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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13
farmer IS BADLY
BURNED TRYING TO
Save HIS FAMILY
Lester Hall, well known young farmer re-
siding three miles south Of Harding was severely
burned about the face and hands, at 80 o'cIocl

this morning, w h ii e
rescuing his wife and
four year old son, Merle,
sfrom fire which totally DESTROYED
their home. The farm house was
situated nine miles north of Ottawa
ON the Plank road. and was owned by
Charles W. Campbell of this CITY.
1he total damage caused by the con-
migration was slightly more than
$4,000 and the loss was only slightly
covered by insurance.
Neighbors of Mr. Hall took him to
Harding, as soon as they learned he
was burned, where Dr. G. C. Lawry
attended to his injuries
Mr.. Hall arose shortly before $50
this morning. and kindled the kit
chen fire, leaving his wife and smai.
son sleeping. He then went into the
yard to do his morning chores. A
few minutes later he looked toward
the house, and saw smoke coming
out of the kitchen window. He ram
inside and found that the blaze.
which appeared to have started in
the kitchen. had spread thru all the
downstairs rooms.
With difficulty he made his way
thru the smoke and fire, and I'D the
stairs, rescung his wife and little
son from what might have been
horrible fate. Neighbors saw the
flames, and ran to the aid of Mr..
all, who was then badly burr
The confiagration had gained such
headway, that very few articles could
be carried from the home. N
The entire structure was levelesR
A $4,000 crib and elevator which WIS
located near the house, was saved
from the flames by two large maple
trees, which separated them, and a
bucket brigade formed by neighbors.
All of the other buildings on the
farm were also saved although the
trees which shielded the crib were
badly burned.
The house was valued at $4,000.
Mr. Campbell had this only partially
covered by insurance. Mr.. Halls
furniture was vaued at $1,000. He
carried only 500 worth of insurance
on this.
The blaze had spread to such an
extent before Mr. Hall discovered it,
that it was impossible to tell Just
where it started in the kitchen. How
ever, it is believed to have been caus-
ed by either the stove or the flue.
The home was one of the old land
marks, Of La Sale county. and was
the first house erected in Freedom
township, that is standing. 1t was
six room, two story frame structure,
with a solid walnut frame. The struc-
ture was built in 1898 It's cobble-
stone foundation was not damaged.
The place has always been kown as
the "Old Bradshaw homestead" Mr..
Campbell has owned it for several
years.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13
SPECIAL c.. O. & P. TRAIN
CARRIES TEACHERS

A large interurban car and trail
or, filled with teachers, pulled out OF
Ottawa today for Princeton for the
Upper Illinois Valley Teachers asso-
citation meeting. few minutes later
two cars from Streator passed thru
town headed for the meeting.
School children were oyerjoyed by
the vacation period which they were
granted today as result of the meet
ing. which will come to a close to-
night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13
CHILDREN DEPENDENT
PROBATIONER SAYS

A petition was filed in the County
court today by Miss Launia Aussem
the probation officer asking that Earl,
Alice and Charlotte Schiradelly.
children of Mrs. Schiradelly of
Plano. be declared dependent. The
petition stated that the mother OF the
children is temporarily a resident of
Plano The family formerly lived in
the north of the county. The father
of the children is prisoner in the
Joliet penitentiary.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13
FIVE FROM OTTAWA TO
ATTEND A. [. CONGRESS

Thomas Mcnamara, Join Farrell.
Kenneth Nertney, Joseph Schiffgens
ard Or G. A. karr will leave Chicago
tomorrow night on special La Sale
county car for New Orleans to attend
the ngtional American Legion conven.
til Besides the Ottawa mon there
will be six Peru men. seven from Mar
seillo5, six from Utica, four from
Streator and one from La Sale on the
car The party will be gone for one
week.
Thomas Mcnamara chartered the
car and secured all the delegates 70
make the trip to fill it. The party will
live in the car while in New Orleans.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR JOSEPH BOYD

The funeral of Joseph w. Boyd,
prominent Grand Ridge man, who
died at his home half mile west of
Grand Ridge Wednesday morning, was
held this afternoon. Services were
held at the house at 130, after
which the body was brought to Otta-
wa by auto, lnterment was made in
the family lot in the Ottawa avenue
cemetery
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13
TROOP OF BANDITS
ROB BOOZE STORAGE

Chicago, Oct ia score of ban
dts boldly invaded the Grommes &
Ulrich bonded warehouse, half
block from traffic police headquart-
ers. shouldered aside a postman. who
was being admitted to the building,
bound five employees and escaped
with goo cases of liquor loaded on
three trucks. At least twenty men
were in the band according to police
reports.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13
FRIDAY THE IS 7 H.
HOLDS NO TERRORS.
FOR THESE WOMEN
THREE SELECT "UNLUCkIEST"l
DAY FOR FILING DIVORCE BILLS
IN CIRCUIT COURT - TWO ARE
GRANTED DEGREES.

