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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
Ku-KluX Organizer
Believed CRATER

SOUTH BEND. Aug. o.-several good
fellows Of fraternal spirit had visions OF
another organization founded upon thu
principle Of the brotherhood Of mankind
when man breezed into town and said
he was an organizer OF the Ku Klux
Khan. Many Of them 'j'ined up and
things we're rolling smoothly uLtll the
police said the city could get along with
ont the Ku-KluK Khan.
The organizer returned to Chicago and
all that his followers have IS the memory.
They are OUT the money they Invested
in the society.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
South Bend Couple
Hurt in Accident

Upton. Ind, Aug. 9-Rene Won
Tieghan of South Bend is suffering from
n broken back and his wife a broken
collar bone. in a local hospital here as
a result Of the automobile in which they
were riding late Monday being crowded
into a ditch
other members of the party were
slightly injured.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
- ID Right Here In Indiana G -l
Blue Heron Killed
Near Greencastle

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Aug. "A
great blue heron, rare bird in this part
of the country. was killed today five
miles west Of Greencastle by Paul B.
Evans After futile attempts TO stun
the bird with stones, Evans borrowed a
shotgun from a neighso.ing farmer and
shot the heron, following a miles chase.
From tip to tip the birds wings meas
ured five feet eight inches The dis
lance from its feet to its head was four
feet, four inches.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
HOROSCOPE
THE stars incline, bat do not compel,
WEpNEsDAY. ArGUsr 10.

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10.
During the active hours OF this day
kindly stars dominate, according to as
trology. While Neptune and the sun are
adverse early in the morning. Jupiter and
he Sun are in benehc aspect later.
Under this kindly sway all ambitious
enterprises should benefit. There is an
encouraging sign for trade and COM
merce.
Those who seek employment should be
successful in the afternoon, but the
morning may bring Encouragement.
Persons whose birthdate it is should be
careful to avoid accident in the coming
year. They should have no cause to
worry about business
Children born on this day may be care
less and inclined to be indolent. These
subjects Of Leo usually are very good
natured and have many friends.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
Girl Gives Life
to Save Brother

COLUMBUS. Ind. Aug. 9.--Whtle at
tempting to save her s-year-o brother
from drowning. Oma Moore. IS. was
herself drowned In crock near their
home The two were wading in the
stream when the boy stepped from
ledge into deep water After succeed
ing in the rescue Of her brother. the
girl was so exhausted. she could not
save herself
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
Big Damage Suits
Filed at Columbus

7peNANt ~ AH3 4itA17'
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 0.-Two suits,
the outgrowth Of an automobile crash
July 10, were filed against Robert Flies
beck in Circuit Court here. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry c. Harper are the complainants
and demand total sum of $4,000 from
Fiesbcck for injuries alleged to have
been received 4n the accident
The Harper automobile and a machine
driven by Fiesbeck came together north
Of this city. Mrs. Harper demands Si0.-
600 for injuries IN her suit and Mr. Har-
per. demands 5000 for the loss Of his
wife's services and damages to his auto
mobile.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
Circus Followers
Nipped for Burglary

opeclRI 70 the Ilr1Ca-
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. Give
followers of a circus showing here were
arrested today after they had abandoned
grip containing jewelry valued at more
than $1,000 in home they had attempted
to rob. They were frightened away but
were apprehended later and found to have
another 1000 in loot on their persons
The men. who gave the names Roland
Ramrice and Arthur Cesky, admitted
their guilt. Their arrest came as a eli
max to a series of burglaries reported
while the circus performance was In
progress.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
Special to The Times.

BONNEVILLE. Ind, Aug 0.-The ex-
trems penalty, death, Will be asked for
Willie Deffendoll, II. confessed slayer Of
his aged mother. Mrs. Laura De1endoll,
when his case comes up for trial next
month.
Il Will ask the death penalty" Prose
cutor Youngblood said today. willie
Deffendoll ia a dangerous criminal
The affidavit charging him with drst
degree murder was read to the boy by
Youngblood.
You understand what that heans -
Youngblood asked him.
Eyes. sir" replied the boy who had
confessed 70 shooting his mother three
times
SAYS HE'S GUILTY
But
Guilty or not guilty 2"
Guilty" he said.
As Deffendoll was led from the room,
he turned to the prosecutor and, accord
ing to the latter, he said; But you IN
derstand Il was an accident
This boy is not insane" Youngblood
asserted He has sixth grade educa-
! ton and knows right from wrong
The older brother, Dolly, viii be
questioned again to determine whether
ne was a party IN any way to the crime.
He steadfastly denied all knowledge Of
his brothers guilt and there has been
evidence introduced 10 show that on the
day OF the murder. Friday, July %, he
was At work on a road near bonneville
and did not return home until the next
day. Dolly's release is expected tomor-
row.
JURY TO MET
IN SEPTEMBER
Willie will be bound over 10 the War
rick County Circuit Court The grand
jury win convene that first week in Sep
TENDER and II is believed that a lawyer
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

