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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
WHAT The AMERICAN .
LEGION IS DOING
FOR WAR VETERANS

INDIANAPCHIS. Jan. @5.-FTnnklin
D'Oller. national commander nt the
American Legion today issued the fol-
loving statement with regard TO the
service 'h: legion has undertaken to
render "N-ScrNICC men:
AT each Of the seven thousand loCla
posts NJ TN" American Legion through
out I'll" country. Is war risk ofhcer'
conforming in this regard with the
state organization and that al national
headquarters in Indianapolis.
These local post officers have been
instructed to take up with various gov
ornamental bureaus in Washington. or
branch offices, any CaSrS with regard to
cN-Scrric" men that may be- brought to
their attention calling for governmental!
action. such cases as they deem
worthy Of the adviC" of the state war
risk officer are forwarded TO him
Where tn" cas-" cannot b" handled ny
state department officers. < l. forward
ed to stat" headquarters. and may in
turn be submitted to national headquar-
tres for attention. wh"r" tn" h"adquhr-
tcrS SCrNlC" Is required. Thousands OF
these difficult or extraordinary cases
Involving questions of law and proceed
urC or delayed cases ar" received at ma
tIonal headquarters daily.
Most uf thes" appeals consist IF
various claims against IN" government
growing out uC Z mans service in the
army. navy or InarIlr. corps. They re-
lat" for the moss pnrt To compensation,
allutmcHts. Iih'rtS Loan bonds, NUCa-
tional training and bonuses.
"ln 4 period Of Two months. for cX-
ample. national headquarters has been
instrumental in collecting Tor "N-scrv-
ice men $l6.650 In Liberty Loan bonds
and $l6.i30?u in a,lotIncnts and allow
anC"S.
"tharlrs T.. Sheridan. in charge Of the
service division at national h"adquar-
trrS. and formerly connected with war
risk insurance bureau at Washington.
il in charge uf ihiS branch If the SerV-
ace. Ills intimate knOwlrde" Of the
workings Of various governmental
bureaus in Washington enables him to
render with IN" utmost dispatch this
ScrVic" L. the many rX-SorNirr men
uCulTtIuCnt"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
BEAUTIFUL STORY
OF HOME MISSIONS
BY REV, M'CREARY
Thrilling Narrative OF the missionary
Career Illustrated With
Steropticau.

Ia m Interesting lCctur" TO tn" ln'h-
r,r.. IF ,p. conversation last utEht. Rev.
I, =. >r.,,r,..,,., r,st,r ,i rhr S,...und
Ira l.. NV F'"'H' i'S''' ~ W.
l'r' 'l'I i'rhn ''"t'h' "'""f"' "' sum-.
fact that Nt""o'''"o S"'9 o. '"I
I"rt at M" h"iHG niSHt''l9 q! n.t' - -, ,,,.
States "'''' 10y .I,n,.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
PRESBYTERIAN BOARD
WILL MEET FRIDAY

There will be two sessions or IN"
Presbyterian board held on Friday al inc
First Presbyterian church. The first
meeting will b. hold this afternoon ~
three o'clock and the second session -
called for the cvcnngat seven O'Clock
for the purpose OF taking up III" sub
ject Of stewardship as relates 10 "a"
congregation. IN connection with the
Mcf>reary, chairman OF the PrcShytcrial
hoard viii preside at the meeting and
Rev. J. II, Spencer OF Worcester. Ohio,
will speak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
WOODS PROMOTION
OPPOSED BY BAKER


WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Mator Gem
eraI Leonard Wood. senior Of that rank
in the army, will nit be promoted TO
secretary Of war can prevent it. Rep
rescntative Dyer. OF Missouri. intro
duced a bill some time ago 10 promote
General Wood. 1t went to the military
affairs committee and as is usual IN
such cases. was transmitted 10 the war
department by the committee chairman,
Representative Julius Kahn. OF Call
fornia Here is the answer MI kahn
received today from Secretary Baker:
Receipt is acknowledged Of your let
tor Of January "A. enclosing a copy
Of a bill which provides for the pro-
motion Of the senior major general OH
tho active list Of the army (Major Gem
cral Wood) TO the grade Of lieutenant
general.
General Wood is one Of number OF
Officers OF tho regular army OF long
and distinguished service. | recommend
that tho proposed bill be not passed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
JEWISH UNIVERSITY
ON MOUNT Of OLIVER