La Sale county possesses at least
three women who are not supersti.
tious about the one date that is hor.
rible to almost every member of the
| feminine sex. These three women
started proceedings in the circuit
court today to have their marriage
ties severed DEGREES were granted
in two instances.
Charges Desertion.
Mrs. Anna Donnell of Streator I'll.
ed bill this morning asking a di-
vorce on grounds of desertion. She
alleges thatt she and the defendant
were welded Sept. 10. 1917, at Lacon
and claimed that May 90, 1920, the
defendant deserted her and has since
lived apart from her A hearing was
held before Judge Eldredge a few
minutes after the case was filed and
a decree was granted by Judge Edgar
Eldredge.
lntoxcation.
Mrs. Mary Trboyich, of Peru, Sc
cured a divorce from Alex Trbovich
on grounds of intoXication. Mrs
Trbovich told the court that she and
the defendant were married April 10
1920, and that short time after the,
wedding the defendant became in
toxicated, and had since been an
habitual drunkard Frequently, she
stated, he would desert her mad would
remain away from home from one to
five months. She claimed that she
was forced to work and support her
children by a former marriage and
his children by a former, marriage.
Judge Eldredge granted the decree.
Mrs Trbovich filed the bill with
the circuit clerk few minutes be-
fore the hearing.
Claims He was Cruel
Mrs. Mayme Werner of La Sale |
filed bill asking a divroce from
Henry Werner on grounds of cruelty. |
She claimed that she and the defen-
dant were married Jan. %, 1913, in
Ladd, and separated Sept "a, 1922.
She charged that he grabbed her
roughly by the arms, pinched her,
choked her and threatened to kill
her. She asked the custody of her
two children, John Henry, aged g.
and Robert James, aged q
Mr.. Werner resides in Ladd.
Attorney J. E. Malone Jr, represents
the complainant in her action, which
will come up for trial in the January
term of court.
$2,500 Trespass Suit.
A $1,000 trespass damage suit was
started in the circuit court today by
Anton Janovich Of La Sale, against
Arthur Cattaneo and Lester Cattaneo
of Peru Only the praecipe in the
case was filed by the attorney for
the plaintiff, j. f. Malone Jr., and the
cause Of action was not made pub /
lie.
Hiram Collier Will Filed.
The will of the late Hiram w. Col
lier of Marseilles, who died recently
was filed for probate today. Mr.. Col
leir left all of his property to his
widow, Mrs. Mary A. Collier, for her
lifetime, after which it is to go to
his six children, Miles Henry Collier
Louis Elmer Collier, Esther Collier
Good, Lulu Collier Spencer, Lee Col
lier and Herald Collier Mrs. Collier
is named as executrix The will was
drawn Sept. 7, 1916, and was wit
messed by John Adler and George Big
NALL
The petition fixing the value of the
estate was not fled
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13
REPORT TURKS MOVE
FROM CHANAK AREA

Chanak, Oct. 1S-(By the APl--
A general retirement of the Turkish
troops from the immediate vicinity OF
Chanak is in progress.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13
Marrisue Licenses

John Hall Hyman Chicago, 80;
Myrtle d. Hogue, Seneca, p.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-13

Unsettled tonight and
Saturday; probably show
ers; warmer tonight and
Saturday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26

