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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

be held ut the parlors Of the New
Castle Century Club. in charss OF tho
following club members. Miss Reba
Holcomb. Mrs. George McIntirs, Mrs.
Margaret Hunter. Mrs. John T. stoopa,
and Mrs. Horace I. Deakyne.
This evening the member Of ths
Board OF Education will meet In ragu-
lar session Mt No. school. Tho sur
vey OF tho school buildings recently
made by Bufort Il, Lunt. In accord
anco with instructions OF tho State
Board OF Education. will be submitted
for approval.
Tho dance given last evening In
tho Van Dyke Armory by tho mem
bers OF tho Company II, was largely
attended.
Tho meetings for tomorrow svsn-
Ing are: Now Castle Athletic Asso-
citation at the homo OF tho president,
Chandler II. .Gcbhardt. at 7 o'clock !;
Fricndship Lodge. No. ,. A. o. u. w.
In tho Town Hall At o'clock.
Rose I'M Orange will moot thls
evening In the school for tho purpose
OF comforting tho third and fourth
degrees on several candidates. An on.
tcrtainmcnt md eocisl will follow.
Hsrry II, Holiday haS purchased ths
property on Delaware street near Sixth
where he now resides. from John At
kinson.
Peter Scully. n foreman MT the plan
OF tho American Manganese Steel Co
yesterday afternoon Jhsd tho llitl
finger of his right hand badly mangled
caused by being caught between
chain and n flask. Attention wsS give
at tho dLspcpsary.
Misr Marjorie Kceiin OF Chcstnu
I'm. Pa. and Mics Edith q. Lewis G
Newark are spending several days .
: guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lew
on East Third sstreet.
' Mira. Iouha Hcott and chiidra,
Reese and Mary. ara spending sos
: eral days 80 guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Y Harry Talbot on East Third street.
!. Miss Anna NJ. Gormley OF washinl
; ton is spending several daya ss rues
OF her mother. Mrs. 3 J Dormlcy.
!. The usual weekly prayer neetins
! will be held this evening In the FIR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

Presbyterian and Methodist churches
at 7.S0.
Mr.. and Mr.. Grover Engls and
family, who have bssn residing on
West Sixth street. for several months,
have moved 10 the Townsend bungalow
on the Balhton. rooentty vacated by
Mr.. and Mr~. Arthur TfsAthsrs and
family. who have moved to Cherry
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Hurd of near
EaAt Orange, n. j., moved YESTERDAY y
to Clymer street.
william Beck OF Harmony stree,
near Second yesterday was admitted
20 the Homeopathic Hospital, vii.
minston, where he will undergo ar
operation for q carhuncis on tho bach
| of hks nook.
| Shredded wheat. bor f3h osnts
Red Skin potatoes. "a cents basket
rolls WAX paper, 10 cents; ~ con
| Jar Srapelade now 20 cents: fresi
vegetables every day. asparagus. new
potatoes, cucumbers, sculiionA, tomn
toes, etc. at Platt'sr-Adv.
Private garage for rent. Bee Plat,
tho grocer ADV,
Salt WAtcr Oysters and CLANS
Thompson's. <os Delaware street ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

observing that hs was being followed
Increased his speed, but the other ma
chine, which seemed to bs high
powered, soon shot BY and took ~
lead. An they passsd. Mrs. Wilson oh
served that tho mon were masked.
When some distance ahead tho un-
known mon stopped their car. and
turning II sidswise. blocked tho road.
Mr.. Wilson Immediately reversed his
machine and managed to turn quickly
In the road and drove back to NIL
ford.
Mr.. Wilson notified Policeman Davis
and Special OfYrers Holzmueller and
Rhyder wsre summoned. Thsy pro-
oscded back 20 FredericA with Mr.. VIII
son. but no tracs of the masked men
could b found.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
DEATHS.

GRoFF-In this city on April IL. 1922.
George Newsstand. son of Horace and
Helen T y Croft. in his 3lst year
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at his parents
residence, 1900 Jackson street. on Friday
afternoon. April p. at O'Clock. Friends
may call Thursday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
IN AORlAU.