NEW YORK. Ian. 25.-Nntcd jewish
sCh"lars from all parts of the world. In
clud!ng lar. Albert Einstein. physicist,
will meet soon IN Baslr Switzerland. TO
prepare the foundation OF Hebrew
university in JeruEalrm, the Zionist or
ganization OF America announced here
to-day.
Professor Patrick Gcddes. OF the l'nl-
y"rSity Of Ed!uhUTE. ono OF tho worlds
foremost authorities on town planning.
IL designing the university as part Of a
scheme OF modcrniZati0n he is carrying
on In Jcrusa lem Ia prepare Il To receive
thousands Of immigrants who are ex-
pv"tcd To- settle there.
The cornerstone OF IN" university has
been laid ALREADY on the top Of the
Mount OF Olives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
''WaSn't
Getting
An Egg-Now,5
10 a Day"

II received your More EggsSs
Tonic and started giving It To my
hens. l wasn't getting an egg. npT
l am getting 10 day. So writes
Mrs. Ernest Campbell. Of Mineral
Va. Any poultry raiser can eastlKs
double his profits BY doubling the
egg production Of his hens. A scien.-
tific tonic has been discovered that
revitalizes the flock and makes Mann
work all the time. Tho toni. ~
called More Egss." Give your hens
a few cents worth Of More Egg
and you will be amazed and ds-e
lighted with resultA f
Nop is the time to give More
EEEs" to your hens. while prices are
high and pronts big. Don't let your
hens loaf; make them lay. More
Eggs" Tonic has done this for +o0.- :,
600 chicken raisers all over the
country. 1t will do the same for 49,
500 Package J4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
Porlty Raisers Everywhere Tell
Wonderful Results of'More EgIE

; .'sNocs Ee1s. .. 0odsSAA Mgy
rresi,ed your "Aors EsEI' Teak ~ :p.u,Srz
~, a rrest Godssnd. UN ealy gettS
Ssy apd noS / an Etellnl - q al .,SEA
sA' xYKTlS ICE. Bost1AfSE
More Err" Pad ths Fnstes
can't s1preu In wcFds be- Auch hAo -
'h.o~sted BIZ "Nors Essi" have pA!d P1M4
Sic[h"d The ehiIdrsu In psg drests. !nd H">4
~ Ill paid ny PASTOR b. doA
Sos.e srss Iasi .s&. ~ tsssa. - -
had y ms Sc I'M r. nesaoos. wo.n.. t
1900 ESEs from - Heas 10y
~. Nor ESrs" TonLe did ven6>n
Ast a beus when I got the tcnh and ~ IL
A.. or Iix errs Q day. April ,l&cI ~
~" rDw. HEKKER. Peatise. 2iSG
100 p.ens-l5oo EEgS
h,,s fed Two poIes Of More Egg - ny hen.
ard / think :hsy have broken the 90 record
have $50 White LeShorus sAd In sxAetu Al ao'
r0t 10 G %Rs. II. PATTON. wT~it. MG->
- $500 Worth Of EEgs from - Hens
never u,ed More ESES' TenIc until lag 9esm
~ oT,S SOC % worth o Eggs fro0 tertQfoS'
hsnI More ESEJ'' Tonie did
a r1iOpE Sterling. Kins,. \. No ;. bSS IL q
1858 EEEs After Package
Lad fall ] bouFht q boz Of Jour Nor L1
Fnoie and would Ike 10 have you Know tns ntei' /.
I'm JInuArJ lst 70 July LIST my hens Iaio L'e'
sN@ 4 Z. WHITE. Scranton. 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
SPIRITUAL RETREAT,
Wednesday To BE Observed With y
propr1ats Services st 1nS
FOURTH street Church.

