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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
UN0S GITANOS INCO-
RREGIBLES LE HAGEN
LA GUERRA A DON
ROBERTO H. TODD
EL ALCALDE PIDE AUXILI0
A LA P0LIClA

Unos gitanos incorregibles que lie
yaron a San Juan hace algln ITEM
po le estan dando candela al Alcal-
ae de San Juan, don Roberto H.
Todd, pretendiendo levantar sus cam
pamentos en- donde les viene en- ga
ia, . pesar de las 6rdenes prohibit
vas de don Roberto.
El caso que para nosotros parece
senciIlo Y hasta pintoresco, para
Ell Hon. Alcalde resalta algo emo
'cso, ii Sc tiene en- cuenta que ell
sefior Todd Sc ha visto en- la necesi-
dad de dirigir una communication a
la Policfa solicitando su auxilo pa
ra "reducir a la obsdiencias- los
tales gitanos, quienes sin estar auto
ri2ados para clio levantaron tiendas
Go canpafia en- Ia parada 8, ALI
viven La vida esa pintoresca y tras-
frmsnte que todos suponemos en-
-csa pobre gente ex6tica.
seghn infirmes hace slgdn item
20 esos gitanos incorregibles vista
ron la oficina de don Roberto lie
diiercn 81 les permitia levantar su
vivtenda temporal en- Ia parada oc1o
ce~ca de Ia "Colectiva
Fl Alcalde, despues de ca1arse las
gafas Y contemrlar la fraril anato-
mia de los peticionarios-56 peticin,
sslswiase Asento7--no quiso accedar
a Ia solicitud, pero los gitanos ha-
caendo coso o-uiso de n rosoluci6n
alcaldes Sc fueron a Ia parada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
UNA CARTA DEL SIR SAN
CHEZ MORALES
10 CUE Ell NO DIJo...
Mayo s. 1925

Mayo s, 1925
sr. Director dc
Ell MUNDo,
San Jran,
Puerto Rico
Muy senior mfo y amigo:
En- estos dias los peri6dicos IAN
publicado informaciones mas me-
nos err6neas acerca de opiniones
mias sobre Ell proyecto de ley IIaig
y otros asuntos. No es mi costu1n-
bre rectifcar esa clase de publica-
clones, porque creo que todo el
mundo entiende que Ell reporter
tiene ciertos privilegios en- cuanto
al uso de Ia imagination, quo de-
be deiarse funcionar para solaz do
Ia comunidad. pero hay ciertos ca
SOS, como este, en- que hay que
gritar: "no he dicho ESQ.,.
Aver Ell MUNDo cita entire CO.
millas una parrafada de cosas, al
gunas de las cuales die, otras
que no die, hablando con su re-
porter. Lo que mas me interesa rec
tificar es 10 de mi calificaci6n del
proyecto de contribuciones sobre
ingresos como tuna barbaridad
Nunca he pensado ESQ ' no he
podido decirlo Fl senior Herman
dez Lopez oyo mi conversation con
81 reporter y 81 me rehero.
La idea basica de ese proyecto
dc ley, que es instituir en- Puerto
Rico los principles fundamentales
de la contribution federal sobre in
gresos, es muy oportuna necesa-
ria. El proyecto ha sido enmendado
cuidadosamente por la Camara, en-
benefcio de su adaptabildad Pto.
Rico, pero aquel principle funda-
mental ha quedado en- pie.
Anticipandole gracias por la pn
blieacion de esta carta, soy de ID.
Alto. amigo y s. s.,
l. Sanchez MORALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

ocho levantaron sus tiendas de
campala con ell desenfado mas deli
cioso del mundo... Y ALI han estado
hacienda su negocio, hasta que aver
Ell Alca1de tuvo conociniento de que
los gitanos eran unos informales y
confianzudos, por 10 que Sc dirigi6
erseguida la Policla para Que
esta haga cunplir su orden original,
hacienda que los gitanos Sc marchen
ccr la mtsiea otra parte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
100 PEREGRINos PoRTUGUE-
SIS VAN A ROMA

