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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

ed the reunion OF the Samoan Mis-.
sion held IN Salt Lake Saturday e,e-
ming.
The officers OF the Y. Ia M. I. A.
pleasantly surprised Miss Arvilla
Meredith at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. end Mrs. Frank Meredith. Sat
urday evening. The evening was
spent In music and games. after
which refreshments were served.
Miss Meredith has acted as secre-
tary OF the Mutual for a number of
years. but is now student of the
b. Y. Y.
Merrill Warwick attended the re-
union Of the Northern States mis-
sionaries which was held in Salt
Lake Saturday.
/ Members Of the RELIEF Society met
at the home Of Mrs. A. z. Paul
Tuesday Of last week and spent a
pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Paul ex-
poets TO be in Magma this winter
with her husband. who is employed
there at present
j Miss Eloise Holman, daughter Of
Mrs. Luella @olman was taken to
|, the l.. ID. 8. hospital Monday where
she underwent critical operation
, for appendicitis. The case was pro-
nounced a most serious one. but
last reports are that she is doing az
| we'll as can be expected. s
Mrs. Clara Webb and mother. Mrs
, Ernest Rothe. Of Lehi. visited al
, the home Of Mrs. Angie warnici
Wednesday.
Mrs. Irving Johnson attended tn,
funeral OF Morgan woodhouse, which
y was held in Iehi Wednesday
A representative crowd OF Manili
people attended the reception givel
q Sen. Smoot Thursday afternoon Il
a Pleasant Grove. Among them wer
w. W. Warwick. candidate for Sen
O ator to the Utah State Legislature.
The NJ. I. A. will hold the firs
regular meeting Sunday evening.
splendid preliminary program ha
o been arranged. All are invited I
II take part in the lessons which the
If will find to be both interesting an
" instructive,
II Kenneth Adams. 5 year old So
ID of Mr.. and Mrs John Adams, me
with painful accident wednesda,
He was running a race with som
D. of his little friends, when he ran IN
RS to barbed wire fence, inflictin
m several severe cuts about the fac
A. the most painful being a cut on Ii
Of lip.
or
d. Among the State Fair and COME
ence visitors in Salt Lake last wee
were: Messrs. and Mesdames IL.
ae Swenson. l.. M. Atwood. A. p, War;
Or lex. r. ID. Wadlley. W. w. Warnic
be George Monson, G. L. Warwick. {
II p. Warwick, Mrs. Roundy Thorn
Of Mrs. Martha Kopp, Misses Graz
T. wadley. Ethel and Effie Warnic
he Ruth Warwick, Jessie Iverson, al
L. Messrs. Merrill and Reed Warnic
Ivan Monson, Howard Warwick al
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Reed Warwick expects to leave in
the near future with an exhibit Of
hogs from the Thousand Spring
Farms in Wendell. Idaho. to Fairs at
Portland, Ore. and Spokane, Wash.
He will also include in the exhibit
some Berkshires from the Ashlane
Farms of Pleasant Grove.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
Senator Smoot Makes
Short Tall

On his way to Provo Thursday
afternoon. Senator Reed Smoot stop
ped over and gave a short talk on
protection. His talk was very in
teresting from Republican stand
point. A large crowd was present
to hear his speech.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

While hauling hay last week
Glenn wadley had the misfortune "a
run pitchfork In Ibis hand which
caused considerable trouble. He was
unable to use his hand for a week
but II Is now beginning to heal.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

II. l.. Clark motored to Salt Lake
Saturday where he spent two days
on business. Mr.. Clark also made
a business trip to Magma and Gar
field.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dickerson re-
turned home from Salt Lake Sunday
where's they had been visiting dur.
ing the latter part Of the week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
Byard Allen.

Mrs. Maria swenson is preparing
to spend some time in Ogden visit
ing Mrs Mary s. Kelley.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rheims an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Amy, to George Paul, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Paul OF Mani
la. The marriage will take place
October 18th. next Wednesday. in the
Salt Lake Temple. Complimentary
to Miss Rheims, shower was CIV
en- by her sister Alpha Tuesday eve.
ming,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

l.. Marvin Smith Of Salt Like, who
has been employed In American
Fork Canyon. spent Sunday here Wis.
iting with Miss Josephine West.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Warwick attend
ed the reunion OF the Samoan Mis-
sion held In Salt Lake Saturday eve.
ming.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
Receive Prizes From
State Fair

