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SEE THESE NEW LISTINGS

Pa. Ave. Business Property,
$4,000.
In good location west Of 21st st, Lot &;
feet wide by l26 feet deem to wide si,ay
Property contains two brick houses which can
easily be remodeled to command large rental.
Terms.
Near Bureau of Standards.
$4,000.
This house. close to Connecticut ave-, in fine
locality. Is real bargain at this price. OF
brick construction. the house has 70 well ar
ranged rooms; baths. sleeping porch. hot
water heat electric light. hardwood floors and
finish and many other features. Lot is o5 feet
by ITO, with two-car garage.
Cleveland Park House,
S26,5oo.
This ia one Of the most delightful homes in
that exclusive suburb. 1t has eleven rooms
three baths. sleeping rorches and all of the
appointments Of the fine modern residence
1855 feet deep and is located in the most desir-
able part of Cleveland Park. The property
is leased until October +. Family desiring
occupancy then may buy this property now at
Woodley Park, $4,000.
Most attractive brick house of eight rooms
and two complete baths. each with shower:
sleeping porch: hardwood floors and trim:
modern to the minuetest detail and in excellent
to buy a home in a locality that is socially
right. Terms.
KER & CO., INC.
Main 243o.
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$500.
Mt. Pleasant,

decided bargain in three story colonial
type home overlooking Rock Creek Park There
and rear porches: excellent heating plnnt
Immediate possession. Easy tecms.
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$4,000.
Cleveland Park Section.

A property that could not be duplicated at
several thousand dollars more than the price
asked. 1t must be sold at once below cost
There are twelve extra large rooms two tile
baths. maids room and bath. conservatory;
OAK floors throughout. All modern c0nven-
fences. Brick garage for two cars.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES..
Hsnn fhnr~A
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS.
81, S7,5oo-PETWORTH.


PRICE, sz5oo-PETWORTH.
@ ss s;ss . s s ss H1ss % M SIX @ m rooms lie :o , .s
So, 800 $1,000
Mt. Pleasant Fairmont St
5: ?s ;::: ] : :'f @ @ s Il @ f. @
aa % sss sssn sHss, Esss an ssa. '
e $1675o
~,~9oo' On the Heights
Near Wardman Park Inn homeW nse.
n, One
Il: If III: ss: $s s' ES.; S. :s: $ hat
s @ :5s Fl, s Just been s'''s'sr
S16ooo At Chevy Chase Circle.
Cleveland Park Section
T%sksd % must cost s H I os saa %
Il Il $: q & s:f: s %ss;: @ e. @ 5 i. |
tnes Brick ~ ~ ~ "
%o'zoo Two-Family Apartment,
Georgetown. the intersection of 18th and
s'isf SIX & % % % @ % nd w
@ % S % a's saoG ' s SPs Ss plants. ' so % | @
terms thoughou
BRANDNEW HOUSES.
5o-S7,45o-S765o-S7S5o
you seeking home of $3.50 ST. cash,
would do well to let show these homes the
northeast section Pewor and Brooand Detached and
of brick Individual STYLES choose rom-all containing
good tile baths and every You
are under obligations to inspect and will be glad show
you these homes by appointment. Phone
BOSS & PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES
MEMBERS WASHINGTON TIT
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S8,25o.
Georgetown.

A colouial-style box-plan house. built by
Breuninger. Six large rooms, tile bath, large
front and double rear pOrches. parquet foors;
hot-water leat and electric lights Room for
garage. Vacant. Very reasonable terms
Evening star., 1922-05-31