In loving memory of my mother. Mary
Rooney. who departed this life April le.
1927 Her Son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
CROOKS PARK PISTOLSy
WOMEN THEIR BABIES
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New York, April 1.-THE
checking business which has
made rapid strides with the
opening OF checking rooms for
babies and parking stations for
flappera' corsets. has been
hroadened again.
The police said yesterday
they had discovered q checking
station for pistols, where ncm-
bsrs Of the undervorld may park
their artillery when thcy have
a few hours OF leisure.
Most OF the city's gun WELD
ers apparently were on tho
crime path, however, a. tho
parking station had only two
pistols on It's shelves.
The concessionaire was
booked at police headquarters
as Fred Piccora. and charged
with violating tho Sullivan law.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

Additional death notices received too la "a
for this column will be found on Financial
Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
MASKED MEN IN AUTO.
They Acted in a Manner That
Indicated Their Purpose TO
Have a HoId-Up.

Special Corespondsnos Every Evening
Milford. April iss--wiliiAn wilson.
hardware dealer of Fred~rioA. sp-
parenuy VIA the int.n4~d victim of =
hod-up. Monday night. the oulrnination
OF which he prevented by quick &C.
tion.
Mr.. wilson nnd family we're return
ing TO Fred~rios from Milford In hi,
automobile. and had peasod the Mn
wood hridr~ when they met car with
two man. proceeding IN tho opposi,.
direction.
After passing. the car was ,urnet
around In the road ana started foiios
ing Mr. Wilson's machine. Mr. Wia~or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
RIVER AnCHORAGEs.
Pilots Association 10 Consider DeIn
ware Rights at Philadelphia

Ths Pilo conmissioners Of Deia wa re
will meet IN this city this After
noon at O'Clock. At which tirno tho
matter ~ supervision Of anchorage
In tho Delaware river nj PhiladeIphin IN
WIN DO consdersf.
Up untii the tims Of The wsr ffs
rity of Philadelphia had Jurisdiction
over thu apchoring of ve~scls st that
port When mo country entered IN,
war The government took over N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

supervision and continues 10 maintain
IT,
The question that Organization IN
tereeted sre now considering is
whether Such jurisdiction should con
tinue to, be vested in the government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

or In the city A. tho Nlots n ~
Delaware Pijots' Association are IN
crested, bscauee f their wSSk in an
chcsnge authority. tho question IN ON
demanding a Decision by the Pie
Commissioners
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
DEATHS
MRS. EMMA CoRDELIA PLATT.


Mrs. Emma Cordoba Breland Plat
aged SO, OF Leakesville. Miss, Died,
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. c.
W. Mills, 903 Marine ST., Mobile,
Ala, at $40 o'clock Monday night
after a lingering illness. She was a
native of Leakesvile, and member
OF the Leakesville M. Z. Church.
South. Mrs. Platt leaves her hus-
band. Kila Piatt, Sr.. five sons, G.
G. PIatt OF Tulsa, Okla w. O.Platt
OF Mobile; Kila Platt, Jr. of Beau
mont, Texas; p. l.. Platt and Jen-
nings Platt oil Leakesville, Miss. two
daughters, Mrs. G. w. Mills ard
Mrs. A. G. Foster of Mobile; seven
brothers: d. K. Breland and e. W.
IRELAND Of LeakesviIle;I E. Breland
OF Henegar, Ala; A. ID. Ireland of
Hopeweil. MISS, Rev. E T. Breland
of Meridian, Miss, and Lee Breland
OF Hattiesburg, Miss. DR.. E e Bre
land oil North Alabama, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Ids Churchwell of Lea.
kesyille and Mrs. Ella Mcleod of
Vernal. Miss. Mobile Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
TIE CHRTER OF INcORPoRTIoN OF
AvERA NERO ANTILE COMPANY.

