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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
N0NUNI0N MINES
CAN SUPPLY COAL
Operators Say Strike Of
Unions Would Have No
Effect for Months

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA ma
tional striko IN tho union coal folds
can be maintained I'm the United
States for several months without
serious Inconvenience 90 consumers,
according To evidence By operators
p,it before tho interstate commerce
commission today in the general
ratio hearing now EolnE on.
The commission. taking cogui-
vance Of threatened stoppago OF pro-
duction in the union fields on April
q, asked j. y. a. Morrow, vloc pres
idcnt of tho National Coal 0ssocia-
ton for statistics covering the stu
htion. The resulting report filed to-
day estimated that nOnuulOn coal
fields have an annual output capac-
ity ~ 2a.t4G 000 tons. or weekly
aVcrago production Of G,G7G, 900 tons.
This was on the basis OF conditions
in 1918. Mr.. Morrow said, adding
that alterations had Increased the
number ana capacity or nOuunion
mines 20 approximately six million
tons weekly
Consumption ~. bituminoua coal
10 tho United Stalcs ~ present ~
1890, 600 tons per week, tho report
showed. with n material decrease en-
sight after April I because Of warm
weather. In addition, ~ million
ions OF coal were said To- he In stock
on January /, with many consumers
of coal increasing their supplies.
The only danger to consumers IN
the strike he Raid would be from
interruption in railroad traffic
which would stop tho movement OF
coal from nonunlon mines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Dancing and Music
Entertainment For
Big Family at World

Even newspaper folk play once
in white. Wednesday night late
romors tu The world business Of
fico pccrcd curiously through
curtainod windowR nt the softly
lighted Interior where everyone
In the business offices. city and
composing rooms forgot business
for awhile and gave Themselves
up 90 enjoyment OF the orchestra
and dancing.
OnlookCrs might have been SUR
priHcd 10 see the office boy dane
Ing with the wife Of the owner Of
tho paper. linotype men nnd city
room folk ana business office hpb-
ilucs oil meeting on common
ground, the dance floor. Punch
and sandwiches were served
throughout the evening. The
dance was one Of series given
each winter for and by all cm-
ployos uf The World ana is at
tended by all the men and wom-
en- connected with ~.
Special guests last night were
Mrs. j. w. Ilarreld Of Washing
ton, Mrs. w. ~. Howard ana Mr..
Davis ~ oklahoma city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
HOLD UP FORD OFFER
Entry of Alabama Power Company
~ bidder for Muscle Shoals
Slows Considerations

WAsIIiNGTON Feb H. Entry
~ the Alabama Power company to-
dav as bidder FOR the government +
properties at Muscle Shoals, Ala,
was regarded by officials as offering
rivalry 10 Henry Ford's proposal
now before congress. Secretary
Weeks probably viii hurry the now
offer To- congress 80 consideration uf
tho Alabama nnd Ford proposals
can De undertaken simultaneously
nud their respective merits discussed
before final action. The Alabama
cumpnny's offer is for purchase OF
the Warrior power plant and trans
mission line and lease for 90 years
Of the other properties under provi-
slons OF tho federal water power act.
House military committeeman inves-
tigatlng tho Ford offer learned OF
the hlabamn proposal but would not
delay action on that already before
them pending receipt Of the other.
Chairman Kahn explained that II
was the duty OF tho committee TO
mako careful study of all offers allko
in an effort TO determine which was
the best.
Secretary Weeks did not person.
ally receive the proposal today as he
was confined TO his home by "A slight
cold. IL was delivered to his pri-
vnto secretary and held for Mr..
Weeks attention when he returned,
probably tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
JUDGE, PENITENT,
I BLAMES FREEL!NG

