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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-12

sid0 enviada una carta con Ell pcnp0sito
de que sea investigada la vida privada
Gp determinados lideres del partidc
unionista, de ideas radicales.
La carta de referencia cita algunos
hechos y llama la atenci6n los ell
cargados de cusnplimentar la orden, de
que Ell objeto de esa investigation es
para que Sc conozca de todos quienes
sor y cual es Ia conducta de los ele-
uientos que en- Puerto Rico favorecen
Ell ideal independentista y son enemi-
gos contrarios la politica del 60
bernador Rely.
ACLARAcION PERTINENTE
Con motive de una errata que apare-
clio en- Ell texto de la misma al publican
aver la carta que dirigi6 ell Sr. Ger
dcva Davila Mr.. Rely, nos complace
mos en- reproducir Ell siguiente parrafo,
tai y como debi6 aparecer original
mente:
Sc 10 que representa- una recomen-
daci6n de I'd. para el actual Presiden
ts de los Estados Unidos estoy perfec-
tarnente penetrado de sus buenos de-
seos Ell honor es grande, la represen-
taci6n alta: pero mas grande que ell
honor y la representation es mi desin-
teres por servir a mi TERRA, cumplien-
do estrictamente con mis- debcres de
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LA RENUNCIA DE soHErrINI

Aver por La mafiana present6 La re-
nuncia de su cargo de captain de la
pclicia insular nuestra amigo don Fran
cisco schettini, quien durante muchos
amos estuvo al frente de la fuerza en-
esta ciudad.
Con la renuncia del captain Schetti-
nj ha perdido Ell cuerpo de la uniforma-
da a uno de sas mas bizarros jefes.
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Lloyd George puede.
que Caiga del poder
de un mOInentO OaOtTO.
International News Service


LONDRES, agosto A. segln JOSH
L. Garvin, en- articulo del observer
de hoy Sc esta hacienda preston en- ell
primer ministro Lloyd George para que
acelere su partida para los Estados Uni
dos contrarrestar la propaganda de
Lord Northcliffe. Dice asi:
LA opinion de los Estados Unidos
contrarrestar la propaganda de Lord
Northcliffe. Dice asi:
''La opinion de los Estados Unidos
no debe ser extraviada acerca de CO.
mo Sc conducen las negociaciones irlan
desas y por 10 tanto en- circulos Gle
importancia Sc cree ahora mas deseable
que nunca la vista del primer ministro
a Washington.
''No sorprenderia 81 Lloyd George sa.
liera para los Estados Unidos en- las
proximas semanas, pues mientras mas
pronto tengan ALI entrevistas persona
les con Ell, mejor.''
Gravin expresa esperanza en- este ar.
ticulo de que Ell primer ministro austra-
liano, Hughes; Ell de Nueva zelandia,
Macy, y SHUTS, del Sur Africa. acom-
pafien a Lloyd George, para las conver-
saciones preliminares con ell secretario
de Estado Hughes al cual describe ell
escritor "orgulloso de su descendencia
dc Gales interesado, en- Ell primer mi
nistro Lloyd George como Ell mas gran
de estadista de todos los gales
Ell Universal Service entiende que
el primer ministro acogera la oportu-
nidad para salir para New York inme-
diatamentte, pero es muy probable que
permanezca aquf por un mes mas vien-
dose obligado a tratar problemas eu-
ropeos.
No SO considera probable que Lloyd
George cruce el Atlantico hasta que no
pileda llevar el prestigio que el ARE.
glo del problema s'sinn fem ie daria
en- Suelo norteamericano.
Debe tomar ahora sus vacaciones de
verano en- los iiltimos dias del presente
mes pero aunque el es ell trabajador mas
atareado de Europa, Sc sacrifcaria a
fin de nevar la paz a la verde Erin.
En- Downing Street Sc confia plenamen
to en- que Eamon de Valera podra en-
War una replica. favorable sobre las
proposiciones de paz que han sido con-
sideradas en- Ell gabinete ''sinn fem. -
Sc cree que han continuado sosteni6n
dose comunicaciones no oficiales entire
los britanicos y los irlandeses y que
Lloyd George mismo Sc prepara con.
ceder a Irlanda mayor independence
de la que va lie la reconocido. Ell otto
asunto que 10 retendra aqui es la nece-
sidad de someter los terminos de paz
con Irlanda al electorado britanico.
Los que critican al Ministerio opinan
FOR una pronta eleccion general, soste-
niendo que es necesario, no obtener la
aprobaci6n del pals para el arreglo irlan
d6s, sino impedir que Ell pals vaya a
la ruina financiera.
Lord Rothermore, que preside la cam
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En- Caguas faIIeCe
una persona atdCada
de peste bub6nica