Muchos son los concentrates que Sc
vienen hacienda en- los centros oheia-
les Del Gobierno insular y de las au-
toridades federales. a proPoaito dc la
reclente oFden de Mr. Harding, res
pecto q Il nueva Interpretation dada
por 81 "Attorney General, Daugher-
a.. q Ia Ley Volstead.
Accrca De este agunto podemos In
formar que en- relaci6n con Ia citada
orden DEF presidente Harding, a.
efecto de que todos los bareos qre
arriben a este distrito y que hayan
falido De un prerto extraniero. des-
pu&s De II media noche del u del co..
rients. tendrian cue entregar a las
autoridades tOdo el lieor que eonduje-
ran . boFdo. exeepto aquel que Sc re-
quiere para usos niedieinales. hasta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26

sea atacando la capacidad del Gober
nador y So.icitando su destituci6n.
''Claro esta NOS han dicho- que
habiendo mayoria de municipios unio
nistas Ell resultado de semejante ere
ferendum' no podra ser mas adverse
a, Gobernador''.
Hasta la fecha no sabemos que min
gun municipio unionista haya aproba-
do Resolution alguna en- tai sentido;
zero 10 que 81 es de advertir, es que
cuantas veces Sc ha iniciado una cam
pafia por ell partido de la mayoria con
ira ell Gpbernador, otras tantas, los
municipios republicano1 socialistas
asi como todas las otras instituciones
afnes q! Gobernador, han expresado
en- alguna forma su endoso y su res
paldo al Gobernador.
Los unionistas, ,por ltant@ y con
e. prop6sito de contrarrestar esa cam
raiia pro-Reily, intentan hacer 10 pro
pio con los organismos en- los cuales
tienen ellos eI CONTROL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
ST COntindan en- WgOr las diSpOsiGO-
neS de Daugherty, eI IeSOrO de ?. R.
perdoramaS de ,OOOanuaImente
Las autOridGdes federGIes temen que dichGs dis
posiciOnes 0fecten las ObrGs que Sc reGLizGn
en- ell puerto de San Juan

las autoridades federales han llegado
informaciones de los agentes de dos
companies de vapores espanoles, las
lineas franeesa holandesa, han no.
tifcado a sus ofcinas principales que
sus barcOs no atraquen a este puer-
10, nj ningdn otro puerto de este
distrito.
ri cumplimicntO riguroso de esta
Ordcn cOnstituira -.se asegura-una
p6rdida de ingresos para el Gobierno
Insnlar, en- los recibos de las Adua-
mas, montante por 10 menos a medic
million de d6lares anuales, pues es de
todos conOeido que es mas barato en-
barcar via Nueva York, a que las
msrcancias lleguen aqui, dircctamen-
te de Europa. Esta situaci6n puede
afectar tambien las mejoras del
puerto que actualmente sc estan lie
vando a efecto. pUes el tonclaje que
le corresponds al puerto dc San Juan,
Sc vera materialmente reducido, tai
extreme, que surgira una grave du-
da de 81 ol Congreso, con este profile
ma. Sc inclinara a apropiar mas di-
nero para continuar las operaciones
del dragado.
Durante este ano un gran ndmero
de barcOs han arribado a este puerto,
en- busca de carbon aqua. 10 que Sc
veria afectado per esta ordenanza.
Segin parece, cada uno de estos va
pores deja, en- brute, en- este puerto,
alredodor de Is 20 mil d6lares, sin
contar el dinero que invierten en- ell
pago dc los trabajadores.
Sc adyierte que los productores de
cafe, sin duda alguna, seran los que
mas sufriran individualmente, puesto
que Ia mayOria de nuestro grano Sc
embarca de esta isla en- vapores ex-
tranjeros. La Aduana, seg1n parece,
sabe que los compradores de cafe es-
tan utilizando esta orden, o meior di-
ehO aprovechand6se de esta orden,. pa
(cOntin6a en- Ia Sra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
NJ GRANnIOsO AcONTECIMIEN-
TO DE MARANA

