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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
.FAIRMONT Nine COMES

Tho Rauers mana cement takes I'M
us,la, credit in announcing the crack +
& G nine OF Fairmont as the attraction
~ Rauers' park next Sunday. TINS
team Is regarded az positively the fast.
est In West Virginia. holding victori"'
over Warrington. Clarksburg ParkerS'
rarC and every other team fnote.
or especial interest is the personnel
~ the visiting lineup. which brings
Turkovich for The past several years a
star ut West Virginia Tn'vcrsit":
Thompson. former Wesleyan star:
Lefty" Eraithwood. recognized the best
Soxtrraw in the state Red" Nn.ghr.
waN known here. and others II Is also
axpect"d that the famous HarricK
br"fh"rS will he along
Those who saw the beautiful exhlh!-
ION last Sunday. which was married on
gccount Of rain. are tiCklcd with tn"
Wonderful baseball being offered Il,
Fulton II is doubtful If better stuff
is displayed in the big show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
WON BY MUSK|NGUM.

New Concord, O., June 1S.-Muskin-
gum College defeated the GAINESVILLE AL
Stars here to-day IL TO !. Muskingum
hammered sixteen hits OFF the mucn
touted Mattingly, while the .v1htors'
wrre only able to register four from
shane. Chick Cation. Of the visitors.
and Pud ITutson. OF tho locals, led their
respective teams with the stick ana,
! .ohaugh. Of Muskingum, and Howoy
Cation, Of GAINESVILLE. were the fielding
features OF the game.
BatterievZanesville: Mattfngly ana
Alberts; Muskingum, Shane and Bsu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
HOMER AvERrs sHUr-oUT.

Detroit. June l3.-Detrolt made It
three out OF four from Washington,
winning todays game to l. Harris
homer In the first averted a shutout
for the Nationals. Cobb's hitting was
a big factor N the Tigers victory. while
four double plays behind Oldham also
cut off scoring chances for Washing
ton. The score by innings.
Washington Il 0 0 q 0 0 o q 0--l .
Detroit ......O 0 ! o. 3 x-5 0
Francis. Erickson and Plcnich. Char
rity. Oldham and BaSsler.
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THIRD WON FROM
THOMSON NJ, {.

The Third Presbyterian In s"hall toa m
last evening defeated the Thomson NJ
F. nine Of the Y. VI. G. \. Sunday School
League on the Bridge Park grounds.
to /. The lineup. Third Preshy-
terrain: Murrin. SIS: EhCling, 1b.: Larue.
2h: COllctt. r.: Dawson. &C.: Med!Ck,
Sh.. FiIlmer. G.: Clark. IT,: Boytlc RI
Thomson NJ. f: Oliver. 3h: Dorsey.
Sb.: Potter. S.: Derry r.; Hadorn. e.:
stump. D.: Gruber. Oh; Bruer, CT;
Hanke. IF.
Score by innings:
Thomson .........O n % n n o--l
rreshytcrians $50 q O 0 o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
POUNDED FOUR PITCHERS.

philadelphia. June l%.-PoundinE -FOUR
st Louis pitchers for SIXTEEN h'tS'
Philadelphia today took the hnal game
Of the series. II To d. FIRST basenah
Fournler pitched the eighth inning TOT
the Cardinals and did not allow mt
pitchers Haines and Pertca played hrst
base and shortstop respectively IN tha'
inning. Recruit Singleton held the
visitors to six scattered hits. Score by
Innings:
phIIadelphia o o 7 o n ? 4 x--14 &c |
g I.ouis q q q o 0 0 O. ,
Doak. North. Bailey. Pertica. Fourier
and Clemons; Singleton and Peters.
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yyENEp THE SERIES.

