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sejo Executive en- nombrs de este prin-
cipio. Ghabriamos ahora de conculcar-
10?
No hay que decir que tai innova-
ci6n no tiene probabilidad alguna de
6xito, que los republicanos hemos de
combatirla, aun en- ell case improbable
dc que obtuviese el apoyo de la Union
dc Puerto Rico. Muloz Rivera fracaso
en- su intento dc incluir en- IA ley organi
ca un precepto permitiendo al Gobcrna
dor elegir como jefes de DEPARTMENT.
a Senadores representatives Y dando
asiento y voz al gabinete. en- cualesquie
ia de las Camaras. en- aslntos relacio-
nados con sus funciones. Esta reforma,
inspirada en- ell sistema parlamentario
europeo. no encontro ambiente favora-
bile en- ell Congreso, a pesar de qIe, en-
cierto modo. la prolific ell entonces Go
bernador Yager. 81 esto ocurrio enton-
tes va puede suponerse Ia suerte que
cspera al plan sin p-ecedentes del ami
go C6rdova Davila.
En- cusnto a conferir Jurisdiction
a la corte Sup-ema en- materias Fede-
rales. aboliendo la Corte dc Distrito
dc los Estados Unidos, dire a usted que
en- Puerto Rico, en- 10 judicial. tenemos
IN organization que existe en- los Es
tados. La jurisdiction en- asuntos Fedc-
rales Ia eiercen las cortes Federalcs.
la Jurisdiction en- asuntos locales. las
cortes del estado. En- los Territories
ambas jurisdicciones son ejercidas por
las Cortes Territoriales que son creacioa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
UN ENoRME CoNTRABANDo DE
ARMAs CON DESTINo A MEJrCo
FUE IETENIDo PoR LAS AUToRI-
DADES AMERICANAs

WASHINGTON enero 0. Omitted
Press) DE fuente Official Sc sabe que
agentes del gobierno de Washington
han frustrado un plan praparado con
el fin dc conducir un enorme contraban
do de municiones, ametraradoras Y ri
hes. valorado en- medic million de do
lares. hacia veracruz via Galveston o
New Orleans.
Los agentes federales han declarado
gre la compra del referido cargamento
de armas fue hecha en- Nueva York an
tes dc que en- Casa Blanca anunciaran
IA determination de proceder al embar-
go de los cargamentos do armas que
fuersn capturados con destino a Me-
jico pero despues de que Mr.. Hughes,
secretario de Estado. declarara que Ia
Administrator actual sc oponia a Ia
vcnta de armas Meiico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10

del Congreso Federal Y en- tai sentido
cortes Federales, v como el Territorio
no tiene soberania propia, carece de
I'm poder judicial creado por la legis-
latura Territorial en- ell ejercicio de su
poder soberano.
En- este concepto siendo Puelv- Ii
co un Territorio (organizado aunque
no incorporado) una dependencia. sin
p-opia sobgania, podria el congreso or
ganizar nuestro sistema judicial a imi-
tacion de los Territories historicos.
creando cortcs Territoriales que asu-
miriam Jurisdiction, asi en- materia fe-
deTal como en- asuntos propiamcnte To-
Gales; pero en- tai case los jueces de
estos tribunales deberian ser desisna-
dos por el Presidente con el consenti
micnto del Senado de los Estados Uni
dos. porque serian funcionarios fede-
rales cresdos por Ell congreso, encarga-
(Continua en- la pag. 90
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RetmldndOse al prOyedOtdessky del COmENnadO Re-
sldente, dice e senior Tous Soto, que no solo Sc es-
tabeCe en- d.d SStema de Gabnete en- OpOSG6n al
regimen representative, genuinamente americana, ST.
no que Sc deSnaturaiza aque Sltema
Ell lustre poEtico republican, analiza combate las
prncpales dpOsciones del expresado proyecto de ley
al que cOnSidera un plan sin precedentes

