davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
La directiva de los
.mlsStr0S de Puerto
Rico Sc reur G hoy
preCipitadamente
EI pToposit0 del acto eS
para tTataT S0bre la Teba-
ia de sueId0

Para hoy, las dos de la tarde,
ha sido convocada Ia Directiva de
Ia Asoeiaci6n de Maestros dc Pto.
kicO.
Fl proposito dc la precipitada
reunion cs tratar sobre la reba-
ia Del diez por eiento a los suel-
dos d. los emplcados pdblicos,
aprobada recientemente por el Sc
pado de Puerto Rico, y pendiente
de consideration por nuestra Ca
mara De Representatives..
sogun informes. la Association
d. Maestros esta en contra de esa
H,edida y, en su reunion de hoy,
tenemos entendido que adoptara
an memorial para elevarlo a la
Camara, oponiendose a que dicho
ORGANISING imParta su aprobacion
a Ia mencionada rebaja, por con
siderarla muy perjudicial a los
intereses de los maestros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
DOSCIENTOS AHOGADOS EN-
HONG KONG

HONG KONG, julio 19.( United
Press). -Enormes inundaciones
han venido agravar mas la si-
tuacion de esta ciudad. Las aguas
arrastraron con siete casas en- que
habia unas treinta familias chi
mas. Sc cree que los nuertos as
cienden doscientos, entire ellos
el ex-consejero' legislative Oahu
siuki y La mayor parte de su fa-
milia. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
TRESCIENTOS AHOGADOS-
EN- JAPON

TOXIC julio 10 Omitted Press}
Los despachos que llegan de
Seoul dan la noticia de que tres
cientas personals Sc han ahogado
en- las inundaciones que ha habi-
do en- esa region. Cinco mil perso-
mas estan aisladas Y en- peligro.
Varias ciudades estan completa-
nlente sumergidas. Las tropas han
llegado prestar socorro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
DETALLES DEL HORROROSO
ASESINATO PERPETRADO EN-
LA PERSONA DEL SIR. RAMON
ENCARNACION

El senOr Otilio Encarnaci6n, de-
tective, nos ha relatado detallada-
mcnte la tragedia de que fue VIC
TINA su hermano Ramon en- Vie
ques el domingo pasado Y que tan
ccnsternada ha dejado esa culta
isia.
Ramon Ehcarnacion era un hom
IRE muy estimado en- Vieques, DON
dc siempre sc lie conoci6 como per-
soma por todos conceptos honora-
BILE. En- los 32 amos que tenia jamas
compareci6 ante un tribunal de
iusticia nj siquiera de testigo.
Junto a su hogar tiene una ten
da una individual de nombre Maria
Luisa, alias La Chiringa, segdn
nos explico el detective. En- ell ten
ducho faltaron una noche unas bo-
tellas de cerveza y un paquete de
tahacos.
Maria Luisa, sin hacer mayores
pesquisas, comenzo a hacer circu-
lar la affirmation de que Ramon
Encarnaci6n era el autor del robo,
10 cual cause la natural extrafeza
va que este caballero siempre ha-
bia sido muy respetado ALI.
La situaci6n Sc complied prom
to, hasta que un dia, al ir Ramon
Encarnacion a comprar una libra
de pan a la tienda.' Maria Luisa
lc dijo que no lie vendfa sus articu-
los a un ladron.
FL aludido busco como loco una
cuehilla Y Sc abalanzo sobre Ma
ria Luisa tratando de matarla en-
el acto por el insulto.
Intervino la gente, fue conduct
DO ell agresor al cuartel, en- donde
Sc declare autor del atentado, v,
Gebidamente fiado, regres6 a su
hogar.
Entonces vino la segunda parte
de la tragedia. Maria Luisa tiene
una hija que sostiene relaciones ma
ritales con Ramon Martinez, quien
al enterarse de 10 ocurrido a su
Suegra, jur6 vengarla.
Con un revolver propiedad del
guarda del cementerio, Martinez
tcsco a Encarnaci6n V al hallarlo
prima noche frente al Quartet de
n Policia, le dispar6 cuatro ba-
lazos matandolo en- ell acto. Ell pri-
nero fu6 por la espalda. Y los
Ctros tres por ell pecho.
FL padre de Encarnacion. un an
eiano de lis amos, con ell sangrien-
t. suceso ha desmeiorado de tai
iaanera, cue Sc teme un fatal de-
senlace. El caballero muerto deia
ea ell mundo una viuda dos hu6r-
fanos.
Los habitantes de Vieques ex-
presaron su dolor de manera pa
tente, al acompafiar en- masa al
eadayer al cenlenterio. Todos sin
tieron la desgracia en- tai forma
Que el detective Encarnacion nos
ha manifestado que no sabe como
agradecerle estos amigos el in
'eres que Sc han tornado en- esta
Ccasion.
Hasta aqui el relate que nos hi
e'era ell detective. El hecho ha sido
eaiificado de asesinato en- primer.
grado por ell Fiscal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
PETAIN LIE OFRECE AL SUI
TAN RESTAURAR LA. PAZ