Ell microbes en- la noche falleci0 On
Caguas, consecuencia de una enfer-
medad sospechosa, la senora Juana vaz
quez Lopez, residente en- la Gale del
Amor.
segtin informes, hacia varios dias
que esta mujer Sc encontraba enferma,
siendo asistida por uno de los medicos
de la localidad.
La paciente Sc agrav6, muriendo ell
microbes EN- la noche, en- su propia
residencia de Caguas.
AL Departamento de Sanidad fue en-
viado aver un bubon extrafdole la
Vazquez, Ell cual, una vez sometido al
analisis microscopico, en- ell Laborato-
rio, di6 resultado positive por "B. Pes
tis".
FL DR.. Ruiz Soler ha aumentado ell
personal para Ell saneamiento de Ca
guas, en- donde la alarma crece por mo-
mentos.
FL DR.. Lastra ha sido enviado allf
tanbien, para proceder la aplicaci6n
general de la vacuna.
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ALFONSO KIN AHUNoIA QUE
IRA A NARRUEcos

Madrid. agostO IA pesar de la
fuerte oposici6n de las mas atlas perso-
nalidades politicas 81 rey do Espana,
don Alfonso XIII. ha decididO ir Me-
lila y csnta, con el prop6sito de enar-
decor Il espiritu dc las trOpas, que estan
Armsmente decididas a Obtener el des-
quite.
III erucero "Catalnha" esta On Ca
dls, calentando calderas, 10 que hace SUI
ponar que espera instrucciOnes para con-
dncir Al monarca.
Madrid 50 Ia eStremecido de entusias
mo Il sabef Il decision de Don Alfonso.
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Ell FUEGo REBELDE
ARDE EN- LA INDIA

CALCUTTA, agosto 11.-Segin noticias
de procedencia oficial en- estos lltimos
dias Sc han producido nuevos graves des
6rdenes en- Aligarh, localidad de las pro
vincias unidas de la India, con motive
de la sentencia dictada contra un agi-
tador politico.
81 populacho incendio varios puestos
de policia, la casa de Correos y otros
edifcios.
Con motive de estos des6rdenes, la po
Iicia Sc vi6 obiga5a intervenir ener-
gicamente, y hubo un gran ndmero de
muertos.
Las tropas han sido acuarteladas. .a
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Los ExPERToS ALIADoS Y LOS co.
MIsARIos DE oPPELN COME
RENCIAN.

PARIS, agosto 11.-Los Expertos
aliados y los conisarios de Oppeln han
celebrado una reunion con Ell prop6sito
de llegar a un acuerdo defnitivo acerca
de Ia reparticion de Ia cuenca indus
trial de la Alta Silesia.
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PoR AcoMETIM1ENTo Y AGGRESSION

La policia de Ponce redujo a prision
a Juan Rivera porQue infrio dos he
ridas Luis Matos, luien, pesar de
su apellido, no mata a nadie.
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Los ALIADos INTERvENDRAN EN-
Ell CONFLICTo GRECo-TURCo.

PARIS, agosto 11.-El Consejo Su-
premo decide que los Aliados no inter
vendran en- el conaicto greco-turco, en-
ninguna forma, nj enviando tropas, nj
armas, nj dinero.
La Junta Suprema decide hacer una
petfei6n los beligerantes para asegl-
rar la hbertad de los Estrechos.
N. de la Rios estrechos a que Sc
refere el cablegrama son los de los Dar-
daneIos Ell B6sforo.
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UN LLAMAMIENTo PARA OAR LA
BIENvENIDA A Los "sAMDdIES'

PARIS, agosto 11.-El Comite de los
mutilados en- la guerra v los veterancs
de la conflagracion han dirigido un Ia
mamiento los soldados de la pasada
lucha para hacerles un recibimiento a
los veteranos estadounidenses, fin de
demonstrates que los franceses no olvi-
dan nunca a sus antiques camaradas.
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FL general Crk6nsGn
dirigira Un CrGCidO
ndmerO de tiradOT0S
(PoR CABLE FRANcEs)

