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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Ell CAso DE STANTON


Mr.. Shanton, --segln noticias re
cibidas aqui-- fue recomendado nue.
vamente para ell cargo de Jefe de la
Policia de Puerto Rico, por ell secre-
tario Weeks, y Sc afrma que este
cambi6 e pareeer. tan pronto ap-
sieron su alcance los cargos que en-
contra del ex-Coronel presentara ell
Gran Jurado de la Corte Federal. En-
tonces Mr.. Weeks avis6 a Mr.. Reilly
de que no tomana en- cuenta su reco
mendacion Y que, por su cuenta, 81
guerra, nombrara otra vez al senor
Shanton.
Ell Jefe Executive, dicen que con
sult6 el case con los republicanos y
estos parece lie aconsejaron no 10 hi
ciera, va que clio podia ser usado lue
go en- contra suya.,.. ETC.. ETC..
Ell case es que Mr.. Stanton ha
recibido un cable de la isla en- el
que Sc lie dice que no sera nombrado
y al mismo tempo, indicandole que
Sc. quede ALA durante algdn tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Sc ESPERAfQUE Ell PRE-
SIDENTE nESTITUYA A
RELY o PROCEDA A
UNA INVESTIGATION
INMEDIATA
(UNITED PREss)
(via "All America Cable"
WASHINGTON. abril


16.-La ruidoea controversial
relativa a los asuntos de
Puerto Rico ia llegado a su
punto mas c,lln1lnante, Un
grupo considerable de promi
nentes politieos neutralcs ha
noti6cada . los hdercs Yepu1
blicanos de la Camara de Re
presentantes, cue a menos q.
antes del proximo microbes
no Sc haya tornado acci6n de
f1nitiMa para asl con
troversia, los procedimien-
tos de Impeachment con-
ira Ell gobernador Reilly CO
lnenzaran inmediata1nente
en- la Camara.
Como resultado de esta
nctitud, Sc inforna que Ell
presidente Harding tendra
que ordenar, o una investi,
gacion conpleta Gle los he
chos que han dado motive a
la disputa, o Sc vera obliga-
do a destituir a Rely de una
lnanera habil, que no pueda
dar lugar a un escand8lo pu
blico.
81 presidente Harding y
el secretario de La Guerra
Weeks, acordaron conferen-
ciar hoy, o maiiana lunes, pa
ra decidir la accion que de-
be ser tomada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

informa que, por ahora, no regresara al
pals ell senior C6rdove Davila.
Sc ASEGURA QUE Ell DIR. LIP
PIT HA ESCRITO OTRA CARTA,
CENSURANDO AL REPRESEN-
TANTE HUMPHREYS
En- los cfrculos politicos Sc ase-
guraba aver que en- poder de los IL
deres unionistas habia otra carta que
el DIR. Lippit dirigi6 al representan-
te Humphreys, en- la que ell referido
funcionario recrimina acerbamente
al sefior Humphreys por haber per-
mitido que su anterior carta Sc lle-
CARA publican.
Segdn nuestros informes. ,esta
otra carta sera tambien dada a la
publicidad, oportunamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Eel ENSUENon sERA EsTRENADo
PoR Ell LIBERTY"

Ell teatro Liberty, de Santurce, eS-
trenara la maravillosa production "El
Ensneho'', de la muy acreditada firma
81. A. Giusti Co.., la cual no pudo
Sc estrenada en- Santurce por Ell "olim
POI, EN- virtud de haber sido contrata-
da por aquel teatro la estrslla Carmen
Flores.
FL anuncio de la exhibici6n de esa
grandioss pelicula, ha producido enorme
entrsiasmo en- Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

presidente Harding ha manifestado
que aun cuando fuesen justas las acu
saciones que Sc hacen contra ell Co
bernador, no Sc ha demostrado to-
davia claramente NADIA que ponga en-
duda SUI integridad como gobernante.
Afiade el Presidente que el no cree
que la situaci6n de Puerto Rico es tan
grave como la presentan los peri6di-
cos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
LA POLITICA DE LA AID
MINISTRACION MAGIC
NAL ES LA DE RESPAL-
OAR AL GOBERNA-
:. DOR RELY -

