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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
EtJEVAS GESTIONES EN-
PRO DE LA VIDA De
PEDRO SANCHEZ
Les had personalmente el
Consul Casarin cerca del
Gobernador Eef

y, rnns,,l de Mexico en- San An
.on;o senior Angel Casarin, pat'it i"
~, h-sye a Austin para aooear petSo >,
,,,mente. por ls seGunda Ve"' ai'te y,
cohernador Netf. porque Sc peFuo.-.
:, vida 4 Pedro Sanchez, auie" So
ao,denado n morir en- Ia horca ei %
80 ,oos on curse. en- el pueblo oe
,ta-,;r 81 o. Gobernador no resuetFe
royo-abiemente unas supiicas que ell
csc sent:do Sc lc han dirigioo.
Pedro Sanchez es uno oe foS '.e"
sontenciados a ia horca que eslc'e
ION on las carceIes de Marin. dos oe
los cuales. jose Flores Jordan is
rael fueron cjecutados va.
So ab-igan grandes esperanzas de
ono 81 Gobernador Neff perdone Ia.
vida a Sanchez. Y Sc encuen'rah es-
tas fundadas en- que Jordan, al reh-
dir su Ultima declaration las auto
ridades, aun en- ei momento preVio
Fl de su muerte. dijo que Sancnez
era inocen;e en- el case por e. que sc
le ha sentenciado.
Tai declaration de Jordan tuvo por
Gc pronto Ia virtud de hace- que cua
tro de los m;embros del jurado quo
sentepci6 n Flores, en- cuanto Ia CO.
nocieron, firnaran una pehc!on de
clenencia dirigida al GohernadoT, y
ahora sc espera que ella cotnribuya en-
mucho a hacer que aauel func!onar!o
otorgue 81 perd6n sol!citado.
Sanchez ha' quedado viudo recie'i-
temente. habiendole tambien arreba-
tado Ia mueTte. hace pocos dias,
una Eija que teufa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
Lniciase muy activa la
can,pana politica

Tc!cgrnna Esreri1l pcrc IA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. fcbrero p
Los divc-sos partidos polfticos que &C
than en- "a mctr6poli han comenzado
a desarroliar sus actividades de una
mcucra muy inrensa para Ia proMma
l3cha electoral de diputados Y sena-
dCres al Congreso de IA Union.
Los mcncionados partidos comenza-
ron VI n circular las planillas de can
didatos que snstendran Y a juZgar por
d!chas actividades Ia campana sera en-
extre mo renida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
No Sc permite eI desembarco
G qHingeHtos chinos

Tr'-9reuG Esq; "a: 2orG 1t PEENSA".
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. feo-e-o 90.
So ha Sabido aqui de fuentes Off
ciaieS Que resueltamen:e eI Gohie-no
Ef1sNicano no pe-;niti-d eI dese.nbarco
lie .cS quinientos chiaos que deSde
aacs ya-ios dfas Sc eacue7tran dete-
,,idoS en- IN vapor en- q puerto de
S2lina Cruz.
F. Go5iernC al ob-a- en- esta forma
% acce para que sean -csPe;ados los
coUv"0ioS celebrates q uoviec,bre
dIc.-2o 4 este respecto = los cuales
csta5;eceH que soiamente podran en-
tra- =. pals los chinos que sean po-
seedores de qUjnientos pesos nor 10
menos. o que vengaH en- cal!dad de
essudiantes iDscribi-se en- las escue-
las del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
Necesitase reformar la Cons
titucioon VICENTE
T,,.o,our E,pee;di pcye IA PRENSA.''

