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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-06-10
S A V E

Secure one of our Nest Egg Banks
by opening a Savings Account of
One Dollar or More.
Deposits made on or before the
tenth day of January, April, July
and October draw interest from the
first.
Deposits made on or before the
fifth of any other month will draw
interest from the first of that month.
CONTINENTAL STATE BANK
LaSalle Bldg. FOG Marquette Ave.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
Pom Street Methodist Episcela Churc,,
south.
DR.. Henry y. Brooks. Pastor.

DR.. Henry ~ Brooks. Pastor.
sunday Ssh~a sis a. IN. Hon. Y. Il.
Works superintendent. our attendance
sell down last SUNDAY h~ause of the
rain: tonne aud help ur make u 1899 To-
dsy. N a. m. sermon by Iastor. sub
jcct; what Next" } y. M. Junior
League. Miss Jennie West, supcrin.
iendent. > y. m. intermediate League.
Mr.. and Mrs J. a. Ashford superin'
i-ndcnis. 5;is y. IN. Senior League. v.
e. Ne,hcr,on. president. sls y. M.
sermon by pastor Subject; Christianity
and sabbath Dissertation" Special
music by a we'll trained choir under the
direction u Prof. Emil y. Myers. We
urge attendance upon the membership
q the church al the morning services
when a report viii be- made Of the cda
caiionsl drive and the Prom Now T.
Conference Policy viii he outlined. A,
he evening service the sabbath question
vill h. discussed the effect ~ sabbath
Dissertation upon thu church. the com
munl,y and thu state and nation. What
ever yout view may be- We most sin
ccrcly invite you out To this service. \
very cutiial invitation " hereby given
to visitors and strangers to our city Il
he present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
GREAT DENTON COLLEGE
ADDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO
PUPILS MAKING DEGREE

DENTON. Texas. June 1.-THE Col.
logc IT Industrial Arts announces that
fourteen of It's graduates. out of the
seventy eight members II the gradual
INK class 1T 1921 who received degrees.
are awarded special scholarship honors.
This mark of distinction is a result II
high scholarship records maintained
during the entire four years ~ their
college work, Those receiving these
honors are as follows: Marian Thorn
son. u. ~. Coleman. Texas; Bcss II.
Hughes n. H., BRENNAN, Texas; Mary
Bailey Nelson. u. \. Richmond, Nir'
ginin: Mildred Palmer. n II. A., Denton.
Texas: Louise Won strive, II, A.. Abcr'
nathy, Texas; Roberta Clay. u. A.. Dub
lin, Texas, I.lllic Mae Cooper, H. \,
olton, Texas. Louis Langley. " a"
Rullard, Texas; Ruth DcVall, u, A..
Mount Vernon. Texas; Dorothy Conner.
u. \. Roswell. New Mexico: MARITIME
Morris. n. n. Bonham. Texas; Grace
Nicholson. n. A.. Victoria, Texas; Myr'
tie Gaines. a. A.. Santa Anna. Texas.
Alice Ray, u. s.. Fort Worth, Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
salvation Army services

Holiness meeting at II a, M.
4 meeting Tor the Saints with liv.N
and interesting testimonies; special
music and singing, subject why
Preach Holiness"
Company meeting : p. M. SUNDAY
>chooll
school A happy time Tor this children
With classes for all ages \ happy time
Tor the Reds and Blues. our Sunday
school IL on the upgrade, ccme and
tring the children. Classes for agcs.
young peoples meeting SIS. A real
meeting for the young people, with In
tsrcst from start 10 finish.
Battle for Souls" \ y. M. An old
time salvation Army battle where the
old TIME revival fires burn. Lively con.
grcgstion singing. bright. ringing tes'
timonies; special solocs and music,
sermon subject: Why Dleg" A cordial
welcome assured all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
va.,rnacI, senior n. y.P.u. Program

