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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-16
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presto sus servicios PROFESSIONALS
a la nina Dolores Laviera, es de
los que mas luz arfojan. Por el Sc
deduce que en- el ORGANISING de la
nina, tan solo funcionan con norma
hdad los pulmones, a pesar de que
ia temperature aparece east nor
nal. Ell funcionaniento del cuerpo
permanece inactive por complete,
a exception del organo Fespirato-
rio, como deciamos. He aqui ell in
forme del facultativo que ha aten-
dido Dolores durante largos
snos, quedando, al igual que todos
los que han sabido de este case sim
gelar, completamente anonadado
ante los prodigios que manifesto
la naturaleza en- esta enfermita.
"Yo, Jose Cuchay, medico CRU
iano. por la presente hago saber,
q1e he prestado mis- servicios pro-
fesionales la nina Dolores Lavie-
IA. en- distintas ocasiones.
"Se trata de un curioso case en-
que con temperature v pulmones
normales, sin que aparezca afecta-
do 6rgano alguno de su constitu-
cion, permanece en- la CANA sin TO-
mar aqua nj alimento por espacio
dc inn1meros meses.
'Hace va algdn tempo pas6 una
de estas crisis, Sc levanto de la ca
ma, engrueso notablemente, para
volver caer desde ell mes de enc
no en- la crisis actual". (Obtenido
gracias a la fina atenci6n del Co
ronel Lewis, del record" del Guar
tel General de Policia).
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FL Juez FOOte diCIa.
Continuation de la Ira. pag.)

Alega, tambien, ell peticionario
que no obstante los requerimientos
cue ha hecho al efecto a los cita-
dos demandados para que lie reco-
nozcan tales derechos como Direc-
tor de la Corporation Banco de
San Juan, estos Sc han negado
sienlpre, como va antes Sc indica
a hacer tai reconocimiento.
Finalmente, ell peticionario ale
ga que no tiene en- el curse or
dinario de la ley otro recurso para
obtener remedio en- este case que
el presente de mandamus que in
teresa.
PoR TANTO, por las razoiies
expuestas, solicita que la Honora-
bic Corte en- su dia previos los
tramites legales que correspondent,
expida contra los demandados
Agustin Alamo, Casiano Diaz Y
Jose Oller, Directories de la Cor
pofacion Banco de San Juan, un
auto de mandamus ordenandoles
den al peticionario asiento en- la
Junta de Directories de dicha Cor
poraci6n V lie permitan sin obs
taculo alguno intervenir Ell las
deliberaciones demas negocios de
dicha Junta, y le reconozcan como
tai Director del Banco de San
Juan V 1e permitan sin obstaculo
slguno ell eiercicio de todas las
funciones legales inherentes a di-
cho cargo; con los demas pronun-
ciamiento que fueren de ley, inn
poniendo a los referidos deman-
dados las costas de este procedi-
miento."
Segun informes, el Hon. Jue2
Foote dicto una orden alternative
de mandamus, a fin de que los
demandados accedan a 10 solic;-
tado por ell peticionario, o, de 10
contrario, que comparezcan el
viernes proximo ante ell Tribunal
producer las razones que tengan
para no acceder a clio.
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1926
SEGUNDO SEMESTRE.

Febrero: Lunes /, 8, Is, %. Mar
ties, 2, Q, 16, %. Microbes, 3, 10,
N, "a, Jueves A, II, 18, %. Vier-
mes 5. IL, 19, 26.
Mario: Lunes /, 8, Is, %. Mar
tes 2. 9, Is, %. Microbes: 3, 10,
II, "a. Jueves, 4, Il, 18, 25. vier-
nes 5, II, 19, &c.
!Abril: Lunes 5, ~, 19, 26. Mar
ces 6, 13, 20, 27. Microbes Z, ID,
81, %. Jueves 8, IS, %, 30. viernes
9, 16, %, 80.
Mayo: 8, 10, II, "a, 81. Martes
4, II, 18, 25. Microbes 5, IL, 10,
2s. Jueves 6, 13, 20, 27. Viernes 7,
IA, 81, %.
Junio: Lunes 7, ID, 21. Martes
/, 8, Is, %. Microbes 2, 8, 16, %
Jueves 3, 10, II, "a. Viernes A.
II, 18, 25.
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.VACACIONES.