Ia eiudad De San Juan esta dc pla-
Genes.
Desde hace algln tempo. el pdbli-
40 que eoncurre a los prineipalos tea
tFoa De IN Isla deseaba poder apre-
ciar aqul una gran production cinema
tografca y aunque Sc han estrenado
algunas muy exeelentes ninguna ha-
bra recordadO los exitos De Los Cua-
tro Jihetes". "Hijos Ingratos" etc.
I.os sres. Bruno 4 Vazquez. notan-
do esta faltA adquirieron una eiuta
DEF notable director Cecil B. Demille,
en- IA cuaI hguran seis grandes estre-
Has De las cuales rccordamos Ia
simpaiiea Dorothy Dalton y Mrs.
Charley Chaplin.
VI titulo "un Mentido Paraiso" es-
a muy aeertado lcs Sres. Bruno y
Eazquez a,eeuran y empehan 81 pa
iabra De cue esta joya del arte mu-
do gistArA tanto mas que muchas
cintaa "a estrenadas aqui
Al Rialto. pues. mahana Viernes. a
adniraF Ia obra de socicdad mas Ia
josa importada a Puerto Rico hasta
n fecha.
rrNr snw.r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
Sc MENCONA CON NSSTENCIA FL NONBRE DEL SENADOR
new PARA SUSTITUR AL COBERNADOR De PUERTO RICO
Los CQONADOS PORTORRNOS TON PARTE EN- La PRO CA ELECTORAL
DE ESTADS NDOS PARA HACE PUDC SS CARGOS CONTRA Ell GODRND
Case QUE Ell RSDENTE NO ACTUF
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Omitted Press, via ''AII America Cables

WASHINGTON, Octubre 25.-En los CircuIOs
autOrizadOs Sc t;ene la conviction, plena GER
terra, de que Ell presidente Harding no prestara
per ahOra atenci0n aIguna al prObIema pOIitico
de Puerto Rico. Los distntOs hOmbres pnbIiCos
de Puerto Rico, que han viSitadO nltimamente
al Presdente, para pedir la destituci0n del gO=
bernadOr Reilly, 10 han hechO sObre la base de
que el GObernadOr no eSta capaCitadO para des=
empenar dichO cargo pOr su faIta de tactO sus
pOcas condolences de preparation intellectual.
FL presidente Harding no fa queridO hacer
deClaraCiOnes pnbliCaS cen reaCi0n las cues
tones de Puerto Rico, pOr 10 cual reina gran ex-
peCtaCi0n entire los pOrtOrriquenOs residences
en- esta capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
FERNANDO LUIS MORA JR.


Asi Sc llama e, primer vastago de
los esposos Mora-Basch, de Adjuntas.
cue ila llegado robusto y alegre como
una Pascuas.
Es Ell padre del nuevo ciudadano
nuestro> amigo Ell prominente pohtico
de Adjuntas don Fernando Luis Mora
y la madre, la distinguida virtuosa
dana portorriquena dofia Angelita
Bosch.
Fernando Luis es sobrino ademas
del conocido hombre de negocios de
San Juan don Enrique Mora.
Deseamos al nuevo cristiano toda
suerte de venturas en- la vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
LOS VENIZELISTAS NO QUIE
Rem LA REPUBLICA AHORA

ATENAS, octubre 25.- Ell Comite
Venizelista ha publicado un manifesto
en- ell que aseguran que no suscitaran
Ia question de la Republica en- las
elecciones pr6ximas.
Ell manifesto des1niente ademas las
noticias relaciorndas con Ell supuesto
movimiento separaitsta atribuido a los
simpatizadores del ex-Premier, veni-
zelos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
Sc nos infOrma que eI Comt8 Nado-
naRepublICanO ha heCflO una question
de Gabnete eI "afffaie'' de Mr.. Rely
Los municipios unionistas hardn resoluciones
com6atiendo al gobernador Rely y pidiendo la
Immediate remoci6n de este

Estan los animos algo excitados con
motive de las noticias que acerca de
los asuntos de Puerto Rico Sc reciben
del Norte.
En- este mismo numero aparece un
cablegrama de Washington, el cual es
favorable al partido de la mayoria.
Sin embargo, por personals muy allie
gadas al Gobernador supimos aver que
en- Ell Palacio circul6 aver la noticia
de que Mr.. Rely habia recibido un
cablegrama de Washignton, en- ell que
Sc le decia, que, en- vista de la actitud
adoptada por Ia Union ultimamente. ell
Comite Nacional Republican, habia
resue.to hacerse cargo del "affaire"
del Gobernador de Puerto Rico, pre-
sentarlo en- adelante como ina cues
ti6n de Gabinete.
De ser este cierto, Green los mas
aregados Mr.. Reilly que Ell Partido
Unionista no alcanzara NADIA practice
en- SUI nueva campafia contra ell Gober
nador, va que este habra de ser man
tenido en- su puesto a todo trance.
HASTA Ell 24!----
Don Roberto H. Todd, quien le
hablamos de 10 que decimos mas arri
ba, no pudo contenerse, v en- una ex-
plosi6n de politica algeria, nos dijo:
Use figura usted! Mr. Reilly ha
ce aqui las elecciones de 1924!----
LOS MUNICIPIOS UNIONISTAs HA
RAN REsoLUCIoNES COMBATIENI
DO AL GOBERNADOR Reilly
Hace algunos dias la prensa diaria
publico la resolucion de un Municipio
Republican,, en- "a cual Sc respaldaba
al gobernador Reilly Y Sc abogaba por
que dicho funcionario continuara en-
Puerto Rico.
A este respecto hemos dido la OPT
MON de algunos signifcados unionistas
quienes consideran tai cosa como un
error de los rerublicanos, va que ha-
ciendo este provocan que, igual ac-
cion sea adoptada por los municopios
unionistas pero en- sentido contrario Q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
Ell PRESIDENTE HARDING PROMETIO, UNA
VEZ MAS, ESTUDlAR LOS CARGOS

