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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-20
SK0WHECAN CLAN
THOUSAND STRONG
SMILES IN Defeat

Somerset Shire Town Sends Loyal Bunch of
Rooters Who Lose in True Sportsmanlike
Manner-Brass Band Heads Student Body.
Rotary Club and Other Citizens : Stage
Novel Features Including Huge "Elephant''
and Rube Costumes Augusta Kiwanians
and Rotarians With Band Merge With Cony
Students in Tremendous Ovation to Visitors
and Organized Cheer ing Before, During and
After Contest
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Brown 3-Harvard O
Photo by N1ansur.

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 1S.-(By A.
P)-Brown's football eleven, beaten
by Yale few weeks ago, won from
Harvard today. The score was to
0, the points being made on a field
goal, kicked as the first play of the
fourth period by Fullback Adams
from the 16-yard line
Crimson's supporters, considering
Harvard's defeat to by the team
trounced by Yale 20 to 0, in the light
Of its effect on the big game of next
week, could find as source for hope
the fact that neither Captain Buell.
nor George Owen was in the game
today. Otherwise, it was the Harvard
Varsity team, and all the efforts to
avert defeat by the Crimson coaches,
who departed from the usual policy
of sending substitutes only against
Brown, failed against the Brunonians'
strength of offensive and on the de-
Tense.
The lineuD and summary.
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BTOWn SCORING: Field goal, Adams.
Officials: Referee, ]. A. Evans: Will
liams. Umpire, w. r. Okeson, Le-
high. Lafayette. Field judge, William
Hollenback, University of Pennsyl-
vania. Head linesman, NJ. D. Will
liams, Wesleyan. Periods, Is minutes
each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-20
Princeton 3-Yale 0

Princeton. y. j., Nov. 1S.--Another
hero was added to the long list of
PrincetonS gridiron stars when
Kenneth Smith. the Tigers right end.
drcpllicked field goal in the third
period of the game against Yale here
this afternoon and won the annual
intervarsity classic for the Orange
and Black by a score of 3 to 0.
Smiths name will go down in
Princeton pigskin history with those
of the famous Poes, John Dewitt, Sam
White, and others, who, with sterling
gridiron deeds, have scored winning
points for their alma mater.
The story of the play which gave
Princeton another victory in the SER
les which reached the 46th game here
today can be told in few words.
Following an exchange of punts,
Princeton received the ball near mid
field on the first lineup, the Tiger
crossed the Bulldog with a forward
pass thrown by Cleaves and caught
by Treat for an 11-yard gain.
On the next lineup Cleaves sprinted
and sidestepped his way through
1alcS lett wing between tackle and
end for seven-yard gain. Beattie.
substituting for left half back Crum,
dashed around Yalc's right end to
the Ellis 13-yard line Caldwell gained
four yards on triple pass and here
Princcton's offensc was checked by
Yales powerful line refusing to yield
another inch.
Smith Drop Kicks
After two attempts to pass,
Smiths signal for a drop kick was
called. Standing within easy dis
lance of his objective and the
Princeton line holding the savage
Yale charges like a stone wall, he
calmly dropped the ball to the
ground and booted it on the rebound
neatly over the bar for a field, goal
which ultimately won the game.
The lineup and summary:
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no gain and then he punted to Far
rington. On the next play Skowhe-
gan was caught holding and Cony
was given Is yards.
harrington gained only ]. Austin
5, but on a forward pass S. Austin
made so yards, being stopped less
than ten yards from the line. Lapidus
was showed over for the tally and
Poor made the total count AZ by kick
ing pretty goal.
Brennan kicked to McAllister, who
advanced only a few steps from the
10 yard line. Lessard was tackled
for loss, but on the next play Cony
was offside for a penalty of 5. Bou-
ford's pass was incomplete. Lessard
gained ,. Here the whistle blew and
it was all over with Cony the win
ner. AZ to g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-20

Princeton scoring goal from -field.
Smith. substituting for. Stout. Ref
cree Victor, Schwartz, Brown. Tm-
pire, David l.. FuItz. Brown Head
linesman, George Il. Bankart Dart
mouth: field judge, Fred r. Gilinder
Pennsylvania. Time of periods. is
minutes. -
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'C0NY'S DAZZLING, 4
PENETRATING PLAYS
TRIM SK0WHECAN
Continued from Page Two)

full ones. to have ccored against the
Maine high school Champions Of
1000
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CoNY HIGH (4O (6) sKow. HIGH