LIgBoA. mayo 8. Gable fran
ces.) DOS trenes especiales han par
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
GRAN EDICION DOMI-
NlCAL De "EL. NUN
Do" INF 0RMACION
SENSATIONAL
S0BERBlA COLLABORATION
-SECCI0N C0MICA.- -CRONl-
CA HIPlCA


Focas ediciones tan interesantes,
amenss y selectas como Ia, que pu-
olieara mahana Ell MUNDo y que
empe7ara a circular desde bien tenn
prano.
ia information local es fiel ex-
rreei6n de los acontecimientos de
6ltima hora, en- toda su importancia
trascendencia. Isaben acaso los
opreres que estan ameuazados de
una crsats horrible para fines del
enfrcnte RESP Use hara possible la
oraloveani6n de Il calIs Salvador
Errr7 lc6no pr eden reduciree ms
cnrfstb"ciones? IFS acaso cierto que
II coa'ici0n rep1blico-soeialista es-
Il r,ucrta9 iconoce usted las en-
pierdas oue Sc introduciran la ley
de arbitrios7 Todas esas preguntas
v muchas otras que dejamos en- ell
tintero, por no ser jrohjcs, seran de-
ndamente contestadas en- nuestra
edici6n dominical
Para los lectores del popular v
selecto REMIGIo's baste con de-
cirles que la jornada de maiiana So
brepasa a todas las demas en- inte-
res o importancia
Para nuestro mundo elegante. Ell
ndYndo Mundillo de CASTOR Paris,
selActo ameno siempre.
Fl culto escritor den Lope Bello,
vublica un trabaio Inuy irtsresan-
te, Que Sc titula Puerto Rico dentro
de la Epopeya.
Martinez Acosta nos deleita con
una de sus jugosas Y bien escritas
cr6nicas que tanto prestigio le han
ccnquistado como cronista netamen-
te boricua.
En- cuanto a collaboration extran-
jera, debemos anunciar que colabo-
ran en-. FL MUNDo de manana
erandes escritores, de fama y pres
tigio mundial.
Sc ha dado atenci6n preferente
al Dia dc las Madres, tanto en- las
! celumnas editorialsa como en- las
entrevistas.
La Revista de Legislation y Ju-
rjsprudencia, interesantfsi1na, min
g1n amante de cuestiones legales,
ssi como ningln abogado, debe de-
jar de leerla. La Revista Universal,
sensational, con sus informaciones
de altos vuelos.
Para los amantes del sport, tan
TO ifpico como pelotero, bien escritas
cr6nicas las iltimas predicciones
nara las carreras de manana en- el
hip6dromo Las Casas.
La secci6n c6mica, es un triunfo
mas para sus antores, y sera objeto
de delete para nuestros lectores
durante las aburridas horas domi-
nicales.
En- general. la edici6n de mafiana
signifca un gran esfuerzo por nues-
ira parte. esfuerzo que hemos ira
ducido en- amenidad. interes y Sc
lecta lectura, en- bien de nuestros
favOrecedores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

H Rep. ROmani niega
que ell haya pedldO la
pOSpOSiCi0n lndefini
da del prOl ecto Pal a
cOnStruir ina Carre-
terra ende eI Barrio
ObrerQ y Rio Piedras
E prOyect0 tiende a des-
coIigeStionar ell trafico Y
eyJtar cheques. .-El Sr. R0-
mani Opina que la camaIa
apr0bard su pE0yecto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

H conocdo contrats de capital noble
ta Mr. e Hatch quien desde hace muchos
Rco donde gozaba de
Hospital Presb;terianO ha sido
Fl entefro efectuado e da de
funeraa Union Church corstuy6
de duelo aistendo
les de San Juan el evdencia de ndscues
d smpatias de goaba Po Rico cabalero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

tContinta en % paR 6l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
MUssoLINI MINIsTRo DE MA
R1NA. INFERNO

ROMA, mayo 8. Omitted Eresaj
Mussolini ha asumido Ell minis,
terio de marina temporalmerte has
ia que Sc nombre al nuevo minis
tro p~opietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

lido, llevando 100 peregrinos bajo
Ia direction del jefe de la jeraruuia
cat6lica en- Portugal. Van Roma
pasando antes por La capilla de IA
virgen de Lourdes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
UNA VISTA A LA.
UNIVERSIDAD
ENTREVISTA CON. Ell CANCI-
LLER, DR.. BENNER