Brooklyn. n. Y. Juno 13.--Chicago
evening up the series by beating
Brooklyn today 8 to ?. The Cubs land
ed on Burleigh Grimes for six hits
and two sacrifices in the fifth. which
with three errors gave them six runs
and sent the Dodgers ace to the show
rrs Alexander receiving alright
support. The score by innings
Chicago o o s q y n O--S Is
BROOKLYN 30 . 0 0 0 0 % 10 :
Alexander and Hartnett, O'Farrell; Il
Grimes. MamauX, Shriver and Miller.
HunglinE.
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new ORCHESTRA

Whncl!nE's latest orchestra. tho An
mex Six. which Was organized very re-
Gently VIII no doubt prove to be one Of
the hits Of the musical season. Every
member Of the orchestra has been care
fully trained In ensemble playing. and
Prof. William Want. the leader has act
ms the motto before. every member
play az tho composer meant II to be
played"
Everything from the light fox trot to
heavy overture work the orchestra is
prepared to give.
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V|CTORS GO TO
n, MARTINSVILLE
Fast Benwood Club Will Go Down the
River Next Week-end-
Practcing Hard

The Victor Athletics Of Benwood Will
Journey 10 New Mart!nSville next Sun
dav afternoon to meet the strong club
OF that place and the Benwood lads
are training hard for the encounter.
The Nictors seem to have recovered
from the slump of the past few weeks
and last Sunday under the leadership OF
Captain Bliski. handed the Bellaire
Eagles IL. with rerk, Hennen. ,Bliski
the Wagner brothers. Schmidt.N mlock'
Fluffy. Clarke. Heller. Butler. Kramer
and Heston ready for the trip, the Ben
wood!tes are expecting 10 return victor
ious.
All players will practice Thursday
evening on the Forty-sixth street
grounds.
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Two base hits Shorten. SEVERED,
Tob!n. Three base hits. Scott. McManus.
Sisler. 2 Stolen base Williams. Sacr.
fee. Danforth. Double play MCManus
and Sisler. Left on base. New York | {;
ST. Louis :. Base on balls. of Shawkey
3: O'Doul .: Danforth 5. Struckout by
Shawkcy l: Danforth 4. Hits off Shaw
key . in Ala innings: Murray In
2-3; ODoul in S. Wild pitch ODoul.
Winning pitcher Danforth. Losing
pitcher Shawkey. Empires Evans and
Nallin. limo 2:25.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
GIANTS AGAIN
DEFEAT REDS
Increase Their Lead Over Pr
rates In National League
Race to Four Games.

New York. June 15.-New York IN
"r'a sed its lead in the National league
to four full games by making q four
in a row from Cincinnati. I 10 s. willis
PITT shurgh lost 70 RoSton. Both Nehf
and Couch were hit hard hut had en-
"crtinnal control. Both the teams
ficlded brilliantly. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
YANk HURLERS
NOT EFFECTIVE
New York and St. Louis Part
Even In Their Four Game
Series.

ST. Louis. June 1.-the Browns ana
the Yankees broke even in their series
bera hv virtue Of the locals II to 4
victory today. due 10 Dave Danforth's
pitchinc and the clubbing OF Sisler and
his mates. Shawkey. Murray and
O'Doul were ineffective. Catcher Sever
pid was put out Of the game for pro-
lasting Umpire Evans decisions. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
GREB VS., LOUCHRAN

Philadelphia. June 13.-Harry Greh
light heavyweight champion was signed
today 10 box Tommy LOuGhran. Phila-
delphia middleweight. at the Philadcl-
phia National League ha seball park on
the night OF July 10. The men will go
eiRht rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
GOOD HITTING
IN THE PUNCHES
Pittsburgh Again Beaten By
Braves, Who Have Won
Nine Out of Eleven.