Mr.. 18th AND PERRY SITS.
Price, $500. Cash, $3.50.
colonial home Of rooms. tiled bath; h.-w.h.,
electric light. Rear porches
! CORNER, NE. $500.
! Colonial-style house in good condition. q
rooms. bath; furnace; porches front and rear.
This property is in fine condition. Owner will
sell easy terms.
$3.50. 2-FAMILY HOUSE
OF 8 rooms and bath on first floor; rooms
and bath on second floor. Separate cellars and
furnaces to each fiat; rear porches. Good
white section. Easy terms.
JUST OFF MD. AVE. NE.
$1,000. Cash, ST, 900.
49, f'--'--,, EAT; cellar under entire house
In nne condition.
anew HOUSE. $4,000.
Colonial styleT rooms. bath; parquet floors;
h.-w: heat, elec. light; laundry; sleeping and
breakfast porches, screened; built-in garage.
$4,25o. Near Lincoln Park.
Northeast; 2-story press brick: rooms, nice
bath; latrobe heat: front and rear yards;
room for garage; house. newly decorated. $3.50
cash.
DAVID E. BARRY,
Main zees-lsol. 1907 st. NV.
TAKOMA PARK.
4-room and bath nsw bungalow; GOOD level
lot: price, $50: sniy 3soo cash s n.i:acs go
deep lot; h.-w.h.: only 81: 900. on terms. These
Qedar ST.. TGkoma Park, D. c. Col 1861. ".
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Macomb St, West of Conn. Ave.
s rooms and bath 3 bedrooms; on beautiful
lot: excellent condition. Price reduced 10
Sl3.9J0.
Chevy Chase.
Near Conn ave. 8 rooms and bath: bunea-
low type. This is house Anxious for
reasonable offer. Price, $1,000
Mt. Pleasant.
9 rooms, baths: colonial front porch and
rear porches; double garage. Let show you
this house Price, sll.500.
Near Sheridan Circle.
North Of Mass. ave 10 rooms, 3 baths;
hot-water heat and electric lights. Price,
sls500.
North of Dupont Circle,
Between New Hampshire ave. and Conn. ave.
8 rooms aths; good condition. Inspection
will prove the price is very reasonable. Price.
sl2. 900.
Y
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Differently Designed Detached Brick Homes In
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE PARK
Finished and under construction. Central and side
halls. Four and six bedrooms Two and three baths
Heated garages. Lots 5oxII5. Exhibit 32nd and
Cathedral avenue (Woodey road) Open to pm.
WOODLEY PARK
Connecticut Avenue 28oo Block under construction.
Now is the time inspect materials and workmanship
Four bedrooms attic, chaufeur's room, three baths,
brick garages lots Large front and porches.
For automobile to homes, call
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED, OWNER
Main 6o35. Tenth Floor Woodward Building, 18th and H.
Members Real oard orzed Ito Sell
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Fine Suburban Home.

TlHe SuDurDdn Home.
80 minutes from Treasury: excellent car
service, one fare; o rooms and bath; electric
ity; modern plumbing; newly papered and
painted throughout; lot over one-half acre:
l50 feet frontage; fine shade trees. lawns
and flowers. Owner will sell at the low price
Of 5000. On very reasonable terms: immediate
possession. Owner on premises, 3527 Valley
St, Mt. Rainier, Nd
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued

Monroe St. West of 10th.
Six rooms and bath: good heating plant;
electricity. Price, $3.50.
Meridian St, Just Off I4th St.
Six rooms ard bath: inclosed sleeping porch:
perfect condition: modern; garage. Price,
$4,000.
Near 18th and Buchanan.
s rooms and baths; hot-water heat eiec-
tricity: colonial style; garage. Price. s14.5O0.
-Woodley Park.
10 rooms. 2 baths; ami; double garage;
lot 24x12O. Price. $4,000.
Lamont ST., Near 18th.
10 rooms, 3 baths: hot-water heat, electric
ity. This iB an excellent buy. Price S17 500.
RANDALL H.
1907 Conn. Ave.
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%,5OO-PEIWORIH
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
713 14th St. NV.

ONLY $3.50 CASH.
Beautiful pressed brick home with spacious
rooms and bath; only one-half square from
Pa. ave. Sc. House is 3 rooms deep and has
large yard TO 20-foot paved alley. An absolute
baryaiu at only "a, $50; very small payments.
An inyes tment for home buyers.
keystone Real Estate Co.
7os 1,,b ST NV Main s33. .
VACANT.
NEAR UNION STATION.
Most desirable 8-room and
bath house, conveniently located.
Redecorated inside and out. Bar
gain. Easy terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
(I514 K St. NV. Main 4846.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
1742 KENYON ST. NV.
ROOMS. BATHS. GARAGE.
Beautiful. practically new home. built BY
Crurer. Vacant. Terms arranged n. SeI2. g.
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SI2.Q5O.
$I2,95O.
Near Wardman Park Inn,

One OF the best houses we know of at the
price asked One square west Of Connecticut
ave. A coionial-type home Of pre-war con.
stfuctlon, containing eight delightful rooms,
tile bath, parquet floors, front and rear
porches.> hot-water heat and electric lights
Garage. Immediate possession and easy terms.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