Te!erramG Espeeiai pere LA PRENSa
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. febrero u.
La Suprema Corte dc Jusiicia de Ia
Naci6n ha declarado que para saeis-
facer las demaadas que h!cieron los
obreros del Distrito Federal en- IL
manifestation cue lleTaron 4 cabo eI
domingo pasado. Sc necesitarfa retor-
mar Ia Constitution, Cues que de otra
suerte las Juntas Or Conciliac:Gn
Arbitraje no podran tener valdez le-
gal para Sus decisiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
UN APREHENDlOo EN- CONCORD
QUE SUPoNESE SEA SANDS

CONCORD. y. {. fcb-ero 22.--Cn
homb-e,-dc iquie2 a pol.c.a local sos
pecha CUE pueda ser Edward F. Sands
ej exlraviadO eI-secretariO del direc-
tor de cine, William Desmond Taylor.
asesina6o m.steriosanente en- Los
Angeles. Cal..--se halla preso aQui sin
f.jarSe f'anza. mian;raS vienen descrip-
clones mas preclSas de identification
de IA oficina de- Fiscal Thomas Lee
Woolwine. &c Los Angeles.
Este sujeto declare ilamarse Harvey
5. Adams. asegUyando CUE era tenerdor
de hbros y residia eu Richmond. Va-.
aUnque hace alEl0 tempo dej6 aquei
lugar. Cuandc Sc le hizo preso dijo
Que Sc diriSfa a Mount Holly. North
Carolina, con el objeto de coaseguir
trabajo con una empresa CONSTRUCTORS.
Hoy misnlo el jere de n poI!cia Z ~
ToIbert recioi5 un telegrama del Jcfe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
FUE sAT;CA N#k rkETIrs ~
HOYE9ES EE OZGLI;aNk

T.'-,---7-a Ts-.,-.-. ~ ~ FETt-SN''
NE2ACE;C-i. t-o-e-o 81 innl"-
d:aciores de Ozuluana. oahece-a del
mismo Canton. una fuerza De t-o-
pas CeGer&leS conaudada por Panun-
c.o MARTINEZ, oati6 u2a pa-tida de
-e5eldes que So hallaba encabezada
por JESUS BustilIos.
E.a ci cncUent=o los reAeldes -csul-
;2ron derrotados hab;endo dejado ea
e. campo muChos mue-,os : he-:d"s
y ~ buen botfa 10 guerra consistea-
e en- cabalada ar!acs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
IA CJUDAD DE- LAREDO REbOSO AYERDE Ek7(ILASMQ
CON lbs GRAND|OSOS FESTEIOS |NTERNAC|ONA[ES
Nuevo arreglo con los
petroleros y banqueros
americanos

TeI"c-"-7 Especial nara ia PRENSa"
LAREDO. Texas, febrero 22.-
Las negociaciones entire los re-
presentantes del gobierno de Me-
,Xico ) los peuoleros y financie-
ros americanos, para el arTeg!o
de las dificultades pendientes, van
por eI mejor camino que pueda
esperarse'.
Tai declare en- Nuevo Laredo,
hoy, el senior s. VI. Reachi, quien
va Mexico para dar cuenta del
r,Sultado dc las u!timas gestiones
realizadas Ell Nueva York por eI
sehor Gomez Norm. agenta del
Secretario dc Hacienda. Adolfo
dc Ia Hucrta. cerca de los petro-
leros y banqueros americanos.
Rach!, que es Secretario de "a
Agencia Financiera Mexicana an
Nueva York, lleva a Mexico, segin
Sc dice. una m;nuta del nuevo
arreglo proPuesto al go5ierno por
los representatives de las compa-
Mas petroleras y la association in
teCnacional de banqueros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
Lazareto para soldados le-
.prosos y tuberculosis

Teleorcra Especial para Ii PRENSA-"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, fehre-o 81.
La Secretaria de Guerra ha Girado
una circular i efecto dc que todos los
soldados que Sc encuentren enfe7mos
de lepra de tuberculosis Sc envIen
al lazareto especial que para esta
clase de Intermediates Sc fundar4 en-
Xochimilco.
Los soidados a quienes Sc interne
en- este lazareto recibiran para su
Segun los informes recabados por
Ia Secretarfa de Guerra, son miles los
so!dados cue Sc haliau afectados de
estas dos terribles Intermediates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
FL eOSIERNO DE YUcATAN NO
QulERE MAS QUE SEiS SAcER-
DCTES CATOLlCOS.