Boston. juno l3.-Good hitting in the
pinches by Gowdy. Barbara and Nichoi-
son largely accounted for Boston's VIC
tory over Pittsburgh today. s to 5.
giving the series to the Braves. three
games 10 one Ford's fielding WAS bril-
liant. Boston has won nine OF It's last
II games. The score:
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Two base hits-Harpcr, Frisch, Nous.
el. Young. Kelly.
Home run-Margrave.
stolen hases-Dauhert, Harper mar
grave. Meusel. Young :.
Left on hases-Cinc!nnar = Ne"
York 4.
Base on halls-Off Nehf !.
Struckout-By Nchf ,
Hit by pitcher-By Couch "irohD
U:mpires-McCorm!c and Sentelle'
Time-1:3S.
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In the Last Place

Mrs. NaGg-I never should have mar
ried you in the first place!
Nag-But. my dear. I--er--always
that you did it in the-cr--
last place.-New York Sun.
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American Association

Milwaukee O.: indianapolis l.
Kansas City {: Louisville 3.
Minneapolis .; Columbus 6.
St. Paul Toledo. wet grounds.
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One Thing He Knew

The Immigrant had to al up the usual
form. The first question was Born"
Unhesltaiingly he wrote down: Yes. -
Chicago Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14

The Wheeling Tile would like to hear
from the manager Of the Moundsville
Moose IN regard TO playing the game
that was cancelled last Saturday to be
played Saturday OF this week.
A game Is also desired for Sunday.
For arrangements call Wheeling 24l2-J
between $40 and o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
CHALLENGES

The Bellaire Eagles arc looking for a
game for next Sunday. Call Bellalre
Az for arrangements.
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International League

Ruralo :: Newark q.
Syracuse 3; Reading >.
Rochester S: Baltimore >.
Toronto G: Jersey City &.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Chicago 5: Boston
Detroit 3: Washington
S. Louis II: New York
PhIladclphia-C Cleveland. rain.
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The Standing
Today's Games

Chicago AT Boston
! ST. Louis al Brooklyn
Pittsburgh At New York
Cincinnati at Ph!iadclnhia
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Hsisht Of Exclnsivsness.

Heaven is tho only place whore Won
are sure off meeting none hut the best
peoplc-Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
The Standing
Today's Games

Boston at Cleveland
New York at Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago
Washington at St Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Boston \: Pittsburgh ;
Chicago S: Brooklyn 2
New Yori, 7; Cincinnati :
l'hiladelphia II; ST. louis q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
BOWLING
MUsEE DUcKPIN LEAGUE
MUsEE TEN PIN LEAGUE

329 $40 376 372-l426
Tonight: L. Dairy vs.. Apples.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
PANICO En- La Cate
DRAL DE SAN PATRICIO

FL domingo 80 de Julio, POGO des-
pues de las 10 &. IN, Sc arm6 un pdni-
co en- Ia Catedral de San Patricio, de
New York, cuandO Frank Johannes
Gabrielle manando gruesGs gotas Gle
sangre de superficiales heridas que
en- for1na de cruz Sc liabfa inferidO en-
SUI rostro, Y con un cuchillO grande
de tres pulgadas fa hoj&, en su mano
derecha, Sc dirigi0 nj altar dende es-
taba oficiando el Padre Delay, paran-
E,ose &. su lado izquierdo.
Los gritos dc la c0ncuTencia pre-
vinieron al sacerdote contra el lGco,
que fue desaTnado minutes deSpues
de su entrada por algunos de los de
votes. Su mania era 0frecor su san
gre para que el sacerdOte llenase el
ciliz,. Ofreciendo asf I'm sacriHicio por
Jesucristo. Gabrielle habia antes di-
rigidO & Ia Cateilral varias cartas es-
critas con SUI sangre, ofreciem1o ell sa-
crificiO; pcro Sc lie supuso un lunati-
co inofenSivo no sc lie di0 atenci0n.
LueSd del dedagradable incidente
antes referido, Gabrielle fuG llevado
Il un hospital de Hementes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
AGOSTO 9.