1. The corporate title OF said company Is
Avera Mercantile Company.
2. The names OF the incorporatoIs are:
K. L. valley Postotfice Ayers. Miss.
Murdoc Valley. Postoffce. Ayera Miss.
Thomas Avera. Postofiice Avera. Miss.
3. The domicile of said corporation is at
Ayera. Greene County. Mississippi.
4 Amount OF capital stock 10000 90
5. The par value of shares is One Hundred
dollars (s100.00).
6. The period of existence not to exceed
fifty years is Fifty (50) years
4 The purposes for which it is created;
To conduct and carry on general mercan-
tile business. either wholesale OF retail; to
own and operate saw-mills. shingle mills.
Rrist-mills and to do anything necessary and
incident thereto.
a5rgit an power that NAV be exercised
this corporation are those conferred by the
royisions of Chapter "a. Mississippi Code 1905.
r. L. VALLEY
Thomas Avera
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
State of Mississippi.
County OF Greene.
This day personally appeared before me
the undersigned authority r.. L. Valley
Murdoc VALLEY and Thomas Avera ths
incorporators OF the corporation known as the
Avera Mercantile Company. wffo acknowl-
edged that they signed and executed the aboys
and foregoing articles OF incorporation as
their act and deed on this the 12th day OF Aug
ust 1922 O0-15'
IN. p. Seal A. BATsc n. Notary Public
Ny commission cwnires Aug as 1923
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08

666 quickly relieves, Colds Con.
stipation, Bilionsness and Headaches
A fine tonic. 1915
TAdvartisementI
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
A CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our most sin
cere thanks and appreciation to oul
friends who were so kind ani
thoughtful to assist us in so many
ways during the illness aud death Of
our beloved wife and mother.
M. NIXON
j. p. FARLEY
Mrs. ID. X. WALKER
Mrs. CHARLEY HERkIN
Mrs. M. L. BRANNoN.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
NOTICE
To My Friends And
Patrons.

! have not moved, but am
still at the same old stand
delivering the same first
class brand of barber work.
at the same cheap prices and
courtesy to all. Special. at
tention to Ladies work at my
shop or will call at your resi-
dence.
Am also carrying the
cheapest guaranteed to fit
tailoring line in town. Call
and see me.
Your friend,
II. l.. GREEN BARBER SHOP.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
NOTICE FGR PUBLICATION.
TIMBER AND STONE ACTl
Department Of the Interior. }
u g Land 0fflce at Jncl<SOn. Miss

y. >. Land OHlce AT JucKSOu- MISS.
July 20. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Binkie Patton
Heidelberg whose postofnce address is Pas
cagoula, Mississippi did, on the Gath day of
April 1922 file In this office Sw1rn statement
and Application No. 0s77s. to purchase the
N N OF Lot 2 or N w Ia w Y
Section % Township North Range7 West St.
Stephens Meridian. and the timber thereon.
under the provisions Of the act of June 3. 1873.
and acts amendatorv. known as the Timber
and Stone Law OF such value as might be
fixed by appraisement. and that. pursuant to
such application, the land and timber thereon
have been appraised. at One Hundred Twenty
Dollars the timber estimated 40oOo board fees
at $500 per M. and the land 5000; that said
applicant will offer final proof in suppo-t OF
his application and sworn statement on the
7th day of October 1922
before the Circuit Clerk of Greene County, at
Leakesville. Mississippi.
Any person is ut liberty to protest this pur-
chase before entry. or initiate q contest at any
time before patent issues, by filing corrobo
rated affidavit in this Office. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
w. r CUMMfNs. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08

Hubert Stephens 1873 30 81 48 60 SO 10 M 10 SO
K Vadaman 80 II ID IL 80 As Al % 90 10 10 81
FIRST PRIMARY.
Stephens AZ % 81 4S9
Jas K Vardeman % Is "a 80 35 10 IS 80 IA 6 % 3S
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
MONTH on AUGUST 1922.

Total for August 6.92
Total for year so far 63.s3
Average for year about 81 inches.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08

FOR SALE. Good farm place con-
sisting OF 80 acres cleared and well
fenced land. Near good school and
church. See
v. L. Lewis.
SO Lucedale RI, MISS.
Advertisement
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08

MARRIED, in Perry County. Miss,
on Saturday September 2. 1922. Mr.
George Churchwell to Miss Lucy
Churchwell. The contracting par
ties are both from Leakesville and
vicinity, George being son of Mr..
and Mrs. g. w. Churchwell. OF this
city and Miss Lucy daughter Of
Sam r. Churchwell Of mouth of Big
Creek They are making their home
for the present out on the new rail
road where George has a sister liv-
ing.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
CoIorsd Baptist Meeting Revival IA
LeakesMlle.

The Colored Baptist church revi-
val 10 Leakesville. conducted by ].
c. Adams OF Mcf4ain, Miss, aud
which lasted from 3rd. to 4th. Sun
day, eight days, was great sue
cess: Added to church 4b; Baptized
"a; raised $52 for the cause.
A. J. DeLayer
Dave Leverett
Rip Packer
Deacons John Knight.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
AUTO CASING AND TIRE FOUND.