De diciembre % enero 1, am
bas fechas inclusive de mayo 80 a
abril 2.
.DIAs DE FIESTA oFICIALEs
Labor Day, setiembre, lunes.
Dia de Colon, octubre IL, lunes.
Dia de Gracias, noviembre &c,
jleves.
Dia de Navidad, diciembre 25,
yiernes.
Dfa de Reyes, Enero 6, mierco-
les.
Natahcio de Washington, febre-
sro %, lunes.
Dia de la Abolicion de la Escala-
vitud, MARIO %, lunes.
Decoration Day, mayo 81, lunes.
Noviembre 81 sera "Arbor Day..
Sc requiere la asistencia de clases
en- tai dia, va que el mismo es con
tado como cualquier otro dia de es-
cuela
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ESTACION WRNY, sITUADA EN-
Ell HOTEL ROOSEVELT DE
NEW YORK

oNDA DE 25S 5 METROS
Microbes, setiembre is
500 P. M. .-Resultado de los
juegos.
8: 10 ''-Datos comerciales
8:2o "-Lecciones de clave.
900 "-Concierto de violin.
$3.50 ''-Hora c6mica.
9:45 ''-Concierto del Estudio
1000 ''-lPor donde saIdre-
mos?-Por w. B. Arvin.
1915 ''-Escultura
1920 ''-Biografia
1880 Canciones
11:00 - Concerto de
Baiie.
N0TA Las horas especifcadas
son horas de Puerto Rico. Sc publ
ca este programa para beneficio de
los oyentes en- esta Isla.
j. AGUSTY.
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PRIMER SEMESTRE.
1925

setiembre: Lunes, 7, IA, 81, %.
Martes: 8, Is, %, 90. Microbes:
Q, 16, %, 80. Jueves: 10, II, "a.
Viernes: II, 18, IS.
Oetubre; Lunes, 5, IL, 19, 26.
Martes: 6, 13, 20, 27. Microbes:
Z, IA. 81. 28. Jueves: 1, 8, is %
29 viernes: 2, 9, Is, %, 80.
Noviembre: Lunes, 2, 3, 16, %,
80 Martes 8, 10, II, %. Microbes:
4, IL, 18, %, Jueves: 5, 12, 10, 26.
Viernes: 6, 13, 20 27.
Diciembre: Lunes Z, IA, 81, Mar
tes, l, 8, Is, %, Microbes, 2, 9,
IS, %, Jueves 8, 10, II, "a. Viernes
4, II, 18, 25.
1926.
Enero. Lunes a, II, 18, rs. Mar
tes 5, II, 10, &c, Microbes 6, 13,
20, 27, Jueves, z, IA, 81, %. Vier-
mes, s, Is, %, 90.
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INFORMES.

4-Informes sobre visitas deben
rendirse una semana despues de
cada mes escolar.
2-Informes sobre Artes Manua
les y Ciencias Domesticas deben
rendirse una semana despues de
cada semestre escolar.
3.-Informes sobre ausencias,
forma No. So, debe rendirse inme-
diatamente despues de la tercera
semana de cada mes escolar.
4.-La Forma No. 101 Sc exigi-
ra al final de cada mes escolar.
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UNA VISTA A
"LA SANTA DOLORES"

FL detective seflor Jose Cedeno
visito recientemente ell lugar donde
habita la "Santa Dolores, dando
el siguiente informe de su vista,
que contiene datos interesantfsi-
mos de la vida general de la en-
ferma.
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NENADIcH sEIs
EDIcTo