At ten o'clock Wednesday moFnin4
will take place the opening services q
n doy of spiritual retreat at the Fourt
Street Methodist Episcopal church q
which the Rev. DR.. c.. E. Allen ~
pastor. At this service the pastor WY
give an exposition Of the Holy Spirit -
Acts. At tho two o'clock service. MI
Crawford will conduct the deVotionA
and the Rev. {. Fred Anderson, distrt0
superintendent and the Rev. E: Q. MOI
ris' OF Kirk wood. will speak. The RAJ
Or. Harry c. Howard, pastor Of 1hot1F
son church. will conduct the mid-week
service at 1880 o'clock. ..rs,,
BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAAiPS1r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
CONDITION FAVORABLE

Tho condition CT benjamin Roscn-
bloom, ex-senator "f West Virginia. Is
very favorable, according 10 Information
given nu; by attendant" NJ the North
Wh""luE hospital. where b" has bee"
ruunnrd for the past week with pncu-
MnIIl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
District Missionary Meeting.

There will b. 4 dislriCt mCcllNE OF
Wheeling District Missionary society ~
the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock. at which Mrs. David Bow
crs. the financial field secretary OF the
Methodist home missions. Will talk. Mrs.
S. w. Booher Of MoundsVilc "I4 prs
side over the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
TO END LOCKOUT.

BARCELONA. Jan. 2b.--ln cnmpl!
AM" with 4 request of the prrfact Of
barcelona. the directing committee Of
tn" employers association Of CATALONIA
d"cid"d last nIGhi I" end tn" lockout of
employees on Monday. The employers.
however. declined TO accept responsible
ity for eventualitles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26

Thor, will be a meeting OF The ora-
torio organization tonight at III" First
Presbyterian church to rchcarSe IN.
first time Mcndelssohn's 'f:hlah'
which they will present some time ~
the early part Of the spring. The meet
ing is called for o'clock. ,.
In addition 10 the oratorio rChcarsllS
tho regular rchcarsals of the MuslclI
department OF the Womah's club Will 10
resumed this week for the hrSt unc IN
Wednesday afternoon at the \. q. |. w.
hall. Complctc plans Tor the rrT r. III.
day night the musical Department Will
give a recital at the a. .. L. W. audi
forum at s o'clock.
plans have been made 70 present the
Messiah" nj the Mt. dc Chantal next
Sunday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
QUAKE RECORDED

MADRID Jan. @5--The observatory at
at Toledo has issued y communicate stat
ing that At five o'clock Saturday after
Noon IN" Instruments ri Tho observatory
recorded a seismic disturbance Mt an cS-
ttmaicd distance OF approximately 215
miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
READY FOR NEwBaRHY TRIAL

GRAND RAIIDS. Mich. Jan. 2J-Ven-
ircm"n. defendants. witnesses and a
small lH';al army began arriving here
today for the trial, which opens in fed
Senator Truman II. Newberry, and 1874
others charged with corruption. conspir-
acy and fraud In the 1913 Senatorial
election. %
Nearly seven hundred Witnesses II has
been estimated will DO called.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
PRODUCTION REDUCED.

II MBERLANi'. Md. Jan. "".--Coal
in thu Georges Creek and Up
p"r Potomac fields has been reduced to
a. percent OF normal by tho serious car
shortage. according Ia statements is-
sued hero to-day 10y operators. In the
t;,rrE,s, Greek region since l1st Tues
day. tia. mines along the Western
MARYLAND railway have been able to
send uui only 700 10 $50 cars q day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
CLUB NOTES

Tho North Wheeling club Will stage
its annual minstrel show az the 'arToli
club on Thursday and Friday evenings
OF this week. 1t will b" featured ny
many high class acts. and is being d.
rected by Joseph CurcNran. The aHa;r
was unusually good last year and Will
probably be even more clever lhiH SEA
son; as all the rvhcarsals have been lu!l
of pep and good acts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
SI.OO Package
] Fl rec

II you wish to Try this great proot Mafss
simply write Q postcard or letter 20 Z r
Refer, the poultry expert Rsssee :
BIDS Kansas City. No ana Az A., Tor IN. SS
INV money. Mr.. Rssfsr viii send you tive
81 90 packages Of More EggaS rou PAY
the postman upon delivery sniy N:N. tfe
pprs beinS free. Ths Aiiiion Dollar AOe.
chants Bank Of Kansa. City. No. G3af.%
tees II you are not absolutely satisnso. yTI Z
there n no rtsk Write today fof thb ~
rIai froo package o6OR. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26