A un redactor de "El Aguila de
Puerto Rico, el Presidente del Parti-
DO Republican,. don Jose Tons Soto ha
dado una ontrevista, de la cual, por
parecernos de interes para nuestros lee
torres, reproducimos 10 que sc refere al
Proyecto del Comisionado Residente
las frases suya5 respecto de Sis prop6-
sitos ideas respecto la labor de los
comisionados de la Legislature:
''El proyecto de Cordova Davila no
solo es premature, sino incongruente
en- varios extremes, saber:
(a) Sistema de Gab:nete.
(b) Jurisdiction Federal atribui-
da la Corte sup7ema, de Puerto Ri
co. disponiendo la vez que los Jue-
ces dejen de ser de nombramiento pre-
sidencial.
(c) No aplicaci6n Puerto Rico de
las leyes Federales que especialmente
no sc declaren extensivas a Puerto
Rico
No solo sc establece ell sistema de Ga
binete en- opos;cion al regimen Repre-
sentative, genuinamente americana 81
no que Sc desnaturaliza aquel sistema.
En- Europa, los ministries tienen asien-
to y VOC en- cualquieSa de las camaras,
por eI solo .f1echo de ser ministries de
la Corona del Presidente. pero solo
tienen voto en- la Camara de que sean
miembros, 81 es que 10 son de a'guna.
Els decir. el hecho de ser miembro del
Parlamento no inhabilita para ser mi
nistr2; mientras que en- America. un lie
gislsdor no puede ejercer ningin car
go executive Y los Secretaries minis
tros no tienen asiento en- las Camaras,
no puedcn hablar, 81 no son uamados a
informar ante las Comisiones legislat;-
vas mucho meros pueden presentar
proyectos de ley. La separation de los
poderes legislative y executive es abso-
luta.
FL Comisionado de Puerto Rico ha
"inventado" un sistcma de "ultrapar-
lamentarismo' con ell cual sc consagra
legitima una deplorable y pernicio-
sa antocracia Legislative. Solo los le-
gisladores podrian ser consejeros del
Gobernador, ministries, secretarios co
mo quiera llamarseles. Esta innovation
es tnica. sin precedentes en- Ell derecho
politico universal ha de sonar here
gia constitutional en- los oidos dc los
legislsdores de America. scstenedores
dc la pureza del dogma de separation
de poderes proc'amado por Monies
quieu. Ecsotros, que execramos ell Con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
Los cOmisiOnadOs fiIipinOs ROxas, Gueyara
y GabaId0n fOrmuan una en6rgica|petidOn
ANTE eI COngresO de los EstadOs ] UnidOS
sOEGtandO Ia Immediate y absolute indie
pendenda'de las SIas Fillplnas, y prOtes-
tandO de las aCtuaGOnes del Cob. Wood

WASHINGTON, enero 0. Omitted
Press).-Una energica peticion, frma-
da por los Comisionados flipinos, pro-
minentes lideves nacionalistas, Roxas,
Guevars. Gabaldon ha sido enviada
hoy al Senado. la Camara de los rs
tados Unidos. solicitando la Immediate
absolute Independence del Archipie-
lago Filipino.
En- dicha petici6n. sc eleva una pro
tesla contra la tardanza evidenciada
por la Administration federal en- ell
cumplimiento de las promesas que hi
ciera al pueblo filipino, 70 cual indica
uue ha causado este una fatal impre-
sion en- aquellas islas. Sc hace ademas
I'm estudio detallado de los origenes
prop6sitos de la Ley Jones. declaran-
do que Jos flipinos han cumplido al pie
de la letra con las condiciones requeri-
das para obtener su plena soberania.
Aseguran los Comisionados filipinos
en- su nota al Congreso que el Gober-
nador General de Filipinas. Mr.. Wood,
Sc ha excedido en- sus poderes como
tai. violando ell acta organica Jones v
las promesss hechas pOr el Gobierno de
Washington, desconociendo los derechos
del senado insular y destruyendo por
complete el sistema presupuestal del
Archipelago.
Termina Ia nota indicando cue los re
cientes acontecimientos ocurridos reve-
Ian la necesidad de solucionar la cues
ton flipina ahora. Y de una veg para
siempre, sobre la base de una indepen-
dencia Immediate Y absolute. Agrega:
Ell tempo de. .nnastEa inaep psnaencia'
ha llegado'.
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"A Quienes IntereSc''