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE.
10 report February "a, and the
activities OF Attorncy-Goneral short
In his plan 20 rcorganizo the bank.
Courts Are Idle.
The superior courts here aud at
Hcnryetta remained idle today due
10 tho absence OF presiding Judge
and no action has yet been taken 10
relieve tho situation. Tho term here,
attorneys said. automatically died
today an dthnt at Henryetta will eN-
pire tomorrow" A special session
has been suggested In order to CONF
pleto somo OF the more urgent busi-
ness before the next regular term.
Judge Christopher's resignation IN
70 take effect March /. and as no
word has come from him as TO
whether he win return here to com
plcte his period OF service. thoro has
been much speculation as TO whether
lis successor will be appointed be-
fore that time.
At the office OF County Attorney
James Hepburn today persons con-
tinued to come and go, although
Hepburn himself admitted to the
newspaper boys" that things had
quleted down considerably"
His office has boen characterized
Rs the busiest place In Okmulgee
county since last Thursday when no
mounted bench In the superior
courtroom and bitterly denounced
Judge Christopher for disniisslng the
grand jury which. ho said, was about
10 return indictments against state
officials and many others In connec-
tion with the failure OF the bank.
lie said today he thought Il would
Cal ! hs. nj n fhFpN
weeks 20 complete It's investigation
of the failure OF the bank. Probably
eomo new evidence, In addition 20
nj 1.-The old information. will be sub
mitted to them. he added.
Ready 10 Try Plan.
on his return here tonight from
Muskogee, Attorney General Short
stated that ho had not called
meeting of state bankers tomorrow.
as quoted IN MuskoEos dispatches
but that he had merely asked several
with whom he IL personally ac-
quainted to come here and advise
with him In tho reorganization pro
posal. He pointed out that he has
no power 20 issue a call for meet
ing OF state bankers and said he
evidently had been misunderstood In
expressing his intention OF asking
some OF them 20 confer with him.
Two 40 far have consented to come.
he added.
81 cannot say now just how far
our activities toward reorganizing
the Bank or Commerce nave
reached" said the attorney-general,
hut ] expect 10 have n concrete
plan before me when get through
tomorrow which will show us Just
what obstacles we still must over
come and how many have been sur
mounted IN the work so far"
Asked how long he expected 10
be here IN tho case, he replied:
~ intend to stick until the bank
has either been reorganizcd or We
have found that Il is impossible to
effect reorganization"
Commenting on the First state
bank OF Morris failure, which he
investigated while in Muskogee, the
attorney general declared that II was
entirely probable that bank would
be reorganized within a few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
CITIZENS DECIDE
TO TAKE MATTER
BEFORE COURTS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
form us that wc are getting gas RI
diculouslv low"
col !. Vs. Queens plan was 10 per-
Huldo all gas consumers TO quit us
Ing gas simultaneously start using
wood or coal. md draw down tho
meteor deposits that arc hold by The
oklahoma Natural This amount ~
about 8i5O,000, he advised.
Rogers replied that this plan would
be Impractical right In the middle
Of winter
City Attorney Duncan believes tho
only permanent relief from corpora
tlouq ~ for the citizens OF oklahoma
10 get rid Of the corporation com
mission This body has assorted it.
soif against the citizenship not only
in tho gas question. but also in the
Public Service company case, 'hc
telephone case ana the street rail-
way case no added
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
BRYAN NOT CANDIDATE
Commoncr Says lie WIN Not Enter
Senatorial Race. Unless u Be-
comes Matter of Duty,

MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 15.-Willlam
Jenningse Bryan, thrice democratic
candidate for president OF the United
States. and secretary OF the state In
President Wilson'S cabinet. today de-
clined to become a candidate for the
United states senate.
Bryan added in a statement issued
from his home here that he would
"consider the matter from stand
point of duty" if persons who have
urged him to make the race felt he
could render n service to tho ma
tion. This was taken to mean that
that he may later change his mind
and consent To become candidate
In opposition to Trummei. whose
term OF office will expire next
year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Texas Tate Knocked Out.