Ell pueblo puertoniqueno debe sentirse 0rguIoS0 por
la adquSiC6n del DR.. Benner como preSidente de
nueStra UniverSidad "DeSeo C0nvertirIa en- una Uni
peraci6n del pueblo puertorriquei0'' nos dijo
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30
Fischer's Drug Store
Furniture-HOusehold Goods 9

DIXIE FURNITURE CO.. iis N. Flores
ST. Exchange new, furniture for old:
buys and sells on cash or time payments.
Cr eet
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30
RENTALS
Houses Unfurnished

FOR RENT-six-room house, downtown.
three blocks Houston street. IFS Fannin
street Travis 1904 for particulars or
call ITO slocum Place.
1903 +. COMMERCE. modern three
room house, good location on car line,
all conveniences. Cr 5S55.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

FINE oak wood. four-foot So; chunks
50: 81 and up delivered. Quick service
woodlawn 5Oil. Ll6 Diaz.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30
RENTALS
Houses Furnished

524 SCHLEY-Furnishod bungalow with
sleeping porch, th-ee-piece bath. Pitts
burg water heater, block S. Presa car.
Owner, Mis-. 4lS7-W or 532 Schley.
NINE ROOM furnished rock house. two
baths suitable for rooming house, close
in. SIS week. Tr. 2647.
VERY attractive. nearly new, complete
ly equipped, Beacon Hill bungalow home.
artistic furnishings looks. Victrola. lawn,
shrubbery, roses. SIS. Woodlawn 3s30-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

WOOD FOR SALE-Mesquite heater
chunks. large or small. full cord. 5000
delivered. Special Fireplace wood cut in
lG-inch or si-inch lengths, $500 per
cord. Heavy 4-foot mesquite $3.50 per
cord. Ring Or. ii6J.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

BEST oak wood. $500 cord, mesquite
$500 Get your order in early. Mis-
sion 30i2-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

TOBIN HILL WOOD YARD. first-class
chunks, IS. Prompt delivery. Woodlawn
g967.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

CALL Mrs. Carr 70. dry oak and mes
quite wood. very Reasonable. Mis-. Soie-w.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

SEASONED live oai; wood. four-foot
lengths, SS.5s; chunks. any length. $3.50;
full measures Ais. 3030-J.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

WOOD! WOOD!
All kinds OF wood. Sit Monterey. Tr.
t5il. Or. 9s37. rrawalter Wood Co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

FOUR-FOOT oak and mesquite wood.
wood saw. stove wood. chunks. wssl,
wood. kindllng. 81 loads. Mission 1SiS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

wOoD-Try our mixed wood for your
heater and get your MONEYS worth. >.
loads and up TO fun cords delivered I'M
mediately. Ellison Wood Yard, corner
Grove and Roosevelt. Mis-. 1867.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

CALI. MRS. CARR FOR dry oak chunks.
$500; four-foot, $500: mesquite chunks.
$500: four-foot $500. Mission Soi2-w.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale, Miscellaneous

SWISS matchmaker. repairs all foreign
and domestic watches. Work guaran-
teed. Alamo Jewelry Co. OPP. Alamo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

GET 1t while cheap. Pine klndling $500
per load. Ring Mission Ii9. Mission
Wood & Coal Co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

wOoD-Ask our prices before buying.
Coal Co. 1870 Hoetgen, Mis- 260s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30
1882 N. Alamo


Houses Furnished II
SMALL furnished cottage for nice quiet
couple, il5 Devlne ST. CT. 52l2.
sI%-ROOM furnished house. modern con-
yeniences. reasonable rent to responsible
parties. Call Woodlawn HAS.
BEAUTIFUL furnished s-room house or
apartment, near Breckenridge High. rea-
sonable. Mission 270i-R $40 Z. Guen-
Their.
TO SMALL family, four-room house.
sleeping porch, garage, paved street
near car adults. Mission 1881.
FURNISHED and unfurnished cottages,
bath, gas, garage. south side. a05 Nc
kinley. coo Schey. woodlawn g.
SIX rooms ciose-in, every convenience.
paved street, near school and car line,
large screened porch, large yard. garage;
a beautiful home. SIS W. Poplar. TT.
Sl5f-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

