus inteeses
conVenencIas pesonaes los ntereses generates del pals
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BEATT PAcIFICr DocToREM
Para Ell DR.. Crescioni.
Empleado de la Fundaci6n de
Rockefeller. BarcelOneta.

FL articulo por EREADos CAM.
NOS que aparecio en- Ell MUNDo an
terror autorizado por el DR.. Crsscioni
EN- contestacion a los quo publiqu6 en-
Ia prensa diaria de san Juan. con ei
mismo titulo, ha llegado oportunamen
te, cuando va perdia la esperanto dc
que un medico dc ITALIA" " de Ia q
la del DR.. Crescioni) contestara pun
to por punto todos los argumentos on
mis- articulos.
FL srticulista Sc conoreta a extrac-
tar de los informes emitidos por
"esos'' expertos de la Fundacl6n de
Rockefeller, como 81 ellos en- 81 fue-
, ran autoridades internaciOnales en- Ia
materia bajo discussion.
iQue chiquito Sc pone el compafero
Crescioni, pesar dc ser tan srandei
Segurmaente sabra el doctor Crescio-
nj que el tratamiento de la uncinaria-
sis, como problema de salud p0blica
no esta aun perfectamente delinea 20
/ v no podemos aceptar la "autoridac
de los "expertos creados por el De
partamento Insular de Sandal.
Mis- trabaios. compahero. estan ba-
sados en- la mejor baena fe y he ira
tado de llevar conocimionto p0blico
los muchisimos errores de proced.mten
to que NO oUIsIERoN REMEDIAR
antes los que dirigen el Departsmen
to de Sanidad Insular. Ia desgracia
nuestra consiste en- que aqui no hay
opinion Y falta mucho el carseser en-
los hombres cada Jefe de pSpaVta-
mento Sc cree un tiranuelo e. . Inc
respecta los poderes discrecionales
que la ley ha puesto en- sus manos. va
ra ser usados con prudencia Y sabldu
ria. crey6ndose que Sc puede hace1 'c
QUE le venga en- ganas sin tener en-
cuenta que los fondos pGblicos no Sc
pueden, dentro de ley. malgastar er
campafas inGtiles y bajo el sofisiaa
del BIEN PUBLIco. Tan no hay or
Mon tan sin cuidados les tienen las
criticas justas, que en- toda Ia seris
de articulos contra &c las actuae.one'
de dicho Departamento. me han salidc
a. encuentro. tqui6n Green ustedes7..
.uues un tai otero de Ahasco. Super
INSPECTOR de sanidad, Ell notabalisi-
mo M6dico DR.. crcscioni ambos bajo
suelao. ioh. maldita comial Gel De
partamento de sanidad Y Ia Fanda
ci6n de Rockefeller. En- cambio han
comprado espacios EN- las ediciones DC
minicales de Ell MUNDo Y Puerto
Rico Ilustrado'', para "alentar -
los 'desalentados por mi saiudaol'
campafia en- bien de la salud pabhca
cuando hubiera sido mas correcto, ma
humane mas barato. que los que
dirigen ell Departamento de sanidad
de Puerto Rico, utilizando las eolu.l
mas de los diaries dc la ciudaa, h"'
bieran disipado esa neblina de ince+i'
dumbre que presiden todos sus aet's
DR.. Z. N. Bocanegra LOPEZ.
Agosto 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-05

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