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New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
THE FORT WASHINGTON CHURCH
LEGAL NOTICES

MoRGAN; y r EDWARD TRE yoUNGER)
YORK. by THE GRACE OF GOD FREE
AND INDEPENDENT.-To Edith Morgan
williamson Raymond Belmont, Morsan
Belmont, Bessie Morgan belmont fthe
youngerl, August Belmont " Alice do
Goicouria Belmont II, Cecilia Belmont
Barbara Caroline Belmont. August Bel
mont and Alice de Goicouria Belmont.
send greeting;
Upon the petition OF Frederic Hamilton
Morgan, who resides at Hampton in the
county OF Elizabeth. City and State or
virginia, you and each of you are hereby
cited 10 show cause before the Surro-
gates, Court of New York County, held at
the Hall of Records in the County OF
New York, on the 18th day of May 1922
at half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon of
that day. why a decree should not be
made by this court esta blishing the pc
t!tioners right of Inheritance to the real
property at Great Neck, in the County
of Nassau and State OF New York de-
scribed in the said petition and which be-
longed to Edward Morgan Ghe younger).
deceased, who resided at Hampton. in the
County of Elizabeth, City and State of
Virginia
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we have
the said County of New York to be here
unto affixed.
WITNESS, HONORABLE JOHN p.
COHALAN, a Surrogate of said County,
at tho County of New York
the 8th day of April in the
H. 81 year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and twenty-five
MARTIN q. McCUE.
Clerk of the Surrosates Court.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
y4rs fled yesterday in the United States
District Court;
SUPERIOR HAT 60. =. Involuntary
HERMAN STROMWITZ - Involuntary
coaks and suits. SEQ West 172d st
& S. CLOTHES SHOP-Iavoluntary
~ Bway, on complaint of three creditors.
MILL END TAILORS. 1NC.-lnvolun-
RANDoLPH Observation-Disclosures; ex-
lrorter Rector st Liabilities. SIS, ,2e5
assets. S34es9.
West llsth st. Liabilities. s13,14s:
NORRIS ZEGER- Voluntary; 265 East
svay. Liabilities. $16,o55; assets, $50,
o & B PASTRY sHoPmN oluntary
iatles, S2,sS2 assets. $1,000.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The f9qgag rsgcysTs in SsnkTqpc SG Int
| lates District Court:
Joseph P McDonough for Charles }.
ernstein. flowers and feathers, 656 Bway.
ath bond Of $1,000.
William c. Hecht jr. for Lazarus & New
I'D, % West 3oth st, waists, with bond
5000.
Bertha Rembaueh for Art Belt Mfg. Co.
Greene st. with bond of $1,000.
Percival Wids for Nathan Schuss {, Co
Madison av. womens wear, with bono
% S9.uNN
Joseph r Stearns for Beau Knot Under
s57ment Co, Inc, 40 West 27th st, with
/,and Of $1,000
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
NE, NE hied Yesterday Ia the United states
rrNWERsAL FLOORING co. 1Nc.-345
ss..,, sas lS$d s. 81, Bronx. Liabilities, Sl6,6Ss;
JACOB c KRoMAN-Accounta 1851
,.sn mn az. Bronx. Liabilities, s559; no
NORRIS RUHENsTEIN1Clotbing. %
-sEd sv Liabilities. $9,S12: assets. $3.50.
0CAN SOUP co Liabilities. Sl0,S62;
'ssis sS24
WALTER NJ Wholesale cigars.
h, ,Mstsst 4Gd ST. Liabilities, Sl4.42s: assets,
ABRAHAM GoLDBERG-s2o East 1s3d
Nash hrenA liabilities. S5,S67 assets.
AND o. DRESS co. INC.-Liabilities.
'i.s!t assets. unknown
sls.A.NDoLpH BRUNNER - Exporter. Q
W"' st Liabilities, S15,2s5 assets, $34,-
,sS5,A..R s%AR II. GEIGER-so2 West 11sth st.
gll,leS. gnBl,lleS. sl3.l49: assets, unknown
ls1bgShilhlS ZEGER-265 East Broadway.
SSN,ues S16,055. assets, $50.
a md b. PASTRY SHOP-Ss2 Prospect
lss0 bronx Liabilities, s2,9s2 assets
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
New Replogle Stock