IDEAL NORTHEAST
SECTION-$5,ooo,
This home is low priced for property OF
its kind. Kennedy built brick, in excel.
lent condition, containing 9 rooms, bath;
modern heating plant and many other
conveniences. Easy monthly payments.
p HI I L L I P S,
Phone Main 1000.
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FOR COLORED

Pr1ce, 1850.
q rooms bath; latrobe heat: near 10th and
q sts NV House in excellent condition; {;
garage Easy terms can be arranged.
WILLIAM G. RICHARDSON
oo5 coIorado RIdg. Main 353
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Brand-New-Good n. w.
Section. 81 $50.
600 Cash. S67. so Monthly

Tapestry brick colonialstyle home contain
ing delightful rooms and tiled bath. Spa
ciuus front porch, breakfast porch. sleeping
porch. hardwood floors. hot-water heat. electric
lights large yards with room for garage and
garden; square Of cars; southern exposure
high elevation; biggest home value on the
market.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

MT. PLEASANT.
hnt
cunf Gig and
for to Inspect
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PETWORTH.
Of andb ;frntan
~ ~ ~ " " A " ~ w Sow $@ ~ and S'' G Hh
10th ST. HEIGHTS
location
godba
SAUL'S ADDITION.
striped Throughout 9' ure
CLEVELAND PARK.
OF Did
ton first floor comprises living and dining kitchen breakfast
lights pam
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1415 Eye St. Main 4z52
MEMBERS WASHINGTON BOARD w.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

MT. PLEASANT.
A new home near 10th and Park road. hav-
inc eight large rooms reception hall and bath
incIosed sleeping porch; built-in garage; hard
wood floors; electric lights; lot % IT. wide.
Price, $4,000; reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1922-05-31
SOUTHEAST.

Near 18th and Pennsylvania ave-. two.
story and cellar bay window brick home Of
eight rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat; garage
for four cars. Price. $500; terms
+ PRATHER & ROBINSON,
bl4-15-16 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York Ave-.
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PETWORTH

A two-story and attic brick home, In very
large rooms, reception hall and bath, hot
water heat: electric lights: large porches;
hardwood doors. Price, $500; Immediate
possession; terms.
Evening star., 1922-05-31
CHEVY CHASE.

Beautiful two-story. and attic home in Chevy
Chase, D. O. There are eight rooms and bath.
large living room with open freplace; not
wood floors; sleeping porch; garage Home
practically new and in perfect condition.
Price, SIC, 900; terms.
Evening star., 1922-05-31
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
SALET-COn
EI auENnnN NA

CLARENDON, VA.
ROOMS, new. bungalow type; bath, fur
mace, elec. lights. gas; concrete cellar and
walks; coonial porch; lot 50x12o; close TO
ears. stores, church, school; surrounded with
splendid environments; attractive. SO, $50. $500
Evening star., 1922-05-31
Bungalow-Chevy Chase, D. C.
50 20 Very Easy Terms

California style bungalow OF 6 fine rooms
and tiled ba tn, all on one floor; hot-water heat.
electric lights, open fireplace. Large lot;
close TO cars: large front porch: brand-new:
most appealing. Phone us now for complete
information. Main 312.
Evening star., 1922-05-31
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

4 VERY FINE 500-ACRE RIVER-FRONT
farm for sale or exchange for city. suburban
or farm property. Send for description and de-
scribe what you hare to offer. Box 100, Iron
lides Md.
Evening star., 1922-05-31
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.

Within two blocks of Thomas Circle. on
wide avenue, two-story and basement brick
home Of nine rooms and bath, several lava
tories; electric lights; house m perfect condi-
tion; immediate possession given by owner
leaving city. Price, $1,000,
Evening star., 1922-05-31

Absolutely the best buy in this popular sec
tion. between 18th and 14th SITS. I.arge three
story brick, containing ten rooms, two com
plete baths. Steam heat. An opportunity mo-
TO be overlooked.
Evening star., 1922-05-31
NEAR 18th AND OTIS SITS

A two-story and cellar brick home of six
rooms, reception hall and bath; hardwood
aoors: electric lights; hot-air heat: house new
" papefed and painted; deep lot to flley.
Price, 81. 500.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