(The Hoopers, an average American
family of i've, living In a suhurpain ian
town, on a limited Income. VIII ten
the readers of the Daily Times now
the MANY present day problems OF
the home are solved By working on
the budget that Mrs. Hooper mas
evolved and found practical. Follow
them daily In an interesting review
of their home lie and learn TO Inees
the conditions Of the high cost OF
= living with them.l
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
We TOWNE GOSSIP
1871. by Star Company.
. By K. C.. B.

oRILLIA, Ont, Sometime in Augu
49,
AT 1 o'clock.
By STANDARD time.
go
AND o'clock.
BY DAYLIGHT time
TWO DUSTY travellers.
49,
IN A dusty car.
CLIMBED Up a HIN
sss
IN THIS .old town.
AND THROUGH a gate
AND IN the shelter
80
OF a maple tree.
CUT OFF the gas.
AND PULLED the brake.
$50
AND ONE Of them.
HAD LEFT the town
49,
a SKINNY youth.
AND HAD come back fat.
AND SLIGHTLY bald
$ss
AND a little gray.
go
AND ACROSS the lawn.
as THEY stepped down.
FROM THE dusty car
CAME TWO old folks.
$50
WHO IN their youth.
Rad SAT W nights.
WITH a motherless kid
sss
WHO HAD become.
go
BALD. GRAY and fat
$50
OR SLIGHTLY so.
-
AND so 80 was.
I CAME back home
49,
AND HERE am.
AND THOSE fwo old folks
HAVE BEEN sitting around
sss
THE WHOLE afternoon.
AND TELLING my wife.
ABOUT THINGS did.
THAT I can't remember.
AND MAYBE they're true.
AND MAYBE they're not.
BUT IF they're true.
I DON'T understand
WHY THEY let me live
AND THEY said It was 1.
SHOWED THE Scadding COW.
FROM THE edge Of the bank
DOWN INTO the lake.
AND THE boy that did 1t
WAS THEIR own son, AL
AND THAT'S what you get.
WHEN YOU go back home.
FULL OF expectations.
AND HOTEL food.
AND THINKING you're important
BUT ANYWAY.
IT'S GRAND to be here
I THANK You.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
HOOSIER DEATHS

SHELBYvILLE-F Francis Marion Barn
hart IS is dead at his home here from
neuralgia Of the heart He was bust
ness man here. He leaves the widow.
Mrs. Martha Barnhart: one daughter.
Miss Mary Barnhart; his father Henry
Barnhart Of this city one brother Jacob
Barnhart Of Indianapolis. Mrs Eliza
beth Fisher, so. Is decd at her home "a ST
Of his city. Four sons and three daugh-
ters survive namely: Frank and Joseph
Fisher Of this county; John Fisher Of
Johnson County and Herman Fisher or
Parsons. Kan: Mrs Mary Waintraut Of
Indianapolis; Mrs. Frank Weintraut Of
Indianapolis, and Mrs Anna Neice of
Plsinfeld, Ind,
SHELBYvIILE-H Henry T. Spellman
y. formerly newspaper man here. IS
dead at Middletown, Ohio, following a
stroke OF RPoplexy, according to word
received here today. James. David aud
Horace Spellman OF shelby County and
Bitter Spellman Of Indianapolis are
brothers. Three sons. George and Ray
Of Mtddletovn and Eliza Of Los Angeles
Cal, and one daughter, Mrs. Daisy Hen
dersou Of indianapolis. survive.
NOBLESVILLE-Mrs Alvin Carey. II
is dead here from the effects Of stroke
Of paralysis. For many years she con
Quoted a boarding house in Hamilton
County. where motorists from many
States stopped. She is survived by the
husband and two sons. Earl and Everett
Gray, of Kent, Ohio, and two daughters
Mrs Claude Anderson and Mrs. George
Foust-
CRAWFORDSV ILLE- Mrs. VI. G. Eli
OFT S. Of Bickneu. Is dead here AZ the
result Of faH over q fifty foot precipic
near the Shades Of Death She was alone
NJ the time and II is not known how the
accident occurred. She WAS found bv
friends. who had accompanied her to the
Shades.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