TouchdOWns made by Poor I, Far
rington /, Austin ., Roderick /. Burns
]. Lapidus /, Dionne, 1. Points by goal
after touchdown. Poor 5. Referee,
Bill O'Connell of Portland Athletic
Club. Umpire. Goldsmith of Colby.
Head linesman, Emery Beane of
Bowdoin. Time, four minute pc
RODS. Substitutions, Cony, Merrill
for S. Austin, Folsom for Ellis, Lapi-
dns for Burns; Skowhcgan, McAllis-
ter for Appleby.
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Furnished.
Above seth St.--5th Av. to North Rivsr.

BROADWAY, T4th.-Going Europe, selling
charming modern 8 rooms. bath; reason
able, buy quickly; consider renting. Particu-
lars Col,mbus 33O6.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE FACTORY CLOSE OUTS.
Sales Agents for Grand Rapids Factories.
FACTORY PRICES DIRECT TO YOU.
Bedroom. dining and living room suites.
besides thousands of odd pieces in all grades.
woods and finishes.
TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS
PRICES SIAASHED.
These values must be seen to be appreciated.
REMEAfBERl REMEMBER! REMEMBER,
These special close outs for this week only.
Como early and get the first choice
of these astounding bargains.
DEALERS NOTE
We can only wait on you before 10 A. NJ.
or after 9 p. M. for this week only.
Literature on request
Phone Murray Hill 1882.
WESTERN FURNITURE
MANUFACTURERS EXPOSITION
225 Lexington av.
(between SD and 34th rts.)
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Brou1-saie or Let.

BLOCK front on ZcrcRa av.. Bronx. 2Q6x230,
vacant can be bought right with terms.
DERsCHucH q CO, 20 Cortlandt st.
ELEVEN room modem residence, 2JxtiO,
Balubridge av., vicinity 10Th ST.. (. asking
ti2 900 DERSCHUCH & CO, 20 Cort-
leudt ST.
Mcl.ERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE.
i2s w Fordham road Phone 023o Ford.
ONE Of the choicest--vacant plot. Davidson
av.. near Fordham road subway station,
hsxtOs. DOUGLAS BROS. HARDWARE CO,
Jerome av., near Fordham road
SACRIFICE excellent taxpayer containing 10
stores. price $40 800. rental 81 300; cash
10000 principals only KAHN, 1882 B,way.
TO- close estate - lots. Morris av. and
i6ist st. section; Including corners and
one block front. AUSTIN FINEGAN, 50
Nassau st
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BrookIyn-saIe or let.

FLATBUSH-Inve 10 family apartment
house. ideal location; price $4,000 rents
kt2.1S0. cash s2O,OoO; others from s75 600
20 500. 600. wESTWOOD REALTY co, GS5
flstbush ev. closed Sunday.
for sale, 55xiOo, 3s cars. f50 Cen
trail sv., Brooklyn.
SIEEPSHI1AD HAT--rar exempt stucco
house. all improvements. perfect condition
Bsrgaiu 10 quick buyer. 5000. ta8i 5000,
Inquire 2s5i Bstcllcldcr 81.
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To LET FOR BUSINESS.
Miscellaneous.

FOUR story. basement. 5dkioo; occupied
by garage; will divide: immediate posses
sion. 5I2 West SD St Phone Circle s64o.
SPACE to let. 5000 SO. II. IN Sprinkler
Building. with steam: l.. N. HARTOG. PA
Il. I'D. Gramercy 29e6.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey-saI. or Let.

BARGAIN-es acre farm. ten room house,
with -all improvements. outbuIldings, 20
COWS, other stock and crops, SIT coo; part
cash. balance easy terms. JOSEPH
COHEN. 2s6 Redmond ST.. New Brunswick,
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Connecticut.

LOFTS. NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT;
LIGHT. STEAM HEATED. ELEVATOR,
FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING PuR-
POSES, LABOR CONDITIONS FAVOR
ABLE. p. o. BOX 1921 NEW HAVEN.
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New Jersex-saIe or Let.