TcIscr1nG Bsoeeie, re-c III PcENSA".
CTUDAD De MEICO. teb7ero 80.
--Por iEformes propo-cionados aqUf
en- fuentes oficiaies Sc sabe que eI Co
bierno del EStado de HucatAn esta
Ses;:oaando cue solanente haya seis
sace-dotes del quito cat6Ico en- toda
IA peninsula yucateca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
EL CORONEL PRUNEDk SERk
JuZGAOO POR UN JUEZ
MIliTSR.

Tc!ss-r,-a Esp-ricI para III PRENSA."
CTrDND De ME.NJCO. fehrern -.
E. COronel Pruneda, heruano del
General Pruneda. recientements fusi-
ado en- esta ciudad. se-d juzgado pOr
- J~ez Quin;o Mi.itar.
Fl CoroneI Prune3a So haIla encau-
Sado en- coCex:5n con q de,ito lie re-
he,:5n dc que cue acusado ST hermano
: por e. cual 50 is conden5 n Glti-
ma pena. Y habieado desaparec;do las
p-obabilidades de cue cnn7a-ezca an
t. IN CorSejo De Guerra "x;raord:na-
rio. 50 cree cue no co-7era IL m:sna
sue-te del Genn.aL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
Ell Gobernador Sanchez
esta dispuesto a renun-
ciar su cargo
Teleorar,c Especial para Ia PREESA
ciUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero p.

Tcle0rdrtc Especial para La fHENSA
ciUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero D.
El Secretario de Ia Guerra gene
raj Serrano, regreso hoy de Ia ciu-
dad de Puebla. despues de haber
celebrado una conferences con el
.Gobernador Sanchez, las siete de
!; la mana1a de hoy, Y de haber obte-
n;do informes exactos de las s!tua-
ci6n militar, de parte del jefe de las
operaciones. general ElizoIdo.
a; En- la Secretar:a de Guerra Sc in
formo a los Representatives de !os
per;6dicos. que el Gobernacor San
chez esta d!spuesto a renunciar su
cargo. 81 asi 10 resuelve una junta
arbitral iniegrada por tres diputa-
dos sanchistas V tres independent
ties. presididos los seis por ei Pres'-
dente Obregon. Sanchez ofrecio.
tamb;en, concurrir a Il Legislature
insralada en- San Marcos pero no
nara cue Sc le juzgue, sino simple
mente 4 cambiar imprssiones con
los diputados independientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
~ TERMINACC IA REVUElTA
EN- JALISCo. DICE ESTRADA

T,,-e-e-e E,o--;cl pea ut PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Feb. IL
A 81 ueEada a tsra el General Enri-
q.:e E:..tyadc. -Scc-e;a-to De Cue
--a. y auien fu5 cnyiado po- ., Prcs:-
d.a;e USre-1n ;;vcs:iSG- n situa-
c.Ga a,tIl.a- e. los Esiados de- Jalis-
CO M!c:,o2can. h2 hcoho dec.aracio-
nes n prenss sscE':-sCdo que p-ac-
cicameu:c Iva corc.uf;c n rebI Ion en-
los dos 7rcacicnaGaS !cS;gGos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
COMO EVITAR IA TUBERCULOSIS

FL medic mas seguro para clio. es
conseryarnos fuerteS. 10 bastantc pa
~ veneer los ge-rneDes. Esto cs SEN
clio, 81 nos tomamoS alguna moIes-
tia. que mas yaic un Pequeno esfucr-
70 de nueStra parte para conServar Ia
sa!ud. que no luego gastar mucho
tempo y dinero en- recobrarla. He
aqui unas cuantas' reglas dignas de
tenerse en- cuenta. Son hien sencillas:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
CEREmOklAS EN- HONOR DE
MkOERO Y PlNO SUAREZ