WASHINGTON, abril 15.- De
fuentes nutorizadas Sc sabe que La
politica del presidente Harding es la
de favorecer al gobernador Reilly has
ia tanto Sc presenter cargos funda-
dos concretos contra este, Pero Sc
asegura. sin embargo, que ell asunto
sera embellishments estudiado dis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Los ABOGADOS DEL DE
PARTAMENTO DE LA
GUERRA ETUDIAN LA
QUESTION DEL FISCAL
5, DIAZ COLLAZO -

WASHINGTON, abril 15.- Ell
secretario de la Guerra, Weeks, in
forma que los ab3gadas consultoFes
del Departamento de la Guerra, es-
tan egtndiandp desde aver la slegalir
dad de la destitucion del fiscal Diaz
Collazo, quien como Sc sabe, es el fun
cionario que dirig.6 eI proceso contra
el G0bernador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Sc ANUNCIA OTRA CON
FERENCTA ENTIRE Ell
PRESIDENTE Y Ell Sc
CRETARTO DE LA CUE
IRA, MR.. WEEKS

WASHINGTON, abril 10 FL
secretarie de la Guerra senior Weeks
ha visitldo nuevamente al Presiden-
te, discutiendo Ia situaci6n. Fue con-
vcnido en- que tan pronto sc conozcan
los informes presentados por ell Gran
Jurado portorriqueno, Il Secretario
de Ia Grerra volvera a Casa Blanca
con ell fin de tratlr la question en- to
da su amplitud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Sc VENDE

Magnifica residencia en- Rio
Piedras, Gale Principal cerca
de la Universidad. Dos plantas
y Garage. Renta $17o nensua-
les. Informaran Apartado 90,
Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Ell CABLEGRAMA ENVIADo
HUMPHREYS.

Aver a las 5 de la tarde, nos fu6
trasmitido por telefono Ell texto del ca
blegrama aprobado por la Asamblea y
al cual hacemos referencia en- anterio-
res parrafos.
Dice asi ell cablegrama:
"Hon. Benjamin G.. Humphreys,
Congreso de los EE. UU.,
Washington, d. G.
La Gran Logia soberana de Puerto
Rico en- su Asamblea annual en- Maya
giiez repudia por inciertas injustas
las manifestaciones dirigidas I'd. por
(Continua en- la pagina 6a,)
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El GObGrnadOr no ha COnside-
RADIO ad1 10 del SuStitutO del
SefOr Carlos TOrO Labarthe

Con motive de vencerse Ell sabado el
termino concedido por el senior Toro La.
,barthe al Gobernador para que ls NOM
brara un sustituto en- Ell cargo que ha
venido desempenando como Jefe del De-
partamento de Agriculture Trabajo,
Sc pens6 que Ell mismo sabado haria ell
Gobernador Ell nombramiento.
Muchas han sido las conjeturas que
el plblico ha venido hacienda respecto
de quien seria ell candidate escogido .por
Ell Gobernador para tan importante pues
to en- la administration, hasta Sc ha
llegado citar nombres de diferentes
personalidades dando como segura su no
minaci6n.
Como candidate indicado por los re-
publicanos Sc hablaba del sefior Pedro
Juan Barbosa; pero liltimamente con
gran insistencia Sc di6 por muy seglra
la nomination del sefor Car1nelo Ale
mar, Jr., secretario de la Estaci6n Ex-
perimental de Mayaghez, tarnbi6n Sc
gun nuestros infornes, de flliaci6n repu-
blicana.
No obstante estos informes, el saba
do, SO dijo en- esta capital, con grandes
probahilidRdes de certeza. que don Luis
Cuevas zeuuelra Aabia sid6 nomtrsao
para ocupar dicho cargo.
FL senor Cuevas zequeira, aparte de
ser unionista, motive este que hubie-
ra hecho yer su nonbramiento como una
rectifcacion de la politica del Gober-
nador-ha sido sub-comisionado de di-
cbo Departamento, y, por 10 tanto, per
soma entendida en- las labores del refe-
rido cargo.
En- vista de todos estos rumores, un
Redactor nuestro visit6 la Fortaleza ell
sabado fu6 informado por ell Secreta-
rio Hull que ell Gobernador aun no ha-
'bia considerable la cuetion de la susti-
tuci6n de dicho funcionario.
vygTY~ ~ gszx-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
HERMOSA ExHIBICIoN EN-
Ell CINE ''PUERTo RICO