BEUTHEN, agosto 11.-Un despacho
enviado al peri6dico lie Journal de
Paris, dice que Ell general Crkensen,
sostenido por un Principe de Hohenzo-
llern, dirigirA un cuerpo de schutzbund
(tiradores), de $4,000, hombres MA AL
ia SiIesia.
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tos. decIara en- Ell Pictorial que eel
efecto acumulado de los hechos finan
cieros inexorables obligara un llama
miento al pals muy pronto.''
Hace signifcar que la Gran Bretaiia
tiene trabajadores sin empleo, mientras
que en- toda Francia, fuera de Paris
el nlmero total de personals ociosa al
canza solo diez y seis mil. Declare
que no habia en- actividad en- la Gsan
Bretafia an solo horno &c fundicion
para mediados de julio, debido no a los
desordenes obreros, sino a los :mpues-
tos opresiyos.
En- vista de la campafa de los amigos
de Northcliffe contra Lloyd George, en-
tire los que Sc encuentra Rothermore. la
opinion de este es especialmente inte-
resante.
''En las apariencias, dice, Ell primer
nlinistro domina todavia la situacion
politica. Merecidamente es una figura
mucho mas grande que cualquiera de
sus colegas, aun en- los paises que no
es popular Ia presente. Indudablemen-
te que es el factor mas poderoso en- la
Camara de los Comunes.
s'El sistema de inteigencia poljtica
y privada que he organizado en- conjun-
cion con la liga contra Ell despilfarro,
me induce Greer que Lloyd George tie
ne todavia bastante autoridad personal
en- este pals. Particularmente es pode-
rosa entire los veteranos, que GUSTAV
del luchador y no olvidan su gran par
to en- la organization de la victoria.
'sSin embargo, en- realidad, Lloyd
George esta en- una posici6n mas preca-
ria que la tuvo nunca. Es la cabeza
poderosa de un gobierno mas poderoso
aun, pero puede ser derrocado en- cual.
Quier momento, por no tener partido." /"
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pafa nacional para la reduction de gas
tos. declara en- Ell Pictorial que eel
efecto acumulado de los hechos finan-
cieros inexorables obligara un llama
miento al pals muy pronto.''
The Little River news., 1921-07-09

POTATO SLIPS. I WILL SELL MY
 Nancy Hall and Key West slips for 30 cents hundred or $2.5O per 1000 while they last. Orders will be de- livered in the city in 1000 lots. Phone 8O1-F2-1-L P. Beck.
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Elders Defeat Baptists.

The game Tuesday afternoon be- tween the Presbyterians and the Bap- lists was one that will go down into local baseball history. The Elders took the game by score of 15 to 19. For about five innings the score was low and close with the Presbyterians slightly in the lead. After that it re- solved itself into a contest to see which could blow up with the loudest report. Medley was pitching for the Baptists and Orrison for, the Elders. It was in the sixth that the Elders blew up allowing the Baptists to score eight runs. Russell went into the box for Orrison, but the way things stood the Baptists had the game won, sewed up, if the story had ended there, but it didn't. The Baptists were ambitious to show the fans that the explosion of the Elders was only a slight pop in comparison with what they could do. How we'll they suc- ceeded can be told by the score, but we must remember that it was hot day and not far from the Fourth of July either.
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weevile sufficiently to insure an aver

weevile sufficiently to insure an aver age crop, Mir Cottrell says.
 "The boil weevil cannot thrive in hot, dry weather such as prevails at present." he said. The insect thrives best in wet, cool weather. Weather like the present is deadly to the in- sect and prevents it's spread.
 "When the weevil lays it's egg in the cotton square, the square Is killed and drops to the ground. If the ground Is hot enough the larva never will develop into a weevil. The adult ' weevil also is killed when it falls to the hot ground.
 To speed up the extermination of the weevil during the hot weather, fMr Cottrell advises shallow cultiva- ltion, every five days if possible. The cultivation, he said, will create dust on top of the ground which will be rendered very warm by the sun and will kill the weevil when it falls from the plant.
 Repeated cultivation will also serve to knock the weevil from the plant to the ground. Mir. Cottrell suggests that in cultivating the cotton, chain be attached on the cultivator in such a manner as to brush the weevil from the plant. Caution must be exercised however, he says to prevent injury to fthe plant.
 Six weeks of the present weather will exterminate the boil weevil in Arkansas. MT. Cottrell believes. Two or weeks he believes, will insure an average cotton crop.
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Shorty Has Good Day.