TcLrc-amG Especial pare IA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEEICO. febrero o.
Hoy Sc levaron a cabo en- los Panteo-
nes Frances y EsPafoI de esta ciudad.
una solemneS ceremonies oficiales ct
n2emoria de Madero Y Pine Suarez.
Las tumbas de estos quedaron Gu
biertas por. una multitud de ofrendas
fiorales. habi&ndose pronunciado inf
pida Ode discursos en- elogio de los de-
saparecidos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
klimcntos.

Consuma los mas nutri;iyos. pero
10 siempre los mismos. Convenientes.
son los vegetables, como guisar s, fri
joles, habas. lentejas, esDinacas. pa
catas. lechugas, Zanahorias. las pas
tas como fideos. etc. L. carne debe
tonarse solo con moderation. Muy
convenience pan, trigo. y en- general
alimentos q base de arroz, avena, ce-
aada Y demas classes de cereales. La
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23

fPass 3 d PaS. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23

(pasa a Ia PaE. 5,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol. a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
l1S n. Santa Rosa Ave-, San An
tonic, Texas. Els la mas barata.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-23

(Pasa a Ia Pag. 81
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-10
MAIL CONTRACTS TO BE LET

Proposals are requested until p. m. August 22nd for the performance of the following winter mail service:
 From Healy Fork by McGrath, To- kotna, Ophir and Iditarod, to Flat, Alaska, 250 miles and back, one round trip week, from November 1, 1922, to March 31, 1923, by a schedule satis- factory to the department of not to exceed 25 days running time each way weight of mail not to exceed eight hundred pounds per single tirp each way.
 From Kobi by McGrath, Tokotna, Ophir, and Iditarod to Flat, Alaska, 250 miles and back, one round trip a week, from November l, 1922, to Mar 31, 1922, by @ schedule satisfactory to the Department of not to exceed 2r days running time each way, weight of mail not to exceed 800 pounds per sin i gle trip each way.
 Note-But one of these contracts will be let. Nancy (Mile 18D and l AAOO1 NAh1lO oCIJ dIS uOI pOSJ- offices on the government railway and the contractor on this Flat route will be required to arrange for the delivery l and receipt of mails to and from train No bond will be required of the successful bidder, but a satisfactory guarantee will be required from a sponsible party vouching for the goot faith and ability of the bidder. guarantee should accompany each pro ! posal.
 Bids on this service should be made by stating the price per round trip.
 Proposals should be submitted tC the Chief Clerk, Railway Mail service at Seward, Alaska, and should reacl that office prior to 6 D. m., August 22 1922.
 ALVAH EAMES,
 Chief Clerk R. M. S.,
 Seward, Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-10

Mrs. John Gilpatrick and Mrs. s. l.. Colwell left on the train this morning for Mile 29 They will spend a few days at the property of John Gilpat- rick on Moose Pass.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-10

Mrs. O.. A. Johanson, wife of Capt. Johansen of the steamer Starr left on the Watson for the States. Mrs. Jo- hansen will visit several months with friends and relatives in the States.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-10
ALVAH EAMES, Chief Clerk R. M. S.,
 Seward, Alaska.