Nunca he tenido. no tengo, nj picnso
teEer ningln socio.
Nunca he ordenado, no ordeno, nj
ordenare a nadie a cobrar el dinero de
esta firma.
Toda persona que ha estado este, y
pueda estar en- todo sitio que este
bsjo mi control, ha sido, es Y sera So
lamente empleado Y NADIA mas.
Santiago r. Roble
Aguadilla. P. r San Juan, P. K,
Progreso 20, 2ndO. pisO. Hotel Central
Articulos para iestas, petardos,
estrellas. diablos, garbanzos, etc, etc.
ex.stencias permanentes.
Despachos inmedistos Santo Do
mingo, Cuba, Jamaica, Curacao. st.
Thomas. etc. AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
Sc ALQUlLA MAGNIFlCA
RESIDENClA

en- Kings Court, al Iado del Par
que. lnformaran en- ell No. 9 de
la misma caIIe. AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
A bordO del vapOr Porto
Rico Sali0 aver para
Washington Ia COmiSi0n
de legislatures puer-
tOrrique1OS
Mas de tres mil personals Sc reunierOn
en- eI mueIIe para deGr adiOS a nueSrOS
COmpatriOtas. la Banda Municipal fu3 a
deSpedir a los COmiSiOnadOS. .--NumerO-
SOS bouquets de flores fuerOn entrega-
dos a Ia SehOra del GObernadOr

Aver a las cuatro de la tarde Ear
p6 de este puerto con destino al de
Nueva York ell vapor Porto Rico"
conduciendo los delegados de la Legis-
latura puertorriqueia que van a Wash
ington q recabar para nuestro pals ma
yorcs libertades.
Desde las cuatro media gran nu-
nero de personas de todos los partidos
empezose a trasladar al muelle para
despedir a nuestros comisionados. ALI
vimos casi todos los Jefes de Depar-
tamentos a innumerables omp,eados
plbIcos, familiares de los que Sc
marchaban sus numerosos amigos.
Dificilmente pudimos llegar hasta e.
vapor en- donde vimos casi todos los
comisionados que va estaban bordo
a exccpci6n del Gobernador Towner Y
ell senior Barcel6 quienes llegaron pocos
momentos antes de empezar elevaF
anclas ell vapor.
Cast impossible sc hacia dar un paso
a bordo. dada la aglomeraci6n dc ami
gos solo Sc oian csrifosas frases de
despedida y de aliento para los que
partian.
Ia banda municipal fue a despedir-
los hasta Ia boca del MORO. a bordo del
remolcsdoT John Berwind ejecu-
tando pleas de misica regional.
Cuando ell vapor empez6 Earpar.
hubo una general expectation y al apa-
recer on la banda de estribor Ell grupo
de los oOnpatriOtas en- quienes el pals
Ia cifrado sus esperanzas sc les tTibu-
to una prolongada ovaci6n mientras Ia
griteria del publico casi shogaba Ell pi-
to del vapor.
Un bellisimo grupo de distinguidas
damas de nuestra sociedad conducien-
do hermosos bouquets de flores los en-
tregaron a la sefiora del Gobe-nador
micntras de sus labios sc escapaban fra
ses de aiento buCnos deseos por el
exito de los legislatures nativos.
Mr.. Tcwner, Tous Soto y gran ntme
ro de ,os comisionados tuvieron frases
dc conmovedora gratitud para aquel Sc
lecto grupo do conocidisimas damas
que fue hasta cl vapor tributarle una
carifosa cordial despedida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
UN APARTAMENTO PARA
FAMIlIA

Sc aIquila EN- ell Tobacco Palace
de esta ciudad. Para informes:
Alfonso Riera y Co. Tel. SGT, San
Juan. AdVt.
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cion do las armas que vayan dirigidas
los revolucionarios.
Ell SUEGRo DE OREGON ENCAR-
CELADo PoR oRDENES DE ESTE