Brick home Of s rooms and bath: hot-watel
heat. electric lights: room for garage: wonder
full floors and woodwork; lot 200 feet deep
room for flower and vegetable garden; conven
lent and good section.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

G. B. LlKENS.
| Main 5n57. 1874 st. NV.
Near. Goth and Penn. Ave.
| Only $500 cash required TO purchase this
| sroom and bath brick house; Hot water heat
Newly papered and painted. Price, s4''oo
Easy monthly payments.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1924 n StNw Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1922-05-31
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued
RTnOMINGDAIE

A very nice home of 6 rooms. bath: good
heating plant; plenty Of room for garage;
property in good condition and well located
Price and terms right.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. Inc,
Main Az GOl 13tn n W
Evening star., 1922-05-31
Near Episcopal Cathedral.
S2S 600 Terms

Beautiful brick detached residence on large
lot commanding good view of surroundings:
spacious porch front and side rec. hail. living
room, dining room. pantry and kitchen; md
floor. master bedrooms. ba tbs Zone shower) !;
3rd floor. rooms and bath: brick garage:
hardwood floors throughout; breakfast porch I;
the most complete and charming home imag-
Unable. New.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

BY 0WNER-BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE
home. rooms and attic: concrete garage; at
tractve grounds; near Chevy Chase Circle and
Conn. ave-. most exclusive location. reasonable
price; convenient terms. Address Box 26-D,
Star office l.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13
UN "INJUNcTIoN' EN- CONTRA
DE UN DUENo DE TAHoNA
PoR FABRICAR PAN

Como recordaran nUestros leeteres
hace alg1n tempo el Departamentc
de Justicia inici6 una inve Eigaci6ia
4 acerca de la San Juan Backery
Inc. corporation formada por los
due1os de tahonas en- San Juan Pta.
de TERRA Santurce, 10 cual oblig6
al Fiscal a proceder en- csrtra de di-
cha Corporation, por entsnder que es.
ia violaba disposiciones de la Ley de
los monopolios. Fu6 incoado cl CO.
respondents proceso en- el tribuna
del primer Distrito de San Juan, Ell
cual esta pendiente del fallo ante di-
cha Cotre
En- esta situacion ell referido pei
20, uno de los accionistas de Ia Cor
poraci6n. el Sr Trinidad vigo, dc
San Juan, empez6 laborar pan en- su
tahona y per su propia cuenta, por 10
cual, la tsan Juan Bakery Inc.
representada por sus abogados Cue
IRA Mondrag6n y Soldevila, radicaran
en- el dia dc hoy, ante la Corte don
dc esta pendiente aun la demanda
original un recurso de flnjunc
tion' en- contra del referido Trinidad
vigo para lograr del Tribunal Sc sir
va ordenar al demandado que Sc abs.
tenga de seguir elaborando pSn
Este asunto, segdn nos expres6 G.,
Lcdo Guerra, es de gran imporSan
cia, porque viene suscitar la cues
ti6n de Ia legaldad de los contratos
10 cual resolvera el Tribunal
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La respuesta de Russia
al memorandum.
(continuaci6n de la pagiua 1a.)

actuando de mutuo acuerdo, y sobre
una pauta de relativa precision que
Sc torne ejecutoria tan pronto sea
aprobada, comedian al gobierno del
Soviet los creditos v emprestitos ne
cesarios para proceder a la restaura
cion fnanciera del pals.
8.-El gobierno de Russia ha estu-
diado con detenimiento la clausula
ntimero siete del memorandum de
los Aliados y 10 que ALI queda expire
sado, es interpretado por ell Soviet,
como una senal evidente de que es
un ataque no solamente dirigido con
ira Ell sistema social del pueblo ruso,
sino tambien contra las resoluciones
aprobadas en- Cannes.
9.-El gobierno de Russia reafrna
sus convicciones relacionadas con su
buen deseo de cooperar con las otras
delegaciones para llevar a cabo una
tarea fructffera Y brillante en- los ira
bajos de la samblea economical.
Los periodicos de esta ciudad y Ro
ma comentan este documento y todos
son unanimes en- decir que la nota
de, Russia, por su contenido concilia-
dor Y por sus terminos amistosos, es
motive para proseguir las discusiones
y agregan que no hay duda que Sc
ra acentada plenamente por todos
los delegldos a1n por los mismos
franceses.
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GRUPo s'B"