F. A. Hansen, an Anchorage trap expert recently broke 69 straight pig cons, and then turned around and broke "A out of 75.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-10

of Territory
  roll of o Territory
  the 0 amount Penalty $101S4; SS
   FRANCES ROOT, Clerk own of Seward Alaska 5, 10 IT, 2 31
The Washington times., 1922-02-14
JUDGE WARNS COPS TO
BE POLITE TO AUToISTS

CHICAGO. Feb. 14.-"Ah, madame,
II grieves me 30 to ask you to re-
port at headquarters! But the law,
It must be enforced: and you. ma
dame, have released too much fuel
with that exquisite foot of yours;
your motor is travelling at a speed
greater than that permitted by the
laws Of our fair city"
This may be the way Chicago traf
fic policemen will address violators
Of city traffic regulations hereafter.
An order has been issued from the
court wherein speeders and other vi
olators Of traffic laws are repri-
manded and fined. instructing the
policemen to LAY off the rough
stuff" and treat violators de
Gently"
"Cursing by officers is a common
complaint" declared Judge John r.
Newcomer, who released Sylvester
Brennan, who resisted arrest because
the police used profane language.
Arrests should be made decently
and those arrested brought into
court In a gentlemanly manner"
The Washington times., 1922-02-14
BILL SEEKING YOUNGER
POLICE FORCE FILED IN MD.

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 14.-No person
over forty years Of age will be elisi-
BILE to appointment on the Baltimore
county police force in the future II
q bill introduced by Senator David
q. Mcintosh, Of Baltimore county.
Is passed by the Maryland legislature
Under the present law men be.
tween the ages Of twenty-one and
forty-five can be appointed to the
police force, while the proposed meas
ure reduces the age limit five years.
The bill is said to have been intro
duced with q view to raising the
standard of the Baltimore county po'
lice force by preventing appointment
of men not physically fit to serve be-
cause Of their age.
II In understood that the bill Ia
sponsored by the Baltimore county
commissioners.
The Washington times., 1922-02-14
AMERICAN IRISH
BACK DE VALERA
STAND ON ERIN
Call Convention Of Sympathiz-
ers With Republic Plan as
Opposed to Collins.
BY WEBSTER X. NOLAN,
International NeNa RcrNica.

Angered by the Don't torpedo
usw message Of Michael Collins,
Irish minister OF finance, the Amer,
lean Association for the Recognition
of the Irish Republic retorted today
by issuing a call for a great national
convention Of dc Valera sympa.
thizers.
Plans for the second annual con-
vention of the organization were un-
der way when Collins warning to
discounting agitation for American
recognition Of the Irish Republic was
received. The announcement Of the
calling OF the convention was made
today. prematurely. ''as q fitting an
swer to Michael Collins" It was de-
clared by Thomas w. Lyons. ma
tionai secretary Of the organiza-
ton.
WIN Gather Hero.
The convention will be held in this
city, April 81 and %. "It will be
the most representative convention
ever held by the Irish race In
America" Lyons asserted. Five
thousand five hundred representa-
tives of the organization will be in
vited to attend, equal to the num-
Der attending the first convention Of
the body. held In Chicago last year.
Speakers will include senators and
congressman and men prominent In
public life, according to Lyons.
Notices Of the convention were is'
80 In IA
country, with a request that dele.
gates be elected as promptly as pos
sible. The association has 10000
members organized in forty -seven
States. New Mexico is the only
State which is not organized.
A special delegate representing the
Republican party in Ireland will at
tend the convention. 1t was an
noupced.
Hot resentment was freely ex-
pressed In local Irish Republican
quarters here today over the cable
from Collins, addressed to the or
ganizat ton, asking that that body re-
|frain from its efforts to gather funds
for the republican cause. and that II
cease its propaganda In America In
it's effort to secure American recog-
milton Of De Valera's faction.
Back Republic Plan.
Though the Irish Free State Is
operating professionally" Lyons de-
clared, 1.-The Irish Republic still lives.
Until the choice Of one or the other
forms Of government has been put
up to national plebiscite. the repub'
lie lives. We are confident. as De
Valera In confident, that the hearts
of all Ireland beat as one for the
cause OF an independent ireland
The treaty with Great Britain rep
resents the first instance In Irish
history where Great Britain was for
NAL recognized al suzerain OF Ire
land. But the people have yet to
speak."
I Lyons today made public the fol
lowing cablegram, dated Dublin. re
ceived by the organization from
Cannon de Valera:
National resolution received
Irish republicans ready to abide by
plebescite flee Of threat Of war. We
The Washington times., 1922-02-14
QUEBEC NETS $4,000, 900
FROM LIQUOR TRADE