Tho man VIII" can limit debate In tho
United States s"nut" will =" next In
pnnularity to the man who can take u
fail on, nC the II. I. ~ L.-St Paul
Pioneer Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
ADDly a Little MuSterole-

And Musterole won't buster IKE
the old.fashioned mustard plaster.
lust spread it on with your ringers.
II penetrates to the sore spot with a
gentle Jingle, loosens the congestoh
and draws out the soreness and pam
Musterole is a clean, white ONT.
nent made with oil of mustard II
il fine for quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group, stun
neck asthma neuralgia, headache
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, iu'n
baGo, pains and aches OF tine osck h 81
FONTS, sprains, sore muscles bruises chi!'
blains frosted feet, colds on the chest.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy GNU. emu
dren Keep it handy for instant use Sc
soc and 6Oc jars; hospital size ><'oo'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
California Fruits

OdIlIO IIIlb I U1VO
Mon Aprioots, No. 2is can. $780,. SOC
Mon. Cherries, No. ala can. 6oc
white Horse Peaches, q: can. Sc
Hnnt's white Grapes, 81, can soc
cobb's Raspberriss, No. can SOC
Mon logan Berries, NO. can. Csc
Mon, BllckesrTtes, No. 2 can soc
p. II. BLACK Rasposrries. No. 2 can.5Sc
Dsl monte Y. C. Peaches, ala can 55c
Del rdonte Shield Peaches. az can 55c
sun Ktst Pineapple, NO. ga can eoc
hunts Aprtcots, NO. AL can. $50
Eastern Brand Peaches, ga can SOC
Fleo. brand Peas, No. 2i7 can $50
otb Ralter White Aprtcots, ala 4Sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
CAN GOODS

Pumpkin, Good Will Brand, 3 can.42c
Hominy, Servus Brand, 3 cans .42c
Sauerkraut, welso Brand, 3 cans. SIC
spinach, Nabob Brand, 3 cans. 55c
Asparagus Tips, G. B. s. Brand
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-31
UN JEFE DE LA PoL1cIA ES FE-
LIcITADo

FL muy digno jefe de la policia de
Cabo Rojo, don B. Casanova, no sola-
mente recibi6 felicitaciones de los par
tidos republican, y socialista, por su
conducta correcta y absolutamente i'm
parcial observada durante las inscrip
Clones. sino tambien del Presidente del
Comit6 Local dol partido Unionista,
lie ha dirigido la siguiente carta:
"Nosotros, miembros del Cemite Unio
nista de este pueblo, por la presente
certifcamos que la fuerza de Pohcis
Insular de este Distrito dirigids por
su jefe don Baudiho Casanova ha pro-
cedido correctamente y ha mantenido
la Ley el orden durante el periodic
de inscripciones politicas en- este pue-
bio, cOmprendido del al is inclusive
del presente mes, protegiendo los de-
rechos poEticos de csda uno de los par
tidos politicos existentes en- ia locali-
dad, sin demostrar parciahdad hacia
ningdn bsndo.
Por ell Comite Unionista
MIGUEL sEDA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-31
La CRISIS DEL
PAPEL AMENAzA
SER AUN PEOR

Los empresarios de diarios de diver
sas parties de los Estados Unidos ira
taron de la risis del papel EN- reciente
taron de la crisis del papel en- reciente
American Newspaper Publishers As
sociation''.
Frank p Glass declare que los mis-
mos editores de los diarios eran res
ponsables de la situaci6n, causa de
que sumentaban inconsidera blemente el
gasto de papel por hRcerse Ia compe
tencia unos otros, aceptando v pu
bhcando cuantos avisos Sc les presen-
taban, aun cuando ellos fueran NAL
pagados Dijo que todavia no sc ha.
bia negado 10 mas algido de Ia ca
restia del pspel, Y que los empresa-
rios estaban inaginando que ell pr6xi-
mo verano mejorarian las cosas que
sc presentarian nuevas maquinarias en-
ell mercado. Llamo la atenci6n a una
I recommendation que en- noviembre hiZo
para que Sc restringiese ell gasto de
pape1 disminuyendo los avisos v ex-
puso que La verdad de 10 que ocurrfa
no Sc habia alberto psso tan prontO
como IA escasez de La provision del
papel 10 inaponia; que apenas en- los
dos tiltimos meses sc habian convenci-
do muchos periodistas de La necesidad
de economizar ell articulo Y reducir ell
vol6men de los anuncios. Termin6 enca
reciendo la urgencia de redoblar los
empefos para economizar papel; que
de no, en- Ell otofo La situaci6n seria
mucho peor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-31
Ell ENVIO De Los Che
CUES A Los Macs
TROS De LA lSLA