Group Two OF the Tabernacle Senior
q. Y. T.. 4. viii render the following
program SUNDAY evening ut o'clock
Lesson study The Second Coming
IT Christ"
Leader Sid Holland
Scripture Mrs ". &. Love.
Introduciion---hy Leader.
Violin Solo-t'na Mcrrirk
Topic The Chapter setting Mrs.
Whittcn.
Topic :-The SECOND Coming uf
Christ Ina Warren.
Topic 5-'rhc Importance OF Being
Ready for the Coming ~ Christ--Lur
line Dilday.
Topic i.--iIow 10 Get Ready Tor
Chris,s' Second Coming-,lD Louise
Hamilton; ca Jesse Prince.
Topic S.-Whai win Happen when
Jesus Comes the Second Timc-til Ia,
Jones; ca W. :. Savage. ~ A. T..
l.umpk.n.
Jesus II coming when How for
wha,' Studied Sunday night In the u.
Y. 4. L. Visitors cordially invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
Church ot Christ.
rren,h and rlllmureJ

tTcnth and Fillmurel
Bible classes rcr all grades IN separate
rooms sSs q. m. Please note the change
e time to begin since We have opened
our new building THIS churh meets to
break bread every Lords Day at II n,
IA, T. W. Breach In charge. Youns
peoples meeting, Gus Thomas, leader
D, m. A warm welcome u extended %
all young people IL any or no dcnomi'
national connection. Gospel services Sis
y, IN. Mld.wcek devotional srvices,
prayer and Bible study "Wednesday = y.
M. Senior Bible class Thursda even
ing \ y. m. Teachers training meeting,
}. 4. Hu,shcson In charge In the alb
sence % the evangelist, Friday : y, m.
Nee, with US today and worship God.
Congregational singing at all services.
=. II. SHEPHERD. Evangelist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
PROGRAM ~ NOR u. \. P.t
FIRST BAPTIST CuiRCII

Tn, Junior II. Y. y. L. o fthc First
baptist Church viii meet Sunday after
noon at 600 a. m The following pro.
gram will be- rendered by group num-
Der one.
Sung-."Hc Included Me"
PRAYER Christine Gish.
SONG Whus,-Ncr Mcanvth Me-
Special Music.
scripture Rcading-rhil. gis'li
Heading katherine McCircgor.
Program Suhicct--"Sct Aside for
lcsus."
nl 4 Mbe Ia christ Avalon Nickel
tbl Constantly Growing Better.
sttttsttttstf tttHtt is"uiN i'hns
Song-"o. That WIN he Glory"
a. knowing and Dolng Gods Will
Margnr,, Eghhcrt.
,h Hating the Eyil and Loving the
Guol--jacducpine Puguc.
Robert Lester viii lead the program.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
SPECIAL MtsiC POLK
sTREEr METHODIST CHURCH

Emil y. Myers. choir director; Lila
Ausln Myers, organls.
lMornlnR)
Prelude thl Triumph" % Tender
Anhem, "Sancus." Gounod. solos by
Mrs. Newly and Mr. Rice. violin obi.
gao by Mrs Lois Tharp.
Offcrory. Prom he souh." Gillette.
pustludc. Grand Cho"r." Scrn.
tEyuningl
Prelude tal "rricumph." Do Tender
Memories" Heller.
Mixed quartet, God so Loved the
World" Staincr. Ms Newly Dchbic
Patterson, Mcssrs Myers ana Williams.
offcrtory piano solo, Mary Roberts.
Duet. Sometime. somewhere Mary
Roberts ana Iona Timmuns.
rustludc "Toccata In y Major.
Crawford.
Congregational singing ls feature of
the evening service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
Church II the Nssareue

Corner Tenth and Buchanan streets
sunday school at sii a. m. Al who
40 not attend sunday school elsewhere
sre invited 10 come and ban In With Us.
i'resthing by the gast"r q, ~ q. m
A. .. m. the children q our Sunday
schs.ol viii rtnder our annual mission.
sry program whi'h VAS postponed las,
sunday On asc"unt ~ tlr rsln.
Tie pul,liC h cordially invited 10 com.
and enjoy ther. services with us. a
hearty welcsmle awaits al who attend
JAS. y. COOPER. Pax,yT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
CITY. BOARD
Of DEVELOPMENT PUTS
Bis SIGN ON HIGHWAY

IN another section ~ this issue II
The News viii bc found picture u
the beautiful and highly efficient sign
placed hy the Amarillo Board oi city
development, on the colordoto Cult
Highway at childrcss.
This sign upon which are painted at
trac,iVcly the names ot all the ccntcrs
between Childrcss and Amarillo ON the
Coluradoto-Gulf Highway and from this
city northwari Ia Dalhart leading on
through New Mexico and into Colorado.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
Elrss Christian Church
p1rSl ChrlSllan Church
EiRhsh and TAYLOR Streets