Upon the continued prosperity OF
the liquor trade depends the Province
Of Quebec's ability to pay off her pub,
lie debt. improve her highways, pro,
mote colonization and carry out pub.
lie school projects, American Consul
Dennison today informed the Com
merce Department.
The liquor business in Canada's
largest province, Dennison said, has
been operating at a profit OF $4,000
900 a year to the provincial govern
ment.
The Washington times., 1922-02-14
6 6 6
will break q Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
we know, preventing pneumonia
HOME INTELLIGENT
CARE SAVES TEETH

Dentists, for some time, have
been, advising the use Of milk Of
magnesia as a mouth wash, because
this liquid reaches every exposed
part Of the teeth, counteracts acid
mouth, makes the saliva alkaline
and thus prevents the principal
cause Of decay. Still better Is the
use Of the new tooth paste which
contains milk Of magnesia and thus
answers for both dentifrice and
mouth wash. Its name Is Mag Lac.
II is very pleasant to use and Is being
prescribed by many dentists. Get a
tube today at any Of these Penslar
Stores-All Of Peoples Drug Stores In
Washington are Penslar Stores.
The Washington times., 1922-02-14
DYED A SWEATER
AND SKIRT WITH
DIAMOND DYES"

Every Diamond Dyes package
tells how to dye or tint any worn.
faded garment or drapIry q new
rich color that will not streak, spot.
fade, or run. Perfect home dyeing
is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes
even II you have never dyed before.
Just tell your druggist whether the
material you wish to dye is wool or
silk, or whether II Is linen. cotton.
or mixed goods For fifty-one years
millions of women have been using
Diamond Dyes" to add years Of
wear to their old. shabby waists.
skirts, dresses. coats. sweaters,
stockings, draperies, hangtngs.
everything.-Advert
The Washington times., 1922-02-14
DEATHS.

MADsEN-Hans T.. 81 yrs. Walter Reed
MApDEN-Jo.eph F.. IS yrs. 1921 18th
sufTi9Thom.. NJ. Is yrs. Garfield
pkRSB-M.ry A.. 90 yrs. III4 nth
soPHER-rsnnie. -1s yrs. 1913 Col. I'd.
KENNrDY-Dennis,s s yrs.. 10 9Th ne.
BERRY-wiliism F.. II yrs, st. Eliza.
pS Sfise PIE: e.. "a yrs. g. C.
MxRsH-Aii.ter. 10 yrs. Casualty Hosp
sHEPARD-Rhodee. Sc yrs, 221 M NV
BRILL--Ausust, 80 yrs. lsss ! ct. NV.
REID-Nannie. Sc yrs. st. Elisabeth's
sTEyENs-Assth. A.. 1 mo-. ,soo X NV.
Io SS!Sm1la s0i e yrs. c..u.,,, Hosp.
RoYsTERIwillism. s. yrs.. st. Eliza
HSLL.yieis. 80 yr.., 1s1 9Th st. NV.
LEFFYEAR-Evs D.. 90 yrs, aas, nth
nRoMN-ssmu.i. 9, yrs. TOO 9Th st. ne.
MEYERs-osorGs. ~ yrs, Emergency
pANRs.M.ry A., 81 yrs, -, 18th 81, n.
PARLIAMENTARY, ~ yrs. 1907 7th &C.
JAM1EsoN-Jamss, 10 yrs., Casualty
95itisa5SSsNIg M,..!.;; !" Sr::: II, Z g, nv.
sRooKs-Juii.. ~ yr:.. rrs.dm. M
HtLiS5p.r.ss l.. - Yrs. 1919 10th NV,
Hosp.
The Washington times., 1922-02-14
MARRIAGES.