Durante este afio escolar, y por es-
pacio de unos cuatro meses, los che
ques de los profesores han sido envia-
dos por la oficina del Tesorero de p.
r. los distintos inspectores de dis
trito de la isla, estos Sc han encar-
gado de repartirlos entire los maestros
que Sc hallan bajo su direction.
Con este sistema hemos conseguido:
1. Hacer negar el sueldo mas prom
to manos del empleado.
q Reunir a los maestros todos los
meses en- una fecha determinada en-
alegre conversation en- la ofcina del
inspector aprovechar la oportunidad
para un cambio de impresiones acerca
de las tareas escolares.
8. Ahorrar al gobierno 200 sobres
mensuales, 10 que signifca una econo-
mia de unos ocho dolares, segin Sc
cotizan al presente los sobres de ta-
mafo comerctal
A. Ahorrar, ademas, 1000 sellos de
a dos centavos, 10 que entrana una
economic de cuarenta d6lares mensua-
les.
5. Ahorrar Ell tempo que habian de
usar los oficinistas que estaban encar
gsdos de Henar las direcciones de esos
dos mil sobres, puesto que ahora So
lamente tienen que llenar los que CO.
responder a los distritos escolares de
la isla.
6. Conseguir que Ell salario sea OBJ
tenido por Ell interesado en- los dias
dltimos del mes, que es cuando apre-
milan mas los acreedores
De modo, puss, que 81 este aho 10
hemos hecho Y, al menos en- Mayaguez
ha dado resultados tan satisfactorios.
Gpor que no hemos de ponerlo en- prac-
tica ell afo pr6ximo desde sus mismos
comienzos?
Esperamos que Ell gobierno yea la
utilidad v la convenience que reporta
la innovation introducida por Ell depsr-
tamento de educacion en- 10 que al re-
parto de los cheques Sc refere y au-
torice al Tesorero para que continIe
la practica comenzada este afio, en- bien
de todos los profesores.
ISAAC DEL ROSARIO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-31
oTRo RAsGo DE ALTRUIsMo

La gentn y bondadosa doctora Dolo-
res M. Pifeiro de Lopez, envi6 los re-
clusos de la Isla de Cabras, la su1na de
$4,000, por conducto del practicante de
La Colonia de Leprosos, don Jose Pho
Rubin. qruen los distribuyo a los So
pacientes que estan en- la pequeha is
la, a razon de 81 centavos cada uno.
Todos los Leprosos envian, por medic de
Ell MUNDo, la caritativa doctora Pi
heiro, sus mas sinceras gracias por su
esplendido donativo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-31
En- la epOca presente

cuando los negocios v deberes de
la vida Sc llevan a cabo con tanta
ligereza, que acarrean con fire.
.cuencia decaimiento fisicO, arrui-
nando La salud Y causando nume-
rosoS S1ntomaS nervioSos, tales co.
mo dolar en ell cerebro, cansancio,
debilidad en- todo ell cuerpo, des-
velos. palpitaciones del coraz6n,
espermatDrrea, neuralgia, dispep-
Sia nerviosa, frialdad de pies Y
manos cualquier otro sintOma
que indique function defectuosa
del sistema nervioso debe tratar-
Sc por un medic inofensivo v que
produzca reSultados satisfacto-
rios. En- el mercado Sc ofrecen in
fnidad de patentizados que Sc
anuncian como un "curalotodo, "
pero Las PASTILLAS MITCHE-
Liza TONICO NERVINA, sola-
mente Sc recomiendan como un
poderoso reconstituyente de los
neryioS. 81 uSted ha usadO otras
preparedness sin ningIn resulta-
do, lie acOnSeiam hacer una prue
ba con las PastillaS Nitchelia To-
nico Nervina para que pFactica-
mente note sus buenos efectOs. No
acepte substitutes. Sc venden en-
todas las boticas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-31
DE GRAN INTEREs PARA LOS Ac-
CIoNISTAS DE LA CoNsTRUCTo-
RA DEL HoGAR"