The Replogle Steel Company has is
sued letter to stockholders Offering
them the right to subscribe to $4,000
shares OF new stock at $50 share to
the extent Of so per cent of their hold
lngs. The proceeds will be used to
purchase the outstanding common and
preferred stocks of the Empire Steel
and Iron Company, as announced early
this week. The stock is offered to
shareholders of record April "a and
the right to subscribe expires at the
close of business May 10. The new
stock has been underwritten by syndi-
cate headed by Shearson, Hammel &
ca
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14

turers and wholesalers this week av-
eraged Z per cert less than last week
for the country as whole, according
to the Credit Clearing House. De.
layed spring buying by the public also
was reflected in a drop Of 10 per cent
in the payment activity of the retailers.
Indebtedness was 1,s per cent heavier
than last week
Compared with last year buying in
creased IA per cent. indebtedness was
Is per cent higher and payment &C
tlVity was SO per cent less. Compared
with TWO years ago, buying this week
showed drop of 81 per cent, indebted
ness was 9.5 per cent heavier and pay
ment activity was 1876 per cent less.
The middle agricultural section.
showing 2.6 per cent increase in buy
ing over last week, was the only section
to show q gain.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Mop" Issue Approved

WASHINGTON, April i3.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad obtained from
the Interstate Commerce Commits on
to-day permission to issue and sell
Sl8,ooo,0o0 in 6 per cent gold refunding
mortgage, due in 1949. Approximately
Sl3000,000 of the receipts from the
sale OF the new securities will be used
to pay off maturing indebtedness. while
the balance will reimburse the rail-
roads treasury for expenditures al
ready made on additions and better
ments to its lines. The minimum sale
price for the new issue was fixed by
the commission at 947s
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
b u sines S n G w a
Eoolen Goods Prices Advanced
By American Wooden Company
Germany and Russia
hey to Z. 5. Prosperity

The key to American nrosnerit,
lles IN disentangling Europe. pbiIip
Dodge, president of the Tnterpa.
''onai Paper Company, Yesterday
toio the convention of the American
fulp and Paper Association at the
waldorf Astoria Hotel.
The most important thing in the
business world to-day" he said, sis
10 get Germany on her feet and then
get Germany TO help us get Russia
on her feet. believe that this is
coming sooner than most people ex-
pect' When this is effected we here
can look for period of great pros-
perity."
Speaking of his own business. nro-
ducing newsprint paper, he said:
Every newsprint mill in this
country, except perhaps two or three
small mills, is losing money. The
primary cause is overproduction."
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was quiet but firm with Straits and
Straits shipments quoted at 3O.75M
31.25c; standard, sic asked, and 90 per
cent 29.S7RM3025c with sales of 25
tons; June shipments from Straits at
10000, and 25 tons May-June at 31c.
Copper quiet; standard spot, April and
May, 12.75c asked, and electrolytic
spot, April and May, 13c asked Lead
firm; New York spot, 5d 515c, and
East St Louis spot, 1900 bid Zine
steady; New York spot, 5.26c; East 81.
Louis, 4.871204.92 12c.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Southern. Phosphate