In the Berkshire swine division Of
the State Fair last week the local
Ashlane Farms took total OF AZ
prizes. They received IS first prizes
Is second prizes and Q third prizes.
The Farms are located in Manila and
owned by c. p. WARWICK and sons.
In the High School and Club boys
Judging contests LeGrande Jarman OF
Pleasant Grove received 2S4 points
in livestock, and Dean Anderson re-
ceived $40 points In crops.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

DIR. o. E. Grua and family, Miss
Elaine Clark and Ward and Harold
Clark motored to Salt Lake Satur.
day to attend the Fair, and also Il
visit the Misses Eva and Arvillt
Clark. who are attending the Univer
sity OF Utah.
The Union meeting which was Il
have been held last Sunday, bu
which was postponed because o
Conference, will be held tomorrow
afternoon Sunday In the Stalk
Tabernacle in American Fork AL
NJ. |. A. officers are especially urge,
to be present.
The officers Of the Third ward Re
lief Society entertained the teacher
and members OF that organization
Tuesday afternoon In the ward cha
lpel. The entertainment consisted G
a program and social chat. afte
which refreshments We're servet
There were about 80 present.
A shower was given at the HON
Of Mrs. Thomas Rheims, in homo
of her daughter Amy, who will b
married next Wednesday in the Sal
axe Temple to Mr., George Paul @
Manila. A large number of her fri
ends were present to enjoy tn
festivities and to offer congratul
ations
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Mrs. Irving Johnson attended thu
funeral of Morgan woodhouse, which
was held in Lehi Wednesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Mrs. Clara Webb and mother. Mrs
Ernest Rothe. Of Lehi. visited al
the home OF Mrs. Angie Warnicl
Wednesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

A representative crowd OF Manila
people attended the reception given
Sen. smoot Thursday afternoon in
Pleasant Grove. Among them were
W. w. Warwick, candidate for Sem
ator to the Utah State Legislature.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

The NJ. |. A. will hold the first
regular meeting Sunday evening. A
splendid preliminary program has
been arranged. All are invited to
take part in the lessons which they
will find to be both interesting and
instructive,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Members Of the Relief Society met
at the home Of Mrs. A. q. Pau
Tuesday Of last week and spent q
pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Paul ex.
poets to be in Magma this winter
with her husband. who is employed
there at present
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Miss Eloise Holman, daughter Of
Mrs. Luella aolman was taken "a
the l.. ID. 8. hospital Monday where
she underwent critical operation
for appendicitis. The case was pro.
nounced most serious one. bui
last reports are that she is doing al
we'll as can be expected. s
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Kenneth Adams. year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams, met
with a painful accident Wednesday
He was running race with some
OF his little friends, when he ran In.
to barbed wire fence, inflictinl
several severe cuts about the face
the most painful being cut on thu
lip.
Evening star., 1922-07-21
APARTMENTs-TO LET.
FURNISHED-COntinued.

ALBEMARLE. APT. 2Ol, 17th AND 4 NV
Desirable room. adjoining bath: gentleman.
FOR RENT-SMALL. ATTRACTIvELY FUR
nished housekeeping apt; furniture for sale,
very reasonable. Apt. 30l. 2l09 st. NV. 21'
TERRACE. 3241 ST. NW-THREE
rooms. bath and Kitchen; $50; to adults; iani-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
USrrn NTSHEn.

COUNTRY HOME FOR AUGUST-COoL Lo-
cation; suitable city family seeking change;
nine rooms: ami. rent very. moderate.
Phone Clarendon 165-W-l. %
1928 EYE ST: MS Rooms .; AMP BATH BATE:
garage; 500. HODGE CO., zoos Pa. ave
NV. - -
i470 NEWTON ST. N.W.-CORNER HOUSE;
rooms and bath; reasonable.
B. f. SAUL CO.,
1412 Eye st. NV. MAIN SloO
is8s { N.W.-EIGHT ROOMS; WILL SELL
furniture and give yesr lease. or viii rent
furnished for 500 per month; downtown; good
room renting location; immediate possession.
Phone Franklin 1851.
PARTIES INTERESTED BOTH IN BUYING
furniture and leasing house call Col 6097. g.
iffh AND SPRING ROAD NW.--SEMI-DE-
tached new house; 8 rooms, bath and III.
screened sleeping porch: Call Col: zz90-M: =
FOR RENT-l205 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
nv: ID rooms and bath, $16o. II. B. HOW
ENsTEIN co., 1914 ct. nv. =
q ST. .N,W.-COMPLErELY FURNISHED
for housekeeping: 3 rooms and bath. b. {;
will give year Lease from August =. ~
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1622 10th N.W.-Second floor, with bath;
electric lights; delightfully."- cool and pleasant
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WANTED-ROOMS