No cs possible concebir ninguna artista
mas completa que Viola Dana en- la gran
diosa production "Por seducir q los
hombres'', que exhibira hoy lunes cl ci-
ne "Puerto Rico''.
Esta noche reaparecs tam'bi6n Ell no.
table dueto "Lolita Duran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

WASHINGTON, abril 15.- Mr..
Weeks, secretario de, la Guerra, infor
mann que la destituci6n del fiscal se-
nor Dfaz Collazo sc debe solamente
al hecho de haber sido este quien iba
a procesar al Gobernador con motive
de las investigaciones realizadas por
el Gran Jurado portorriqueflo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
ST antes del microbes no Sc foma accion en- eIcaso del
gobenador Reilly Sc presenfakan inmediafamenfe los
procedimientos de Impeachment" en- la Camara.
Los procedimienfos para procesar en- la
Camara aIgobernador Rely Sc
iniCiardn n1uy pronfo

cutido por el Presidente y 81 Sc vie
ra que en- realidad las acusaciones
tienen fundamento la Administracio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
LA QUESTION DE LIPPITT

Despues de grandes debates que Sc
prolongaron durante toda la tarde y par
te de la noche, Sc acord6, por gran ma
yoria, a las 1890 pasado meridiano en-
War I'M cablegrama al representative
Humphreys, para que este 10 hiciera efec
two al presidente Harding, protestan-
do del incorrecto proceder del Gran Macs
tro de la Logia, Mr.. Lippitt, por las fal-
sas manifestations hechas en- contra
dol pueblo portorriqueno en- su carta va
publicada y conocida por Ell pals. En- ell
mismo cablegrama Sc hacia constar, ash
mismo, la frme lealtad y adhesion del
pueblo portorriqueno hacia el pueblo
americana.
La session termin6 las doce de la no.
che para reanudarse aver a las nueve de
la maiiana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
VERDADERAMENTE

Despu6s de la vista que hsmos he
tho la ferreterfa Merino hemos quc-
dado asombrados de los precios tan ba,-
JOS que estos amigos han puesto a sus
articulos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

entonces tomara una accion radical
destituyendo al Gobernador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Ell AsUNTo DEL DR.. LIPPITT FUE
AMPLIA1dENTE DEBATIDo POP
LOS AsAMBLEISTAS

Enorme expectation reinaba desde
hace dias entire los elementos masones de
la isla, con motive de la celebration de
la Asamblea Mas6nica en- la ciudad dc
Mayagiiez, va que este acto coincidio
con la publication por la prensa local
de la carta del doctor Lippitt al repre-
sentante Humphreys ell texto de la
cnal conocen va nuestros lectores
Importantes reuniones preliminares hu
bieron de ser celebradas en- casi todas
Las l0gias de Ia isla para discutir Ia
question, que por su naturaleza revestia
una extraordinaria gravedad para di-
cha institution.
LA AsAMBLEA coMENZo
Ell SABADo
Desde ell viernes por la manana en-
pezaron uegar d Mayagiiez numerosos
dslegados mas6nicos, fin de asistir q
Ia Asamblea que Sc nevaria efecto el
siguiente dia sabado
A las dos de la tarde did eomienzo el
acto, 81 cual presentaba un aspecto muy
animado, habiendo representations de
mas de cincuonta logias, con un total
de 21s deIegados.
Ell LICDo. DGUEoZ MORALES,
PREsIDENTE
La Asamblea fue presidida por el CO.
rrecto y digno caballero, ncenciado don
Luis Mufioz Morales, quien estaba STEM
do, desde hace tempo considerable CO.
mo Ell successor del doctor Lippitt, quien
no asisti6 la Asamblea, no obstante
ser el mas alto dignatario de la naso-
neria en- Puerto Rico.
PRoMINENTEs PERsoNALIDADES
QUE coNCURR1ERoN
Entire los concurrentes tan trascen
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La aSamb|Ga maS0niCa de Ma
.VaguGZ aCOrd0 enViar I'M ca
b|Ggrama a Mr.. Humphreys