Yo, EDUARDO URRUTIA. Mar
slal de la Corte de Distrito del Dis
trito Judicial, Segundo Distrfto de
San Juan, P. r., hago saber:
Que en- cumplimiento de un man
damiento de ejecucion de senten-
cia dictada en- este case contra ell
demandado Ruperto Fuentes y FueR
tes, por la cantidad De cuatro mil
cuatrocientos sesenta y dos dollars.
intereses y costas; en- este dia he
embargado todo Ell derecho, titMlo
e intereses que dicho demandado
tenga en- los siguientes bienes:
Una casa en- construction de ce-
mento armada construida a expen-
sas y con dinero del demandado
Rupetto Tuentes Fuentes, cuya "a
brica est$ pendiente de su termi-
nacion final; enclavada en- nm So
lar radicado en- ell Iugar denomina-
do "LAVERINTo'' del poblads
de Santurce, Secci6n Norte, del Mu
nicipio de San Juan, p. R., colir-
dante al NoRTE en- 81 metros 70
centimetros, con propiedad dc den
Ignacio Cruz, antes, hoy, don Pc
dro Bolivar Alvarez; por Ell SUR.
en- % metros 95 centimetros, con
don Domingo Diaz, Y con Hijos de
@. Bolivar en- 4 metros centin1e
tros; por Ell ESTE. con dona Ra-
faela Daubon, antes, hoy don J.
Robert, en- 10 metros 80 centime
tros; y por ell oESTE, con don Cor
gonio Bolivar, antes, hoy, Hijos de
G. Bolivar, en- una extension de 10
metros so centimetros.
La finca descrita la vendera en-
p1bhca subasta Ell dia NUEvE (9)
del mes de octubre de 1925. a Las
dos de su tarde, en- mi oficina sta
en- Ell edifcio que ocupa La Corte de
Distrito, Segundo Distrito, al me-
jor postor, en- moneda legal sIae-
ricana, que 1ara efectiva en- e, sc
to. al Marshal.
Y para pub11co conocimiento ge-
neral, expido Ell presente EDIcTo
que ser$ publicado tres veces, 0
sea una vez cada semana durante
Ell termino de vEINTE DIAs. en
uno de los peri6dicos de estA eiu-
dad. -
San Juan, Puerto Rico, sstiem-
bre IA de 1925.
Eduardo URRUTIA,
Marshal de la Corte de Distrito.
segundo Distrito, San Juan, P. r.
fAnuucio(
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EN- La coRTE DE DIsTRITo
DEL DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE
SAN JUAN, P. r.
sEeuNDo D1sTR1To

EsTADos UNIDos DE AMERICA
Ell Presidente de los EE. UU.
Ell PUEBLO DE PTo. RICO.
S. S.
AGUsTIN HERNANDEZ BfENA.
Demandante.
VS..
RUPERTo FUENTEs FUENTEs,
Demandante.
Civil ndmero 91S.
En- cobro de dinero. X
Acci6n
NBNADICH sEIs
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DetaIIeS intereSanteS.

Continuation de la Ira. pag.)
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ENTREVISTA CON
DON JOSE TOUS SOTO.

Ponce, setien1bre '14.-Manana
publiearemos en- sitio preferente
dc este diario, una interesante en-
rreyista del Ledo. Jose Tous Soto
con nuestro Redactor. Ell ilustre
lider de la Aianza contesta impor
tantes preguntas politicas de ac-
taalidad que han de eausar buena
impression n0estros Iectores.
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DE LA COSTA SUR

Ode nuestrO RedactOr en- Ponce.)
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Santurce, P. R.
6 de setiembre de 1925.