The Southern Phosphate Corporation
in its 1921 report showed net operat-
ing income of S220,450, compared with
$464, ,222 in the preceding year. A
surplus as of December 81 is shown
on the balance sheet of S340,1l7. In
cluded in the current asets are cash
on hand and in banks of S80,302
against S510,862 in 1920; accounts re-
ceivable Of $247,895, compared with
$144 4,2lS. Accounts payable totaled
S290,8O9 compared with S123,S13 in the
nrecedinD vnar
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Commercial Credit

rom mmercial money rates continue
e,sy More commercial paper is dis
,6unting at Az per cent and some pre-
sttions that rate of Az or even a
MY cent will be seen in the near future
are being made.
Bankers acceptance rates are hold
ing firm. The American Acceptance
Coanci: yesterday quoted the following
discount rates on prime bankers ac-
ceptances eligible for purchase by
Vaders Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
AUCTION SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that / will by
virtue OF an agreement of conditional sale
sell at public auction 10 the highest bid
Street and tho Hudson River. in the Bor
ough OF Manhattan. City of New York, on
the 27th day OF April. 1922. at ten o'ciocl,
in the forenoon unless the amount due
under said agreement is sooner paid one
open cockpit Navy Aeromarlne H. S. I'll
Flying Boat.
Dated, April 12 1922
BENJAMIN s WISE Auctioneer
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
London Metal Market

LONDON, April 13.--Standard cop
per, spot, $50 rs Cd; futures, $50; Elec-
trolytic, spot e64 los; futures, 966 10c;
Tin, spot S151 12s 6; futures, sl53 2s;
Lead, spot 222 15s; futures. 500 15s;
Zinc, spot, f26 12s Cd; futures, G26 12s
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that of the debtor the
second that of he creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
H M We'll Goa Fitch; Jan 50.
1922 .................l.. l.....,. sl0S.95
Matthossen; Jan ~. 1917...... 131.43
Ii We'll Co and Silverson Con
tracing Co-A Thomson; Jan
%, 1916 ....,..,...... 324.ab
Schreibman, Jacob and Joseph
Rachtnan Bros Inc; May 10,
Pub Co Inc July 20, 1921 49,. 1l5.7o
Wildstein; April 2s, 1921 -, 1920
22, 1922 ..........,........ 14os.s5
Feb Is, 1922 ................. $500
Laskau. Siegfried, and Adelaide
NJ Megeath--M Mulligan; Mar
so. 1922 tvacated) ........... 2,l50.o0
ct al; April II. 1879 .......... 1.211.75
Richman Chas and Joseph t
{. g. 1921 1921 '"s i.oD..s >OD 2,5s2o7
Goodman, Ben; David Fisher and
Rosie Fisher-L NJ Taylor; Nov
%. 1920 ............... 1,14S.l6
Goodman. Ben; David Fisher and
Rosie Tsher~-L NJ Taylor Oct ,. -
25. 1920 ........:..... ....,... f4l4s
Sept s. 1921 ..........,...... $500
In Bronx County
Iackawanna Lumber Co - G
Gunkel; Nov 3, 1s2l....-.....S10.27 27S.9o
Strasbourger, Sami-Hesu Realty
Co, Inc; Apr I6. 1921 4's1sn
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b u S mess Troubles