dental acto figuraban, Ell presidente del
Senado, sefior Barcel6, doctores Cutie
rrez Igarayidez, Gonzalez Martinez,
Font Guillot; Mr.. Linau, Ell senador
Martinez Davila, icenciado F. Bruno,
J. Ruiz soler, Hcenciados GEstavo Ro-
driguez, L. Muhoz Morales otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
CoRDovA PERMANECERA
EN- WASHINGTON

Despues de ser considerable por la Jun
ia Central, la convcniencia del vtaje
del Comisionado Residente y con motive
de los tiltimos acontecimientos, Sc nos
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
MEXICO'S FOR
EIGN DEBT

New York, May 80 tBy the As
ISOLATED Press}.- Financiers OF
Great Britain. France and the Unit
ed States arrived here tonight
aboard the Olympic prepared to
seek a settlement Of Mexieo's hn-
'ancial problems in conference with
Adolfo de la Huerta, Mexican
minister of finance. who reached
New York this afternoon. The
conferences will begin or Friday.
The participants who came on
the Olympic are Thomas. w. La
mont of j. P. Morgan & Co., who
has been in Europe discussing
Mexican finances with foreign
bankers; Edward r. Peacock, a di-
rector in the Bank of England; j.
Cheyalier of the Bank Of Paris
and R.. Mason of the Credit
Lyonaisse.
Paul van Schwabach of Bleieh-
roder & Co.. Berlin, already. is in
New York ready to take part in the
discussions concerning readjustment
of the Mexican debt. The fnanciers
who accompanied Mr.. Lamont COM
pose the delegation Of the Internal
ionaI committee Of bankers on
Mexico selected to- confer with
Minister de la Huerta.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
KILLED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
R. w. spiyey, Well known
Farmer Living Near Kings
tree Meets Death

Kingstree, May 30.-Richard
". zSpivey.. a well known farmer
residing about eight miles from
this place on the Kingstree-Man-
ming highway, was killed about Z
o'clock yesterday evening wien. his
automobile overturned at a point
on the road about five miles from
Kingstree. MI. Spivey was alone
in the car at the time Of the fatal
accident, but Alex Blakeley and
Wallace Mcintosh were following
some distance behind, going to Mr..
Spivey's place to look at his to-
bacco. Suddenly they noted that
this car had disappeared and there
was a cloud of dust ahead. Upon
reaching the point where the car
disappeared, they found that Mr..
Spivey's car had turned over and
his body was discovered in a
clump of briars some distance from
the road. They took him out of
the briars apparently alive and
hurried to the home of a neigh
Dor to phone for a doctor. When
they returned to him he was dead.
It was later discovered that his
neck had been broken. He is sur
vived by his wife and three chill
dren.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
CLEMSON
RADIO A

Clemson College May 2S.-ihe
authorities have decided to put 4
q much larger radio phone station
than vas at first planned: "a
decision has been reached after the
return of Prof. w. p. Godfrey OF
the physics division and Prof. $.
r. Rhodes Of the electrical enS1-
neering division from visits to sew
eraI of the best radio stations IN
the larger cities. The advance
ment made in radio. broadcasung
since Clemson made her first plans
have been considerable and has
made readiustments necessary. II
is determined that Clemson college
shall have one Of the strongest and
best broadcasting stations in the
south, for the service that n Oh
lege can render demands this.
Equipment for the station mas
been ordered and the work OF erect
ing the outfit should begin early IN
June, the expectation being that it
will be complete and ready for use
by September.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
R-EpoRTpRIaL II