de setiembre de 1925.
Sr. Jefe del Ngdo. de information
I.-Tengo el honor de infor-
mar a usted que obedeciendo sus
instrucciones, me traslade al barrio
Hato Puerco, de Lola, P.
r. Y ALI investigue ell asunto en-
question, sobre una enferma.
H-De la investigation practi-
cada por mi alrededor de los We
cinos mas cercanos, puedo infor-
marie que la nina enferma respon-
de al nombre de. Dolores Lavie-
ra, de color blanco, de Is amos de
edad, Y su estado es con1pletamen-
te delicado debido a su pobre ali
mentaci6n, los faniliares de esta
muchacha son como sigue: Ella
dio Laviera, negro, como de SIS
afios de edad, Y la madre Dionisia
~ dihiISLs uC SOIOl DldlACO, SOIIIO 0S
49 a SO amos de edad, residente en-
el Barrio Seboruco, de Santurce,
frente a la tienda de Luis .Pache-
co.
III--Los fan1iliares arriba men
cionados, sean los padres de la
muchaeha en- question, hace 20
amos q. Sc casaron, " tienen siete
hijos, cineo de ellos mujeres Y dos
varones.
Nv. El estado de esta enferma es
conpletan1ente misterioso, hace
siete amos que esta enferma, solo
Sc mantiene durante los cuatro pri
meros amos de enfeYmedad con dos
cucharaditas de chocolate cafe
y durante los otros restantes co.
giendo buches de aqua Y volvien-
dolos votar La tnica distraction
de esta enferma es yer conner a
una "buruquena" que tiene dentro
de un pote de cristal. Ha sido ira
tada por numerosos medicos Y Gu
randeros, entire ellos, los Doctores
de Can6vanas y Rio Grande, en- 81,
Jefe, este es un fenomeno V mere
ce ser estudiado por la ciencia me-
dica.
V. No aparece que este sea un
case de espiritismo Y los propios
familiares de la enferma, supli-
caron al que suscribe diera la pu-
blicidad de este case las autori-
dades correspondence con ell fin de
que intervengan en- este case tan
raro.
Fd0.) Jose CEDENO.
Detective Aux. P. l.
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Hotel La EStre|Ia

146 West, 81 Street, New York.
5ituado a una cuadra de Broadway
Y de las estaciones del Subterraneo
Y del Elevado, ofrece comfortable
al0jamiento los de habla Espa-
IOla. a precios modicos.
HabitacIones amplias y c67aodas,
todas con aqua corriente. Aparta-
mentos con baiio privado. Cocins
Espafiola y Criolla.
NICANOR r. FERNANDEZ
Propietario
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dos pueden obtener information
cerca de los inspectores de sus res
pectivos distritos.
-Por estimarlo de general in
teres, reproducimos, integro, el ca
lendario escolar para ell curse de
1925-26:
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LAF0LLETTE
L0SESPLACE
UNDER PLAN
Deprive Him of Committee
Craftsmanship in Favor
of Senator Watson

Washington. Feb. 2l.-(By the A.
P)-One of the reasons why admin
istratiOn leaders in the Senate have
decided to deprive Senator Robert NJ
LaFollette and his followers of their
present committee rank in the new
Senate was to avoid the necessity of
elevating Mr.. LaFollette to the chair
,Manship of the powerful Inters tate
Commerce Committee under the SEN
iOrity rule.
: This was disclosed today by Chair
man Watson Of the Republican Com
mittee on Committees. Senator Cum
Minis of Iowa outranks Senator La
Toilette on the Interstate Commerce
Committee, the body that will deal
with important railroad legislation
in the next Congress, but he already
is the Chairman of one majority com
mittee, judiciary, and under Senate
practices would be ineligible for the
craftsmanship Of two.
With Mr.. LaFollette removed from
consideration Senator Watson will
be next in line for the chairmanshir
of the Interstate Commerce Commit
tee next session. -.
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stances, the purchaser is led to be-
lieve that the counterfeit part is ex-
actly the same as the genuine, even
though it is not manufactured by the
builder of the car on which the part
is to be used to replace another part.
Dodge Brothers contend that the
buyer is the victim of misrepresen-
tatiOn in either case.
For example, genuine Dodge
Brothers rear axle shaft withstood
six complete turns in a twisting test.
while the best of several counterfeit
shafts withstood only l "a turns.
Again. genuine steering knuckIe
bolt bent almost double, without
breaking, when put under tremend-
Gus pressure. When the same test
was applied to counterfeit knuckle
bolt, 1t snapped in two Immediately
Such tests show very plainly that
1T is dangerous to use counterfeit
parts" said NJ. B. Gilman, local Dodge
Brothers Dealer. "The least that can
be said for such pats is that they
are source of endless expense and
inconvenience to the man who is un-
fortunate enough to have them in
his car. The, worst that can be sale
is that they actually jeopardize the
safety of passengers. Every man and
woman who ever drove car can
readily appreciate what might hap
pen, if a. vital part should give way
on a hazardous grade, or in stree,
crowded with swiftly moving traffic
Automobile owners con protect
themselves against such danger and
misrepresentation by having parts
installed only by service stations ap.
proved by the factory which builds
their car. Few outsiders are inter.
Tested in what you think of your car
or how long it will last, or whether
you will ever buy another of the
some make. They are chiefly con.
cerned with the immediate profit
The long discount they get on coun.
terfeit. parts makes the business af:
tractive to them-until. they stop t.
realize what it may mean to tn.
purkkssst. ~ . .}s
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Note I'm the published budget,
under Roads and Streets" item No.
ads:-"Street sprinkling, sup
plies, equipment,-$3 $4,000" Doubt
less, a considerable portion of this
sum should go for wages, and other
amounts for expense and equipment.
The statement. is so indefinite that
it would be hazardous to even VEN
ture a guess as to its distribution,
and hence it was placed under mis-
cellaneous.'
Notes. and 4:-Some such gem
eral explanation must be offered as
to these items as was made under
No 2 above.
Note 5-Until expenditures are ac-
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in sufficient detail to supply the ne
cessary accuracy in distribution.
These are explained, by the Notes"
Note 1-"Garbage disposal was
taken from the health dept. appro-
priation and placed under Santa
ton" where properly and strictly it
belongs. Again, the. budget as pub
lished appropriates the money in a
lump of 100000 and does not show
for what things it will be spent. In
the absence of definite data. it was
arbitrarily split into "Wages,-$2,-
10000" and Expense 100000 on
the assumption that this would
prove a fair distribution of the 49,
10000.
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Seventh Annual
Rumely School at Fargo
March 3rd to 9th