HUTCH NSON. Kan, Feb, 15.-
Chief JOHN Metoquah registered a
knockout over Texas Tate of Law
ton. Okla. In the second round OF
their scheduled 10-round bout Mt the
American Legion's show here to-
night. A straight right to the jaw
dropped Tate for the count OF nine.
Metoquah then dropped him for the
count with another straight right.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Wisconsin Yacht Wins Title.

kAL NAHOO. Mich. Feb. i5.---
Deb III OF Oahkosh. Wis. recaptured
tho stuart International ice yachting
trophy here today by taking the
third straight heat from the Wolver-
inc and the Hylo OF Kalamazoo. The
Wisconsin boat covered tho 20-mile
co"~so in bn.3S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Clearing House Men
Oppose Soldier Bonus

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Feb. 10
Tho Little Rock Clearing House as
sociation today adopted q resolution
expressing opposition TO n cash
bonus for ex-service mon indlscrlml-
nately distributed as too burdensomo
financially to the country at this
time. The resolution. however. ia
vors assistance to wounded former
service men and their dependents.
To prevent steam scaldlng user
n tea Kettle has been patented with
the handle back OF the center OF tho
bail and protected by a shield,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
BURNS HIS WAY our OF JAIL
California Prisoner Builds IHrc
Agnlnst Door mud Escnncs

CALlPATRlA, Cal, Feb. IL
Juan Liste. confined in the city tail
here on a minor offense. burned his
way out.
lie broke up wooden hunks, piled
them against the wooden door and
set fire TO them. When a hole large
enough for him 10 crawl through
had been burned, he stomped the
the flames and departed. The sher-
iff now Is searching for him with a
complaint charging arson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
HONOR FOR DEAD EXPLORER
Body OF Sir Ernest Shackeiton VIII
be Taken to Georgia Island.

by tho Associated Press,
MONTENEGRO, Feb. 15.-Fu-
neral guns doomed in Montcvedio
today as the body OF Sir Ernest
Shackelton. noted British explorer
was carried aboard the British
steamer Woodvlllo, which will take
the dead explorer on his last voy-
age into Antarctic seas.
Salutes again Wero fired as the
shin with the union Jack flying NJ
half mast, shortly after noon passed
into the harhor. where she will re-
main until tomorrow before starting
on the Today voyage 10 the island OF
south Georgia, whore the explorer
died on January and where, In
accordance with the wishes OF Lady
Shhckelton, his body will be buried.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

Though In no larger than an or
dinary fountain pen a new one con-
tAlns supply OF ink paste sufficient
TO do years writing IL the barrel
% Kent filled with Natsr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
You Tell The World

MISS RUBY LINDSEY. OF Joplin,
who attended the Tulsa high school
IN 1917. IL tho guest OF her sister
Mrs. Woodall, Of Sand Springs.
=
DRIPPING SPRINGS. IN Okla
homa. eight miles west OF Sloan
Springs. Ark, is TO be a new sum-
ucr resort for eastern oklahoma
people. Tho engineering work nc.
CO sHary 10 convert these springs into
a delightful resort Is being superin-
tended by H. H. Tate. \ little touch
of science to what nature has done
viii make this one of tho scenic
spots for summer tourists.
=
LOUIS LEFKO, secretary counsel
Of tho Bettpr Business bureau, will
go to Bartlcsvllle Thursday where
A. noon he is to address the Bust.
ness Mems association on the bene-
flts ~ % Better business bureau
and an Advertising club.
THE BOARD Of directors OF the
Automobile club OF oklahoma will
hold u luncheon and meeting Thurs
day noon Ht the Coffee cup. Dr.
A. Rav Wiley, president Of the club,
has called IA meeting for tho trans
action OF special business.
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DIVORCE PETITIONS filod
Wednesday: Birdie Scaggs against
Dan Scaggs; Crottie Ferguson
against Morton Ferguson.
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ALL OFFICERS OF Philathca
young womcn's Sunday school
classes and ljaraca young mems
classes of different local churches
have been invited to meet together
Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock In
tho Y. w. C. \. for the purpose OF
cffecting n city union. The chair.
man of the meeting will be opal
Perkins. president OF the Philathed
class Of Boston Avenue NJ. T.
church which instituted the move.
ment for union at II Tuesday evo-
ming banquet having other class
nresidenta as guests The only
local classes having up-to-date
charters from the international or
Rnnization are the Philathea classes
OF Boston Avenue and Centenary
Methodist church and the BarnCa
class OF Boston Avenue church,
though other local classes bearing
the name plan TO renew their ma
tional affiliations.
=
WILLIAM II. CARTWELL, for
mcr local shoe statesmen and mcr.
chant. will leave early I'm March for
Los Angeles. Cal, to take part in
a motion picture production, accord.
ing to word received here from
Okmulgce. whore Cartwell is now
temporarily located. II ia under
stood that Cartwell plans. IL sue
Cessful in his first venture, to re-
main in the movie industry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