LAREDO, Texas, enero 8 Omitted
Press)-Se informa que Ell General Ia
pia. suegro del Presidente obregon, ha
sido encarcelado en- Monterey por Or
denes expresas de este tltimo, basadas
en- la creencia de que ell General Ia
pia alienta ideas revolucionarias.
Tambien Sc informa que por ordenes
de la misma fuente ha sido encarce-
lado en- Ciudad dc Mejico ell General
Amaro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10

(Continua en- la pag. 90
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
LAS AUToRIDADEs INvEsTIGAN
LA PRoCEDENCIA DEL
CoNTRABANDo

WASHINGTON, enero 8. Omitted
Press).-Las autoridades federales han
iniciado una minuciosa investigation
de la procedencia del frustSado plan
para pasar el contrabando de armas de
medic million de d6'ares con destino a
los rebeldes mejicanos, via New Or
leans hacia Veracruz.
Ell gobierno ha instruido todos sus
agentes en las poblaciones fronteTizas
que examiner embellishments todos los
embarques que Sc hagan con destino a
Mejico, que procedan a la confisca-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
UNA NoTA DE ESPANA AL QUAI
D'ORSAY

PARIS, enero Omitted Press)-
En- el ouai de orsay ha sido recibida
una nota del gobierno de Espafia rela-
cionada con la question de Angler. Sc
considera cordialisima, y lleva pen
sar firmemente que las reservas mill
tares de Angler seran retirsdas dentro
de POGO.
Evening star., 1924-08-18

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Evening star., 1924-08-04
DECLARES EUROPE
ON BRINK OF WAR
HjaImar Branting Says Sit
uation Much Same as When
World Struggle Broke.
By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright. 1924.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright 1924.
STOCKHOLM, August 4.-Europe
again is lowering between war and
peace, almost to the same extent as in
the fatefuI August days ten years ago
with the balance in favor of war, ac-
cording to Former Premier Hjalmar
Branting of Sweden. Upon his re-
turn to Stockholm, Sunday, Branting
wrote an article for. the. paper Social
Democraten in connection with the
tenth anniversary or the European
foodbat
AT present we have an interim in
which there is neither war nor actual
peace" the statesmen said. The
dangers of the central European sit
uation have been enhanced by the
the work of reconstruction and has
made impossible the forging together
of the bonds of international good
Will, torn asunder by the world con-
hagration in 1914. One side is still
harping about the brutal invasion by
the other, and the latter is trying its
best to avoid its plighted obligations
AT this late day, however, light
has begun to down over Europe. The
British and French elections were
N44tiiNA u a liS" dlbIluue anu TIE
LONDON conference already has borne
the first fruit of reconciliation among
the nations. Germany'S cooperation
has not Yet been secured, but her in
terests are so clearly linked up with a
defininite solution of the reparations
tanEle that any refusal on her part
would be next to suicidal
Branting concluded by reiteratine
his faith in the League of Nations
which he said was getting stronger
and better organized, and which with
the labor classes of the world be-
hlnd 1t. should be able to prevent
future wars.
Evening star., 1924-08-04
By the Associated Press.