The Presbyterians and Methodists staged a battle royal Thursday after noon. Excusing the general grouchy feeling cropping out it was most sat- isfactory baseball performance. John- ston and Orrison pitched for the Pres byterians, while Jake Cobb did the honors for the Methodists. Four runs were made off Johnston in the first inning, causing his recall, and Orrison went to the mound It was his good day. In other words, he was right. h. cidentally he hit home run in the second. In the eight innings he work ed, only four runs were scored off him. Cobb pitched good game and held the heavy hitting elders in check most of the way. It was in the 9th that the elders had 2 men on bases and Frank Locke hit a double, scoring both men. Later he scored the winning run. A spectacular play was a catch by Wood in deep center hit out by Grover Cobb It passed through the foliage of large tree and was caught by Wood, pre- venting it from being a home run. The final score was, Presbyterians, g, Met. hodists 8.
The Little River news., 1921-07-09

BARGAINS IN USED FORDS WITH
 starters. Liberal terms.-McCormick Motor Go. if
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NOT CLASSIFIED

WANTED ELECTRIC WORK TO DO.
 If you have any electrical jobs you want installed or repaired, phone me. Prompt service given and work guar anteed Phone 107. Ralph Sweet.
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FOR SALE-ONE GOOD BOIS D,ARC
 rim 2 3-4 wagon, can be seen at barn of Mrs. D. B. oulrer Inquire at News office or Mrs. Coulter for price and terms.
The Little River news., 1921-07-09
Winthrop News.

Winthrop, July 7.-(SpeciaD-Buf Parnell and family left for Horatie Saturday by overland. Miss Lottie Van Hook was here Sat urday making a contract to teach summer school at Jones.
 Omer Lazarus was in Texarkans shopping Saturday.
 Miss Cora Lutz returned from Hor. atio Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. T. Rotrammel went shopping in Texarkana Saturday af. ternoon.
 V. l.. Sessions made business trir to Texarkana Saturday. MT. and Mrs. R. T Sessions re. turned from Texarkana Saturday. A. A. Morgan who has been seriously ill this week, we are glad to say at this writing is better.
 J. Collins, mother, also children Henry and Lillie left for Horatio Sun. day afternoon.
 G. w. Webb and family of Texark. ana spent Sunday and the Fourth with homefolks. Dr. J. L. Perry was in Texarkana Saturday. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Ingram of Vivian La, spent Sunday and the Fourth with their parents. Levi Beavers of Ell Dorado is visit. ing friends and relatives this week. Edgar Davis came home from Ell. Dorado Sunday. The Masonic and Eastern Star Lodg. es served splendid dinner at Stallion Ford Sunday.
 A. J. Overfield of Texarkana was here Monday. Mrs. w. M. Lambert returned Tues day from a visit at Ashdown and Og- den. Miss ESS1e Hamm has returned tC Dallas after pleasant vacation with her parents. Mrs. White of Idabel was the gues: of Mrs. J. T. Simpson Wednesday.
 Alfred Buerklin spent a few days at Mena this week.
 Dr w. M. Lambert was at Texarkana Wednesday.
 Mrs. Robert Organ and children ci Ennis arrived Thursday for an ex- tended visit to the formers parents MT. and Mrs. T B. Wade
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FOR SALE-FOUR ROOM HOUSE,
 and four lots in Ashdown. For par- ticulars see J. w. Brewer or s. T. Brinegar. 7-9
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HOT DAYS DEADLY FOR WEEvILs
H. M. COttrell Advises Five-Day Culti.
 vatiOn to Combat Pest.

Little Rock. July 1.-The prevailing hot, dry weather is the worst enemy known to the boil weevil. according to H. M .Cottrell, formerly agriculturist
 of the Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau of the Board pf Commerce. A continuance of the pfesent high tenn perature with plenty of cultivation of cotton will serve to exterminate the
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The Standing.

Rev. J. E. Anderson and Rev. Knight or Wilton were in Ashdown Friday.
 G. D. Ernest of Oak Hill was in Ashdown Friday morning,
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Boomers Coming Tuesday.

A game is scheduled Tuesday after- noon on the local grounds with the St Louis Boomers, team composed of girl ball players.
The Little River news., 1921-07-09

FOR SALE-TWO REGISTERED Du-
 roc Jersey sows and pigs; also few shoats. Will sell pigs separately Paul Kerstein, Ashdown.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-06
CUBS WILL INVADE
FOREIGN" LANDS ON
TOUR Of CONQUEST.
FANS TEAM PLAYS SUNDAY AT
PONTIAC, FIRST GAME AWAY
FROM HOME LOT-MANY WILL
ACCOMPANY NINE TO LIVING.
SToN COUNTY CAPITAL.