RABAT, julio 10. Omitted
Press s).--Petain y Lyuatey han
conference.-the. Peta-n despues le
ha ofrecido al Sultan que Fran
cia hara todo 10 que este en- sus
raanos para restablecer la paz.
Despues ha salido para Fez de
donde ira al frente de batalla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
CARLOS MAURRAS, JEFE DEL PARTIDO
REALISTA FRANCES, CONDENADO A
DOS AMOS DE PRISON
reSCentOS dhOgddOS en- Seoul DOSCeOs aOgddOS en- China
Sc dd pO SECURE que Scopes Serd COndenddO Ell marteS

PARIS, julio 10. (Cable Fran
ces) Charles Maurras, jefe del
partido realista, y codirector de
la Acci6n Francesa ha sido con-
denado en- rebeldia a dos amos de
prisi6n por amenazar de muerte
"A Schrameck, ex-ministro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
soLDADos:

Soldado Gonzale Beltran, Co,
ID s74 Inf. Areeibo. p. r.
Soldado Gregorio Gonzalez. Co.
u, 3Ts Inf. Apecibo. p. R.
Soldado Raimundo Hernandez,
60. F. 374 Inf. Moca, 2. r.
Soldado Juan Mendez. Co. G.,
al4 Inf, Anaseo. =. X.
Soldad0 Manuel Gago Merca-
~ Hq. Co. lst Bn. s74 inf, Are
eito. 4. X.
soldado Daniel Montalvo, Co.
Al, 81 lHf.. Sahana Grande. p.
a.
Soldado Vicente Nieves, Co. C,
ga Int. Camuy. z. r.
Soldado Jesus 2uihones. Hq.
60. s74 Inf. Mayaguez. r. R.
soldado Andres Reyes, Serv.
Co. a74 Inf, Cabo Rojo. p. R.
Soldado Rosendo Rodriguez. Co.
D.. 37s INF. Moea. p. r.
S0ldado Jose Rosario, Co. c,
a74 Inf., Camuy, P. r.
S0ldado Ramon Sotomayor, Co.
u. 37s INF. Arecibo. p. r.
Soldad0 Juan Valentin, Hq. Co.
374 Inf. Mayagaez, P. r.
I'm esplendido programa de ms
truccion ha sido preparado y Sc
espera un eampamento excelente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
Ell NUEVO EMBAJADOR JAY
VISTA A COOLIDGE

Swampscott, julio 10. Omitted
Press) Peter Jay, nuevo emba-
jador americana en- Argentina, ha
visitado a Coolidge para presen-
tarle sus respetos. Sale para Bue-
nos Aires a fines de agosto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
FRAUDE DE DOS MILLONES
Y CUARTO DESCUBIERTO EN-
MEXICO

Ciudad de M6jico, julio 10.
Omitted Press) Las investiga-
clones que Sc han estado llevando
a cabo en- las cuentas de los fe-
lrocarriles desde 1922 han demos
trado que existe un fraude de dos
millones Y cuarto de pesos en- Co
nexi6n con las compras hechas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
En- los lItimOs amos rlenudean los es-
IudIes sobre Ia vida , maagNs de los
eeCfitOTeS de fdma