FOR SALE IN MONMOUTH COUNTY. N. ].
Colonial house, IL rooms and bath; open
beams first floor. two large open fire
places, steam heat; excellent water supply;
barn and poultry house; "a acres ground. 10
IN apple, pear, cherry and peach trees; also
some grapes and berries;, / acre woodland
running brooks; located one-haif mite off
state road, III miles from railroad station,
miles from Red Rank and the Shrewsbury
River; bour out from New York on Penn
sylvania or Jersey Central Railroad Il excel
lent train service; ideal spot for country
estate; sf2, 900 for Immediate sale-one- third
cash T. 7. STEPHENSON. owner, IS Elm
place, Red Bank n. '. Commission to agents.
FOR SALE or Rent-2OO feet OF river front
or Passaic River. having several buildings
thereon, including brick and steel building.
suitable for foundry or other purposes. Ap.
ply THE WATTS, CAMPBELL CO, 29s
Ogden ST., Newark. n. J.
FREE list of houses for sale and rent. write
VAN WINKLE CO. RuthSrford. N. J.
MAPLENOOD = Centrally located 10 room
house. attic. baths. basement toilet. all
month; Immediate possession. f $40 Herald.
MONTCLAIR REAL. ESTATE.
CH-FA1RCHILD Co. Montclalr.N.J
SHORT HILLS. y. J.
II room frame house. within easy walking
distance OF the station, masters bedrooms,
FREDERICK p. CRAIG.
Telephone 4ss. Short Hills. n. ].
SIX ACRES Of land Chslf woodland). on
very desirable for small fruit and chickens.
MILLER, 90 North 18Th St. Newark.
THE BEsT LITTLE HOME IN
SUMMIT. N. J.
rooms. tiled bath. steam heat, open fire.
sas Kitchen, solsriuni: single garage.
Price $1,000 Convenient terms.
EUGENE JOBS-H. r. BECK co.
Realtors. Opp. 6te., Summit. n. ].
TEN acres snirnprovsd land fronting Atlantic
boulevard, close 10 finest fishing and hunt
ing parts OF New Jersey especially suitable
for sportsman 10 erect hunting lodge price
500 cash. Address r. n. BAUKTAGE.
box fn2, Danville, Ill
wEII.BrJILT room house with bath. re-
ception hall. large porch. steam heat, car
garage, Fruit trees high location, excellent
condition, near trains and. trolley, lot iixiiu.
owner leaving town. Price xi3.oO. ". u.
POWELL, jas Ward Pill South Orange.
WEST NEW yoRio-2 family brick dwelling.
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APARTMENTS -To Let.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

| TWO, three. four rooms. lcitchenette, bath
| $60-$90; latest decorations and modern ia
cilittes; lease: inspection daily and evenings.
| YONKERS REALTY EXCHANGE,
$50 So Broadway. Phone $500 Yonkere
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Tong Jslsad--SaIe sr Let.


GARDEN WITTY. l.. livery attractive home
for rent. furnished, ,12 rooms. baths,
large garage. moderate rent. G. NJ. TAY.
LOR. Tel. 1903 Garden City.
JAMAICA, l.. IL rooms, detached house,
al improvements; garage: viii sell; north
side. Jamaica 026S. ,
NEAR GARDEN CITY, l.. lover 1875 acres
divided into over 1000 lots at Stewart
Manor station, L.. l. r. r.; have Just re-
ceived this property from an estate. VIII
sell for what II Is worth. Owner, r. p.
SNYDER, 81 Prospect av.. Cleveland. o.
Stopping at Hotel Astor. N. Y.
westchester-SaIe or Let.
BEAUTIFUL home, 8 rooms, open fire
places, unedualed view. near station. n aero
plot with garage. Terms Owner. 722J White
Plains.
HOME SEEKERS
who desire to take advantage of ALTO
GETHER UNEQUALED WESTCHESTER
COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES as to location.
altitude, sanitary conditions, roads. grand
views and PRICE should write CURTIS e.
KEENER. Chappaqua. N. Y. starting
MRS. EDMUND W. BoDINE. Real Estate.
472 Main at: tel s4s New Rochelle.
NEW RoCHELLE-ATTRAC HOMES.
MCCAIN AGY.. INC. 13 North av. $50
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COUNTRY BOARD.
westcbestcr.