PREPARE FOR WINTER
Leading wood and coal dealers for IS
years. Get our prices
SUNSET WOOD COAL co.
$50 LAMAR ST. CIR. 81. TR. 81. CIR. sisI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-30

CORD OF oak wood, delivered. $500.
b.. Smith. Mission 2sO5-J.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-30

Nome, Alaska, Jan. 30.-(B BY the A
P)-The diphtheria epidemic yester-
day took serious turn and the cit
liens, through the local correspond
ent of the Associated Press, address
ed the following appeal that official
Washington hasten antitOXin by
airplane from Fairbanks, rather than
force them to wait for dog team de-
livery.
"Help Immediately! Help by air
plane with anti-toxin serum is the
appeal of Nome, not for the Sour
doughs but especially for the chill
dren, the young Americans of tomor-
row."
"We don't want to ask Soviet Rus
sia to send an ice-breaker with anti
toxin nor do we ask that the Shen-
andoah or the Los Angeles be dis
patched but please get Uncle Sam tc
send an airplane from Fairbanks
with two red-blooded men, who have
volunteered to fly to Nome in four
hours in order to bring relief.
"There is Il shipment of anti-toxin
from Juneau due in Nenena, Febru.
airy 3, which if sent by airplane will
beat the dog team by several days I'd
Nome, which may save the lives OF
many.
Everything looked favorable yes
terday but today conditions have re-
versed. More new cases have been
reported. DR.. Welch states that 'all
four and five-year-old anti-toxin has
been used up and only one good
doze of six-year-old anti.toxin is left
"There has been about 75,O0(
units of old anti-toxin .used which
have been responsible for holding the
epidemic in check to date, but now
that it is used up and more cases
appearing the situation has become
serious due to the fact that if we
must wait for dog teams to arrive
we cannot expect relief much before
February 49,"
The appeal concluded with re-
quest to, the Associated Press to
bring the situation to the attention
of officials at Washington.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-30
NAVY SUB GOES
ON SHORE; CREW
Is TAKEN OFF
Second Unit of Navy's Sub
marine Fighting Strength
To Come to Grief
FILLED WITH

Portsmouth, N. H., Jan. 3O.---The
submarine S-4S, the second unit of
the United States undersea fighting
strength to come to grief on the New
England coast within three weeks
was fast in the mud in the little har-
Dor near Jaffrey Point today, after
night of desperate peril for her Of
ficers and crew; numbering 4S men,
The crew was taken off by coast
guardsmen this morning. The men
were suffering FROM exposure and
their clothing was frozen.
Commissioned at Bridgeport. Con-
necticut, in 1921, the S-4S, which cost
$5.00O,0O0 was regarded as one of the
finest submarines in the world.
Coast guard crews had striven in
effectually all night to reach the
stranded vessel as it was pounded by
heavy seas but did not succeed
until today when the subsid-
ing seas left the craft resting in a
bed of sand in Little Harbor.
The submarine was leaking and
had become so filled with chlorine
gas that all hands were forced to &c
on deck some time before they were
rescued. Naval men said they con-
sidered it unsafe to attempt to pul
the submarine into deep water in the
high seas running and with the pune
ture in her hull. They were consid
ering the advisability of patching
the hull before trying to float her.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-30
GAST0N MEANS
FOUND GUILTY
IN FRAUD CASE
Former Agent for u. S. De-
partment of Justice Faces
Prison Sentence
GOT MONEY FOR BRIBES
Charged That He Extracted
S65.0OO From Companies
For This Purpose