FL Pueblo VS. Severiano Burgos.
Evaristo Sanchez, inf art. $40 c. p.
Sc concede los acusados pr0rroga de
80 dfas para presentar la Exposition
del caso
Severe Febre VS. Oscar Bithorn. Di-
soluci0n de sociedad. Vista In esti-
pulaci0n de las parties Y del interven-
tor en- este case, la Corte lie imparte
su aprobaci0n, Y ordena al sfndico Sr.
Saturnino Gonzalez, la -entrega al Sr.
Bithorn de. las cantidades que duran
te el desempeflo de su sindicatura ha-
va venido a su poder, eXcepto 1928 20
que ha sido reclamada por Korber Y
Co. la cual depositara Ell la Seeretaria
de esta Corte, sujetos la resultancia
de dicha reclamaci0n.r az III,
Maria Gonzalez Domini0. La Cor
te declara justificado a favor de la
promovente, el dominic etc. z
Ell Pueblo VS. Jose Barbosa. Inf.
ley arbts., La Corte certifica Y aprue-
ba la copia de los procedimientos ha-
bidos ell este case, para que sirva CO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11

mo exposition los fines de la ape
laci0n.
Providencia Santos etc VS. p. r.
Railway Light and Power Co. Da-
nos Y perjuicios. Por estipulaci6n de
las parties! la COrte ordena ell trasla-
do de este case al Primer Distrito.
Manuel Duefio VS. Fannie Dueflo.
DivOrcio. Los abOgados de las parties,
estipulan, con la aprobaci6n de Ia
Corte, que ell termino concedido al de-
mandante para pTesentar SUI alegato
sea prorrogado hasta el 10 del corrien-
te. an
: FL Pueblo VS. Cristobal Felix. NIu-
tilaci0n. Celebrado ell juicio por Ju-
RADIO. fue declarado culpable. y la Cor
te Senal6 el IA del corriente, para die
tar la sentencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
Aut. judicial. Celebrada la vista, la
Corte Sc reserve la resolution.
DIsTRITo sEGUNDO.
AGoSTo s.

FL Pueblo VS. Anselmo Vazquez, mu-
tilaci0n. Celebrado el juicio por Ju
RADIO, fue declarado culpable, Y la Cor
te se1al6 ell dfa Ii del corriente, para
dictar la sentencia.
Juan Suarez Perez VS. Elena P. Pas
trana V otros. Cobro de dollars.
Banco Comercial de P. r. VS. JESUS
Castanos. Cobro de intereses etc. La
Corte decreta el aseguramiento de la
efectividad de la sentencia en- estos 2
casos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
.POR la 0RTE DE BISTR|T0
DIsTRITo PRIMER,
AGosTo I

Nombres de los Sres. que flltaron
electos de la insaculaci6n dka urna
para servir EN- ell Gran JuHO, que
comenzara a conocer de ldslsuntos
ell 20 de los corrientes, a sfr: Ra-
fael Balseiro. Pedro Candid Ramon
H. DelgadO. Juan Gonz1 Dfaz.
DR.. Francisco Ponte. MigutEcheva-
rrfa Navarro, de San Juan. .Antonio
Perez Torres. Miguel Benik Fran
cisco Colon. Ramon +. Per- de Co
merfo. PrdXedes Rivera. pc Alva-
rez. Enrique Ddvila. Artb Lopez.
Francisco Silva, de Corozal hose Va
lie 2do. Fidel Roman. Ego Cue
rrero, de Vega Baja. Adp Garcia
lopez, de Dorado. MartftantiagO,
de, |Toa Baja.
Jose Q. Rodriguez. TutelD La Cor
te ordena que pOr ell Secretio Sc pa
guen las cantidades espe9cadas en-
dicha orden.
Pedro Juan Barbosa, al. VS.
Eduardo Acufia V otros. ICOrte Sc
1ala la vista de In moci6tle los de-
sobre senalamhto de es-
te case, para ell dfa II 4 corriente
4 las 8 a. IN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
iHe Abusado De Mi Naturaleza?
;He bebido fumado mas de la cuenta?