FL hbro reciente dc Br0usson Sobre
A1idtole France, nos pldntea el
inquietante problema de la moral
pTiUada del genio. Maestro mem
.e Sc ve asaltada po'' ae1aa pregatn-
ia qae 10 same en- la perpiejidad:
FL grorde hombre, 5acierta sieRs-
pre- ser am homb7'e bmeno2 \
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
HUELGA EN- LOS LABORATO-
RIOS METALURGICOS DE
BELGICA

BRUSELAs, julio 10. (Cable
Frances) Los obreros de los la
boratorios metaldrgicos Sc han de-
clarado en- huelga en- senal de pro-
tesla contra la decision de los pa
tronos de disininuirles los sala-
rios actuales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

El Proyecio A. Arbitrigs que pre-
aentafa ante b Legislature el Te-
aerero ~ Puerto Eico. que, des-
puAs o. Varsas diseusiones m0tiva-
cns paF sua nsesas dispos.cione
eontFibutigas. esta aan pendienfe
'.e consideraci6u sefuitiya ante 81
Comits eonlunto. b. coufereneias
sle una 3 osfa camara. esta Hama
ae . permanecer sin ser aprobado
i,eF alg1n tempo mas. q luzgar
Ior "a disposition Ultima ~ su
ms4toF
EAJO IA iEY VICENTE
In paFte efieiai d. Tesoreria
cue hemos obtsuiso por eondueto
del efieiente iefs del nepartamento
de AFbitrios, sebor Amy. dice 10
ilnsiente:
"AHtsayeF oTdeno 81 Tssorero Dc
Puerto Rico 3 todos los coleetores
g. Ia isla cue pFocedieran Al des-
l'1eho de las Heencias de- rentas
irteFnas para Fl eorriente trimes-
ire. de aeuerdo con las disposicio-
neg de Ia Ley De Arbitrios aGn en
yigor. porque hnsta Ia pressnte
eEta Ley no ha sld0 derogada ni
rrmendada~.
"tTREs MEsEs MAS z"
Ia aefitud del Tesorero al orde-
mar que ios coleefores de rentas ba
% Fl dspartamento De Arbitrios
SrocsdaH 3 oobrar Jos impuest0s co
Trespondlsntes q los pr6ximos tres
snesen de aeuerio con las disposi-
e.0nes De ls Ley aetnsi. indica sin
cuda alguna. aue hay muy pocas
prohabilidades para "a pFoyecto de-
FFbitrios en- la presente session le-
gislntiyn
~ HesoFeFo ~ deseonoce que Ia
Legislature terminara sus sesiones
d. un momeafo q ofro. q cicrfa-
Hicnte que ease aue 81 Proyecto
A. Arhitrios saSiera ambiente "a
81 SeHado s. go II cAmara blen pa,
HlsFa esTserarse DIS tres dlas
mas. peapuss ~ iado. lieva ya
eerra ar Hn nses esperanto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
CHOQUE DE DOS
AEROPLANOS

Chalon-Sur-Saone, julio 19. (Ca-
bic Frances) Dos aeroplanos de
la Escuela Militar de Aviacion
han chocado aver. Los tres pilo-
tos que los montaban han muerto
Y los aparatos han sido totalmen-
te destruidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
sARGENTos:

Sgt. Jose Emilio Vazquez. Co.
/. 374 Inf. San Juan. ?. r.
Sgt. Ramon Santiago. Co. X,
373 Inf, Ponce, 2. R.
SGT. Ricardo Diaz. Co. d, 374
Inf., Arecibo. r. r.
SGT. Gerardo Almodovar, Co.
X. S74 Inf, Ponce, p. r.
SGT. Tomas Montalvo, Serv. Co.
374 Inf, Cabo Rojo, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
TODAVIA NO Sc HAN FIR
MADO LOS ACUERD0S Is
ITALO-ESLAVOS

ROMA, julio 19. UNITED Press)
Los acuerdos italo-eslavos no
han podido ser firmados todavia
pues los delegados eslavos no han
recibido la debida authorization de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
LAS PERDIDAS FRANCESAS
EN- MARRUECOS SON POCAS