New York, Jan. 3O.-Gaston Means,
was found guilty by federal court
jury today on charges of conspiring
to bribe government officials and was
sentenced to pay fine of $4,000
and to serve two-year penitentiary
term.
who was convicted of similar
charge was fined $4,000. The sen
tences were imposed by Federal
Judge Lindley after the jury had
returned sealed verdict which had
found the defendant guilty but re
commended clemency. The court de
MED motions to set aside the verdict
on the ground that it was contrary to
the weight of evidence.
The verdict marks one Of many
high lights in the sensational career
of Means. At intervals in the last
eight years he figured in episodes
ranging from trial for murder to
accusations of graft, in which the
names of men prominent in public
life were banded about.
The present case got into the
courts when ii federal grand jury last
March indicted Means, Fielder and
Elmer ID. Jarnecke, who had been
known as secretary to Means, in the
justice obstruction conspiracy
charge. Officials of the Crager Sys-
tenn. incorporated. and the Glass
Casket Company of Altoona, Pa
charged the trio with having obtain
ed 900 from them on their repre-
sentation that it would be spent in
bribing high government officials to
call off their prosecution on charges
Of having used the mails in a stock
fpaud' eefrpiracy.
One Pleaded Guilty
The indictment charged, among
other things, that the defendants
"conspired to represent that Fielder
was partner in the practive Of law
with the Attorney General of the
United States Harry NJ. Daugherty)
"and that Means was an officer and
employe of the government occupying
a position Of importance in the De-
partment of Justice.
With the opening of the trial. Jam
uary S, Jarnecke changed his plea to
guilty and became the governments
chief witness.
Means was witness against
Henry NJ. Daugherty in the famous
senatorial inquiry
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-30
LIQUIDATION
OF DEBTS IN
STATE SHOWN
Abstract of Statement of
State Banks Declared Best
in Many Years
l. LIABILITIES / CUT
Big Increase in Reserve Gives
State Banks as a Whole
Big Reserve Surplus
l. / ABILITIES CUT

The remarkable liquidation Of
debts in North Dakota, since harvest
! ing of the 1924 crops, is the out
standing feature of the abstract of
| statements of state banks, compiled
today by the state banking depart
, ment. based upon reports of state
banks under the cali OF Gilbert Sem
lngson, state bank examiner, for
| statements of condition of banks at
the close of business December 81 ,
1924.
The statement shows that the
loans and discounts of all the state
banks and four trust companies were
reduced from $S3,3O7,3 ,3O7.92 on De-
cember 81, 1923, to $63 1894 ,4O442 on
December 81, 1924 reduction in the
loans and discounts in one year of
$19.3l2.9 2.9O35O.
A corresponding decrease in the
amount of money borrowed by the
banks from outside agencies is
shown. While the state banks listed
bills payable-mOney borrowed by
hanks-of $l3.995.07454 on Decem-
ber 81, 1928, the amount was reduced
on December 81, 1924, to $4,4S1 $40. SO,
or reduction in one year Of $685.
1885. Banks have repaid more than
81 100000 Of borrowed money since
November Is
Deposits Jump
The report, declared by banking
department officials to be the best i'm
many years. shows also an increase
in deposits over December 81, 1923.
Deposits in the yearly period ending
December 81, 1924, increased from
$50 0O6, ,676.7s to $ss,O7S,11sO1.
The position of the state banks
with respect 10 reserve also II
strengthened over the year previous.
While the total reserve of state
banks on December 81, 1928, was $1O,-
osl ,52O.26 the total had mounted On
December 81, 1924, to $24,479,367.Ss.
The state banks at the close of the
year. 1924. surplus reserve, over
legal requirements of $17,1S9, ,56497.
There is also noted big increase
IN the amount Of money due from
reserve agents and other banks
showing North Dakota state banks
have large sums of money on deposit
with big institutions. The North Da-
kota banks had due from approved
reserve agents, on December 81, 1924,
$2l .7s4. 1882, or approximately three
times the amount due from approx
ed reserve agents the year previous.
and the amount "due from other
banks" shows an increase Cash on
hand of banks, and the amount of
government issues of banks, is in
creased
Time Deposits
The report shows that total de-
posts subject to check are $34 $780,
1896; and time certificates of de-
posit are $4s,094, ,277.OO.
The greatly increased volume of
business and improved condition of
the banks, as indicated by the alb
Stract of statements, is in the face
of decrease in the number of state
banks reporting, from SOS on Decem.
Der 81, 1923, to 500 on December 81,
1924
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-30
AUTO J0BBERS
SHOW HERE IS
HELD SUCCESS
Representatives of Quanrud,
Brink and ReibO.d Firm
Get Many Tips