p laFIance hickman and Louis Tbesa local dealer
block busiy lining
Power Farming Machinery School be held
from to
from it's conviction that purchaser
pect derive the maximum benefits them unless
oughy instructed the operation
such machinery Originally designed for dealers only within the
the of the work has
the result that thousands Rumy
have had the benefit
twenty-five factory nuco and several
of the School,
Schools fourteen the largest
United States Two
the the
winding the 1925 series.
There special offer prospective
threshers, details which will gladly
Rumy distributor The School completely
regular schedule mechanical shop
and students instructed bring their ov although
"Power Farming Machinery"
Dakota Agricultural College,
products and its factory
attended by
floor the climax the entertainment
the the
Branch House. & ~
dealers
this being the largest School its
learned The 1925
that prospective buyers machinery regis
the School asked not delay the vb capacity
rapidly filed e.
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Two Fire Calls -
Prove Trifiing

The two fire calls today from the
residences of John A. Johnson, 2O8
West Broadway, and James Garri-
son, GIT Front Street.. proved to be
little more than smoke scare, with
no damage and no, water used. At
The Johnson home it was caused by
q stove pipe falling down. The cause
Of the smoke at the Front Street
house was undetermined.
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NOIE: Figures in parenthess o notes bell
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BIDS OPEN FOR /.
MAIL ROUTE TO
BURNT CREEK

The Post Office Department an
nounces that sealed proposals will
be received at the office of the
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gener-
Il until March 8. 1925. for carrying
the mails on the route from Bis
marck to Burnt Greek, IA miles, and
back, thres times : week, for the
term March 20, 1925 to June 80,
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1926.
The contractor will be required,
in addition to the usual box delivery
and collection service to sell stamps,
deliver registered matter, accept and
give receipts for application for
money orders, and the money there
for, also for matter presented for
registration or, for insurance and c.
o. ID. parcels.
The schedule. as announced is:
Leave Bismarck Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 1900 A. NJ. arriving at
Burnt Greek by 1880 a. NJ, and leave
Burnt Creek at ll:45 a. M, arriving
at Bismarck at 3:45 p. m.
"A bond pf $500; is required with
eafh .b.dt /. a. A,.
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of Williston and L. H. Nichols of
Dickinson were eliminated, giving
them third and fourth places which
they did not play off.
At a short business meeting held
earlier in the evening, l.. H. Nichols
was reelected. President and A.. p.
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? ktsBt = y e Z
Fourth Time Champion Plays
Through Undefeated