ON-MILES-willari O., n. and
josephine E.. 81. both Of Richmond
va. The Rev. Howard F. Downs
HARPEN- MIsH1AI-warrsn A., ~, and
Helen a.. 20. The Rev. John H. Jeffries
vELESS-HILL-John E.. ~. and Nnr.
Jorie ". %. The Rev. Y. A Hannah.
COTTRELL-COMBS- j., Il, and
Genevieve. ~. Tho Rev. Titus e. Davis
CLARK-BAKER-Has f., Il. and Nh
dred NJ. Fl. The Rev Harry d.
Mitchell.
MA,yONE- BAUR-Gcorse A.. tr., So. and
Alice NJ, rs. The Rev. William J
EHI-cARTER--Aiiie e. Is. ce.lon
Va. and Rose, Is. Blaton, Va. The
Rev. Titus z. Davis
BIBEAU-JEAN-Lee p. Is, Hartford,
= Conn. and Merna b.. 20. Worcester,
Mass Toe Rev. A. r. Andersen.
PEI RIE-sIAw-John. 70, and Margaret
E.. ~. The Rev. Harvey Mcleod.
KOSICR- wOLFE-William IS. and Fan
ME, rs. The Rev. @. silverstone.
BERESFoRD-MASON g.. ~. and
Helen, IS. The Rev. Robert tombstone.
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LINUS r. MEACHAM.

: Linus F. Meacham. fifty-three years
Old. salesman for Middaugh q Shan
non. died last night Of Bright's dis
east at his home, IL r street north
east. He Is survived by three chill
dren, John L. and Burnett Meacham,
Of Washington, and Mrs. E. Keith
Kelly, Of Panama. Funeral services
will be held at his home tomorrow
afternoon, the Rev. Charles E. Fultz
officiating. Burial will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
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challenge British government to this
test Of real desires of the Irish people.
Treasury of the republic II at the
disposal of our opponents by reason
of majority Of Dali Eireann. Our
Immediate need In funds to counter
act hostile press. explain true mean
ing and effect of treaty and organize
public opinion in view possible cleo
ton. The people at heart as true
and republican az ever. ana gwen
chance will uphold the republic"
The Washington times., 1922-02-14

for tho best recipes calling e1ciu-
sively for food products on display
at the show. Three prizes will be
awarded-$10. So. and 81 each.
Recipes may be turned in at The
Times booth at the show. They
will be received until Saturday
morning. Winners will be an
nounced at the show on Saturday
night.
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Births, Deaths
Phone Main $3.50 Until
2 p. M. Obituary Desk |
AUGUST BRILL.

Funeral services for August Brill.
who died Saturday at his nome. 1886
street northwest. will be held to-
morrow morning at st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church. Alexandria. Burial will
be made in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Mr.. Brill was flfty-two years old
and was a native of Virginia. He IL
survived by one daughter, Miss Edith
Brill.
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Major Sullivan to Be Dined.

Major Daniel Sullivan, superin
tendent of police. and Assistant Su
perintendent Henry @. Pratt, will b.
the guest Of the public order com
mittee of the Washington Board OF
Trade at a luncheon to be given Fri
day noon at the City Club. The Dis
trict Commissioners also have been
invited
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BIRTHS.

LUND-Axel p. and Mary E. girl.
STATZ-John c. and Madaiine NJ. bow.
URRAN-BaItholom J. and Annie ",
boy.
wOOD-EArle c. and Loretta A.. BOY.
wARSAw-Bsnjam amin and selr q, girl.
HUFF-Harry q. and Myrtlebell. girl.
BROwN-Harry Fl. and Margaret A.. girl
SCHAFFER-Jacob N. and Frances r..
boy.
TAYLoR-Arthur and Dora, girl.
McCALL-Harry A. ana Eva r.. boy.
BRUCE-George e. and Daisy. boy.