MOSCOW, August 4.-The body Of
Nikolai Lenin, the former Soviet pre-
mier, which rests on a brilliant red
velvet bier in a Theoretically sealed
glass-covered coffin, was exhibited to
the American and other foreign news
papermen yesterday. The embalmers
appear to have accomplished some
thing of a scientific miracle in forti-
tying the tissues of the dead Soviet
leader against dissolution. All who
knew Lenin in life say that in death
he looks as natural and serene as on
the day of his death
Although the medical experts who
embalmed the body say that neither
wax nor any coloring material was
used, the face appears normal in
every way. there being no indication
of augmentation of the flesh, emacia-
ton of the body or shrinkage of fea-
lures. The emba1mers even have con-
trived to impart a smile to the face.
Dressed In Semi-MiIitary Suit.
The body of Lenin is dressed in a
simple semi-miltary suit of a mate
rial resembling American khaki. His
hands rest easily on the chest, but
with the right hand clenched. which
elS Siidi Oh the
ary leader in life.
Above the black and red coffin, with
its pyramid-shaped glass canopy, is
a set of fire axes and fire extinguish-
ing apparatus. An armed Red" SOL
dier stands at the head of the bier
and another at its foot.
Prof Sbarski of the Moscow Insti-
tute of Chemical Science who, with
Prof. Norobeff of kharkov University,
carried out the four months embalm-
ing process, said today that neither
the Egyptian nor any other foreign
method of preservation had been
adopted, but that for the first time
in history a purely scientific chemical
and medical formula, based on patho-
logical research, had been employed.
DispIacing of Water Content.
The simple process of displacing
the water content Of the body by a
strong chemical solution, containing
glycerin, calcium and other elements,
was used in embalming. The profess
sor said experiments on human flesh
had been made on bodies furnished by
the Russian morgues and pathologi-
cal institutes and that the results of
Evening star., 1924-08-04
ETERNAL SMILE ON LENIN'S FACE
BY MIRACLE IN EMBALMING ART
Dead Dictator Appears Only Sleeping on Red
Velvet Bier-Journalists Told Body Viii
Last Forever If Heat Is Constant.

these experiments were applied to the
body of Lenin.
According to Prof. sbarski. the
Russian chemists had achieved a real
triumph over the ancient Egyptian
embalmers, in that the system
evolved by the Russians made sure
not only the presentations of the dull
contour OF the body, but the preserva-
ton of the features of the face. He
contended that the Egyptians had
succeeded only in mummifying
bodies at the sacrifice of every trace
OF personality, while the latest Rus
sian method conserved everything
lifelike.
Body Should Last Forever.
If no marked change in tempera-
ture occurred in the tomb, said Prof
Sbarski, Lenin's body should last
forever. At present the temperature
In the mausoleum is 16 degrees
Reamur COS degrees F'ahrenheit).
Prof. SbarSki said the entire cost
or embalming the body OF Lentn was
only $500, in striking contrast to
the fortunes the Egyptians spent on
the bodies of their pharaohs mobiles
and high priests. A commis ssion of
experts who examined the body ex-
pressed the opinion that it would last
in its present state from so to 40
years, and perhaps longer
The features of Lenin are iIlum-
mated by an electric light, the
strong rays accentuating the paIIor
of the face and emphasizing with
garish effect the crimson bed on
which the body rests. Already Il, 900
persons have viewed the body. Their
presence affected the temperature
inside the tomb by raising 1T only
one degree. This rise is not consid-
cred by the experts as dangerous.
Evening star., 1924-08-04
Oysters Improved by Rain.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. August 4.-The al
most continuous rains of the Spring.
with consequent heavy flow of fresh
water into the bay, did not injure the
oyster beds of the upper Chesapeake.
according to Swepson Earle, State
conservation commissioner, who has
just completed a survey of the oyster
bars in that section. "On the con
trary," he said, oysters on Hodges
Bar, the first bar above Swan Point,
are exceptionally large and healthy.
The size of these oysters is due to the
fact that the department did not al
low them to be caught last year.
oysters as FAR up as Pooles Island
are in good condition"
Evening star., 1924-08-04
Woman Takes Own Life.
Special Dispatcb TO The Star

y
STAR CITY, W. Va, August A.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hall. wife of D.
H. Hall, whose first husband, John
Archer, a Baltimore and Ohio police
man, was killed in battle with thieves
here January 10. 1922, committed sui
eide at Connellsville, Pa, by shoot
ing herself through the heart. III
health was given as the cause. Hall
was sitting on the front porch when
she fired the fatal shot in a room up
stairs.
Evening star., 1924-08-04
STUDENTS EARN S14,576.
Vocational Agriculture Pays Two
Ways in Maryland.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Specfal Dlspatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, August 4. - Five
nuhdred ana forty-one county school
boys of the State STUDYING Vocational
agriculture last year made net prof
ITS of Sl4,576.40, over $4,000 more
than they made the previous scholas-
tic year, according to the annual re-
port OF the State director of voca-
tional education.
Vocational agriculture was taught
last year in 80 schools in IS of the
counties. Twelve new departments
of the subject were established in
county schools during the 1923-1924
terms.
Five hundred and forty-one pupils
undertook projects.
They worked more than $40 acres
of land, producing field and sweet
corn, potatoes. tomatoes, soy beans,
general truck vegetables. tobacco
and miscellaneous agricultural
products.
Evening star., 1924-08-04
Preacher.Surgeon Dies.