YOUNG COUPLE with baby want one unfur-
nished room with kitchenette or small apart
ment; walking distance Library Of Congress
Address p. o. Box 225. Washington. D. c.
PLEASANT WOMAN wishes room in an
apartment near 14th st. and Columbia BITS.
Address Box 25-B, Star office.
IN OWNERS HOME, gentleman wants fur
nished room with agreeable Protestant family
keeping other roomers; plenty closet space
droplight; ANIL; dinner with same or neigh
boring family. Address Box 312-A, Star Of
flee. 21s
WANTED-ROOMs WITH BOARD.
PERMANENT room and board for refined
couple; private family preferred: central loca
ton husband spends considerable time out of
in his absence: state particulars in reply Ad-
dress Box BIB. Star office. 23s
QUIET young man desires board and room In
private home; northwest section. Address
BOX 352-A, Star office
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1915 l5th-Best section. room, kitchenette !:
large front room. six windows; single
room. summer rates 24s
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Ills X N.W.-Front apartment; running
water: single room, light housekeeping; teie-
phone.
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1225 18th ST. Nw.-LoSely front room; also
,Iertricity 2ls
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EAULS ADDITION-Delightfu room. private
bath, sleeping porch couple or ladies. col-
14oS .ls
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1IO7 MASS AVE W.-Downtown, detached,
private home. large first floor room, private
dressing room running water. for man.
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TWO FRONT ROOMS and bath, newly pa
sirabIa ott ond 81 se 21s
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End FLOOR ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH.
$40; housekeeping, 3rd. S35. 115 2nd ST. w.
az
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNJSuED OR UNFIR. ROOMS,

TWO ATTRACTIVE, large, End floor, south
ern front, kitchen, bath. screened porch,
yards: ami; private home. new. Lincoln
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20 JACKSON PL.-Double and single rooms,
facing Lafayette Park and White house.
NJ $40
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.Ol3 II ST. N.W.-Two on second floor, two
nared o1s
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15OS IRVING N.w.-Second-fioor front; south
ern exposure: twin beds; droplight; unlimited
telephoup Col 80
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NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL. aad Rock creek;
large, comfortable room for gentleman. Coi.
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iI14 l4th-Weli furnished room; every con
Venience; privilege Lh K; S25. Totten. ioo
ooh Nai,,
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1Gl4 lith ST N.W.-3rd floor. Large, beau
tiful front room. next to bath; private inm-
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1871 VERMONT AVE.-very large End floor
front room, with alcove; nicely furnished for
h also other IL
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LARGE FRONT. suitable for two; also good
sized back; will let together or singly; new
house; ami. Address Box e92-A. Star Of
fra
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e-baf square from 10th st.-Building Of
81 apartments; rents, $l3, 200. a year; rents
very reasonable. Price. $500; 5000 cash
will handle it.
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APARTMENTS-TO LET.

TO SUBLET-GNFURNTSHE TWO ROOMS,
kitchenette. bath and screened porch, all look
ing 18th st: privilege of lease. Apt. 2O2
ChastletOn. or phone North 1898. 23'
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14IO YOU ST Nw.-Two furnished rooms:
"
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1oO5 X ST NW.-Nic"ly furnished large front
1u. .-, -. reaSonable rates 2ls
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1924 A ST NE.-Large front room, kitchen
ette; ami. Ink; $40 month, win gas
heat and electricity II
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THE FARRAGUT. Apt. 607-one or two re-
fined men to share cool apt win "ho'i'ei
,,,n. raaSouable. permanent.
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FOR RENT-HOUsES
'HED-COnrinued.

and bath; 500 for summer and $125 lease fO
one year. II. X. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914
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FOR RENr-STORES.

NEAR 14tb AND EYE SITS. N.w.-DEsIR-
able storeroom; excellent location; reasonable
rent. HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON, Inc, 1884
II Of N W Main IUps
Evening star., 1922-07-21

Near Capitol and House Office building
Apartment having eight apis. of six
and bath; rent, 50. 600 year: will rent for
1000 more. Price, SIS, 900; building could
not be reproduced for 3d., 600
DID o DnDJNCnN
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IL, t. z.
Two rooms kitchen, reception hall, s7J;
new building, just completed. SHANNON 4
LUCHS 713 14th st,
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West Of 18th st.-Modern ireproof building;
six apartments of 3 and rooms and bath
each; fine location for home and investment
The price is only 20,000, and terms most
reasonable.
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FOR RENT-R00MS.
FURNISHED ROOMS-C

mn AND col. RID. OSLO Calvert st.1I
aree bright rooms. with or without board
% of uhone; cleo; gentlemen preferred.
Evening star., 1922-07-21