Sunday school viii IL held at sSs
ccDsurk sunday under the dir~ction of
Hosnce N. Russell. superintendent. This
win ~ Childrn's Day and special
pssgvam ~tll h. given At the sunday
schou1 hcur.
NV. Hoy Rutherford. pastor. win
preach q II O'Clock cn The Lord's
Eupp~r- In the evening hts thene viii
~ .Cnlllngs frum Calhngs" AZ this
hcur the pastor viii give some insshts
insc what he has learned frcm making
hua1rras Il calls In the homes Of mem
bes ~ she church.
rhe Elks' Flag Day services viii b.
he,d q thu church a, Sis o'clcck Tues.
siAy night and the pastor viii make an
sa1rcn
Christian Endcs,or Sccietic. will
meet st the regular hous.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
Senior tndca,ors
First Christian Church

tNrt Y uilrtitn 'Nhl'N
The succcsSful person II the one who
II out and out for business, Who con-
ccntrates all lbs energies upon H. The
double minded person cannot make
progress We mus have q supreme In
,crcst In life. around which all other
interests circle. II takes a wholly ron
s,crated life to rise above common
practices. Some one has 1id' IL you
want 10 have ruscs In your garden. YOU
mus, have roscs In your heart How
can We hc cut and out Tor Chris, ?
The Senior EndavorVrs of the FIRST
Christian church viii discuss this sub.
icc, In their meeting sunday evening
at o'cicCk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
SUNBEAM PROGRAM FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH

The Sunhcams II the First Baptist
church will meet In regular season IN
sunday afternoon. June ~, NJ three
p'clork. In the church ancx. and the
following splendid program will bo rcn.
l,rcd.
subpcc,-"Jesus the Grcat rrovidcr,"
Bible Lcsson--John 6; III
Prayer.
Bible story-liollis DeGrassi.
Questions ON Lcsson-Alithca Trent.
Bible Contcst-Matt e.3s; Psalms go
:. Psalms ~. y; Matt. d. 70,
Roll call--AnSwercd with verse
but my God shall supply all Your
Needs According To His Riches In Glory
bv Jesus Christ"
Song--Johnny Irene Cavcncss
Rcading-Mary Leland Smith.
Business.
Mizpah Bcncdlction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

"when the first reduction II $50 was
made last fall. this value became even
more striking ana the good Maxwell
was acknowledged to DO an exceedingly
profitable investment.
Not satisfied with this. however, the
new and powerful organization worked
toward further reduction and have
succeeded In taking another $3.50 from
tho price III the good Maxwell. making
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

was made hy the Williams slgn a Ad
vortlSlng Company ~ Amarillo and re-
fleets the elements OF "ad' art In mark
Cd degree.
Already there has been much com
mcnt one the Hlrn. all II colnplimen'
tnry nature. II has also been asccr
tanned that the flow Of motor travel
through Amarillo has been Increased ns
result Of the sign board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
I!Iurch 81 Christ. scIcniI,i


fviccs every Sunday morning NJ ~
edncsday al y. M: SUNDAY school
~ 10 a. m. for students under 20 years
III age. Subject for sunday; God. the
Prcserver Of Man A reading room IL
maintained In the Smith building room
~. and In open every afternoon from
?'ao untll5. except sundays and holt
days. where the Bible and authorized
Christian science literature can be- read
&C purchased. The public II cordially
invited 10 attend the services and u
visit the reading r,om.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
S~cesd Baptist Churrh.
tie North Piercel

Bible school sss =. m. morning scrv.
ice II q. m. Sunbcams y m, h. Y.
z. T.. both Senior and Junior. p. m.
Evening scryrice sis y. m. The Isstor
i hack from the meeting at Adrsin,
Texas. and will "ccupy the pulpit both
hours. Let every scholar 70 the sunday
School b. prcsen, next Sunday ~ you
an hear the plans for our annual picnic
next Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
IIsu.asu ssrsps Mrthcdl.s Chussh

sunday schcel a, sSs a. m. No
presshsns today hccau-e q the Child.
r~n's Day program at the Buchanan
Stv~t church. there being a number
from this schcci who desire to lie pres.
cot ~ the sxervts-s u the buchanan
Street Sunday school.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