FORTUNATELY entered twenty
era different place in Indianapolis make the
loss excessive!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

NOR Mayor indianapolis contains any c
sufficiently qualified place the city planning commission!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
JURY TO MEET
IN SEPTEMBER r..

Willie will be bound over 10 the War
rick County Circuit Court The grand
jury win convene that first week in Sep
TENDER and Il is believed that a lawyer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
LA LUCIA

No hay NADIA mas grande en- el mum
do que La mujer. Esta 10 puede todo.
Qusen podria arrebatarla ella su es-
poso acaso otra mujer. Ella le desa-
fla y lucha ante vejaminosos obstacules.
La raz6n triunfa Y la madre desventu-
rada vuelve al hogar que Sc lie habia
hecho desertar. Yea a "MARTIR" el
domingo en- 81 teatro America. Ha-
bra Matinal, Matinee 4 :15 y tandas de
Ia noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
FL Auditor Sc MEGA
a pagan CiGTtOS alI-
.IneDtOS COnCGdidOS

Ante la consideration del Hon. Go
bernador Huyke esta una apelaci6n sus
crita por los sefiores Benedicto y Siaca
Pacheco y los ex-Jefes de Departamen
tos Ruiz Soler, Camufias y Miller, en-
la que estos declaran que Ell Auditor
de Puerto Rico Sc ha negado a pagarles
cl aumento de sueldo asignado por Ia
Legislature, durante Ell perio1o de cri-
sis.
Ell Auditor alega, segtn nuestros in
formes, que la Legislature no tlene au-
toridad para aumentar los haberes de
aquellos empleados, cuyos sueldos esti-
pula la misma Carta Organica.
Parece que la opinion del Goberna-
dor. en- este case, es contraria a la sus-
tentada por ell Auditor, porqua el eel
Gobernador), considera que la referida
suma no es realmente un aumento, sino
una asignaci6n adicional concedida por
la Legislature, en- atenci6n circuns-
tancias especiales.
Del fallo que ell Gobernador de a
esta importante question depende ell que
los referidos funcionarios obtengan o
no Ell pago de ese aUmento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
FRANCO SOTO SUSTITUIRA A
DON EMILIO DEL TORO

De acuerdo con informes fidedig-
nos que han llegado hasta nosotros,
sabemos que ell presidente Harding
enviara de hoy a mafiana al Senado
el nombre del abogado republicano
don Carlos Franco Soto, para sustl
tuir don Emilio del Toro en- la va
cante del Supreme.
El Lcdo Frlnco Soto reside en- los
Estados Unidos Y ha sido uno de los
mas entusiastas defensores de la sAd
ministracion del gobernador Reilly.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
Los SreS. TzOI ESfeve5
regresaron aver a b0rd0
del "POnCe"
TRAEN MAGNIFICAS fNPRESIONES DE LA ST.
TUACION POLITICA E INSTKUCCIONES
ESCRITAS DEL SR. BARCELO

Sc nos olvidaba consignar qne ell Sr.
T. zol, en- compania de quien hajo del
Lsrco uno de nuestros redactores, le di-
10 qGe Ell permanecer Ell sr. Barcelo en-
washington obedecia a 'deseo de este de
esperar ALA que Sc curnpliera pcr la Ad
miaistraci6n PARTE DE 10 QUE Sc
LIE HA PRoMETIDo.
Tanto la comision de la Junta Cen
tral, compuesta de los Sres. Torres, Fi-
gueIoa y Algeria, como cl publico unio-
lista en- general, Sc mostraban altamen-
te complacidos de a actitud dc conf1an
"a en- ell triunfo que refejaban los dis
tinguidos comisionados.
Esta noche Sc espera que en- la rel
MON de la Junta Central Sc de cuenta
con las instrUcciones del Sr. Rarcsl6 y
Sc podra conocer luego con mas cetalles,
una vez hecho va del dominic del Di-
rectorio del Partido la verdadera labor
desarrollada en- la capital de la Repd-
bica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
MOvIMIENTO DE vAPORES Y
SUCCESSES DEL PUERTO