MISS RUBY LINDSEY. Of Joplin
who attended the Tulsa high school
IN 1917. ~ tho guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Woodall. Of Sand Springs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

LOUIS LEFKO, secretary counsel
Of tho Better Business bureau, viii
go to Bartlcsyllle Thursday where
At noon hc is TO address the Busi.
neFs Mons association on the bcne-
fltg ~ Better business bureau
and an Advertising club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

THE BOARD Of directors OF the
Automobile club OF Oklahoma will
hold u luncheon and meeting Thurs
day noon ~ the Coffee cup. Dr.
A. Rav Wiley, president Of the club,
has called IA meeting for tho trans
action OF special business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

DIVORCE PETITIONS filod
Wednesday: Birdie Scaggs against
Dan Scaggs, Crcttie Ferguson
against Morton Ferguson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
Ell TEMPO EN- LA ISLA
DURANTE LA sEMANA ULTIMA

Ell Jefe del Negociado del TEMPO
Mr.. Oliver L. Fassig, nos participa que
la precipitation ha sido generalmenEs
fuerte en- toda la isla, excepto en- la
costa S. 6esde Ponce hasta Guanica y
'en la costa N. desde Manati hasta Isa
bella. En- toda la isla Ell promedio fue
Ggeramente sobre 10 normal La tempe
ratura promedia de la semana ha 81
do normal. Las fuerees lluvias retar
daron ell plantio y cultivo en- alguna-
secciones y causaron algunas perdida3
en- ell tabaco, pero la condicion del item
po fu6 favorable para Ell desarrollo de
II mayor raTte de las cosechas, espe-
ciaimente cana, algodon. cafe, Y semi
ueros de tabaco.
La evaporation de la semana en- San
Juan, fue 1871 pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
sOLEMNES cULTOs A LA vIRGEN
DEL SANHrsIMo ROSARIO 5.

La Archicofradia del santo Rosario.
establecida en- la Iglesia de San Jore,
honrara a su excelsa Patrona en- su
fiesta, la cual Sc celebrara ell PRIMER do
ningo de octulsre con un solemnisilno
triduo.
Dprants les dias %, 29 y so del CO
rriente. a las 7 y media pasado merida
no empczara 'sl solemne tridpo con ro-
sario cantado, ejercicio de Ia novena,
gozos salve.
Ell domingo tqe octubre, dia de las
fiestas, las siete de la manana habra
nisa de Communion, armoniSada con can
ticos, y las riJeve rnisa solemne con
orquesta v panegirico del santo rosa
rio El mismo dia, a las sie;'e de la no.
che tenra lugar la Procession de las
Antorchas, como Sc efectha en- al San
tuario de Isonrdes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
La psicOlogia de los mediums
(cOntinuaci6n de la Bra pag !