furdsy School ftrs Christian Church
SIS a. m.
op~ning sons-Schoni.
rrsycf-Superintendent.
Piano Ssio--Psullne Rogers.
Beadins-Jsne woodruf.
Seng-rrimzy Department.
Nsrvh and Drill song-Juniors.
Tho~s participating; Misses Nc.
Knight. Baker. Gruss. Carter. Tai.
isferfo. Burgcs. Groves. Mcllroy.
harmon. Yokeley. Trclinger.
Missionary flsy--lniefm.iia,es
Tho>e participating Ellen Bsilcv
Dam. Caroline Mccurtsin. June
koaiisr. Winnie Davis Protof. Eve
pon.evrki LOUIS woueli
Sotu-rhs Message Il thu Bells.
tl<HdinE-Judge Williams.
Observation-Disclosures Harris.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
ossAanaa Ssrsst Neshsdl>s Church
0eorge J. Irwin, Pastor

Sunday schoo, at 10 a. IN. followed
hp the annual Sunday schocl children's
lay prusram. This h alswys a day 10
which Ne hook forward with pleasure
and Jcy. The committee has done It,
e>se IN training the little ONES for the
hour. Come and enjoy the day. The
pastor VII deliver sermon At the even.
Inc hour On the thcme: Mood 70 Thy
eoul." Rev. I: ie-ii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

a total reduction Of sslo In less than
nine months.
During this time they have ADDED
many rcfincmcnts ana improvements.
NJ that the good Maxwell. while selling
at the 1918 price. In far and away q
better automobile than Il was In 1918.
THAT the public II appreciative IL
Its doubly increased value is shown by
the stimulation In slcs throughout tho
country"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
THE Central Presbyterian Church.
Tenth and Taylor s,rcc,sl
N. n Y-t.. Nsl.a....

BTs " TUUO1<'H' MiHI-0Vfs
Prcachine services II a. M. and y,
M. with sermons by the pastor. Even.
ing subject: How Much Would You
Psysr A question demanding an an.
-wcr. sunday School sSs a, m. Let
every Presbyterian or friend attend TO.
day. Junior Endcavor $40 y. M. Senior
EndNvcr .. m. The church night"
service "Wednesday. = y. M. In the new
hall viii he 20 unusual interest. We
exrec, the hrges, attendance ~ the
year. To-day We will be happy to see
YOU In any or all 20 our services.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
Riggs Talks Maxwell
Values and Declares
Refinements Increase

AT It's last years price II sii5S. the
good Maxwell was considered u splcn'
did value by motorists generally" says
I. ~ Riggs. ~ the Panhandle Motor
Company. local distributors Tor the
chalmers line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
rich NOTICES

100 a. m. Morning Prayer, confirina'
ton and sermon.
Su. M. Evening Prayer ard Ad.
dress.
Robert y. MacCallum. Rector.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
CENTRAL. PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Music PROGRAM

tMcrningl
organ prelude. "prcludium." Jarnc
self 'Ncvin.
offcrtory anthem, "Lcrd God Al
mishty," Dykes.
Solo, "He That Dwcllcth." Hosmer
Mrs. kiscr,
organ postlude. FESTIVE March,
pcasc.
CEyeningl
Prelude. orchestra.
Anthem. Now the Day Is over
Adams. with chliHs,o solo by Mrs. swift,
offerory, orchestra.
Solo. Just for To-day" Ab. Harold
r'lsmm.
organ postludc, "Hosannah." Digsic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
Z. the World ,.rou,nx ,,e,,.r,