Found. -Anto tire and casing.
Owner can get same by proving and
paying for this ad.
g 15) B, W. BEARD,
Leakesyille, Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE.
9-22z. u. G. Hyatt to Miss Claude
Atchison.
More to COLORED
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08
LOG.TEAms WANTED.

WANTED. -Four good heavy log
teams on M. L. Davis log road. See
Eugene Rounsaville,
(a-s) RounsavilIe. Miss.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-08

Harvesting time will be at hand
before we know it and our farmers
are reporting good crops; especial
Iy good corn yields which is mlgnty
good as 1t means plenty OF brerd In
the land,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
DIR. CARBON

Respondiendo atentamente las nu
merosas consultas Que Sc me hacen
por correo desde distintos puntos de
la Isla, deseo manifestar que las err
fermedades cutaneas solo pueden
diagnosticarse despues de un examen
cuidadoso por medic de la vista y ell
tacto. Toda indication medica que
Sc haga sin este examen, resulta po-
co cientffica Y acaso ineficaz. For 10
tanto, ruego mis- clientes Y al pli-
blico en- general que Sc abstengan de
hacerme consultas por correspondent
cia, pues no quiero llevar la respon-
sabilidad de un error de diagn6stico
Y un tratamiento inoportuno.
Advt. DR.. CARBON.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
AMELIA AGosTINI

a b0F4o del 'ssan Lorenzo". regre-
- aver De los Estados Unidos. Ia gentil
y talentOsa sshorita. estimada eolabo
Eaaora De FL AfUNDo y Puerto Ri.
CO IlnntEado'' euyo nombre, va dc So
bra conocido en- nnesirO ambiente lite
rario. niFvs de epigrafe a estas lineas.
Regresa Ia simpAtiea amiga nimba-
De por u aHreola del mas resonante de
toa trinnGqs. proanetO de su inteligen-
sia. Dc so pssseveraneia y de sn es-
fuezxo.
Por sspaelo de- cuatEo aios IA per-
manscfto Ameiia snsehAndo espafOr en-
vasaar College, y estndiando Al mismO
tismpe, hahisndo recfbiao. en- estos
dias pEoeiaamsnts su A. b., sea, el
sitnio Dc naehilier en- Artes.
Ha recibido In lave Dc Phi Beta Ka-
ppa y ha sido hOnrada con una bsca de
500 para ir q eurnar estudios superio-
Esa q Ia Universidad de Madrid, ha-
hisndO obtsnido. adsmAs, sl premio que
DE- ia sOciedad Phi Beta Kappa, de $50.
ioa euasen dedicaFA para visitar Ia Al
hambra.
Amelia Aeettini puede, puss, sentir
- altamsnts eomplacida y orgEtllOsa
haber dejado = tan gran sltura en-
ii extranjero. sl nombre de su patria
cue tsnto anna y FL MUNDo al consig
mar. en- sus c0lumnas. esta serie de
sua triunfos tan hriilantes, desea ex.
pTssaF phblicaments sl regOcijO tan in
msnso con que 10 haee y enviar su mas
eaiurosa fslicitaei6n q tan inteligente y
estudioaa poE1ouiqueAa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE HUMAcAo
PUERTO RICO
EN- La coRTE DE DIsTRITo
IN RE-
MIGUEL A. WE'VE, EFT AL,
ouere,lados.-
:.
Criminal No. 4342.-
DEsAcATo.- y
-:RELAc1oN DEL cAso:-