GLENwOoD LODGE--Two splendid man
sions linked together; up-to-date plumbing.
decorations, Identification, Furnishings. de-
iightfuliy overlooking Palisades, Hudson
garage. half hour GRIND Central; street car
close airy rooms. private baths; select peo-
pie; winter home comforts: best service: n
years experience; single; terms reasonable
references. interview required. ANNIE
LANE, 900 North Broadway. Phone Yonkers
n4fA
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET

BRICK factory. corner, near 42d ct. ferry; ;
5000 square feet; living apartment at
tached. J. LEUJY. 42S Hackensack Plank
road, West Hoboken, n. J.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Brookiyn--snle or Let.

SPECULAToRS. ATTENTION!
OUR BEST BARGAINS.
Finest 2-32 family apartment houses In
Brooklyn: tax exempt; rents for sl6so per
$3.50. 600 cash $4,000; $4,000 assured on
your investment will consider offer; act
quickly: only principals need write.
STEEL REALTY, a62 Montague st. Bklyn.
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GREENWICH-Furnishe house. living room.
two bedrooms. kitchen and bath; furnace,
telephone; completely furnished; rent SIS:
minutes 20 station: restricted property. APP
ply Mrs. G. e. MORRIS. Prescott st,
Greenwich. or phone Vanderbilt O2J0.
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Queens-Saie or Let.

GLENDALE Studio Building. including three
acres, with 225 feet frontage on Myrtle
av.. Glendale, l.. L.; rental $4,000: at
tractive price and terms. with possession.
DERSCHUCH & CO., 20 Cortlandt ST.. N. Y.
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Abors seth st.-s.h Az. .. Ea.. river.

BRICK buildings, 2247-4e-5i 80 sv., near
122d ct; plot 56xf05 price s40.Ooo each;
terms; consider Fl year lease. Bre-teli. is4
Z. iz3d.
IN the SOS. close 20 Lexington sv.. adjoining
dwellings; stories and basement; $40 900
each. DUFF 4 CONGER, NC, Madison
aV. s6th 81. Lenox 5000.
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PLOT 35xso. on Washington ST., near
Desbrosses st. can be bought right: suit
able terms. DERscHUcH & Cor 2s cort-
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CHARLES BERLIN, 1888 B'way-Manase.
ment. sales. loans.
I, q
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ORLANDO. FLORTDA
FARM PROPERTY.
Sew rors sis,e--ssl. or I>,.

FARMS. dairy, fruit. poultry. yiiiss- homes.
great sluog N Tic famous veilklll vsilsy.
iY4AIitiLN ~ ULlu. Waikiki. ". (.
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Above I.,h St. to 5sth St. Uuelu.,v,,.

a good buy for business use, Avenue A.
A. and SOB East 18th st., 67x95. Three,
four story buildings and five story
building. Can be used for storage or manu-
featuring With small alterations can make
sano suitable for loft building. Terms TO
suit. First mortgage 10000. Price only
full particulars. MANHATTAN REALTY
COMPANY, 424-430 East 10th at. Telephone
Gramercy 56p5.
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Furnished.
From Battery 70 l4th St.. Inclusive.

WASHINGTON SQUARE. so - Beautifully
furnished I, and 3 rooms with bath;
light; maid service included in rent.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

TO whom this may concern. Beginning
November 20th, 1922, 7, Ludwig c. Messer-
smith. viii not be responsible for debts
except those contracted by myself.
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Washington Heights. Above i.5th Sc.
West Of sth Az.

BUILDERS bargain. southwest corner OF
1stat ~, Haven av vacant; below grade
no rocks AUSTIN F'INEGAN. 80 Nassau st.
81 600 cash buys 80 fOoter story law'
house. Washington Heights, West i34th;
rental about $500. rooms average only $3.50,
worth si3 per room first mortgage
sS2 600 second -. 500; payable $500 per an
mum. wonderful terms price only $4,000.
Write or telephone Tor particulars. Cramefty
JSa5. MANHATTAN REALTY COMPANY,
JgI. 40 East 18th 81
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

wANrED-Furnished q room by widuwer.
neighborhood OF t25Sh st. M. 1924 Herald,
Harlem.
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5TTH ST., 1877 With floor, 9 rooms.
living room, bedroom, two beds,
bath, three closets. kitchen. all out
side rooms, elevator. silverware and
linen; six months or longer; $500 per
month. EUNING, Telephone Circle
3S41.
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21 DWELLINGS