Curry, Joseph, and New Am '''''V
sterdsm Casualty co.-People,
Collins. Clarence j.-F G. serv- '9'
chas. =, Van AIKEN Co, Inc -
cha pman, Bina D.-247 W. 75th ''''-
City Of N, Y.--Ntl. Surety Co. 63.a59.9l
Carrillo, Rene--H. r. Maxey.. 211.66
Calando, Victor-Interborough r.
T. Co; costs, Observation-Disclosures. 1906
Chipley, Alice C.---F. Guldcn ct al 500 AZ
Cohen Maxi. Hanauer, ....... 1,37S.18
Cacaos, 1nc.-G. w. Ivans..... 408 90
Cohen. Jacob. and Benjamin
Dashen tcohen & Dashen)-
Harwitt Realty Corr ,;.::...,. SS316
Barth-J. Seydel. ............. 2.71546
Dorson, Albert--F. Stark, ....... 6454f
Donovan ..................... 1.49os4
Donate. Josie-D. Bissell. ..... 221 20
Elite Amusement Corp.-N. Y.
Economy Real Property Col.
Pazzio; costs. ................., 100 80
I Epstein & Brunstein. Ines,
Barber ct all. ..........::.. Ao299
Feinberg, Nathaniel-Clyde Mills,
Feigelman. Morris, and sigmund
Schatzberg) Frank
Co. Inc -..... ....,.-........ 33 e3
Same-Same .............,,.... 437.80
Forgotson. Morris A-Lighting
studios GO, Inc ,.;,; 1Sa'yt Sag
r fn1s lgsnlng' Aloer'-J hr1i, riao,it, i0'i'
Casualty Co-People &C .,... 5000 90
Caop,hs Geiants 1,,,oher rope, a. Inc IRENE
Galante and Nicholas-Conti-
c;oidhsre ndi1e%t N9ns Mary 20 and ,dc pndojnh
q o1aA ~ aeailnsa r.odn,a
9 gsth street p,ta EeaItI 3so1o
Goddess Gndergarment CO. inc oo7 90
Ceorge n Pnrlsins g. 20 Inc-E
7 Connolly ..,............. 1014.00
c,o.a.n r " andarson Of
'o, 81 0ot, (nosts1 iei, AT 1>'iNe' $3.50
I4a Harkins Tamiok-Ch Ils - + 1nop Roy pest '''0V
fiqIpris Iiis -rs, Dress %; e. nv ~ o.
ttnsh n,hlo & iHnha,sis Pnher,s 90 1nc--F Imo W
u 1a,s DUaee 20 parnnard--N par,in,.,di.N onnen.
same-same ..... l.s9e.$S
Hart Anna. Hans Kart and
Max Rubner-L Cook ..,.... o96l5
Hamilton Marine Engine Tx
change. lno-Penton PUB Co; SS6.s5 SS.
iieimcn, Max and sade-E
Harold, VIM E-J F nowy ct al 1900
Hart Robert-Fifty- eighth Street
Frank & sons. inc-Packer &
Klein. Inc -. .e;.... .. 7s2.Ss 7as22.
1neraRafi + RafTertW r0'ST Eo Inc and epdeh gehn
Rafferty-Electro Thermo Co,
rewett Thomas E-New York
Telephone CO ..-..........o.. 1876
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Day Workers

DAY WORKER. la-Sdress or cleaner; also
accommodation cook or waitress. X, Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 f. 4Sd st, Sd floor
Telephone S9&7 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Less Trade Buying

Call loans against acceptances 3
per cent.
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General Houseworkers, Etc.
fInYerneSses, Etc.

HoUsEwoRKER- R-CooK-Young; excel
lent Miss Halls Bureau, II W. 44th
Vanderbilt S340.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14

GOvERNESs: young French woman
teaches French and music. D. Mis-.
Hofmayers Agency. 10 f 43d st, Sd floor
Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Collegiate Church of New York

THE MIDDLE CHURCH,
Second Avenue and Seventh Street.
Rev. Edgar Franklin Romig Minister
Service on Good Friday at p NJ
Rev Irving II. Berg. d. D. win preach
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HELP WANTED MALE

NAN wanted for high
class credit furniture store iu the South
<oen young man with initiative and good
personal address: excellent chance for al
Address stating aRe. expert
ence. salary expected and references. G.
Wilder. care lorraine Hotel. Norfolk. Va.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Purchases for One Week Show
a Decline

Yst retail merchants having filled
itsir initial spring requirements in
seythandising, buying from manufac-
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BUSINESS CARDS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED active or inactiv.
with s2G, 0Qo, toward expansion OF well .
established. organized and advertised bus.-
ness distributing domestic and foreign
staple cotton and linen fabrics. with e1
ceptionaiiy low overhead For further
information address g 654 Tribune.
BECAUSE OF illness must sell good pay
ing business; small investment; set
quickly. B., 1898 Madison av
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Cooks

COOK; young Scotch woman: excellent
cook: sS5. X, Miss Hofmayer's Asency
10 e. 43d st. Sd floor. Telephone sss7 Muir
ray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
STEAMSHIP OPERATING AssIsTANT