FL Fiscal de este Distrito present6
ante la Corte el dia 20 de mayo de
1922. una acusaci6n. imputando Bo-
livar Pagan. entonces Juez Municipal
de Fajardo, la comision de un delito
contra la Justicia Pdblica, Qnf. Art.
13s del c6digo PenaD consistente en-
haber acometido con una macana de
plomO, (black jack) forrada de cor
donc.llo a Jose Guevara Muhoz en- ac-
titnd de inferirie grave dafio corporal,
no logrando realizar la aggression debido
a la intervention de varias pcrsonas;
hecho que realizo de una manera ile-
gal. voluntaria maliciosa, y con color
de autoridad.
Ia Corte orden6 en- Ia misma fe-
cha, de confOrmidad con ell Articulo
1856 del CodigO de Enjuiciamients cri
minal, Ell arresto del acusado, sehalan
doseIe una fanza de $1,000 para su Ii
bertad provisional durante la sustancia
ci6n del proceso v expedido ell manda
miento Ell acusado presto la fanza ext
gidole Ell dia 21 de mayo de 1922.
FL Fiscal present6 tambien en- secre-
taria, antes del % de mayo de 1922,
uHa hsta de los casos que iba a come
ter a la consiredcai6n del Gran Ju-
rado que debia reunirse y que Sc reu-
MO durante ell presente termino de Sc
stones de la corte, en- cuya nsta apa-
recen los nombres de los acusados, en-
ire ellos el de Bolivar Pagan, por In
Fraction al Articulo "a del C6digo Pc
nal y por Infracci6n al Articulo 113,
EN- relaci6n con el 112, del mismo c6di
so, y los nombres de Hilario Lopez
Cruz, Jose Benitez Santana, Manuel
@. Carreras. Francisco Lopez Agus-
tin Camufss, pOr Infracci6n del Ar
tfculo 81 del C6digo Penal, aparecien-
dc como testigos en- estos iiltimos ca
SOS los nombres de Juan Robles. Jr.,
Bolivar ochart, Enrique Malta Jose
Ferrer calder6n. No Sc encuentra pen
diente ante esta Corte ningdn case
contra dichos Juan Robes, Jr. Bolivar
ochart, Enrique Malta y joss Ferrer
Calder6n, como miembros del Concejo
de Administration de Taiardo.
Miguel A. we've, como presidente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
LOS QUE REGREsAN

En- ell vapor "San Lorenzo" re-
greso aver de los Estados Unidos, en-
compafifa de sus cuatro ninos, quie-
nes cursan estudios en- un acreditado
colegio de la nueva metropoli, la dis
tinguida y bella DANA dona Ana Ma
ria Hernandez de Gonzalez, esposa
del prominente hombre de negocios
Y presidente de la Casa de Espafia,
don Manuel Gonzalez.
La estimadfsima dana que disfru-
ia de merecidas simpatias en- la So
ciedad portorriquena, marcho aver
mismo con su digno esposo hijos,
sus posesiones de Salinas.
Les enviamos un saludo cordial de
bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
FL Attorney Gene
raj" dice que esta
preparadO para des-
truir tOdOS los car
COS que Sc lie hacen

Aver vlsitamos al Attorney Gene
Fai". sr. Mestre. con el fin de saber
81 tenia alRo que deeir a prop6sitO
de los eargos que le formulara aver
Il perjidieo al Tempo. I
Fl senior Mestre manifesto que 81
tenia abundante Recommendation para
dsstFuif Los eargos que Sc le haeian,
y demostrar. pdblieamente. que la
eampaha de ese peri6dieo es una
saFta DE- ataqnes partidaristas. hijos
solamente de tn mala intenei6n que
siempre mueve al referido diario.
~ Sr. Mestre dijo que cuando fue
al Norte en- eompahia del Gobernador
10 hizo en- asuntos oheiales y no con
otro earaeteF, como ha pretendidO
slgnlhcarse.
Finalmente. el Attorney" nos in
form6 cue en- Ia prensa de hoy pen
saba eontestaE a los gratuitos alta
cues que ie dirigia "El Tempo de
aver.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
Sc PROYECTA UNA INTERE-
SANTE CONFERENCIA lACER
CA DE ASUNTOS POLITICOS
EN- PARIS

PARIS, JUNO 21.-En Ell Ministerio
de Relaciones Exteriores han informa-
do los periodistas que pr6ximamente
Sc ~efectuara en- esta capital una con-
ferencia en- la cual Sc discutiran i'm
portantisimos t6picos relatives q la cues
ti6n del Pnoximo oriente, asi como con
el problema de Tanger.
A dicha conferencia asistiran repre-
sentaciones de los paises aliados otras
naciones neutrales interesadas en- los
referidos problemas.
Tambien seran discutidos los asuntos
acerca del Asia Menor.
Espafia sera invitada para tomar par
te en- las discusiones ,sobre Tanger.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
Ell CONSUL DE ESTADOS UNI
DOS EN- CANTON PR0TEST0'
DEL BOMBARDEo