52D. 8 west-splendld large house. i'm
provsments; Ideal for remodelins: re-
stricted.
esd. 3i5 E.-Lease or sell five room apart
msnt, electricity. baths. steam. parquet
floors. telephone. large store. ynrd.
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New Jersey.

nLONNffElr, bloomfield Fv. 6os-Store.
i.xi0; suitable fol any business.
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Connecticut.
New jersey.

WANTED Small baby TO board permanently;
good references MRS. LIZZIE M. BRUCE,
south Lyme. Conn. p. Q. Box ..
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THE soUTlILANr.

Boston az. aud Beach. Atlantic city attrac
live cottage. excellent meals. special iiOii
day rates near Hotel Chelsea.
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SD ST. 81 wESr-yery attractive one room
apartment; one with privatet bathroom. and
one with bath adjoining; gentlemen; can be
seen from TO 7:30.-
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From Battery tn I4th St.. IscrusIve.

THE oUEErJsRoRo CORPORATION,
so East 42,i ST.. corner Madison av.
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CHANCE 70 SECURE

II year lease. with renewals, on 42d St,
cast OF Times square; ) story, 25xfo0.
DERSCHUCH IL CO., 20 Cortandt ST.,
Exclusive Agents
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New York state-sAIe or Let.
Csnnecticut--ssIe or Let.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. $50 Eth av.. \
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Furnished.
Above 14th st. to seth 81. Unclusivcl.

NEW yoRk's FRIENDLY HOTEL.
HOTEL FLANDERS,
135-1S1 WEST Attn ST.
13s-1S6 WEST 4sTH ST.
We are newly decorating and refinishinE q
number of very attractive two and three
room apartments. Low rates to permanent
guests.
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long Island.
BAYSrDE.--LArse, clean. warm, attractive
room: easy committing: -. Phone Bay
side 152p-J.
LARGE room, twin beds, steam heated, cleo
tric, telephone, use Of btchenette: 20 min
utes Penn. Station; beautiful private home:
business ladies preferred. Tel. Virginia 02i5.
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LOFTS, 900 50. ft., ground floor 1000 sa.
IT,, first floor; will divide. good for heavy
or light manufacturing: all improvements.
1920 Sc. Marks av., Brooklyn. Phone Glen.
more pIp1
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

From Battery to i4sh ST.. Inclusive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-27
Ell GABINETE ALEMAN DISCU
ITO EN- PRIVADO Los ASUN-
TOS DE BAVARIA

BERLIN, julio 26.-Hasta las cinco
y cincuenta cinco de la tarde de aver,
estuvo reunido el Gabinere aleman pa
ra tratar la question de Bavaria y los
asuntos relatives a Ia ley projections
ia que ha motivado la protesta dc algu-
mas provincias.
varios peri6dicos publican refaren-
cias oficiosas tacerca de la reunion, pc.
ro todas Sc consideran inciertas dada
la actitud de los Ministries, negandose
a comunicar 10 discutido en- Ell consejo.
FL presidente Ebert, momentos des-
pues de concluir la session Sc dirigio
la Wilhemntrasse, donde va le es-
peraba ell Embajador de Francia, con
quien celebr6 una entrevista.
Tambien Sc ignoran los asuntos ira
tados en- esta conversation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-27
POINCARE ESTA MANTENIEN
DO ACTIVA CORRESPONDENT
CIA CON LLOYD GEORGE