Lector I'd franco consigo msmo Repitase las pre-
a1riba hacemos oneseselas oda ranquea
81 ha abusado I'd de nataeza, de poder vril 81 ha
hecho I'd excessive del abaco de las bebdas acohSca
segudad rnones han resentido GNo es
depues de noche de h depertsdo "a
adolodo esropeado jQue a pasado I'd e da con-
dolores la cntura con I'm maesar en- IA veg mas pro-
tempo hacer Sin duda todo este
cierto puesto que las leyes Nauraeza nvolabe
hay que falta Como consecuenca dc
desarreglo rnones han resentido debe I'd
dcscuidaos Sin duda que sigue I'd sntendo dolor la
cinura; dcseos frecuenes de hace
aguas teniendo evanarse eda noche respra
cion coada agosa cntura asmada no lie permira
del nngun objeto peado
I'd cansado abatido que teeCa deseos de ira
que desvanecmentos; esta I'd
redad enfermo de los rhones 5Y va I'd escpdarse hasa
que NAL remedio mo sea mas prudente tomar
tempo, remedo preparado expresaheh para con6at
sntomas Pruebe por agunas semanas con- as
del Dr. BECKER para los Rhones Vega 9ns bocarios Las
recomendan robssdsI hs,3
"Micniras mas byono las tome hgcro se.etyagd@
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
AGosTo- s.

Juan Alejo Coneepci69 otros vs.
Antonio Piza. Reivindic36n. A pc
tici6n oral del demandaf, la Corte
pospone la vista de Ia aObaci0n de
Ia Exposition del case ph ell % del
corriente, las a. M. II ~.
Asisclo Marxuach VS. htolfn Min.
Reivindicacion. No halmdo compa-
recido las parties a la 'sta para la
aprobacion de la Exposi6n del caso,
la Corte la suspende haa iiuevo Sc
fialamiento.
Mary P. Dfaz Cintr6tde Ledesma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
9 Yea la edicion Gra-
flea de los SabadoS.
PLEAS DODGE

No repare su CAIRO con las pleas
falsificadas que lie Ofrecen por ahi. Di-
rijase siempre a "Andreu, Aguilar G
Co.. agentes exclusives de Dodge
Bros. EN- Puerto Rico, y economizara
tempo y dinerO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
Banco Comercial de Puerto Rico.
1So DIVIDENDO ACTIVO.

AcOrdado por la Junta General ordinara de accio-
nstas de este Banco Ell reparto de divdendo de
co por ciento 5 del capital realizado, hace saber
los sehores acconisas que e lnes da catorce de los
corrientes quedara alberto ell pago del mismo las
Cajas del Banco oficinas Central Sucursaes.
San Juan, P. r., Agosto de 1922.
A. SARMIENTO,.
SecretOTiO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
Pistola Automatica Alema1aa de Importation
Genuina, marca H'SSTENDA' Z calibre 81.

Sc carga por 81 misma, caiihre 30, Ia cuGl cs
conocida como la pistola automAtica de celidad
mas alta iamas vista La Patoia 'SrENDA"
es ligera nanejaLIe Sc acoHdic:ona a Ia naao y
es facil de lIevar en- ell bolsiiIo, detido 81 IA
mafo y a su forma plana ccmpactn Sc In
tornado el interfs mas cuidadoso ea Ia const'uc-
ci6n v aiuste de esta pistola de carga aItoma-
tica especiamente Sc la eonoce ppr su caua-
cidad para hacer les disparos con Tafidez. por 81
absolute celteza segurdad en- q tiro por Ia
sencille2 ligereza conque suelta cada cartucho
despues de cada disparo colocando seguida
una bala nueva en- su sitio, para l7s sucesivaS
descargas. Monta proyectiles dc calibre 50, tie
no tiros nodaroSa Y establishments Segura
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA.
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE
Subasta
OUNCE VACAS HOLSTEIN
GRADED

Sc recibiran prOposiciOnes en-
sObre cerradO hasta las 3 p. M,
agosto 81, 1922, para el suminis-
trO al Gobierno Insular de quin-
ce vacas HOlstein Graded.
Pueden 0btenerse prOpOsiciO-
mes en- blanco dirigi6ndOse al Ne
gociadO de Materiales, Imprenta
y Transporte, San Juan, p. X.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
AOTCIAS De SANIDAD

En- .agosto tres, tom6 possession de su
cargo como profesora del Asilo de Nj
hos de Santurce, la senorita Estela
Braschi, quien anteriormente desem-
peilaba una plaza en- las Escuelas Phi
blicas de San Juan, a satisfaction de
todos sus superiores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11


ehechos de dc G
Su cab lie
Esribam m mnomb
efranqo pagap la
s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11