PARIS, julio 10. (Cable Fran
ces).-Segdn el Petit Journal"
la lista dc perdidas francesas en-
Marruecos desde el comienzo de
la campafa llega TOT muertos y
2,775 heridos. Add FL Krim tiene
en- su poder unos treinta prisione-
ros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

Press) Los gobiernos frances,
belga y britanico han acordado
eyacuar a Duiskburg, Rhurot, J
Dusseldorf al mismo tempo qae
el Rhur.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

La quota para .el campamento
eSta LENA. La instruction ser5 con.
e Regimiento. IS de Infanteria,
LS.a es una espIendida oportuni-
GaG para instructions militar, sa-
iudables ejercicios J diversion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
su gobierno para hacerlo. Sc es-
pera impacientemente que esta
Hegue de un momento otro.
PERSHING SALE PARA
KEY WEST

WASH. julio 10 Omitted Press)
Ell General Pershing, arbitro del
plebiscito de Tacna africa, ha sa-
lido con sus acompahantes, entire
clos Morrow, para Key West.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
.EL SHENANDOAH REGREsA

LAKEHURST julio 19 Omitted
Press) Ell Shenandoah, que Sc
habia perdido en- la niebla, ha re-
gresado POGO antes de medic dia.
Toda la noche y parte de la ma
mana estuvo batallando contra las
tormentas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

Cabo Juan Figueroa, Co. L, 374
Inf, COamo, r. r.
Cabo Carmelo Rodriguez, Co.
x. 37l Inf. Ponce. T. r.
Cabo Luis Moltalvo. Co. X. 374
Inf. Ponce. p. r.
Cabo Armando Montalvo. Serv.
Co. 374 Inf, Cabo Rojo, p. X.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
QUEZON Y ROXAS ELECTOS
PRESIDENTES DE LAS CA
MARAS FILIPINAS

MANILA. julio 10. Omitted
Press) Manuel Quezon ha sido
reelecto Presidente del Senado Y
Manuel Roxas, reelecto Presiden-
te de la Camara. Ambos son pre-
eminentes lideres del movimiento
ipdependentista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
JACK KEARNS IRACUNDO
CONTRA DEMPSEY

LOS ANGELES, julio 10.
Omitted Press) Jack Kearns es-
ia iracundo contra Jack Demp-
sey por haber firmado este un
contrato para pelear con Harry
Wills sin su consentimiento. Como
todos saben Kearns ,es ell manager
de Dempsey. Entire otras cosas
kearns ha dicho: "Hasta que mi
contrato expire yo aprobare 0
desaprobare todas las Iuchas de
Dempsey y no permitire que e!
pelee con dos mediores por NADIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
soLDADos PRIMERA cLAsE

Soldado Ia clase Pedro Caban.
ia. Co. End. Bn. S74th Inf. Aqua
dilla. =. r.
Soldado la clase Angel Marie
~. lIq. Co. 374 Inf, Mayagiiez,
A. X.
Soldado Ia clase Juan Baustista
Torres. Hq. Co. 374 Inf, Maya
guez. =. X.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
REsERvAs oRGANIzADAs

Los siguientes veinte Y cinco
kcseryistas Alistados del Regi-
mieuto 3g4 dc Infanteria. previa
soAcitud. han sido ordenados a
lcs IS dias de instruction en- SER
vicio active en- San Juan. =. r..
De julio 90 a agosto Q. 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

Basa 81 actItud ell ST. Te-
soleTo en- el hech0 de q:
"hasta el presente eSta
Ley de ATbitriOs no ha 81.
do der0gada nj enmenda-
d." iPeFmanecera asi
tres meses mas?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
CAE Ell GOBIERNO
PORTUGUES

LIsBOA. julio 10. Omitted
Press) Ell gabiente ha dimitido
en- pleno, creando una nueva crisis
ministerial.
OTRAS ZONAS EVACUADAS
EN- AEEMANIA
BRUSELAS, julio 10. Omitted
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

ii COmiSIOnadOd de haCien-
da ha OrdenadO a los Go
lcCtOreS De RentdS Inter-
Rds de Ia iSla que CObreR
los arbitriOS del pr6simO
trimeStre dc aCuerdO con
Ia ley que Sc trdtd de
dRuldr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
DE ANATOEE FRANCE A
JOSE ZORRILLA