A bordo del vapor Guantanamo
fueron ocupadas por los inspectores de
Ia Aduana 18 botellas de ron "Bacar-
dr..
Ell vapor Helen, de la Bull Line,
lego aver conduciendo un considerable
cargamento de dinamita para el Gobier-
no insular. Dicho barco psrmaneci6 an
clado en- bahia, mientras Sc aliger6 de
la peligrosa csrga.
Aver tarde sali6 para Cuba ell va
per Guantanamo llevando carga ge
neral y pasajeros.
El Caracas, de la 'Red d.
Line, neg6 aver de Nueva York Sc
guira viaje hey para venezuela.
El captain Davidson, Gel "Cayo
Ma1nbi'', que lego de Nueva York, IA
neci6 repentinamente bordo del refe-
rido barco. su crerpo fu6 halladc en- Ell
cuarto de banjo, siendo inmediatamen-
te reconocido por los m6dicos Quienes
certifcaron que habia muerto de una
affection del coraz6n. La desgracia eau
SO tremenda sorpresa bordo, pues Mr..
Davidson era un hombre robusto, apa-
rentemente saludable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23

Cast todos los elementos del partido
unionista, ansiosos de conoccr la ver-
dadera situaci6n polftica que Sc ha des-
arrollado en- Washington, estaban aver
desde las primeras horas de la tarde
pendientes de la llegada del vapor
Ponce, que estaba anunciada para
las de la noche.
A las circo y media, hora en- cue EN-
pez6 hacer su entrada en- la bahia ell
barco, Sc dirigieron al muelle infnidad
de elementos del partido de la mayoria,
con ell prop6sito de saludar los conf
sionadcs.y recoger de sus labios las i'm
presiones acerca de la situaci6n que en-
tan diferentes sentidos ha venido sien
do comentada por no tenerse detalles
concretos respecto a la verdad de la mis-
ma.
Cuando atrac6 Ell barco, a la seis en-
prnto, y fu6 tendida la escala, nuestros
redactores Vargas y Pietri quienes
fueron los primeros en- subir a bordo,
Sc encaminaron escala arriba para cele-
brar con ellos una pequeha entrevist1
Y reccger sus primeraA manifestaciones.
Ell primero de ellos en- saludar
nuestros representatives fu6 el Lcdo. 10
Sc de J. Tizol, Speaker pro-tempore
de la Camara, quien despues de algunas
evasivas, nos hizo las siguientes decla-
raciones.
Tenemos que mantener absolute
reserva. No es conveniente que liable.
mos para Ell pdblicO, sin antes conferen-
ciar con los Directories de la colectivi-
dad
--Pero, respecto la situsci6n en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23

Washington Ique tiene que decirnos?
Algo. 10 QUO pueda.
La situacion es magnifca, inmejo-
rable. listed puede afrmsrlo asi; pe-o
Sc hace necesario actuar con tacto
y discretion.
-IY ell sr. Barcelo que dice7
DE el traigo unas importantisimas
instrucciores en- pliegos cerrados para
Ia Junta Central.
Cuando ell sr. Tizol descendi6 del
barco fue obieto de multitud de abra-
EOS por los amigos que 10 esperaban, a
qrienes iba diciendo medida que lie
preguntaban: LA situacion es buena.
Estamos bien, muy bien.''
Ell sr. Esteves al notar la presencia
de nuestros redactores bordo, empe 6
'huir Ell bulto'', hasta que al fin fu6
atrapado en- Ell barandal, desdc donde
saludaba la multitud que lie esperaba en-
ell muelle.
-IC6mo esta la situaci6n? pre-.
guntamos.
Preg1ntenle Don Antonio cuando
vuelva.
lei creo que tardara I'm poco-con-
testamos.- Nos conformariamos con 10
que I'd nos dijera.
Pues 70 puedo asegur aries que Ia
situaci6n es magnifca. Mejor de 10 que
esperabamcs.
El resto de la comisi6n 1vuelve?
-El sabado pr6ximo embarcaran
Cuevas Zequeira v Lastra y Sc queda-
ran ALA Don Antonio, Guerra Nc
Jones.
IUsted va confereacise con la
Junta Central?
Las instrucciones del jefe las trae
Nzol. Yo saldre ahora mismc para
Arecibo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23