s5adgs wills vacsery. veteran
azssng aaaw school graduating.
saen legal ethics held up the
:NgYspaper profession as a raodelof
fssthfalnsss, saving:
rara been dealing with e
,p1sfsrg for nearly 4 Q years, and
R6tsnee hare been doublezeross--.
saer had confidence broken by
:fSlsflons religiously. The attorney
ssaaIa do likewise
Tk@ is worth remembering the
.nextstlme SOMEBODY makes a shall
aM1emark about newspaper men
;NeDsfng trustworthy.
ne o. the most curious miscon-
esHdeas aboat newspaper work IS
hnetion that reporter or edi-
NraEways tells all he knows. If
newspapers did that it might blow
Hs rdof ofmost any town
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
TO MAKE
NO n
Says Records of His Pardons
Are Open For Inspection


intend to make any explanation Of
my pardon record or the recent
pardons which have aroused crit
cism in some quarters. former
Governor r. A. Cooper told a rep
resentative of the Index-Journal
here today. The records are in the
governors office and anyone who
is interested may examine them
there, he declared.
The former governor said that he
believed it would be undignifed to
enter a newspaper controversy as
to the emrits of the pardons. Many
of them were recommended by the
prosecuting attorneys and other
court officials and the records upon
which all the pardons were granted
are open to the public if they wish
to examine them in the governors
office, he said.
Former governor Cooper was
here yesterday to make the literary
address at Lander College sona-
mencement exercises. He is making
tour of the Sosfth and Southwest.
visiting federal land, banks.I have
not been in. this work long enough
to know how I shall like it." he re-
Piled when asked how he liked be-
ing a member of the Federal Farm
Loan Board.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
CHOSEN CITY
MANAGER

Columbus. Ga, May S1.-Henry
B. Crawford, a prominent contract
or of this city, was elected city
manager here late today in place
Of II. Gordon Hinkle Of Altoona.
Pa, recently dismissed, at the reg
ular meeting Of the city commits
sioners. Mr.. Crawford was sworn
in and entered upon his duties at
once.
HinkIe, accompanied by. his wife
and his secretary, Miss Viola Lang
BAN, left the city suddenly last
week. and his place was declared
vacant by commissioners.
Investigation was continued today
by city and county authorities o.
the recent anonymous th~reatenlng
letters sent to city and county ofh-
Gals and the explosion Of a bomb
at the home of Mayor Dimon, out
there were no developments, it was
stated.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
cIyHIzATIoN

Il is explaima that the tragic
loss of life Q the English liner
Egypt when rammed in a. fog was
due to the conduct OF the Lascar
crew. The East Indian sailors ter
rs6ed by their danger swept aside
the women and children and seized
the life preservers and lifeboats for
themselves. The result was the
death of scores of passengers who
might have been saved along with
the sailors themselves, il the latter
had kept cool heads and shown true
craftsmanship.
Compare this sordid picture with
that of. the ship printer, a man
named Genner, as the sip was sink
Inc. He had buckIed on his life
belt when he saw a woman unable
to reach a lifeboat and possessing
no belt. He took off his own belt
and handed it to her, saying: II
cant swim. madam; but no mat
ter. Tell my wife at Dover" The
woman was saved. and he was
drowned.
It is the difference between civili-
cation and barbarism. "Noblesse
oblige". And because the white
race possesses this quality in high
est degree. the white race is SUI
preme. HE that sayeth his life
shall lose it.,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
New Corporations
Are Chartered

Columbia, June Former Gov.
r. A. Cooper is president and
treasurer OF a new realty corpora
zion. chartered yesterday by the
secretary of state, for Laurens. The
concern is known as the Laurens
Realty Development Co., and is
capitalized at $4,000. c. I. Mar
tin is vice president and secretary.
The Columbia Holding Co.. of
Columbia, is another realty cor
poration granted a charter. It's
capital is $1,000. E. R. Hayward
is president; ]. c. Otis is vice pres
ident; r. A. Childs is secretary, and
u. r. Brooks is treasurer.
The Orangeburg Hudson Co.. of
Orangeburg. an automobile cen-
Germ. was chartered, with capital
stock of $4,000. B. r. and A. B.
Bennett and H. w. Pearce are the
officers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
EaREs HERE AND ABROAD