PEKIN, sjunie 21.-Despachos recibi-
dos de Canton dicen que durante Ell
bombardeo de dicha ciudad por las tro
pas del doctor sun Vat Sen, el consul
de Estados Unidos ALI, acompanado
de un Official superior de Ia marina mer
cante norteamericana Sc dirigi6 bor-
do del crucero "Almirante Siachi" des
de donde dirigi6 una energica protesta
al doctor Sun Vat Sen por Ell bombar-
deo de la ciudad que como es sabido
no es plaza fortifcada.
Los mismos despachos confrman las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
lmpOrtantes nantes
taciOnes del ST. Las
ira Charriez a pro-
p0sitO del articulO
del senadOr Iriarte

Aver recibimos para su publication,
del ice-presidente de la Camara, Ii
cenciado Lastra Charriez. las siguieii-
tes manifestations q proposito del ar
ticulo del Senador Iriarte que vi6 la
luz publica en- nuestra edicion de aver:
Como fue en- Ell MUNDO donde
apareci6 el ataque y no sera en- este
periodico en- donde habr6 de publican
la respuesta por consecuencia a "La
Semana', en- donde he escrito los ante
riores articulos, deseo hacer, no obs
rtante, algunas aclaraciones en- este dia-
rio.
Mi respuesta a Celestino Iriarte ss
acabada y cubre todos los puntos de
su aggression. En- Puerto, Rico nos como
cemos todos no me ha praocGpado en-
absolute Ia velada acusacion de Iriar-
tie sobre Ell pasado de mi vida; pero CO.
mo Ell MUNDo Sc lee fuera del pals
donde no me conocen, podria r1uy bien
ocurrir que la imagination lie los lee
torres extranjeros corriera veloz por So
bre suposiciones degradantes Sc die
ra ell case de que Sc me pensara au-
ter de grandes delitos de actos repro
chables v feos.
No tengo que reprocharme NADIA he
cho durante mi vida que justifque Ia
insidiosa declaration de Iriarte. No es
ell peri6dico sitio prop6sito para de-
batir la maliciosa infamia que envuel-
We esta aseveracion. Cuando sc inven-
ia la insidia como arlna para HERR,
hay dos caminos claros: ell desprecio
o bajar al terreno del contrario para
resolver de una vez el asunto. Va he
contestado; estoy pensanuo todavia 81
he de despreciar he de descender.''
Neutrales rosotros en- la contienda q.
sostienen dos conocidos politicos, da-
mos acogida las anteriores declara-
clones del sefor Lastra, va que asi 10
hicimos con dos articulos del senior Iriar
tie.
FL senor Lastra nos manifesto que va
tenia listas las cuartillas de su articu-
10 de replica al sefior Iriarte ell cual,
como va dice anteriormente, publicara
en- la pr6xima edici6n. de ''La Sema-
na''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
Ell. RESULTADO DE LAS ELEC-
CLONES EN- IRLANDA

DUBLIN, JUNO 21.-El resultado de
las elecciones en- Irlande esta compren
dido en- la siguiente nota Official dada
a la publicidad hoy:
En- favor del tratado, AT; en- favor
de la coalisi6n republican,, &c; traba-
jadores, 10 independentistas, 12.
Como Sc We ell triunfo abrumador ha
sido de los partidarios de la constitu-
ci6n del Estado Libre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
Sc AFIRMA QUE Ell GENE
RAJ BERENGUER NO VoLVE-
RA A MARRUECOS

MADRID, juno 21.-El Debate afr
ma en- un articulp de fondo que ha pro
ducido gran expectacio1 en- esta capi-
tai que ell general Berenguer, alto CO.
misario colonial de Espafia no volvcra
a Marruecos.
Agrega Ell referido periodico que ell
general Berengner mantiene tilantes
relaciones con Ministro de la Cue
ira debido a irnportantes discrepancies
surgidas con motivo de la reduction
de fuerzas militares.
MADRID, JUNO 21.--Informase que
Ell general Berenguer, quien Sc encuen
ira desde aver EN- esta capital hara
pr6ximamnte sensacionales revelacio-
mes en- Ell Senado proposito de la
campafa militar de Marruecos.
Reina ,extraorainario interes y ex-
pectaci6n para conocer las declaracio-
mes del referido General.