(Por Jose Ma. Salaverria)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

lei Supreme diCta. una
Orden dirigida al Hon.
Rodriguez Ssrra para q,
reSueIva un case que eS-
| I'd pendiente ante SuCOr-
te, 0 de 10 COntrdriO que
ICOmparezCa ante aquel
Tribunal a exp9ner las
rdzOneS que tuviere para
no haCerIO
EN- LA CORTE SUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO
Jose Maria Rodriguez,
Peticionario,
~.".
VS..
Hon. Manuel Rodriguez Sierra,
Juez de la Corte de Distrito
&c San Juan, Distrito 2do.
! Demandado.
232. MANDAMUs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

caguas, P. R.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-09

To insure equitable distribution of all gifts the territory covered by
The divided into seperate districts one
district in the city of Arnericus and one outside
The three will be awarded to each district to
HE cpant in each district has the highest The
value the candidate in either district who has the
highest the district winner with the next highest score geS
the next car and gifts awarded in each district TO
participants with hte highest after the awarded FIT
teen will be paid active workers who do not
There restrictions to where one can get sup
scripions-get them anywhere
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-09
Campaign 3 Just Starting !
w ~ ? !!

Why does TmesRecordr ugurate this mammoth $lOoOO
Gift Distribution? Why does the TmeRecorde guarantee to %
ey participant valuable consideration for his her effors
there opporme time than right now %
am intensive building effort Hundreds of sub
spons due bete and January l. these are
to renewed Hundreds of subscriptions available
They secured Others who have left the home circle and
established elsewhere will be deigted receive the
which each day the whole through
And only by conducting fair and liberal distribution with
value for every participant good will be established and
fullest objective of this campaign to make and hold
friends.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-09
WI HAT !?

What does the gift of? Are there gifts of value for
participant and they? The gift list totals than $1O
100000 gifts including big beautiful luxurious motor
gift there fifteen cent in
lows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-07-19
dean ELECTED
AT TEXAS tech
Athletic Budget Adopted
and Contracts Let
By Regents
(By the Associated Press)

LUBBOCK, Tex, July 1S.-Appoint
ment Of DR.. J. ~ Gordon Of Columbia
University as dean Of the College Of Arts
of the Texas Neurological college,
award of contracts for new buildings and
adoption of the athletic budget of $1,000
were accomplishments of the board of
regents at their first meeting here to-
day. All members we're present except
Anon @. Carter of Fort Worth and Mrs.
Charles Degoff of lei Paso R. A. Under
wood presided
The home economics building and the
textile engineering building were ac-
cepted by the board
Contract was awarded to Theo. Mont
gomery of Lubbock for building $4,000
square feet of sidewalks at a cost Of
$4,000. Ramsey brothers of FL Paso
were awarded contracts for building of
a cafeteria at costs Of $24,605 and a
dairy barn to cost $24,5 $40.
Contract was let for the purchase of
part of the equipment for the textile
engineering buildings at cost of $685.
600, more than Is concerns receiving por-
tions Of this contract
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-07-19
EVOLUTION Case
IS NEARING end,
ATTORNEYS SAY
Verdict Expected to Be
Reached Tuesday; Ex-
pert Testimony Pre-
pared for Record
tRv the Associq.ed prese.i


DAYTON. Tenn, july IL The Scopes
case tonight was nearing its end Well
informed observers suggested that not
more thar two more court days would
be required to close the evolution
>test" with A verdict that would either
exonerate the young school teacher OF
a charge of teaching evolution theories
in violation Of the state law, or send
that case on its way to other and higher
courts
Constant application of scientists
lawyers and stenographers today failed
to complete the task Of preparing some
eight or ten statements the defense will
place in the record of the case to show
what experts in fields of science would
have testified had they been permitted
to take the witness stand. Judge John
T. Raulston excluded this class Of testi-
mony as not relevant to the issue.
1t was said by defense attorneys that
a portion of tomorrow would be needed
to get the statements of the scientists
in proper form for admission to the rec
ord
With the submission of statements
expected to be only testimony offered
by the defense, disposal of this part of
the program Monday morning would
leave only the arguments by the attor-
neys and charge Of the Judge to be de-
livered before the case enters its last
stage by being plassd.~ in the hands Of
the jury ~
1t was understood that eight hours
Continued on Page Two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-07-19
GULF COAST GETS
GROUP RATE PERMIT