Continuation de la Bra pag.)
sino Ell efecto que hay que prolr1ir,
la sorpresa admirativa que hay que sus
citar, Ell polvo en- los ojos, Ell mequetre-
fe. En- un grado inconcebible su alma
esta concentrate en- ese deseo de intere
sar; y como ellos han nacido asi cons
tituidos; como desde su tierna infaEcla,
no han pensado mas que en- ESQ; como
en- clio Sc ejercitan constantemarte; 80
mo su vida Sc desliza en- un constante
dlsfraz, concluysn por adquirif, en- un
regocio de engano, una habilid&d, una
facilidad dificilmente concebibles.
Es en- esta categoria psychological que
fueron reclutados aquellos mediums que
me ha sido dado yer de cerca v de les
cuales he tenido la curiosidad de recons
tituir el muy instructive pasado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
DEsGRACLADO ACCI,
DENTE EN- PONCE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
participa que Ell microbes ocurri6 en-
el barrio Tibes de aquel ternino mrl-
nicipal, un d'esgraciado accidente que
ha causado dolorosa impression en- la
sociedad de Ponce.
La victima del mismo fue el joven
Enrique zengotita, empleado de la ca
sa 6e comercio "Blay, Y cintr6rs !.
quien habia salido para dtcho barrio.
montado a caballo, con ell prop6sito de
visitar a su fanilia. Ell joven Zengoti
ia despuss de despedirse de sus pa
ORES, y cuando regtesaba Ponce, tu-
To Ia desgracia de caerse del caballo
con tan mala suerte que recibio graves
contusiones. DE las que muri6 Ell 81 ac-
to. Ell cadayer fue. encontrado en- la
carretera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22

En- Ia Ultima reunion celebrada por
el comit6 Social y de Propaganda, sc
acord6, para mayor exito de dicha cam
pana, extender la fecha de Ia misma
kasta Ell dia de octubre pr6ximo a
las nueve de la noche, dando asi opor
tllnidad las numsrosas personas que
Ian manifeatado 6eseos de hacerse So
CLOS en- esa fecha.
La campada terminara ese mismo dfa
q Ia hora indicada, en- que So celebra-
ra Ell escrutinio. Es conveniente que
los miembros qre hayan conseguido
nuevos sccios 10 comuniquen inmedia-
tamsnte a la oAcina de la Association.
para que no haya una accumulation de
solicitudes a ultima shora. ~p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
AGENCIA DE POMPA FUNEBRE DE
JOSE g. ACEvEDo, CALLE DE SAN
AGUSTIN No. SO PUERTA DE TIE
IRA. TELEFoNo 59s Y 5o4

Ell administrator de esta Agencia
francisco Garcia Fernandez, participa
la ciudad de San Juan. Puerta de
TERRA, Santurce y los demas pueblos
dc la isla; que han sido rebajados los
precios de :os servicios fdnebres al al
cance de todas las fortunas puedan
utilizar un servicio digno Y barato.
Gran existencia de atides amert-
nos desde setenta dollars en- adelante.
En- cajas del pals desds siete dollars
hasta el precio que Sc desee. Cajas del
pals para nifios, desde cuatro dollars
hasta 81 precio y forma que Sc quiera.
Tambien Sc participa que hay dos
elegantes AUTOMOBILES funebres para
servicios en- Ia localidad y en- Ia lila. a
precio sllmamente barato.
visite esta Agencia que es la meior
de la Isla de Puerto Rico. Unica en-
carrozas de Primera dominada Mono
y de "Diego''. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
UN INTEREsANTE NUMERo DE
PUERTO RICO ILUsTRADo''

La 'sdieion de puerto Rico Illus
trado" que vc la luz hoy sera grata-
mente acogida por sus numerosos fayo
recedores, va que ell prcsente ntinisro
coniiene intersantisimas notas grafcas
dc la semana actnalidades d's actos
tocialss celebrates en- la isla, notas del
exterior. modas, etc.
En- la seccion de fotograbados apare
ce una vista de la Asamblea Nacionalis
ia celebrada en- RIO Piedras, aspecto
del homemade tributadole la melnoria
del austero politico DIR. Jose G. Barho
sa, informaci6n de la grandiosa mani
festaci6n dslebrada aver; distinguidos
cabalieros que asistieron al acto de la
entrega del nnevo cdificio de la High
School,; Inauguration del nuevo cur
SO de Agricultiira len la Estaci6n Elk
perimental de Rio Piedras; notss graz
cas- del hip6dromo; banauete en- ell ''Ro
tary Club" en- honor de los periodistas
De San Juan docs fotografias de
rpestros politic9s, en- las que aDarecen
estos mos;rando Ia scnrisa y Ia serie=
dad en- esos dos aspectos culminantes
de La vida.s sEstas fotografias fueron to
madas por ell admirable artista Curro
Perez, expr'ssamente para dicha revista.
En- Ia secci6n de literature fguran
trabajOs en- prosa v yersos de nuestros
exquisitos colaboradores Nicolas Rivas,
Manuel Osvaido Garcia M Mel6ndez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
AUToRIDAD DoMINIcANA