WANTED - sTEANsIIIP OPERATING
MN. THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL AND
EXPERIENC ED. 10 ACT AS ASSISTANT
TO OPERATING MANAGER IN NEW
Or PNH frdn npAE hYPE sflSE HHD HHoRoUGY TF Rgss M
VERSBD IN PRACTICAL STEAMSHIP
OpERATIoN. NO REPLIES CoNsID
AS TO SIMILAR POSITIONS Held. X
l44, Tribune.
WANTED--A ssistsnt shipping clerk, ex
perienced; capable, with first class refer-
ences Address stating experience quail
ncations and salary expected. Wholess a
Leather. P. o Box sss, City Hail Brsnch
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14

GOVERNESS. French, young. attractive
personality: city or country. highly
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau, II
West 44th st Vanderbilt s34o.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous

DICTAPHONE operator. b. large publish
ing house ssisry $40 month and bonus
Box II, III 81. James Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Judgments Filed
In Na,r NnrI. Gauu4x

= Nv OF n NUHHfy
s,s.. 'otIowing judgments were filed yes
ssa.,, tne first name being that of the
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14

| u ALLENTOWN, Pa-Speotslty shon. II
srlngef' women's ready to wear, Knit goods
| hosiery; Grand.
BALTIMORE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-14
GALES ES PARTIDARIO
DE LA UBERTAD DEL
PODER RLEGISLATIVO
relcgrama Especial para IL PRENSA".

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio 13.-
El general Plutarco Elias Gales, Sc
cretario de Goberuaci6n, dijo a. los
reporteroS que el es un decidido y
franco partidario de IA absolute liber-
tad de accion del Poder Legislative y
del fuero sin restricciones de que de-
ber4n goZar les Representatives. del
pueblo, como unica forna de conse-
guir Ia real efectiva independencia
de los Congresses
Con motive de Ia muerte del dipu-
tado Tejeda Llorca que muri6 q ma
nos de Ia nina hija del Diputado Je-
SuS Z. Moreno, porque esta Sc eXas-
per0 de YER que el matadOr de su pa
DIRE no habia sido castigado en- aten-
ci0n al fuero de que goZaba, los pc
riodistas mterrogaron al Secretario de
Gobernaci6n para que expusiera sus
ideas modo de pensar Sobre par
. ticular.
Gales dilo en- concrete los perio-
distas, que e. era partidario absolute,
franco Y decidido de Ia libertad de
acci6n del Poder Legislative de Ia Ma
ci6n Y que considerable que el fuero
sin restricciones dc que goZan los di-
putados, debera respetarse en- todas
ocasiones en- todos momenIos para
que el pals pueda tener un CongreSc
verdaderamente independents que ga
rantice al pueblo sus esperanZas y as
piraci0nes de mej3ramiento social, eco
nGmico poiftico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-14
D[SPONE FL SECRETARIO DE La GUERRA
FL EMPLEO DE TROPAS FEDERALES PARA
GARANTIZAR Ell ORDEN EN- La HUELGA
LOS CONTRABANDOS DE
TELAS EN- MEXICO SON
VA ALARMANTES
Seran vigilados los manejos
de los empleados de
las Aduanas

