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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-31

TAQUIGRAFO y mecan6grafo,
graduado de Escuela Superior
ofrece sus servicios en- cualquier
parte de la isIa. Para mas informes
dirfjase al Box ~, Arecibo, P. r.
NECESIT0 cocinera seria limpia
Y que sepa hacer dulces. Poca
familia. Informaran San Sebastian
10, altos. San Juan. 81
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VENDEMOS. Fincas r1sticas y
urbanas en- Bayamon. Casas en-
Santurce. Precios e~speciales y IA
cilidades para pages. Tenemos d.
nero para hipotecas.. Informaran,
Rafael Pesquera Edificio Ell NUN
DO, Tel. 157, Jose @. Umpierre, ca
lie Martf %. Ravam6n.e p.
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0FREZCO hospedaje con o sin CO.
midas, casa c6moda Y fresca.
boy Y pido r~eferencias. Informes,
Stop %, Gale Iglesia No. s. Rafael
Martinez. 81
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TN RIO pIEDRAs, Gale Jose d


TN RIO PIEDRAS, Gale Jose de
Diego No. 80, sc vende casa ma
dera dos plantas. 0 garage, pro
pia para pupilos. Informes F. j.,
P. o. Box 344, San Juan. 9-12
CE vENDE MAQUINARIA. Dos
bombas de vacfo seco, fanatic
5 x II x 10 movidas a vapor. Dos
bombas centrffugas de 6 x 6 acopla
das directamente a motor electrico
de 10 a. P, 900 volts. 3 Eases, 60
ciclos, 1900 r. p. M. Dos condensa
dores .~(surface condensers) largo
4,10'. ancho 2'2". Informaran: The
Mayaguez Light Power and Ice Co.,
Mayaguez. p. r. %
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-31
UTOMOvIL JEWET de

OLWLI ue CHICO
pasajeros, Sc vende barato. In
formaran en- Allen = derecha. Tel6-
fono 666, San Juan. S-29
ESSEX por S225.0O. dos pasajeros,
buena maquina, pintura Y cinco
gomas buen estado. Il. Lopez, tele-
fono BIT Q 943 verde, San Juan,
Allen so. 9-3
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EMPREsA DE MUDANzAs.-s

EMPRESA DE MUDANZAS.-Si
desea hacer una mudanza rapi-
ia, economical con absolute garan-
tia de sus muebles, lame al 1872
azul, Santurce y sera atendIdo eff
cazmente. p
QUEEN TENGA cantera de pie
dra de cal, escrfbanos Y lie da-
semos Ia forma como ~explotarla
an POGO costo. M. A. Poupart Co..
BOX 322, San Juan. Representatives.
de The jeffrey Manufacturing Co
OLD
KILTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para Ell complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. GaraGtiza-
do de sprodneir anoeefeete eficaz y
rapido. Pida infrmes a.: LOS Mu-
chachos2 Sues. de A. Mayol J Co.,
San Juan r. e r.
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I A NUEVA LEY DE INCREs0s
MANUAL DEL CAPITALISM

cuentas hechas de intereses.
Cualquiera que sea Ell tanto por
ciento, para todas cantidades V cual
quiera que sea ell tempo de L a 366
dfas. I'm tOmo.d de. Tn tomo en- Guar
to. Tela $3.50. Liberia Sanjurjo vi
dial. $50
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&C ALQUILA. Casa concrete dos
plantas propias para negocio, u
hotel en- Sunoco o 8 dormitorios
' servicio doble, Gale Julio Yizca-
rrondo No. %. Informara tel6fono
1884 negro, San Juan. 90
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Sc N PAPEL vIEJo
A $50 QUINTAL
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~ AL1QOILA Ia CASA nuInerO 80
de la Gale de Lola, cerca de la
Avenida Jose de Diego, Telefono
973 rojo, S%anturce, 90
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MAQUINAs DE EsCRIBR US