Tho series of sermons ON IN, Last
Things In evidently attracting attention.
DR.. Virgin said TO the reporter, that last
Sunday night. In spite of the continued
downpour of rain. the main auditorium
was crowded as he spoke ON When VIII
Jcsur Gomez
Continuing the line Of thought which
has been presented Tor the pas, three
Sunday evenings. the minister said that
he would speak upon the theme lis the
World Growing Better" Frankly, said
DIR. Virgin. believe the world IL grow.
In. better. believe hiatt both the tcs,l.
mony 81 the Scriptures. rightly inter
preted. and the testimony ~ history,
which cannot he mlsinterpretcd. u one
will famlliarize himself with the facts
~ history. both bear cut the fact that
the world Is growing better. Some
people viii readily recognlKe that from
the standpoint of the commercial dcvOl
opment IL the country and from the
standpoint of the humanitarian deycl,
cpment u our day. the world is growing
letter. but deny tina, morally and splr'
itusily the world IL growing better. II
n proposed To discuss these facts frank.
~ and 20 endcayor to show that the
world has greatly improved both as to
morals and Its spiritual development.
said DIR. Virgin. this sermon In the ~.
sult ~ conviction which has grown
through the years. and there will b.
no effort To straddle the question,
Those who are Interested are invited
"a hear the message.
Special music has bccn arranged for
SERVICES al the first baptist Church
sunday school viii meet promptly at
s5e q. m. Our school In thoroughly
efaded and h prepared Ia take care Of
Tot. The mems Baraca class meets
~ sxo AZ the Mission theatre. There
were zoe present has, sunday, In this
ciasS.
The preaching services viii he held a,
the usual hours; eleven O'Clock In the
nacrning and at eight IN the evening
Ds. VIRGIN viii be present at the morn
ina hour and h delighted to announce
that Rev. pr. Thee. Hersg vii preach
st this time. DIR. Hersig has been pas
w " taS AttAttf tr@letet toesta tstat'
mont. Tor a number u years. lie IL In
the city On his way to Denver, and we
ere fortunate IN getting his consent TO
preach Tor us sunday morning.
The usual great congregational sing.
ing will be q feature u the evening
hour. Dr.. Virgin viii bring his fourth
sceeAxe on the Last Things, and the
theme u this sermon win be: "is the
world 0rcwins Better" You are cor.
daily oreed 10 be present at tho ser.
Tires.
The EursAllan Bible Class has ar.
ranged to cpsn a nursery al the morn.
trg preaching hour every Sunday. A
numher % yvung ladies' viii take care
~ your children. thus making l, posi-.
~ fr mothers % stay fog the preach.
ing hour without being uncomfortable.
hthad' willpc-skGis tlln,i,eederangthe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

Visitors to Liverpool recently, ow'
ing to the lack 10 hotel accommosia
,ions. were housed In u liner lying In
dock.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01
Los iRSpOCtOTOS de
aduana diSpaTan So
bI0 COntTabandiStaS

VI domingo fus an ais De gtsn ami
maci6n en- Ia bahia ds san Juan. les
inspectors De IA Aduans. qus sssaban .
cargo sc Ia guardis dsi vapor sspahoi
Leon KIN. tuvisroa qns haesr fus
90 dos veces en- contra ds los contra
bandistas. quisnss - aproverhaban ds
Ia msnor distraction Dc aquslioa para
sacar bebidas ds . bsrdo.
Nos diisren loa inspsctorss 4us en-
varias ocasisass fusron aseados eel bar
CO enormss sacos usnos ds h8teiias a.
licores. los cuaIss schabsn al agua lea
oontrsbandistas al sss pefssguiaos p5r
los inspectors.
No obstante ssto. ss cree q.s otros
tantos saoos fusran pusstos - salvo"
por esos audacss hsmbrss. q g-leuss "a
leg voistsad parsce cue no lsf msTscs
serisdsd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01
Sc REANUDA Ell RECLUTAR1IENTo
PARA Ell REGIMIENTo AZ DE
INFANTERIA

Ell secretario de la guerra ia ordena
do Sc continue el rec1Utamicnto en- P. R.
uara Ell Regtmiento Cuarent2 Dos de
Infanteria. El reclutamiento para Ell
sesenta y cinco de Infanteria fue con-
tinuado Ell primero del presente mes.
Los hombres que quieran eervir en-
Puerto Rico o en- la zona del canal de
Panama, pueden ser alistadcs. dirigien
desc al oo1nandante Official de las tro-
pas de los Estados Unidos en- San Juan
o Cayey, P. r.
Sc requerira a los aspirantcs, para
ser aceptados, que sepan leer. escribir
que pasen ell examen fisico requerido.
Ellos deberan ser ciudadanos de los Els
tados Unidos presentar pruebas de
buena conducta moral sudcjente edu
cacion que garantice ell negar ser un
buen soldado.
Z Los solicitantes deberan poseer los
siguientes requisites:
Edad 18 a 35 afios de edad.
Color: Blanco.
Estado: Soltero.
Peso, sin ropa. No menos de 120 lbs.
Estatura: No menos de Ga FIlgadas.
Educaci6n: No Sc admitiran anal
fabetas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01
Ell MERoADo DE AzUcAk