Rancos, Casas de baneas particu1ares,
P1antas de alumbrado o fuerzag electri-
ca, Ferroearri1es, Tranvfas de sangre,
Tranvias el6ctricos, Almacenes publ
cos, Hip6dromos, Compafila de telefo-
nos, Hornos de Cal, Fundiciones, Lito-
grafias, Aserradores al vapor, y movi-
dos por fuerza electrical hidraulica,
tal1eres de maquina, tenerias, tahonas
para Pillar y llla,rar cafe, mue1les par
ticuIares, compafias agencias de
anuncios eomerciales, fabricas de SOM
breros movidas por maquinas, fabricas
de conservas alimenticias y fabricas
que fabriquen cualesquiera de los 81
guientes articulos: chocolate, batiles,
f6sforos, aguas de soda y carbonatadas,
pastas para sopa, jab6n, velas, colcho-
mes, aceite de. malagueta, carros, CO.
cRes, carretones, mosaicos, Iosetas y
otros productos de cemento, 1adrillos
gas efectos de a1fareria cajas de ta-
bacos.
Por cada mil d6lares 0 Traction lie
mil d6lares de exceso de los primeros
quinientos dolares de volumen de nego-
= s
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LOS JEFES DE LAS DELEGA-
CLONES ALIADAS Sc REUNI-
RAN ESTA TARDE PARA DIS
CUTIR LA RESPUESTA RUSA

GENOVA, mayo 12.-Los iefes
de las delegaciones aliadas Sc reuni
ran probablementa esta tarde para
discutir la respuesta rusa, teniendo
va en- su poder todos. los documen-
tos relativos a dicho asunto.
Barthou y Lloyd George discuti-
ran aparte los puntos de la respuesta
y luego emprenderan, tambien por
separado, las discusiones relativas
la actitud que asumiran los aliados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13

PARA FIJAR Ell TIPo DE CONTRI-
BUCToN PoR CoNCEPTo DE PA
TENTEs, QUE fla DE REGIR Ell
AfSo ECoNoDIICO 1929; CREAR
UNA CoMIsIoN DE ePATENTEs
COMERCTALEs z INDUSTRIALES' ?
PARA CONoCER DE LAS PRoTEs-
TAs A LAS MIsMAs Y PARA
OTROS FINEs
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FL asuntO de Coll Y Gu
chi y el teIegrama...
Continuation de la pagina 1a.)

rios que 81 :an sueidos i"l Pl.ob:o de
Puerto Rico, y quienes permanecer
inactivos, no obstante existir un in.
forme de I'm Gran Jurado, en- cl cual
Sc acusa de presunto autor de un
grave dplaso publico al Gobernador
de Puerto Ricog
'Es doloroso--nos dijo-ver como
aqui a cualquier infeliz Sc procesa por
haber cometido el mas. simple delitc
y E Mont Reilly Sc pasea tranquila-
mente por Ia isla de Puerto Rico pc
sar de haber cometide actos que es.
tan penados en- nuestros C6dlgos vi.
gentes'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13
GEL PEL1GRo DE CUBA"

En- Ell peri6dico ''El Dia'', De Ia Ha-
bana, del lunes del presente mes, apa-
rece, en- sitio preferente, el hermoso
articulo de nuestro editorialista sr. Ma
tos Bernier, titulado EEL peligro de
Cuba".
Felicitamos al brillante escritor por
sr triunfo.
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La ASanbea Municipal aprpba una Ordenarza fijan-
do d maximum de contribution que SenaIa Ia ley
oRDENANzA NO. a7

dos en- adelante hasta un million inclu-
sive, $3.50 por aho.
Por cada mil d6lares Fraction de
mil d6lares de exceso sobre Ell primer
million de volumen de negocios realiza-
dos EN- adelante, SO25 por afio.
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clos realizados, hasta Glen mil d6lares
inclusive, un dollar por aio.
Por cada mil d6lares fracci6n dc
mil d6lares de exceso sobre los primeros
Glen mil dolares de volumen de nego.
clos realizados, en- adelante, hasta I'm
million inclusivey $3.50 por afio.
Por cada mil d6lares fracci6n de
mil d6lares de exceso sObre Ell primer
million de volumen de negocios realiza-
dos, en- adelante, $o25 por aflo.
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LA CENTRAL coLoso
TERMINA DE MoLER