WAQUINAS DE ESCKIBLK uea-
das: "Oliver" No. s y No. 0, des-
de $1,000 en- adelante. APPROVE
CHEZ FERRETERIA FINLAY.
(altosl Allen esq. g. Justo, San
Juan. Vis1tenos y escoja In mAQui-
m de sn conveniencia. a-aO
CENORAS O SENORITAS ctiyas
que deseen ganar dinero con ven
ia ~perfumerfa domiciiio. Dirigirse
Regional Medicine CO., Anasco.
Indtil solicitar 81 no sc envfan re-
ferencias satisfactorias. 9-2S
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DEPARTAAIENTO con banjo, coci-
ma, habitaciones en- casa moder-
ma Y ventilada, Sc alquila a matri-
monio sin ninos, frente al palacio
del gobernador. Allen 4, dltimo pi-
SO. 93
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RUICK de dos asientoa. Sells CT
lindros. Sc vende barato. Infor
maran en- Tetudn s, Box 1904. P.
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plano BARATIsINIO. Por haber

comprado an excelente autopia-
no Reproduction Story & Clark ven
do baratfsimo mi piano de igual
que tiene unicamente tres
s aIe uso yesta en- perfeeto es-
tad0 Rpede yerlo en- Cerra s o la
mar al Telefeno 5S2sYerde, Santur-
q. o.
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MISCELANEAS

DINERO. Los negocios aquf estan
flojos. |41ejoramos las condicio-
mes exportando artfculos del paIs,
asf yendra dinero aqu1. Para extern
der en- grande escala negocio de ex-
portaci0n de artfculo portorriqueho
en- constante demanda en- Estados
Unidos, necesito socio con cuatro 0
cinco mil d6Iares. Esplendida ganan
cia. Capital y beneficio estrictamen
tie garantizados. Informara Apar-
tadO Gil, Santurce. p.
CENOR CHAUFFEUR: :Quiere
listed evitar una multa Y las mo-
lestias que la misma puede causar-
lie? Pues venga HOY MISMO a bus
car su CORA estilo PERSHING,
o BALLOON, antes que sc go
tie su n1mero. Sebastian Ramirez,
Representative de Dusenbury and
Schwab, Inc, Gale Beneficencia
No. 4, San Juan. 9-S
A NUEVA LEY DE INGRESOS
es practicamente igual a la de
los Estados Unidos. Con csc mott
vo ell MANUAL DE INCOME TAX
de Martinez que esta basado en- la
Legislation, Reglamentos Y Juris-
prudencia Federal, es de r~igurosa
actualidad. Vale So: Pfdalo a cual
quier librerfa o a J.. A. Martinez,
Apartado liza, San Juan, p. r. z.
MANUAL DEL CAPITALISM o
cuentas hechas de i~ntereses.
Cualquiera que sea ell tanto por
ciento, para todas %cantidades V cual
quiera que sea ell tempo de 1 a 366
dfas. I'm tOmO. de. Tn tomo en- Guar
to. Tela $3.50. Liberia Sanjurjo vi
dial. $40
CURSO Escolar 1925-1926. Pre-
parese con tempo en- La vi
LA de Madrid. Telas para unifor-
mes, pantalones, y blusas Khaky,
medias, calcetines, cintas cinturo-
mes, camisas, pajamas, yuntas, bo-
tones etc. Visftenos, Escriba hoy
mismo. Hacemos envfos C. o. d.
Tel. 166. S. Brau st. No. 81. Box
764. 500.
A La FANIILIA LOPEZ Y Be
RRIOS: FL que suscrfbe desea
saber ell paradero de la familia L6-
PEI y Berries de San Juan. Pedro
Juan Lopez Berries, Arena IL, Pom
ce, Z. r. az
REPARAMOS calzado a ma
quina, garantizamos satisfaction.
Prontitud IN la entrega. Servicio de
m%ensajero, tel6fono 1881, Santurce.
Nimaca Shoe Factory. 2.
CE DESEA HIP0TECAR propic-
dad de gran porvenir EN- Puerta
de TERRA tambiGn Sc vende. InfOr- {
mes Juan NJ. Tellado. Tel6fono 2079.
Ave. Tapia 80, Monte Flores, San
turce. o-3
SENORAS Y SENORTTAS: Sus
%trajes seran confeccionados a su
gusto Y esmeradamente bajo la di
recci6n de la muy competente mo-
dista Emilia Mareano de Fort. To
bacco Palace. Tetuan 60. Segundo
piso. Tel6fono 1882, San Juan Tam
bien Sc plisa y forramos botones.
$40
VENTA-FLORES
VENTA DE FLORES naturales.
en- ramos, cruces, coronas, ar
pas, liras, insignias mas6nicas, al
mohadones y otros trabajos en- flo
res %naturales; parada II, caNA
Hoare nnmero 16 o lame a telefo
no 67S azul. P.
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CE ALQULA. En- O'Donell 3, dos
pisos altos Y bajos con todas las
condolences sanitarias, aqua perma-
nente. Informaran HOTEL MA
LLORCA o telefono 1874, San Juan.
90
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NECESITO ENIPLEO como encar-
gada o directora taller, conoci-
mientos ell ramo de labores, tejidos,
disenos originates, Y reproduction
de dibujos. Experienced v practica
en- co~nfecci6n de trajes. Eseolastica
Mercado, Ave. Lfppit Is, Monte Flo
res. ~ 9-3
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DEsEA HIPOTECAR propic-