Al alto y dignisimo general domini-
cano don Buenaventura Cabral Y PaeA,
militar de escuela, le cabe a alta hen
ra de ser la primera autoridad milltar
dominicana, habiendo sido desigaadc
cOronel comandante de la Policia Ma
cional.
Con la designation del general Ca
bral y Basz Sc da comienzo al Plan de
Desocupaci6n concertado con ell Depto,
de Washington por los Headers" po.
lfticos don Federico velazquez Har
nandez, la mas alta figura politica dsl
pals general don Horacio vazquez,
rrestigioso hombre pdblico y los Licen-
ciados don Francisco J. Peynado y don
Elias Brache mjo.
Felicitamos al general Cabral Y al
rails que We en- este hombre la garan-
tia de la sOciedad Y la estabilidad de
la paz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
VISTA PUBLICA SOBRE UNA
FRANQUIcIA DE ALIJo EN-
MAYAGUEz

En- la Comisi6n de seryicio Publico
So celebr6 la vista publica scbre la So
licitud de una franquicia de alijO en-
el puerto de Mayagiiez, presentada
por 81 sr. Latoni de squella ciudad.
POr el peticionario cOmpareci6 el
Lcdo. Altiery, v el Lcdo. Travieso por
Ia "Mayagiiez Shipping Co." que 50
opone Ia concession de dicha fran
qlicia.
Ambas parties formularon sus respec
twas alegaciones ante el secretario de
Ia comisi6n Sr. Perez Alniroty, quien,
de acuerdo con las practicas de dicho
organiamo, sometera al mislno el RE-
CORD complete del case, para que la
Comisi6n resuelva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
NUEVA COMPANIA
DE AMETRALLADoRAs


La oficina de la Guardia Nacional iii
forma que ha siGo organizada una nue.
va Compafiia de ametralladoras. La
nueva organization lla sido dsnomina-
da con la letra "D' y forma parte
del 20. Regto. de Infanteria de P. R..
sus o1ciales son los siguientes: Ca
ritan " Urrutia, Ter. tenients, Pedro
z. Mejia 20. tehiente Victor Ema-
nuelli.
sargsntos: A. Rodriguez, r. velez
Rodriguez, Juan M Candelario, Jose
CardOna, Antonio Miro SOLO. Carmelo
Roman, jose Torres AQuino Ramon
Lopez Bonilla. Cabos: William Maduro,
Ramon Detress, Morris Foote, Inocen
clio Geigel, Juan E. Gonzalez, Lopez
Landr6n Jr., Jose Maria Ortiz, Santa
&C Ramirez y Juan Rodriguez Pou.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-22
funCiOaes dGsDrganizadas

Entire los siEtomas que revelan la pre-
sencia de lombrices solitaria esta Ell
desarreglo intestinal, pues estos parasi-
tos invasores afectan Ell proceso di-
gestivo y tienden a desorganizar ell
tlincionamiento de los intestinos, por
cuya raz0n las personas que tienen
lombrices sufren algunas veces de ex-
trenimiento otras de flojedad AL AFRO
jar las lombrices Sc restablece ell fun
cionamiento regular de los intestinos.
FL Vermifugo ''Tiro Seguro" del DR..
H. F.. Peery tiene Ia singular ventaja
de que no sclaLlente cxpele extermi
ma las Iombrices sino que tambien tien-
de a producer una acci6n saludable de
los intestinos, aliviando asi muchos ma
les provinientes del desarreglo de los
erganos digestivos. AL mismo tempo
limpia ell sistema de las mucosidades
en- cue las lombrices Sc engendran. Una
Sola dosis baFta. Advt. l8)