Manana, dia catorce, la Central Co
loso terminara de moler la cana CORES
pondiente a la zafra de este afio. Sc es-
TINA en- ochenta mil sacos de azdcar
de doscientas cincuenta hbras, aproxi-
madamente, 10 que esta Central ha pro
6ucido durante la presente molienda.
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Los ciinenlat6grafOs de LOndres
exhiben la pekcuIa de la Iucha
z Carpenter Lewis

ell document3 ruso ha sido redactado
en- un ambiente misterioso, ir6nico e
hip6crita, que ningdn pals puede
aprobar nj aceptar semejante y atre
vida respuesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13

WASHINGTON, mayo 12.- El Sc.
nado aprob6 esta tarde la resoluci6n
Lafollete para investigar las fundieio
mes de acero.
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GENOVA, mayo r. Una CONVEX
sacion amigable que dur6 cuarenta v
cinco minutes precedi6 a la entrega
de la contestaci6n rusa.
Tchdtcherine declare que la contes-
taci6n habfa sido redactada de acuer-
do con las estrictas instrucciones re-
cibidas directamente de Mosc1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13

LONDRES, mayo 12.- En- esta
capital va Sc van apaciguando los
fanimos8 de las personas que presen-
gciaFon la pelea Carpentier-Lewis. En-
a. virtqd del asombroso triunfo alcan-
s.zado, por Carpenter, quien de un for
oSDaidable punetazo en- la quijada, de-
,srribo por Sknock OUT, a su confirm
Aeante ell celebre boxeador americana
Lewis, numerosos afcionados, asi CO.
mo tambien una parte del p1blico,
no estuvieron conformes con ell we're
= dicto del arbitro. Hoy, los periodicos
traen -juicios acerca de la lucha, los
cuales confrman que Carpenter ven
cid, Lewis en- buena lid. Ell arbitro
Palmer ha declarado que 81 en- los mo
mentos de la ofensiva de Carpenter,
Lewis Sc distrajo y volvi6 a un lado
Ia cabeza, recibiendo entonees en- la
quijada el golpe decisive que le pro-
pin6 ell boxeador frances, este no es
motive para dudar de la legalidad de
la lueha. Toda la desgracia de Le-
! Wis Sc la debe. a el mismo, que no Sc
bprotegio 10 bastante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13

GENOvA, mayo 12.-Los delega-
dos britanicos han manifestado que
los trabajos de la conferencia no po
dram darse por terminados hasta los
tltimos dias del mes en- curse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13

GENOVA, mayo 12.- La reunion
del Sub Comite polftico de la confe-
rencia economical fue pospuesta pc
ticion escrita de los delegados fran
ceses, les cuales estan aguardando.
instrucciones de su gobierno. Entire
tanto, M. Schanzer esta realizando
gestiones para que todos los gobier-
nos representados en- la asamblea fir
men, aunque sea ternporalmente, ell
pacto no aggressive de Lloyd George.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13

LONDREs, mayo 12.-El cam
pe6n norte-americano de peso fuer-
ta Jack Dempsey Sc ha embarcado
hoy para Nueva York.
Dempsey converse anoche extensa-
mente con Carpenter
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13

LoNDREs, mayo 12.-El ''mana-
ger'' del campeon de boxeo america
no, Jack Dempsey, quien Sc encuen
tra en- esta capital ha infOrmado al
corresponsal de la United Press, que
Carpert;ier y Dempsey acaban de fir.
mar un contrato para peIear en- Eu
ropa antes de un afo.
Un sindicato ing16s ha ofrecido pol
ell negocio del match cien mil Ii
bras esterlinas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13
(Cable frances)

LONDRES, mayo 12-El peri6di-
CO Evening Standard" dice hoy 10
siguiente: "Si los fnanceses Y bell
gas disgustados por la contestaci6n
del Soviet proeeden retirarse de la
conferencia, Lloyd George vencera los
eseollos y conducira la barca haeia
puerto SECURE aunque sea con equi-
paje redueido".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-13

ROMA, mayo H. Los medicos
que asisten al nqsable poeta Ga.
briel D'Annunzio han declarado que
la enfermedad que padece ell insig-
ne autor de HVida Heroica' requiere
por ahora cuidado atencion.
Probablemente D'Annunzio ten
dra que someterse a una operacion
quirdrgica.