ACRES: EXCELLENT FOR POULTRY
and trucking: new Broom house; $25. J. NJ
EARNEST, Mt. Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1922-07-21

NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, 1s aId
81 ne-Room and kirchepette, 3rd noor iEont:
e. =. ,.a.,. h,rt room ond floor 81; In K. 2ls
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1912 NEWTON ST NW.-Two medium size
and small room; 3rd floor; Ink; $iu.
Columbia St0l. IL
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1912 KENYON ST. N.w.-THREE LARGE
rooms and private bath, unfurnished. for
housekeeping: ami; 3rd floor; private resi-
dence: $50 per month. Phone Col g718
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RENTAL BUREAU.

PERSONALLY INSPECTED" rooms IN N
sections; all prices. Investigate, Washington
Service Bureau. III Dist Nat. Bank bldg. zoe
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WANTED TO BUY.

LARGE THREE-STORY HOUSE. SITUATED
between II and sts., 10th st. and Conn. ave.
NV; must be a bargain. Address Box 2s5-A,
Star office. 80
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sGORDoVA RATIFICARA LOS CAR.
iG Cos CONTRA Ell GoBERNADoR
4 (De "La Prensa de N. W

! Washington, 90 de marzo.-El sefor
Felix Cordova Davila, comisionado re-
sidente de Puerto Rico, que esperaba
replicar hoy en- la camara al discurso
'pronunciado Ell tltino viernes por el
reprssentante Strong en- ell cual este
soasuvo la administration del go
bernador Rely, no pudo obtener hoy
Oportunidad para clio en- la camara de-
bido que esta estaba ocupandose del
conocimiento de otros asuntos.
Davila dijo que esperaba poder pro-
nuneiar maiiana su discurso, Q ell mier-
coles.
FL comite cue Sc present6 la re-
scluci6n del representative Humphreys
sobre los cargos hechos en- Ia camara
al gobernador por C6rdova Davila
no ha tornado hasta aqui ninguna de-
cisi6n en- La materia, nj hay tampoco
indication de cuando ell conit6 conside-
rara easa resolution.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-01
PAsAJERos QUE REGREsAN

En- Ell vapOr 'Filadelfa" are lego
"a este puerto procedente de Nneva
York, regresaron los siguientss pasaie-
ros:
Felicita velez, Maria de Jesds, Ma
ria Romero, Pillar Romero, Antonio Ro
mere, Pascusl Cruz, Maria E. Santiago,
Tustina Ortiz, G. vicenti Rivera. Ra-
Iael Sierra, Edward Santiago Under
berg, Andres M. Dfaz, Pedro Muaoz,
rerfecto Herranz, Rafael Gergas, An
ME Royallminus, Sofia de Marvez, Ju
l1s Ramos, olga Ramos, Edith Ramos,
Manuel JiInenez, Ana Jilnenez Jennie
g. Cordero, Jane L. cordero, Michael
cordero, Robert E. Schneider Luisa
Schneider, Luisa Schneider, Any Edge
cumbe y Ambrosia Pellicier.
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A Los. sENoREs PosMAsTERs DE
PUERTO RICO

Guayama, p r., 80 de marzo 1922
Distinguido compahero: oa'
De acuerdo con mi proposition de af
haci6n a la National League Of POST
masters de los Estados Unidos, la etfal
fue aprobada por unanmidai en- la
Asalnblea de Postmasters celehzsda I'll
timamente en- San Juan, Puerto Rico,
tengo bien solicitar de todos los com
pafiercs en- la isla que no hayan hecho
cfectiva su Quota C$s.5o), me ,alreme-
sen esta oficina 10 mas pronto posi-
bic, para asi lnego 70 tacer Ia cores
pondiente remesa la Liga Nacionl de
.os Estados Unidos, y nuest.a Asocia
ci6n Insnlar de Puerto Rico. 50
De Uds. con la mayor consideration,
(Firmado): @. ID. VARGAS,
Local Secretary National league.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-01
(De "La Prensa", de Nueva York;