Nuestra tarifa de fIete entire
Puerto Rico y las IsIas Vlrgenes
ha sido considerablemente reba-
iada. ActuaImente cobramos:
$3.50 metro c1bico o
$3.50 la tonelada de 2,240 IL
bras en- Iugar de $3.50 que Sc
cobraba hasta hace dos neses.
$500 por Conocimiento Mfnimo.
Nuestro vapor Marina sale to-
das las seinanas para las Islas
Virgenes aceptando carga y
pasaje.
BULL-INSULAR LINE, INC.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
EI gabinete irIand6s
TatifiCa 0I paCtO con
0I gObiernO britaniCo.
(Por Gable Frances)

DUBLIN, diciembre 22.-El Ga
binete irlandes entr6 hoy en- el tercer
dia de sus deliberaciones proposito
del pacto con Inglaterra. En- la Sc
sion de esta tarde fue planteada la
ratification con ell voto en- contra de
los partidarios de Griffith, que soil
citaban la unanimidad en- la vota-
cion.
Ell resultado final fue 10 votos en-
favor del Tratado v dos en- contra.
De Valera ha declarado que pom
dra fin la oposicion y que aceptara
ell criterio de la mayorfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
M. BRAND HACE
DECLARACIONES

LONDRES, diciembre 22.-En ell
"Daily Mail" ell presidente del Gabi-
nete frances, sefior BRAND, ha he
cho las declaracicnes siguientes:
HEl Gobierno de Francia Sc opone
rotundamente toda disminucion en-
las indemnizaciones alemanas y pro
tesla contra la tolerancia del Gobier
no ingles de admitir la industria ale
mana en- los mercados europeos'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
Sc ha OfreCidO me-
iOraT aSCOndiCiOneS
de los .trabajadores

La information recibida del Repre-
sentante del Trabajo y Socialista, sena-
dor Iglesias, desde Washington, EXPIRE
sa en- parte 10 siguiente, con fecha di-
ciembre g. 1921:
s'La situacion en- cuanto al goberna-
dor Reilly, puede decirse que ha sido ga
NADIA por 81, cerca del Presidente Hard
ing el Secretario de la Guerra. La CO.
mission unionista continua hacienda ges-
tiones en- las oficinas del Gobierno Fe-
deral y con Senadores Republicanos y
Dem6cratas para obtener algtn exito,
pero, mi juicio, sus gestiones resultaran
inutiles de acuerdo con sus pretensiones
Hoy recibi TN cablegrama de Feliu,
pidiendome authorization para publican
ell parrafo de la conversation que Sc re.
fere al ofrecimiento de apoyar cualquier
candidate para gobernador, siempre que
combatamos Reilly. Claro esta, que es-
toy en- absolrfo de acuerdo con que Sc
publique, porque es cierto.
No he podido yer al Presidente de la
Association International de Mecanicos
John7'on, en- estos dias, por estar en-
New York y no ha de regresar hasta la
pr6xima semana, en- cuyo ttiempo trata-
re todas las cuestiones pendientes
Me doy cuenta de la situacion en- que
Sc encuentran los tabaqueros de nuevo y
ciertamerlse, no Sc me ha ocurrido NADIA
de momento que pueda ayudar de una
manera eficiente al nuevo aspecto de la
lucha. Ojala que la Comisi6n de Media
ci6n Conciliaci6n sirva para coope-
rar con ustedes en- ell momento actual,
de verdaderas difcultades en- Ell pals.
La acci6n mas importante realizada
esta semana, fu6 la de haber compared
do ante la Junta de Navigation de los
Estados Unidos ell gobernador Reilly y
| yo, practicamente Sc ha conseguido q
ell Jefe de la Junta asegure, que los va
pores que ella controla y una Companfs
mas de Puerto Rico aumente los ira
bajadores. La unica que Sc opone tsnaz.
mente es la New York and Porto Ri
CO Steamship CO... Sc hacen gestiones
para solventar esta difcultad, y yer 81
es possible, otfener un convenio que sir.
va para dirimir todas las cuestiones de
los muelles en- ell porvenir.
La labor que estoy realizando ahora
es tratar de que Sc presenter proyecto:
de ley para extender las differences leye:
de caracter federal en- benefcio de los
intereses de Puerto Rico y tratar d.
que ell Gobernador y la Comision discu
tan la situacion economical de la isla. .
Ell Senador Iglesias ha visitado al ge
neral Pershing, acompanado del gober
nador Reilly y Hartzell, asi como tambier
ell Departamento de Justicia, Attorney
General y al Secretario de la Guerra
en- interes de los trabajadores en- gene
raj en- cuanto la situaci6n politica
en- particular, de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
LA CONSIGNA DE LOS COMIs1ONA-
DOS ES GUARDIAN RESERvA--DICE
Ell SENADoR JORDAN