En- breve la Junta de Directories de
esta importante institution considerara
sohcitudes de prestamos a los socios
accionistas que tengan derecho clio,
y este significa que La construction de
casas principiara en- breve tambien.
No hay duda que es un hecho real
y positive ell que La Constructors del
Hogar'' resolvera en- un future no le-
jano ell problems mas importante de
nuestros dias, cual es el de las vivien-
das en- San Juan, y la isla, problema que
Sc va hacienda tambien sensible en- las
dem$s poblaciones del pals.
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Sc PIDE QUE SEA PosPUEsTA LA
ocUPAcIoN DE TRACLA

FL gran vizir Damad Ferid ha pc
dido a los poderes de la Entente
que pospongan la ocupacion de Tracia
hasts despues que la delegation turcs
haya sido oida por las Conferencias de
La Paz.
Cuatro divisiones del ejercito griego
Sc encuentran destacadas en- Salonica,
en- espera de 6rdenes para avanzar ha
cia Tracia.
Los nacionalistas turcos, seg1n ase-
veraciones de Mustafa Kemal, no quie
rem pelear contra ell Sultan Mustsfa Ke
NAL es Ell jefe de la fraction insu-
rrecta.
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Sc CULPA A LOS DETALLrSTAs
DEL ALTO PRECIo DEL CALZADo

Un conocido economista americana,
T. M. Robertson, que esta empleadO en-
La Comisi6n Federal de Comercio de los
Estados Unidos, ha declarsdo ante un
cornite del Congreso que los propietarios
de tiendas de calzado son responsables
de los preciOs exagerados que hoy Sc CO.
bran.
Los curtidores y manufactureros-di-
jo--han ganado en- sus negocios mas de
10 que debian, indudsblemente. Pero
la ganancia excesiva criminal ha sido
para los detaIlistas. que aprovechandose
de La situacion creada por La guerra, han
esquilmado al consumidor de tan inicuo
modo, que merecen ser castigadCs por
las autoridades del gobierno con un ri
gor equivalente su desmedido egois-
MOI.
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Tribunal de Distrito
Seccion Primera

Raimundo Pab6n Carrasquillo, ex-par
te, dominic. Sc ordeno pase al Fiscal
para informe
Maria Benitez VS.. Pedro Bernabe.
reivindicacion. Comparecio Ell deman.
dado a la vista de La aprobacion de la
exposition del case, y ell juez Texidor
la aprobo, uniendole al efecto ell CORES
pondiente certificado.
Ramona Cruz Alamo, ex-parte, domi-
Mo. Sc orden6 pase al Fiscal para in
forme.
Abigail Aponte VS.. porto Rico Rail
way Light and Power Co.., danos y
perjuicios. Comparecieron los abogados
de ambas parties, y de conformidad, el
juez aprob6 La exposition, uniendo Ell
correspondence certifcado.
Manuel Cosme, conocido por Manuel
Suarez VS.. Herederos desconocidos de
Manuel Suarez Martinez, fliaci6n de-
claratoria de herederos. FL Tribunal die
to una orden enmendando la sentencia
dictsda en- este case, en- Ell sentido que
Sc haga constar que el Tribunal declara
"a Manuel Cosme, inico y universal he
redero de su padre, sin perjuicio de ter
cero.
Maria Cruz VS.. Manuel J Ramos, di-
vorcio. Sc declare con lugar la deman-
de-, quedando los hijos habidos bajo la
pat1ia potestad de la madre, y Sc i'm
pusieron Las costas al demandado.
Joaquin villamil VS.. Jose Narciso Via
der y otros, desahucio. Suspendido has
ia nuevo seaalamiento.
Ramon Garcia VS.. Inocencia Muriel,
divoreio. Sc declare con lugar la deman
da, quedando los hijos habidos, bajo La
pa;ria potestsd de la madre, y Sc i'm