New York. octubrs a. 81 msrca-
do De azacares erudos sssuvo trarauiIs
nuevameute durants Il semana pssada.
sin que So verihcsrau neEseics ans ~
fueran para cubrir las nscssidadss fr&s
inmediatss Puerto Rico rniprss 70.
tizsron sus esntrifugos = 4.i3 esnssv5s
en- tanto que sl Comits cabaEo realize
vsntas = 2. IL esntavos , se1 al ps.
"a ei csntrifugo. Cuha vsndi6 . IA
Gran Bretaha 1850 tonsladas & Is cen
tavcs costs = hsts sn ias uusrt.s eel
RENO Undo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01

trito de Guayama; Agustin f. Font,
actual Fiscal de Ponce, para Fiscal de
Guayama, q Lcdo. T. Cordovl; pa
ra Fiscal de Ponce, el Lcdo. Roma
nj; PAM Fiscal de Mayagtiez, ol
Lcdo. Quinones p&ra juez municipal
de Ponce, el Lcdo. Diaz Cintron, con
motive de la disparidad de criterios
q e surge de dicha conferences, del
cambio cue hu5o, lu 60 de la Ultima
entrcvista sost nida por el senador
Tous Soto, ha sobrevenido una des-
orientac;6n til, Que .nadie puede de-
cir con seguridad la com5inacio1
exacta que ha de ser defnitivam. MT
tomsSa en- consideration por el 60
bernadcr Reilly.
A Ultima hora Sc decia aver que
con motive de haber sido descartado
q fl cll Quinones, el Gobernador nom
braria iuez de Guayama, al Lcdo.
Diaz Cintron Y fiscal de dicha corte
81 Lc @. Torres C6rdova deiaria en-
la misma situacion los tribuplles de
Distrito de Ponce Mayaguez, nom
brando un republicano para jvez
municipal. de Ponce.
Por amigos intmos de- Gobernador,
ncs hemos enterado de la resoluci6n
sdoptaca por Mr.. Reilly de distribuir
los pueStos judiciales entire los Turti
dos politicos tCdos, de manera que,
segun Sc afrma, sc pueda impartir
justicia a todos por ig al en- los tri-
bunales, sin que en- ellos tcngan que
yer la politica, Y para que; aun cuan
do este no sucede, no pued n los in
terealdos tcner prejuicio politico al
guno contra los tri' uuales de la isla.
Tenemos entendido, que por perso-
mas mvy allegadas la Fortaleza,
Sc estuvo trabajando aver cerea del
Gcbernsdor, con q prop6sito d. sal
var al fiscal Quihones que Sc cree
quedara fuera de la judicatura Sc
nos ha informado que, todas las ges-
tiones hechas en- est, sentido, han re-
sultado infructuosas.
Podemos asegurar que hoy q1eda-
ran hechos los npmbrs mientos judicia
les Y muy probablemente los Jefes
de Departamentos, cuyos terminus
han vencido, para todos cuyos car
gos hay infinidad de candidates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01
OtfO pTObIOma ante
ell JGt0 de gObiGrnO
de la Gran Bretaha
ode NUEsTRo sERvIoIo ESPECIAL,

N~N ~ - ~ 49, RNAN ' A~A~ 8+a - NAHAe '
LONDRES, octubre 31.-Los dlti-
mos despachos recitidos por el "For-
eign Office procedentcs de Calcutta,
han causado viva impression en- los
circulos politicos militares Dc esta
ciudad.
Los diarios publican informcs tele
grafeos relatives /. revoluci6n que
ha e.tallado en- varias proyincias a.
berianas de la India.
Scgin los despachos, grandcs con-
tingentes dc tropas que los inglcses
habian acumulado en- Calcuts, Dtlhi.
Bombay otras ciudades dc gran i'm
portlncia, han recibiIo 6rdenes pa
ra que sc preparen a cntrar tn com
bate inmcdiatamente.
Este es un problems-dice 81 Daily
Mail"-tan grave como el de Irlan-
da, Y Lloyd George no puede marchar
a Washington, pues 81 desgraciadl b.
mente fracasara q dominic britsnico
en- la India, el trsbajo de cinco si-
CLOS Sc iria al suelo y e. pcdcr de
la Gran Bretana en- el OGiente desapa
receria