COLLEGE PARK. Ga, August A.
DR.. A. r. Holderby, S6. famous as a
minister-surgeon, died at his home
here yesterday following a short I'LL
ness. He was born in Petersburg,
Va, in 1898. He graduated from
Emory University in 1859 and served
in the Civil War.
He came to Atlanta in 1890, accept
ing a call to the Moore Memorial
Church. He opened a free medical
clinic several years later. which de-
veloped into the Atlanta Presby-
terian Hospital.
Gas brackets that have become
corroded and unsightly may be paint
ed with aluminium or gilt paint and
made quite good looking again.
Evening star., 1924-08-04
STUDEBAKER
Just Drive 1t; That's All
Stop Itching Eczema
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You.

Never mind how often you have
tried and failed, you can stop burn
ing, itching Eczema quickly by ap-
plying Zemo, furnished by any drug
gist for 35c. Extra large bottle, $100.
Healing begins the moment Zemo is
applied. In a short time usually
every trace of Eczema, letter, Pim-
pies, Rash, Blackheads and similar
skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making
It vigorously healthy, always use
Zemo, the penetrating. antiseptic
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dependable treatment for skin trou-
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Zemo Ointment, Soc.
Evening star., 1924-08-04
Noted Insurance Man Dies.

PROVIDENCE, r l., August Col.
l. E. Shepley, head of the insurance
concern of Starkweather & Shepley,
with offices in New York, Chicago,
Boston. Paris and this city. died YES
terday at his Summer home on War
wick Neck. He was sixty years old.
Mr. Shepley, former lieutenant gov
ernor of Rhode Island, besides being
prominent in the insurance field, was
a director in numerous commercial
organizations.
Evening star., 1924-08-04

Lace that is not too badly soiled
can be cleaned with fine oatmeal
Try it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

McAdoo Backers Absent at
State Caucus,
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 49,
Democratic chieftains in caucus early
today picked a party slate for the
April primaries and invited the adj
visory State convention scheduled to
convene at IL a. m, to indorse it. The
slate follows:
For United States Senator, Col. A
A. Sprague; Governor. Judge Norman
L. Jones: Lieutenant Governor, Fer
dinand Garesche; secretary OF State,
Andrew Olson; State auditor, state
Senator Edward ]. Hughes; State
treasurer, John C. Martin; attorney
general, Thomas Donovan; represent
atives in Congress at large. Mrs. Mary
Hart and Frank I. Mann.
The slate was picked by fifteen lead
es called into caucus by George Bren.
nan, Illinois Democratic leader. Sup
porters Of william G. McAdoo for the
Democratic nomination for President
were conspicuous by their absence.
Henchnen of James Hamilton Lewis,
who apparently had the United States
Senatorship nomination tied up, also
were missing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18
FINAL ED|CTS ON
SMOKE MAILED
Four Firms Receive Last
Warnings

New steps in enforcement OF the
smoke ordinance have been taken
with mailing out Of four second no.
tees OF violation and FIVE first notices
by H. F. Templeton. assistant chief
inspector.
Firms receiving second and final
notice:
Deaconess Hospital, Ohio st. and
Senate Ave; Hethertngton & Berner.
701 Kentucky Ave. and Bixby & Co..
Morris and Harding SITS.
Firms receiving first notice:
Puritan Bed Springs Company s02
Kentucky Ave, Intercontinental Tire
and Rubber Company, Cruise and DAILY
Sts.; Adams-Rodgers Company, Ray
and Dover Sts.; NJ & H. Laundry, $50
E. Market ST., and Capital Transfer
and Storage Company, $40 e. Wash
ington ST.