AUSTIN, Tex, July 18.-Application of
the Gulf Coast Lines to treat the In
ternational Great Northern and Houston
and Brazos Valley as under the same
management and control in applying
freight rates was granted today by the
state railway commission. Decision as
to whether the Texas and Pacific should
be grouped with the other three in
freight rates was passed to a later hear
ing.
Rates prescribed by the interstate
commerce commission for interstate
shipments of cotton seed and cotton seed
products were made applicable to
Texas intrastate traffic. On cot
ton seed, the scales reaches 500 miles
and on cotton seed Products 1000 miles.
BY this action, the state commission,
though agreeing with tbn ruling of the
federal commission, did MOI yield it's
Jurisdiction oa .he commodities in
volved, as it wo,lf have done, had it
not held a hearing on the rates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-07-19
VILLA MARIA
CONSTRUCTION
T0BESTARTED
Work on First Unit Of
$250,0OG Girls School
Begins This Week; Aid
of Citizens Sought

Actual construction of the first unit
in the proposed s250,OOo Villa Maria
Academy will start early this week on
the Jefferson street site, Father j. B
Frigon, ecclesiastical superior of the
Sisters of the Incarnate Word, an
nounced Saturday on his return from
st. Louis, Chicago and Philadelphia
The first unit, he said. will serve as
a temporary study hall for the IncAr-
nate Word Academy and will cost from
$25, 900 to $4,000. Material in part is
to come from buildings being razed on
the old academy site on St. Charles
street.
Bankers in the northern cities, when
approached on the matter of advancing
a loan for the proposed Villa Maria
Academy, did as / expected-they want
the citizens Of Brownsville first to show
their own interest in the project by
helping to finance it," Father Frigon
said.
Don't think for a moment that these
bankers don't know us down here. |
found them surprisingly well informed
on Brownsville and its surrounding ter
ritory. They told me they were pleased
to know that we had ambitions for a
large school, but they pointed out that
we were a comparatively small commu-
nifty for such a large undertaking. They
stressed the point that if the people
here will support the project substanti-
ally that the money will be available.
The Sisters of the Incarnate Word are
asking a bonus of $4,000 from the city
Continued on Page Two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-07-19
TULLA SLAYER
SEARCH FAILS
Car Found at Slaton Be.
lieved to Have Been
Left by Quarry
(By the Associated Press)

AMARILLO, Texas, July 18.-For a
while today it seemed that the search
for the slayer of Frank Conner of Tulia
was fast narrowing down when the car
in which he was driving was found at
Slaton and it was learned that pas
senger riding with him was a Snyder
man, whose name was given to the
police.
At late hour tonight this man had
not been located. The car was found
about two blocks from the square at
Slaton and finger print experts have
been sent for to take the impressions.
The theory is that the murderer drove
it to that point to catch train.
Feeling is still Ahigh in the south
plains and Sheriff Walters of Tulia said
should he capture a suspect he would
not dare take him to that city.
Mr. Conner was a prominent young
business man of that city,.a son of it's
founder, w. G.. Conner. Funeral serv-
ices will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-07-19
INTEREST SHOWN
in CANCER VIRUS

LONDON, July 18.-The immense pop
,.lar interest in their cancer virus dis
covery has led to several attempts to in
duce Or William E. Gye and DR.. j. E.
Barnard to add to their public state
ments. especially with reference to the
bearing their researches may have on
other diseases.
The two scientists have not refused to
talk, but have been extremely cautious,
revealing nothing important and dealing
only in general terms with the result OF
their labors, DR.. Gye told one inter-
viewer that the work had opened big
possibilities.
"This class of research, he said, has
reached stage when it is bigger than
a one-man job. We have data which
will make team work possiblye In fu-
ture experiments.
He added that he was in possession
of a mass of information which he
would submit to competent critics.