Playing straight through thirty six
games. without a loss, in the eleventh
annual state checker tournament of
the North Dakota Checker Associa-
ton, John Meyer last night retained
the title he has held for three other
years, by defeating r. R. Rutledge
who holds. second place.
In the finals held last night, the
second day of4piey. -Hk1teh Calvert
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Public Warned
OF C0unterfeits

Assuring that the public IS en-
titled to know what lit is buying, es-
.Iecially when such purchases. in
xolve the possibility Of accident, or
continued dissatisfaction, Dodge
1rothers have agsin asked their
1ealers to warn motorists that the
8srket 10 flooded with eounterfeit
service parts Of every description.
Some of these parts, tits ssid, are
Tspresented as genuine. In other in
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The table above displays the fig
ures upon which the diagram. are
based. These set up the appropria-
lions made by the city commission
on Sept. 29th,' 1924 in two ways.
First, by Purpose" or function for
which the appropriations were made
as for instance, Police Dept, Fire
Dept. etc. and secondly, by objects"
or things to be purchased as "salar-
les, Wages, etc. "Contractual Ser
vices" means things bought under
contract as hydrant rental, street
lighting, etc.
An exact ALLEGATION or distribution
Of all the appropriations could not
be made because of the lack of data
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feuPTal district attorney, HeiS
today, but no announcement was
made of the action contemplated.
Frazier confessed yesterday,
Mitchell j. Johannes, district
chief of the department of JUS
tice, said, that he was an i'm
postor.
Minneapolis, Feb 2l.-The man
who posed as Arthur Frazier, dead
Indian world war soldier. and baffled
United States Veteran Bureau Off
Gals in several states for more than
a year, confessed here that he is an
impOster.
This man is Arthur Lopez, rs years
old, Mexican who gave San Antonio.
Texas, as his home. The confession
was made in the presence of Off
cials of the United States Veterans
Bureau and the department Of JUS
tice.
Veterans Bureau Duped
Lopez, crippled and broken in
health, told how he was taken into
the home of the Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Frazier of Fort lookout, S.
D., and posed as their son after
Arthur Frazier had been mourned as
dead.
He told of being identified by for
mer army "buddies" as the dead In
dian soldier, arthur Frazier" and
how the United States Veterans Blu
reau gave him disqualification service
as a disabled veteran.
The confession came after three
days questioning by federal officers.
Lopez broke down. and told his story
after Chief Michael Johanns had
charged him with 'stalling' and
posing
II thought that by keeping still. l
could get home, and also get the
Veterans Bureau to take care of me,
Lopez said. 81 knew all the time
that | was not Arthur Frazier"
Breaks Down: Cries
1t was shortly before noon when
Lopez began to talk about himself.
He had withstood two days of ques-
tOning during which time he talked
with dozen witnesses who knew the
real Frazier.
=. ~ don't want to be accused of
~stalling or posing either" Lopez
said. "Im ready to talk"
Lopez buried his face in his hands
and began to cry. 1t was several min
utes before he regained his compo
sure and when he did department
of justice stenographer was called.
FATHER THINKS IT'S SON
Winner, S. d., Feb. 21.-Charle
Frazier, father of Arthur Frazier
told the Associated Press that h,
still believed his son is alive, ant
does not believe the confession mad,
today to federal officials in Mime
apolis. The aged Indian declared
that he was certain the man whom
the government has been questioning
is no Mexican imposter, despite to-
days developments.
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Jones Of Hankinson, Secretary, of the
Association. Next years place of
meeting was left open. ..
The Association passed a vote of
thanks to the Masonic Lodge for the
use of the Masonic Temple where the
tournament was held. H., 81,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-21

tually made, there can be no distri-
button of this item which by its title
shows it is for unknown and uncx-
pected conditions Otherwise, its
title would be misleading.
Note 6:-No definite column is as
signed to Debt Service" which are
appropriations for interest on bonds
and for the creation of sinking
fund. No exact distribution coulC
be made for each of these subdivi
sions because in some instances the
published budget combined them
"Debt Service" should be treated a,
a separate column.