WASHINGTON, Octubre 25.-El Presidente
prorneti6 al senOr TraviesO dar preferente aten-
ci0n los CargOS contra el GObernador anun-
clio que pr0ntO darla COnOcer su decision.
Con este motive y pendiente del ofreCimien-
to del Presidente, la COmisi6n de PortOrrique-
nos que Sc halla aqui, para cOntinuar la campa-
fla contra Mt. Reilly, acord6 suspender tempo
ralmente los ataques. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
ILOS PORTORRIQUENOS TOMARAN PARTE
EN- LA PROXIMA CAMPANA ELECTORAL p

WASHINGTON, Octubre z5.-Una distingui
ca persOnalidad pOrtOrrique1a ha decIarado que
TN mOvimientO de prOtesta EN- la pr0xima CAM
paha electoral en- EstadOs UnidOs, contra la Ad-
miniStracion del presidente Harding, Crearia
seguramente una situaci6n baStante difich para
ell gObiernO.
Sc cree que los pOrtOrriqaenOs IIevaran la
CamDaiia contra ell GObernadOr las tribunas
plblicas, COOperandO este fin con los Demo-
crataS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
LLOYD GEORGE = sU FAMILIA
ABANDoNAN SU RESIDENCJA
DE DOWNING ST.

LoNDRES, octubre 25.- Ell senior
Lloyd George su familia abandona-
ron hoy su residencia de Downing St.,
que se-a ocupada por ell nuevo jefe
del gobierno MIR. Bonhr Law.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
Ell SENADOR NEW, HASTA AHORA, 'ES Ell
QUE TIENE MAS PROBABILIDADES
DE SER NOMBRADO

WASHINGTON, OCtubre 25.-EI n0mbre mas
prOminentemente mencionado para gobernador
de Puerto Rico es ell del senadOr Harry S. New,
de Indiana.
Suenan tambien, Horace M. TOwner, presi-
dente del C0nite de AsuntOs InsuIares de la Ca
mara, y Ell senior RhineIandO Waldo, anterior
mente cOnlisiOnadO de la POIicia de New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26

de la entreyista que Celebr6 el lunes con Ell Pre-
sidente, al que present6 los cargos fundamentals
les para la destituCion del gObernadOr Reilly.
TraviesO manifesto que habia pedidO al Pre-
s;dente un EiOnlbre que, pOr sus CondiCiOnes mo-
rales virtudes civicas, pueda COOperar con sus
luces la alta mission que realiza EstadOs Uni.
dos en- Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
BARCELO A SARANAK LAKE

WASHINGTON, Octubre 25.-EI presidente
del SenadO pOrtOrriquefiO senOr Antonio R. Bar
cello vino en- union del LCdO. C6rdOva DaviIa, pc
70 saliO inmediatamente hacia Saranak Lake,
dOnde tiene I'M EijO enfermO
Sc espera que Ell seiiOr BarceI0 regrese muy
prOntO a eSta tiudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
ultima HORA
Ell HERMOSo TEATRO OLIMPo
DE SANTURCE, INGREsA EN- Ell
"CIRCUITo BRUNO Y vAZQUEz"

Aver Sc fir1n6 el Contrato de Arren
damiento de Peliculas entire ell teatro
OLIMPO y ell "Circuito Bruno y vaz
quez'', por Ell cual dicho Teatro exhi-
bira tambien en- Santurce todas las pc
liculas que integran ell Circuito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
Ell PRESIDENTE ES Ell UNICO
ARBITRO DE LA SITUACION