dad de gran porvenir EN- Puerta
de TERRA tambien Sc vende. Infor-
mes Juan NJ. Tellado. Tel6fono 2079,
Ave. Tapia 80, Monte Flores, San
turce. 9-3
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CE ALQUILA Residential en- Hato
Rey, altos, bajos, siete dormito-
rios, con todo comfort moderno.
5000 metros solar. Establo Y GALL
nero. Informes G. Vazquez, Allen
10, Tel. 302 rojo. P.
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en- ell Edificio Noa, Allen 171a. 9-6
&C 0FRECE en- Mayaguez, hospe-
dale a personals que deseen re-
sidir en- casa de familia, especial
mente a estudiantes. Habitaciones
ventiladas: precios convencionales.
Salom6 viuda Collado. Post 50, Ma
yagueZ. 30
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cH ALQUILA en- Ell edificio de Sue.
de Perez Hnos,s Marina Ell localg.
0cupaba Mendez Martinez ' Co., y
IN mirador. Informar& Tel. 216 ..
5usn =
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A La FANTILIA LOPEZ Z Be

RRIOS: El que subscribe desea
saber ell paradero de la familia L6-
PEI y Berries Gle San Juan. Pedro
Juan Lopez Berries, Arena IL, Pom
ce, z. r. 9-3
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cE ALQUILA UNA CASA con sala,
comedor, cocina, cuarto santa
rio y tres habitaciones en- la Gale
San Rogue No. 4, Stop IT. Inf
Bazaar Real, San Jose IA. 9-Z.
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f EsTUDLANTEs!

TENEMOS dos maghffieas habita-
clones desocupadas. V6alas en-
Sol 10, segundo piso. Aqua perma
nente, telefono 107 verde 90
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CE ALQUILA habitacion amuebla-
ia. casa nueva c6ntrica, tran
Quilidad completa. Informaran Luz
ma 76. 81
CE ALQUILA, Villa del Palmar.
Cataho. dos chalets por $25. ctu
tienen acueducto local e installation
sanitaria. Sitio ideal para veranear.
Informes Prudencio Gonzalez en- la
misma. i.
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quina, garantizamos satisfaction.
Prontitud en- la entrega. Servicio de
mensajero, tel6fono 1881, Santurce.
Nimaca Shoe Factory. =.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
U. S. POSITIONS OPEN.
Ceramic Engineer at $500 Sal
ary Tops List.