Aver saludamos al distinguido DR..
Jordan, senadcr por Arecibo, quien
preguntamos su opinion acerca de los
trabajos realizados en- Washington por
los Comisionados legadcs anochc en- el
vspor Ponce
Ell DR.. Jordan, aunque parco en- sus
Manifestations, nos diio, sin Embargo,
que la comisi6n venia muy bien impre-
sionada de sus gestiones en- el Norte, es-
perandose que las mismas culminaran
(Continha en- la pag. BAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
BRAND ACEPTA LA PROPOSI
CION NAVAL.

WASHINGTON, diciembre 22--
Oficialmente Sc anuncia que M.
BRAND acepto la proposition de Mr..
Hughes relativa al tonelaje en- los
acorazados de primera clase.
La proposition es la siguiente:
para los Estados Unidos Ingla
terra; 8 para ell Jap6n; Ito para
Francia v 1863 para Italia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
Harding pT0pon0 al
.iuez TOrO CuevaSp
ra Pie. del Supreme
Omitted Press)

WASHINGTON, diciembre %. =
Ell presidente Harding envio esta
tarde al Senado el nombre de don
Emilio del Toro Cuevas para Pre-
sidente del Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico.
Ell senor Del Toro sustituye en- ese
Clrgo a don Jose Conrado Herman
dez, quien recientemente presento su
renuncia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
SoCTEDAD ESPANoLA DE AUXILIo
MUTUo Y BENEFICENc1A eas
DE PUERTO RICO
coNvocAToRIA

Por la presente Sc cita tOdos los
Sres. Socios de esta Instituci6ir para
que asistan a Ia Junta General ordi-
maria que Sc efectuar& el domingo %
del corriente a las dos de la tarde en-
el salon de Juntas del Sanatorio segun
acuerdo de la Directive en- 81 ultima
session.
Atentamente,
Diego AGUERos,
vice-secretaric. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23

FORMIDABLE DERROTA DE
LOS SOCIALISTAS.
BERNA, diciembre 22.-Lass cleo
clones municipales celebradas aquf
acusan una formidable derrota para
los socialistas que fueron completa-
mente barridos en- las urnas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
Ell COMBATE CONTRA Ell IRA
TADO DEL PACIFICO.

WASHINGTON, diciembre %. -
Los Senadores RepubliOlnos que Sc
oponen la ratification del Tratado
del Pacffico anuncian que ell COM
bate parliamentary Sc llevara efec
to en- los primeros dfas de la semana
proxima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
Ell PARLAMENTO IRLANDES/
LEVANTA SUS SESIONES.

DUBLIN, diciembre 22.-El Parla
mento irlandes levanto sus sesiones
para reanudarlas el 3 de enero pro-
ximo.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-10-06
SEE COPELAND FIRST.

Am offering this weeg one of the
finest improved and best paying
frult ranches on the Fruitlapd
Bench. This place is priced to nav
for itself in two crops.
l have q twenty acre tract near a
good town to trade for rental uroper-
W IN Payette. Tins is first-class
fruit ranch and will make some M
good home.
Have one of the best improved so
acre ranches well located and priced
very low and easy terms Will con-
slder house and lot in Payette. Bet
ter look into this.
Have moved my office down on
the street two doors north of the
Emma Theatre.
II you want to sell or trade your
property list it with me.
l write all kinds of insurance. Bet
ter take policy before the fire.
w. M. COPELAND.
214 North 9Th st.