WASHINGTON, octubre 25.-El presidente
Harding cs el lnicO funciOnariO cue tiene en- sus
manOs la decision de las CuestOnes pOIiticas de
Puerto Rico y asi 10 hizO COnstar a los portOrri=
que1os CnandO les manifesto que el prOcuraria
dar una sOluci0n Immediate al cOnfliCtO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
CORDOVA DAVILA SOSTIENE UNA
ENTREVISTA CON TRAVIESO

WASHINGTON, Octubre 25.-Tan prOnto lie
go aGui el senior C0rdOva DayiIa Sc entreyist0
con eI LcdO Martin TraviesO
Ell AlcaIde de San Juan expusO los resuItados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
CORDOVA DAVILA EN- WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Octubre 25.-Ayer lIeg6 a
esta capital, prOcedente de Puerto Rico, ell CO.
msiOnadO Residente, sefOr C0rdOva DaviIa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
Los REPRESENTATIVES DE
FRANCIA EN- LA CONFEREN=
CIA DE LAUSANNE

PARIS, octubre 25.-''Le Matin''
asegura que los senores Franklin Bout
lou Gabriel Hanotaux presidiran la
delegation francesa. la proxima con-
ferencia de Lausanne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
NUMEROSOS NOMBRES Sc MENCIONAN EN-
LOS CIRCULOS POLFTICOS

WASHINGTON, Octnbre 25.-Comienzan va
mlencionarse en- los CircuIos politicos dversos
nOnrbres para Sustituir al gObernador Reilly en-
case de que ell faIIO del presidente Harding lie
sea adverse aqueI.
AlgunOs pOrtorriquefios han expresadO su Op=
timiSmO COnfianza en- eI exitO de suS gestiOnes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
500
GRATIFICACION

Sc pagara por information condu-
cente al arresto conviction de Ia per.
soma que agredio al Presidslte, Gel
Gran Jarado de la Corte Federal. "a
Il noche del sabado octu5.s 81, 1922.
Igual gratifcaci6n Sc pagara por in
formation conducente al arresro de
cualquier persona que amenacs o in
tervensa con cualQuier miembrc dei
Gran Jurado otro Official de la Corte
federal.
The Washington times., 1922-12-27
Do Birds Roost in the Heights of Ice
Laden Mountain Tops?

the top of the mountain Is snow
filling vast volcanic crater.
This is neither proven nor dis.
proven. The height Of the noun
tain is given as 10.s27.
Storms come suddenly on the
mountain. A week after the
party Of which I was a member
made the climb the same guide
led another party, and as II ap-
preached the higher reaches a ter.
rifle blizzard suddenly blew over
the skyline and drove them back.
This was August II.
Seven and eight thousand feet
up we saw lifeless bugs. heard
Of ants being that high. We saw
flies buzzing about. Why they
go there I don't know, for there
was nothing but ice. The ice.
which is more like crystal snow
on the surface, Is somewhat dirty
even at the highest attitudes
that is, dusty. or soiled. suffl.
ciently for us to scrape away the
top when we filled our little
pocket waterbottles with crystals
to melt for water.
The Washington times., 1922-12-27
|TURTLESERUM|
|AIDS WAR ON |
CONSUMPTION |

nENO-Turtle serum as a
weapon against the great
~ white plague will be pro-
duced on a large scale, with Ne
vada as great breeding ground
for turtles Of the dry.land va
riety. It is announced simultane-
ously with the filing Of papers
OF incorporation at the capital,
Carson City. for the California
Physicians Laboratories. Inc.
The work has been brought to
the United States again after ex-
tensive experiments in Mexico at
Mazatian, where, II Is declared, II
was demonstrated to the scientific
world that the turtle Is immune
to all human diseases.
DR.. Martini Damourette, who
conducted research work In a
number Of countries Of both hemi-
spheres. experimental with tur-
ties in Mexico on a special con-
cession Of land by former Presi-
dent Diaz. He Is one Of those
interested in the present project
Revolutions hindered his plans in
Mexico.
The use Of turtle serum in COM
batting tuberculosis Is confidently
expected by those interested in
the present enterprise to prove
the long-sought means Of ending
the dread disease. Attorney F.
J. Blake. Of San Francisco, filed
the papers.