The Civil Service Commission today
announced open competitive eXamina-
tions to fill the following vacancies:
Ceramic engineer, Bureau of Mines.
Department of Commerce, for duty a
Columbus, Ohio. at $500 a year.
Local and assistant inspector of boil
ers and local and assistant inspector
Of hulls, steamboat inspection service,
at salaries ranging from $2,700 to
$500 a year
Pharmacist, field service of the Bu-
reau of Internal Revenue, at So 100 a
year.
Inspector and agent, anti-narcotic
act, internal revenue service. Treasury
Department, at S2.100 a year
Assistant scientific aid (pIant indus
try). Bureau Of Plant Industry. De
partment of Agriculture. for duty at
Bard Mesa. Calf, near Yuma AriZ.,
at $1,000 year.
Associate aGronomist. Bureau OF
Plant Industry. Department of AEri-
culture, at $4,000 a year.
Apprentice fish culturist, Bureau Of
Fisheries, Department of Commerce.
at 5000 year, for duty in the CONT
mental United States, and at s1,14o
year for duty in Alaska. At a few
stations there are accommodations for
single men: living quarters are not
provided for married men and their
families.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the Office
of the Civil Service Commission, 1924
F street.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
CA|LLAUX PLANS
TO COME TO j. S.
French Finance Minister May
Present "GentIeman's
Offer" Here.

PARIS, August 10 CP.-Finance
Minister Caillaux told American cor
respondents today that he desires
very much to go to Washington to
present what he called a gentleman s
offer" for the settlement of the war
debt which France owes TO the United
States.
Il certainly would go if it was a
question merely Of crossing the chan
mel. but the Atlantic is a different
proposition, and I do not know
finance long enough TO make the trip
to America" he said.
Offer Explained.
The finance minister explained his
gentleman S offer as follows:
Il am going to tell both the British
and the Americans just what France
can pay, and that France will nav it,
but that it is impossible for me to
undertake payments likely to turn out
to be beyond the capacity Of the coun-
try"
Reviewing the different phases of
mis- financial program, NJ. Caillaux ex-
planned that the measures already
adopted and those in view constituted
the first step, but a very prudent step,
toward the eventual return of France
to the gold basis.
''The French budget for 1925 only
partially accomplished the end in view.
1t was balanced as far as state ex.
penditures were concerned. There
remains to be provided in the 1926
budget a sinking fund for debts: then.
providing we shall have succeeded in
eliminating the floating debt from our
financial difficulties, the way will open
more clearly to final financial euuili-
brium and eventual return to the gold
basis
Going to London.
- M. Caillaux said he intended to go
to 4@ondon soon to confer with Win
Ston Churchill, chancellor of the eX-
chequer, regarding the French debt to
Great Britain, but that the date was
not fixed.
He said the members of the French
commission to go to Washington to
meet the American debt funding com.
mission probably would be chosen
soon.
The gold coupon consolidation was
going well, the minister said. and he
had little apprehension regarding the
heavy short-term obligations maturing
in September.
The expenses incurred for military
operations in Morocco he estimated
at 200. 100000 francs. though all of this
sum had not yet been spent. He
placed the total cost of the operations
in the neighborhood of $50, ,00O, 900
francs If the campaign was termi-
mated soon.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
MACMILLAN PLANES
FLY ON NEW QUEST
Three Hop Of in Second Attempt to
Establish Base North
of Etah.

A second flight to locate an inter
mediate base was begun today by the
three naval planes of the Macmillan
Arctic expedition.
The first fight Saturday was un-
successful because the rugged coun-
try covered furnished no suitable
landing place. The expedition in to-
days fight took a course more south
erly from Etah, Greenland, than was
covered in the previous reconnais.
sance.
A message telling of the beginning
of the flight was received by the Ma
uonal Geographic Society. It said
The three planes hoped off for
flight across Ellesmere Island TO Bay
Fjord at 10:47 o'clock this morning.
August II. This was the first really
fine morning we have had in two
weeks Macmillan and Lieut.. Schur
were in the MAJ; Lieut.. Z. Z. Reber
and Pilot Andrew c. Mold were in the
NAB; Comdr. Byrd and Pilot Floyd
Bennett were in the MAI. The fight
was expected to last three hours"
Etah is the main base, while Cape
Thomas Hubbard is the advance base
A base between these two is sought
Evening star., 1925-08-11
POLICE AID IN HUNT
FOR ]. FRED KELLY
Picturesque Character Missing for
Month and Friends Are Fear
full for Safety.