The Automotive Accessories and
Garage Equipment show by Quanrud
Brink 4 Reibold, Inc. of Bismarck
this week has been big success
There were more than 200 of their
f1ieaiers in' attendance and 20 factory
representative with display of tools
for garage equipment, and replace
ment parts and radio.
They served supper to more than
$50 at the Elk's hall Wednesday eve
ming and also served dinner to the
crowd Thursday noon.
Wednesday evening after supper
the crowd. repaired to the Rialto
Theatre under the hall, where an
interesting address was delivered by
Fred Conklin, president of the Bis
marck Association of Commerce, ex-
tending welcome to the visitors,
and an address on Credits by J. l..
Bell, vice president of the First
National bank of Bismarck. These
addresses we're followed by show
reels depicting the making Of spark
plug, and an address by w. H. John
son, representative Of the Champion
Spark Plug Go. Following this pic
ture and address, the A. f. A. film,
"Profitable Shop Maintenance" was
shown, and an address by H. w.
Knapp of the McQuay-Norris Mfg.
Co., on shop maintenance and mer-
chandising. Mr.. Knapp's address
was well received and many remarks
were heard commendatory.
Many remarks by the visitors were
heard commencing the local jobbing
firm for bringing this up to date af-
far into their territory, and bringing
the dealers of their territory togeth-
er in meeting where everyone had
a real good time, as well as spending
a few days profitably, as all seem to
regard it.
The following representatives, of
respective companies were present
with the display:
C.. A. Otto, Lincoln Products Co.;
J. A. Kurz, Lyon Metallic Mfg Co.;
J. P. Junkin, Standard Spring Mfg.
Co.; E. P. Abel, American Grinder
Co.; c. w. Beyers, Walker Manufac-
turing Co.; S. B. Wilson, McCord
Radiator & Mfg. Co.; W. c. Wells,
Toledo Steel Products Co.; T. H.
Belling, Black & Decker Mfg. CO.;
H. w. Knapp, McQuay' Norris Mfg.
Co.; NJ. Wick, McQuay Norris Mfg.
Co.; H. R. Hosmer, Gilfillan Bros;
c. L. Swander, Forest Electric Co.;
J. F.. Guppy, Spencer Mfg. Co.; VIM.
Fl. Johnson, Champion Spark Plug
Co., A. c. Michigan, Champion Spark
Plug Co.; P. NJ. Rupert, Allen Elec-
trio Co.; j. l.. Vaughan, st. Paul
Welding & Mfg. Co.; W. A. Fredlund.
u. S. Light & Heat Corp; f. G. Lun-
dell, Indian Refining Co.; A. 7. Ford,
Albertson & Co.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-30

BY NEA Service
Austin. Mimi, Jan. 30. Meet Lord
Larry O'Keefc.
packing plant here. but soon to be
possessor of baronial estate in
Ireland and something like $25O,0OQ
in cash-to say nothing of a castle
with very tidy cellar.
And il YOU ask Lord Larry whats
the first thing he is going to do. he'll
tell you fight out.
TO Laugh At VOIstead
1.-The first thing, sor, when | reach
that estate, is to 20 down into that
cellar and laugh at Mr.. Volstead
"Ill sample wine list that would
bring tears to the eyes of Pussyfoot
Johnson himself Then I'll crack Il
bottle of fine old rye which should
be standing around on one of the
shelves we'll covered with cob webs. y
1t reads like dream. Three
months after Larry's birth his moth
er, Lady O'Keefe II, passed away.
The father passed Larry on to the
care VI couSIIS, w imam ~ hSSic anu
family of st. Louis.
When the father died no heir to
the earldom could be found. Neigh
bors, however. recalled that Lady
O'Keefe had died shortly after the
birth of a son and no trace could be
found in the vital statistics bureau
of the son ever having died.
Found Sticking Pigs
SO search was instituted and
Lord Lawrence O'Keefe III was
found sticking pigs for his liveli-
hood.
Larry says he is going to have
plenty of race horses-but pigs
"Divil bit of it, will J." says
Larry. 81 won't have one of the
diviish things on the estate.
"But ] will take my old stickin'
knives with me. | have slaughtered
more than condition pigs with them.
''I'll tie ribbon around them and
hang them over the mantelpiece for
the boys to look at as gentle re-
minder that their dad didn't kick
head over heels into prosperity