MUCH improvement has been
ade IN this eountry insthe reduc-
pnsef IRE losses. One American
eoa about 100000 people
Esaagn was doing pretty well
Essasslnsview Il IFS rapid growth
sn6smaltlpHcation 81 bsIldings. IN
Easlng only 1891 ERE alarms. That
thoErghtsso untalst learned that
sAoadon. with several times rs
pppaszAon, got along last year with
ere alarms and was all wor-
tsd over the size Of those figures
may e that Americans turn
alarms oiighter pre-
ESssthaa the Englishsde Oar FIRE
S4parfnents may be more of gem
aI utiiIty erganizationsvto rescue
afaEAing boys and get the family
Ssl Gown from the top pf a tele-
nhone pole, along with lighting
csnaagraticns and putting out q
Snsoke n the garbage can. Still
efaet senains nat they have res
nearkably feW fires abroad, compar-
eaWithus.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
HOMICIDE IN
MCCORMICK

Mccormick, May 80. - News
reached here this afternoon that j.
w. Reynolds had shot and killed
w. r. E. Vim, both white and of
the Rohoboth section of McCor-
mick county, between Mccormick
and Edgefeld. about II miles from
Mccormick. A do~uble-barrel gun
loaded with buckshot was used and
it Is understood from the effects
of two loads fired at short range.
1t seems that there were no eye
witnesses to the shooting and it is
said Reynolds told neighbors of has
act. Sheriff Leroy and deputies
have gone to the scene with the
coroner where it is understood
that Reynolds will surrender and
an inquest over the body of Winn
will be held. There has been i'll
feeling between the two men for
some time growing out of domes-
tic troubles and it is understood
that shots have been passed be-
tween the two prior to their meet
ing today.
Both men are prominent farmers
in their section and both have fam
i1ioc
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03

HOLDS AJlOOl

Paris,&May % (By thesAssociHB
ed Press3-Premier Poircare.
was stated in well informed sauaH
tiers this evening, viii recommelR
to the chamber Of deputies f
France abstain from Hartacipatia4
in the conference at The Hag13
on Russian affairs unless it rs wet
established in advance tftat ia
conference is to discuss Ecenulu8
issues alone and that The diseuk:
sion will take place between e3
+perts as distinguished from dir
.lomats.
The term experts, az understooS
in this connection. excludes boSS
diplomats ard political leaders.
is known, for instance, that
Poincare does not regard ForeIs8
Minister Chicerin of Russia as
expert. e
Three e~ventualities E hei11
considered by the Frenci goyeak
ment: Full participation inscaS
the economic character OF the cor
ference is assured, provisional paE
.ticipation from June is untHitaH
pears from a week of eonferendf
whether it viii keep out of pplh
tics, with retirement before NJ
arrival OF the Russians il polite
creep in, and IN this case the send
ing OF an eye witness such as tHS
United States sent to Gen0asx
It Is expected that The chambe2
viii give Premier Poincare aMa5
hand with the assurance that pan
lament viii support him L de fndf
that the arrangements for
Hague meeting do not give sufieien|
guarantees that Il Wit beanaelS
continuation Of the Genoa coflSers
sence.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-06-03
BASEBALL CHAM
FIONSTIIP GAME

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Columbia, May 31.-The high
school baseball championship OF
the state is being decided this az
.terneon in Florence, with teams
from McColl and Six Mile Acad-
envy. near Gaffney, meeting in the
hottest baseball contest of the high
school age of the year. Both teams
are excellent diamond aggregations
and the game Will be a classic.
Large numbers of people from va
rious parts OF the state are in Flor
ence TO witness the contest. Rob-
ert Kern, captain Of the University
baseball team. and Wild BilP'
Clark, coach for the University
nine, are the umpires. j. o. Van-
Meter, head of the athletic de-
partment Of the University, is rep
resenting that institution at the,
contest, the extension department.
of the University being sponsors OF
the high school athletic contests.
A special train ran from McCoH to
Florence this morning, and d re-
port from Florence indicates that
an attendance of at least 5000 was
this morning anticipated.