j. Fred Kelly, one of Washington's
most picturesque characters and for
wears stanch member of the Jack
son Democratic Club. mysteriously
disappeared from the city July 4, and
has not been heard of since.
Friends became anxious as to his
Whereabouts and last night asked
police TO search for him. Inspector
{. l.. Grant has wired description
IL nearby cities, and every effort to
tive Thomas Walsh has been assigned
to the local investigation.
Kelly, inseparable from a cane and
generally seen with q clean collar in
his hatband, always got his mail
from the National Press Club. Since
July ] letters have been accumulat-
Ing there.
Daily his friends have expected to
see him put in a dramatic reappear-
anCe. A few days ago the body of a
man answering in some particulars
his description was found in Virginia.
attempt Identification It proved to
he the body of a tramp
Kelly is 66 years old, 5 feet 6 inches
in height and is bald He is of ruddy
complexion and has blue eyes. When
last seen he was wearing a dark gray
mohair suit.
So unique was his habit of carry
ing a clean collar in his hathand that
police in sending out the description,
stressed this fact He lived at 5514
Carolina place, and his nearest relA-
tive here is brother.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
TELEPHONE CABLE LAID.
New York-Chicago Line, Costing
$4,000, 900, Is Completed.

TOLEDO, Ohio. August II P).-
Telephone history was made In a
country field "a miles west of here
today. The last splice was put in
an S82-mile cable, costing $50, 900
and connecting New York and Chi
cago.
Completion of the cable brings to
realization a decade-old dream of tel
ephone men. All the open wire which
has carried messages in the past
between the two cities will be done
away with, eliminating. to a degree,
interference from the elements.
The cable is owned by the Ameri-
can Telegraph and Telephone Co. and
its subsidiary corporations. 1t will
supply 800 telephone circuits between
the two cities.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
CITY SEALER ASKS
MORE INSPECTORS
Public at Mercy of Dealers in
Coal and Gasoline, Rob-
erts Reports.

The need for additional inspectors To
check up the accufacy of all com
modittes sold by weight or measure
was emphasized by George NJ. Rob
erts, superintendent of weights and
measures. in his annual report to the
commissioners today. Among other
needs listed by the superintendent
were the following:
Purchase Of equipment suitable for
testing heavy capacity scales and for
verifying weight Of coal and other
bulky commodities.
Supervision of deliveries of fuel oil
The detailing of at least two in
spectors Of special qualifications to en-
force the section requiring standard
containers for the sale of fruits and
vegetables.
Packages Invite Fraud.
1T has long been the practice OF
some shippers and wholesalers 10 en-
ploy in handling fruits and vegetables
containers of a multiplicity of sizes
and of such construction as to be read
lily deceptive" the superintendent
stated. IF the department were able
10 keep one or two inspectors regu-
larly assigned TO the duty of enfOrc.
ing this section Of the law many times
the expense would be saved to people
of the District and the business would
be placed on a plane of ethics far diff
ferent from that which it now occu-
pies"
The superintendent recommended
that one inspector be available for full
time inspection of milk bottles and
he also urged more frequent inspec-
ton Of gasoline pumps.
The subject Of supervision of the
quality of gasoline and motor oil OF
fered for sale is worthy Of serious
consideration" the report stated
There are many grades and quail
ties of these commodities selling a.
different prices, but with no super
vision the motorist has no way Of
knowing whether he is receiving q
high quality when he pays a high
price. New legislation would be neces-
sary to enable the department 10 as
sumo control of this situation. There
is now no law under which il can
handle the matter"
15 YiOlators Punished.
Mr.. Roberts reported that during
the year it was necessary to institute
prosecution for II alleged violations
Of the weights and measures law. One
case was dimsissed and one defendant
was acquitted. Fines and forfeiture
in rs other cases amounted TO S762.
Corrective measures are always
pursued when possible to abate abuses
and TO protect the public in that
manner, but prosecutions have been
instituted whenever the public welfare
could be best served by that action,
the report stated.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
BAND CONCERTS