PARIS, MARIO 25.- Segln el depar-
tamento de salubridad de la L;ga de
Naciones, Europa Sc hslla frente a fren
te de un gravisimo peligro, la invasion
de una playa devastadora semejante a
Las que solian azotarla en- la edad me-
di.
Diez millones de emigrantes, con los
TEMPLES geImenes del titus Sc encuen-
tran en- las fronteras del oesto de Ru-
da ninguna barrera que erijan las
i,aciones europeas podr& coutener la en-
trada de esta muchedumbre.
A 10 largo de $500 millas de from
teras descuidadas Sc. estan apostando
vigias que den la voz de alarma al apro
xiHarse Ell ejercito de campesinos que
huyen del hambre y de la mrcrte que
constantemente los acechan en- las es-
tepas rusas.
En- PoIonia, la barrTa ha sido demo-
ida va Ell famoso ''cord6n sanltario' =
nc pudo evitar La inundaci6n del este
dc Galicia, efecto de la entrada de seis
cientos mil emigrados rusos. victimas
sodos ellos del hambre, las enfermeda-
6es y dificrltades inverosimiles con
que tropezaron en- el curse de su viaje,
becho en- pleno invierno.
Noventa y cinco mil mujeres Y nilos
han muerto va desde que principle la
enligraci6n hacia la TERRA promotida. :.
lejana todavfa. Cayeron 10 largo de
la rtlta, descarnado Ell rostro, el est6-
1nago vacio. despues de haber recorrido
con la energia que mace en- la eesespe-
raci6n, centensres de millas El trayec-
to desde ell este Kaef esta senbrado
con cadAveres millares de ellos son
dc infelices mujeres, a cuyos senos es-
t6riles hAilanse atn aferrados los labios
de tiernas criaturitas. Como acontece
en- Ell distrito este de Moscow, radie Sc
Ireocupa por dar sepultura los muer-
tos... GPara que enterrar al hermano
cuando Ell esfuerzo puede producir IA
muerte de uno I1fs1no?. La Ukrania,
por cuyas tierras ha marchado Ell ejer-
cito siniestro de esqueletos humanos, es
81 granero. de Russia. Parties de ella
produjeron Ell aho pasado una cosecha
insignifcante. Los canpesinos de Kief
son los cue Sc encuentran en- mejores
condolences en- toda la extension de Ru-
sia, con exception de los labriegos de
Drobuja. Sin embargo, por dorde ha
rasado la procession interminable de pro
fCgos del hambre parece que ha pasado
Ell soplo destructor del hlracan,. Todo
10 consumer su paso, dejando tras 81
poblaciones desoladas, sin vitualas de
Einguna especie. K
Y la ola de hambrientos no solo anne
naza Galicia, siho tambisn Hungria,
a checoeslavia, Rumania. -. . todo
Europa. Las fronteras artifciales y la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-01
La prsnSa de New York
y ell case de Fl R.
F. G. DAvIIA, CoM1sroNADo DE
PUERTO RICO, EETTICARA
HOY Az DIPUTADo STRONG
(De 'La Prensa de N. y

Washington, 10 de mario .-cuenta-
Sc con que Ell comisionado residents
de Puerto Rico, Felix c6rdova Davila,
replicara malana en- el recinto de la
camara de diputados, al iltimo discur-
so pronunciado por el representante
Strong, republicano, de Kansas, el
cual declare que el prop6sito de los
ataques contra el gobernador E. Mont
Reilly de Puerto Rico por el comisiona-
do c6rdova Davila era '.permitir a los
pohticos que han estado dominando
en- la polftica. de- Puerto Rico que con-
tinuaran sus esfuerzos para separar al
pueblo y Ia iaIa del gObierno de los
Eg,ados Unidos''
FL diputado Strong lego la CORES
pOndencia del juez Bonner, ex-auditor
de Puerto Rico, respscto de los $4,000
asignadcs pOr aho, duran,e cinco, por
la legislature de Puerto Rico para los
gastos del comisionado Davila, ademas
WI 0AS4SAH AOo S@otOS OC u 1dA4o POA OO
asignados. a 81 por Ell gobierno de los
Estados ,Unidos, decsarando que ala
cesacion en- el pago de esa asignaci6n
Illegal es causa de la conducta del CO
misiOuado residente contra el gober
nadori Reilly.
Mptl Strong declare que los amigos
de Reilly acogian con beneplacito Ia
investigation, ''pero .deseando que en-
esta investigation Sc incluyera el ma
nejoe de los asutos poliaicos de Puerto
Rico por la organization Barcel6, Coll
que habfa razones por las cuales e.
v cuchf y C6rdova Davila, de manera
gobernador Rely estaba impiando las
ofeinas de su gobierno, substituyendo
enpleados incompetentes, indtiles y
eostosos. .
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