PARIS, julio 26-La opinion pd
.blica y los cfrculos politicos concentran
la atencion en- la proxima conferencia
que efectuaran los jefes de los gobier
nos de Inglatarra Y FEancia, Lloyd
George y Raymond Poincare.
Las ultimas impresiones aseguran
que Poincare Sc esfuerza actualmente
en- persuadir Lloyd George en- la ne
cesidad existente de ocupar nuevos te
rritorios en- Alemania como medic salu
dable y radical para que aqUel pals
pague sus deudas.
Manifesto igualmente ell jefe del
gobierno que Francia no pue6'a renun-
ciar al abandono del articulo 345 del
Tratado de Versailles porque este supon
dria la renuncia de sus reivindicacio-
mes.
En- tanto que Poincar6 mantiene
activa correspondence con Mr.. Lloyd
George Sc declara asimismo que ell Mi
nisterio de la Guerra de Francia con-
tinda aumentando Ell effective de las
tropas francesas en- los sectores de AL
sacia Lorena.
M. Poincare insiste en- que 81 Lloyd
George no acepta las l'eservas que for
mulara ell gobierno entonces es muy po
sible que Francia actde ella sola con
su propia libertad de independence.
La conversation entire Lloyd Geor-
ge Y Poincare Sc considera trascendenta
lisima Y no Sc llevara a cabo en- Lon
dres como Sc dijo al principle sino en-
esta capital y en- las propias ofcinas
del Quay D'Orsay.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-27

BERLIN. julio 2s. ia prensa de
esta capital, exceptuando. la que es
enemiga sistematica del gobferno, atri
buye los recientes des6rdenes de Bava
ria los oficiales monarquicos y las
maniobras intrigas de varias poten-
cias extranjeras.
Despu6s del asesinato del ministro Ra
thenau, los periodicos confrman ell he-
cho de que varias provincias de la Re-
publica Sc han rebelado pacifcamente
contra las leyes emanadas del gobier-
no de 'esta capital
Los periodicos que comentan la 81
tuaci6n. Green que los sucesos de Ba-
varia han sido preparados con la ms
piraci6n por estimulo de varias po-
tencias extranJeras, que bien pudieran
ser-de acuerdo con 10 que dice un
diario socialista-, Francia Inglate-
IRA.
Los mas conocidos comentaristas pi-
den al gobiCrno que actde sin compa-
sion para castigar los promotores de
los successes de Bavaria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-27
FL SR FELIX CORDO-
VA DAVILA COME
RFNC|ARA CON Mr..
HARDING
Continuation de la pagtna 1a.)

Davila visitara al Presidente fin de
actuar conforme con las impresiones
que. recibiera de Mr.. Harding, va sea
intrcduciendo nuevamente los proce
dimientos de impeachment, va so
licitando, mediante la presentation de
nuevas pruebas contra ell Gobernador,
la destituci6n de este.
Varios importantes lideres porto
rriqueiios que han visitado reciente-
mente al senor Cordova Davila, de-
claran que este Sc halla dispuesto a
llevar adelante el case de Puerto Ri
co, que pesar de todas las prone
sas Y de todas las esperanzas no ha
sido a1n solucionado por las autori-
dades ejecutivas.
Y ha venido cooperar en- el movi-
miento iniciado la reciente opinion
del Lcdo. Emilio del Toro Cuebas, pre-
sidente del Supreme, la que fue tras
mitida fntegramente Washington
por la Prensa Asociada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-27
PRESUPUESTO DEL CAPITULo
PUERTO RICO, CRUZ RoJA
AMERICANA

Tenemos un presupuesto de gastos
para el afio venidero que alcanxa la
suma de $4,000.
La Oficina Central de Washington
ha hecho una appropriation lie $1,000
destinados al programa de paz en- Puer
to Rico, de modo que nosctros nos
toca levantar solo los $4,000 restan-
tes.
Las autoridades nacionales de Ia
Cruz Roja desean vivamente que ell
sexto Llamamiento las flas sobrepase
a, todos los de amos antertores. ST To-
gramos este consequence tambien
atraer la atenci6n del Quartet General
hacienda que Sc dupliquen sus obliga-
clones para con nosotros, v no duda
mos de que con el cese de las opera
clones de la organization en- los paises
de Europa, sea Puerto Rico. al igual
que las otras posesiones de los Estados
Unidos. Ell frente de batalla del Ejer-
cito de la Cruz Roja Americana.
La Cruz Roja en- Puerto Rico requie-
re servicio, lealtad y ayuda personal y
pecuniaria.
El CapituIo pertenece al pueblo de
Fuerto Rico y no puede tener exito
franco, a menos que los mejores HON.
<bres y mujeres de la isla le presten ST
apoyo hasta Ell sacriflcio 81 fusre ne
cesario,