BY the Army Music School at
Washington barracks tonight at
$50 o'clock {senior band leader
students conducting). Capt. r. G.
Sherman, commandant; William c. -'
White, principal of music.
Entrance and professional march,
from THE Queen of Sheba,"
Goldmark
Conducted by Sergt. Eugene J.
PapD
Overture, "Lurline". ...... Wallace
Fox trot, 80 Katharine. Fall
Solo for euphonium, From the
Shores of the Mighty Pacific
musician Newell Morse),
II. L. Clarke
Conducted by Sergt. Henry Chura)
Grand selections from La Clio
conda" .............P .Ponchiell1
Conducted by Staff Sergt. Joseph
Dressler)
Waltzes, 'Espana" -. .Waldteufel
Characteristic, I'm Ole Arkan-
saw" ............Z Zimmerman
Conducted by Staff Sergt. Juan
Mellado)
Excerpts from Les SaltimbanQues"
Came
Fox trot, "'Yearning". ....... Davis
March, Champion Of Liberty"
G.. Buglione
Conducted by Pvt. Ernest G. Gen
tile, first class
''The Star Spangled Banner"
Tonight at 7:30 o'clock at Mont
rose Park. Thirtieth and r streets,
by the United States Navy Band,
Lieut.. Charles Benter, U. S. N,
director.
March, THE Washington Times
Benter
Overture, "Masanielo" 49,. .Auber
Ballet music and Soldiers Chorus,
from William Tell. :. .Rossini
Descriptive. 1.-The Cavalry Charge"
Luders
valse intermezzo, Spring zephyrs"
Vessella
Entr'acte. "Nordland' -. Herbert
Excerpts from the musical ep-
eretta "The Bride-Elect," Sousa
Popular. Selected Fox Trot' q.
"The Star Spangled Banner"
BY the United States Soldiers
Home Band, at the bandstand. this
evening at 5:45 o'clock, John S. M.
Zimmerman, bandmaster; Emil A.
Fenstad, assistant leader.
March, with Sword and
overture. Light Cavalry. Suppe
Suite romantic, Atlantis.
~ "Necturne and Morning Hymn
of Praise"
(2)"A Court Function
(3)" Love Thee"
~ 1.-The Destruction of Atlantis. y
Scenes from opera, La ~S''t
Evening star., 1925-08-11
HELD FOR CHECK.
Young Man Arrested for Alleged
Bogus Paper for $50.

Alleged to have passed a worthless
check for $50 at the Emerson Hotel,
Baltimore, a young man describing
himself as Robert Brown Johnson, 20,
who had been stopping with his wife
and two children at the Willard Hotel,
was arrested at the hotel last night
by Detectives Thomas Walsh and
Richard Mansfield of headquarters.
Local police announced that a de-
tainer would be placed against him
after he was turned over to Maryland
authorities on the alleged Baltimore
bad check case, for passing an alleged
worthless check for $14 at the New
Willard here, as well as for an unpaid
board bill amounting to SAL.
The wife and two children were
sheltered at the House of Detention
last night The wife says that she
has always been under the impression
that her husband was prospecting as
an automobile salesman. Both hus-
band and wife declare they have no
relatives, according to the police. He
was being held today at the first p.e-
cinct pending the next step by Ealti-
more police.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
SUES McCARL FOR PAY.
Retired Army Veteran Declares
Money illegally Held.

owen Donnelly, a retired sergeant
in the Army. today brought suit for
an injunction in the District Supreme
Court against j. Raymond McCarl,
controller general of the United States,
and Carl Halla, Army paymaster, to
prevent the Withholding of his pay
McCarl has recently ruled, the court
is told, that Donnelly was Illegally
paid S316.75 by an order of an Army
board in 1919 under an act of Con-
gress reimbursing the soldiers who
lost property in a fire at the Platts-
burg, n. Y, Barracks in 1917. Under
this ruling the Army paymaster has
been ordered to withhold further pay
to Donnelly until the amount has been
repaid.
Through Attorneys George A. King,
Walter c. Clephane and J. Wilmer
Latimer. the plaintiff attacks the va
lidity Of the ruling of McCarl, in the
face of the congressional action and
the report of the Army board. Don
nelly was ordered to the Philippines in
1916 and stored his household effects
in the gymnasium at the barracks
with consent of the Quartermaster
The fire destroyed all his effects