The Ottawa Cubs will make their
first trip 10 foreign territory next Sun.
day, when they will journey to Pom
tiac to engage in return battle with
the team OF that city When the OF
tawafPontiac game was scheduled
here a return game to be played at
Pontiac was also provided for by Man
ager Dunn and the ratOrmatory city
manager Fans will he cheated ont
OF their regular Sunday afternoon en-
tertainmeut. but. nevertheless. il is
reported that a large number of local
footerS are planning to accompany the
team in order that they might not
miss a game In which the locals play
Members of the local team will
leave Ottawa early next Sunday morn.
ing in automobiles, which the associa.
ton Is at present providing for. The
game, as usual, will be called at the
Pontiac diamond at , o'clock
Pitcher Jimmy Lynch gill perform
for the locals, while it is expected
that Romine, who was 80 horribly de
fcated by the locals here, will occupy
the hillock for the Pontiac team In
the game here, played several weeks
ago, Romina was clouted all over the
lot for sixteen hits. The game ended
II to in favor of the local team
Next Sunday the PontiaCers are
planning on revenge Beside, they
are betting their money that their
team can beat Dunn's aggregation on
their own field Therefore, it will he
safe in saying that Lynch and ROmine
intend to stage a severe battle before
the Pontiac fans and the number that
intend to 90 from this city,
When the lccaIs won over Pontiac.
the honor of defeating the Pontiac
team and breaking their record of
not having lost game was placed on
the Cub players
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-06
FAKE FILM PROMOTER
A VETERAN OFFENDER

San Francisco. July 6.-lndictment
Of Harry Brolaski in New York with
Anthony Drexcl Jr.. Eliot Norton and
Louis R Jennings in connection with
the affairs of the Standard Film In
dustries, Inc. makes eighty times
Brolaski, politician, former gambler
and self-styled reformed confidence
man, has been indicted, according to
records OF San Francisco courts,
New York news dispatches telling
Of the indictments against the four
said Norton wac an author So too,
is Brolaski. He wrote book entitled
A Fool and His Money!
Broaski now Ia under prison sem
tence Of United States courts here fol-
lowing his conviction as the master
mind Of an alleged huge whisky sell
ing conspiracy which was declared to
have involved thousands of dollars
The sentence also included a fine OF
10000 He is free on bail while ap-
pealing from the sentence and has
been i'll at his home for several weeks
The story OF the many indictments
against BrolasH was brought out at
the whisky trial Testimony was given,
that Brolasko had boosted he had
been indicted seventyninc times, but
never forced &c serve time" because
of the indictments.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-06

sey city on Oct f. he said:
Dempsey and Wills may box on
Oct IL, but they will not box for me
then or any other time.
III | gave no thought to tomorrow
could put ON Il Dempsey~Wills match
and make just as much money ont OF
IL as did last Saturday, Rut I'm in
boxing as permanent business. I've
half a million tied up IN boxing. I'm
not going to take any chances on
running the business,
Propositions were made to me 10
stage II Johnson.Wills contest for the
colored heavyweight championship.
Dempsey. Wills match and Dempsey.
Willard match. For the games sake
| have refused to consider any OF
them.
I'm not going to have anything to
do with anything except live sporting
ventures. A Dempsey-Willard match
would be massacre"
When asked whom he considered
a logical or suitable opponent for
Dempsey. he said
"Bill Brennan looks TO be the only
contender | would take
q chance on. Dempsey would break
Bob Martin In two. Frank Moran GER.
tainly is no match for the champion
Tom Gibbons is light heavyweight.
may match Dempsey and Brennan
for Oct. r."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-06
MAY MATCH GEORGES
WITH TOM GIBBONS

New York, July q, Mons, Des
champs called on Tex Richard yes
terday for conference on the pro
! posed match which the big promoter
Is trying to arrange between Georges
Carpenter and Tom Gibbons. the st,
Paul boxer. Tex would like 10 give
Georges and Thomas little combat
on Labor Day at his arena in Jersey
cry. whore the French champion had
such an exciting experience with Jack
Dempsey, the other day, Deschamps
is willing, and so IL his lighting
charge but both would like a little
extension OF time.
During the confab De5champs ad-
vised Tex that he did not think
Georges could be quite right for at
least three months, but that then he
would be prepared to try conclusions
with Gibbons or any other man Rick,
ard might have In mind. Al any rate
the match is practically made, except
for naming the date
Richard said yesterday that II Des-
champs does not change his mind
about the Labor Day date being
bit early. he would try and bring the
two boxers together some time in Oc-
tober The genial Tex announced
that IL would be for the light heavy.
weight championship Of the world,
and thought that with the two men
very evenly matched il would prove
an interesting struggle