Ha sido prOpuesta al Departamento
de Educaci5n como profesora de Glen
cias Dom6sticas para ell Asilo de Nj
ilas de Santurce, la senorita Isabel
Quinones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11

Han solicitado SUI jubilaci0n des--
pues de veinte amos de trabajo en- ell
Gobierno, las seloritas Laura Giles
ira Luisa Fernandez Callejo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11

A las profesoras seiiorita NJ. r. Sal
gado y seflora Rosa B. de BuX6, EN-
pleadas Ell los Asilos de Carload de
Santurce, 'se les han concedido a ca
da una un ai1o de licencia sin sueldo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11

FL Departamento de Sandal ha
suspendido de empleO Y sueldO al ms
pector de Sanidad, Jesus V6leZ GuZ
man, que prestaba servicios Ell el pue-
bio de Lares, por cargos que lie han
sido presentados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11

Han sido nombradas las siguientes
Visiting Nurses:
1.-Francisca Gonzalez, para traba-
jar en- ell Negociado de Hygiene In
fantil.
2.-Julia Catala Isabel Arabia de
Malpica, para que presten su coope-
raci6n la Cruz Roja Americana.
3.-Lucfa Torres, para que trabaje
en- el Laboratorio Bacteriol0gico, Y
Rosalina G. de Patti fue trasladada
a Ponce, como Head Nurse.
Ell Doctor Francisco Hernandez, Di-
rector del Laboratorio Bacteriol0gico,
solicit6 lie fue concedida una licen-
cia por 60 dfas. FL DR.. Hernandez
piensa embarcarse para los Estados
Unidos,> pasar allf sus vacaciones.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
ITALY TO CONCILIATE
BERLIN AND MOSCOW
De Facta Expects Germany to
Be Element for Peace.

ROME, March is (Associated Press).-
At the opening of Parliament to-day
Luigi De Facta, the new Premier. re-
viewed the situation at home and
abroad. He asserted that exceptional
methods for balancing the budget must
be abandoned. Italy was animated with
the best of sentiments toward Germany
and Russia, and he was confident that
Germany would respect her engagements
and become an element for peace and
economic cooperation In Europe.
The Premier declared that Italy held
no prejudices against Russia and had
no intention of interfering in that coun-
try's internal affairs. He hoped the COM
mercial agreement already concluded
with Russia would be the prelude to
more important agreements. Italy de-
sired friendly relations with Jugo-slavia
and profitable commercial exchanges be-
tween the two countries.
The Premier added that the Govern
ment was bending its efforts to prepare
for the Genoa economic conference and
In referring to the conclusion OF the
treaties at the recent Washington con-
ference characterized them as new
bonds of friendship
During the present session the treaties
signed at the Washington armament con-
ference will be brought UP for ratifica-
tion. The expectation is there will not
be much opposition to them.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
MONTAGU DEFENDS
HIS INDIA DISPATCH
Says Cabinet Had 1t 48 Hours,
Not Stopping Publication.

LONDON. March Is (Associated Press) !.
Edwin S. Montagu. who recently re-
signed as Secretary for India. defended
himself In the House of Commons to-
night against the Government and Earl
Curzon, Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
He maintained that his dismissal was
a pretext.
Mr.. Montagu repeated that IL the Gov
ernment would allow the publication OF
his telegram to Lord Reading the Vice
roy, 1t would be found that he realized
the impossibility of the Allies fulfilling
all the demands made by India. He
wished to emphasize that his resignation
now did not mean rejection OF the right
to consideration of the terms put for
ward in behalf of the Moslems OF In
dia.
Austen Chamberlain. the Government
leader. reiterated that the Prime Min
lister knew nothing of the publication OF
the Indian statement until he read 1T in
Thursdays newspapers. He denied also
that Mr.. Montagu's resignation was due
TO any change in the Government policy
with regard to India,
The New York herald., 1922-03-16

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