Teie9rarrd EspecicI pare LA PRENSA.'
CIUDAD DE MENlCO, julio 10
Es a!armante Y vcrdaderamentc- cs-
cardaIosa Ia fo-1na en- que vienen su-
cediendose en- tcdo c. pals los cor
trabandos de teias que paSan .por las
frontcraS : pUeytos inunda3do los
mcrcados tauto de "a capital, como de
los Estados en- t4l proportion, que los
comerCiartes que prccediendo con
honraGeZ importan Su merc2ncla, Sc
ven frecucntemen:c con Sus arucuIos
aba-rotados y sin poder compeuc con
los que utilizan medios Qenados poT
Ia ley para introducir efectcs sin pa
gar los derechOS respect!vos.
Los co1;rabanGiStaS de tOdas c!a-
ses. es:dn 4 "a ordcn del dia, y bien
escaso eS e. comerc!ante que no SO
aprovecha de Ia comp!acenc!a, com
plicidad u ofrecimientoS que recibe de
parte dc tales cuales emp!eadoz
aduaaaleS POGO esc-upulosos, para rea
liar negocitoS de cSta natuGaleZa que
direcIaments los benef!c.an, pero que
producer IN cUanrjoso fraude al era
rio nac!oaaI, e. que deja de perc!biE
gruesaS sumas por concepto de i'm
puestos dc importation.
En- tai rirtud, l. Sec-e,aria de Ha-
cienda, de quien d!rec:amen;e depen-
den las aduanas maritimas y frontc-
rizaS, ha nombrado lnspectores para
que vigiyen los mancjos dc les smpiea =
dos aduaaales Se ponga co;o la
fraudulen;a introduction de nnercan-
c!a que ha cobrado singular !Tportaa-
c:a en- los uItimos tiemPos.
Ii corruption entire .os enp!eados
aduanales es:A Seneralmente eXtend!-
da, Y Sc cree que mucho trabajo cos
lara a Ia administration Sanear- por
complete eSas dependencies admins
traIivas.
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PERI0DISTA DEPORTADO
ArenaIes cruzo la frontera,
pues Sc le permiti55 que
entrcra en- Guatemala

Tc!esrama Especial para LA PHEESA'
CIUDAD De, MGNICD. Julio 13-
Ricardo Arcnales. cl pcriodista sud-
americana ,icnal.Zadb mexicano.
Il quicn cl Gobierno cxpuls6 del pals
In sido por fin admitido por cl Co
bicrno dc Guatemala dcnro dc suS
fronteraS. Y aver por Ia mariana cru
rs pCr TapachuI:t In Inca diyisuria.
-ArcnalcS. como anteriormentc Sc
ha informadU. tuc cXpulSado por cl
Gobicrno de Mexico, en- atcnci0n Il
que fu6 considerable como cxtranjc-
ro perHicicso en- virtud dc Ia canl-
paHa politico-editoriaI que vino ha-
ciendo en- el diario "Cronos" de csta
capital, cn cl que escribi6 articulos
nuy desfaFo-ables para cl regimen
obregoniSta
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PARIS, julio - Lucien Boyer h2
sido oficialmentc nombrado Embaja
dor de II flamaUtc 'Repub.ica de
Montmartrc." ante el gobierno de los
EstadoS Unidus. y probabiemente pa
"a cl mes de noviculbre Sc encontra-
III en- Washington, para tor-mar par
te. deSde csc momcnIo, del cuerpo
diplom&tico ac-editado ante e. go
bierno de Ia Casa Blanca
Como peta0Io ha caido Ia noticia
en- los circuIOS politiCcS. SocialeS :
gubcrnamentales; por otros ha sido
viSto el aSunto como Sc ven en- Ia
noche tenebrosa los cohetes de luz
que eStallan en- c! cielo !mpaSible, pc
70 para los funciondrios de X Re
pQblica". Ia coSa eS Seria: tiene IN
fondo de veriad muy noble, Y no hay
para que alarmarse pC- tan POGO,
,,ues clos no intentan proClamar min
gun EStado LibT>e, nlaGuDa. RepGbE-
ca Soviet. n mucho menoS pertene-
cen q ninguna tercsra International
La SRepublica de Montma-re'', eS
una organization Serio-c6mica que
estl irtegrada por artiStaS, pcetaS
escultoreS. come6iartees. por tcda
"A parvada de inQuietos y desTnele
na0os bohenIiocs que viven moran
en- este encaatador Paris. Y tiene por
objeto dar = conocer ia f:losofia fran
cesa entire los i.abitanteS del he-nis-
ferio Occidental.
Cltimamente el sGabinets" de eSa
organization tom6 IN acuerio una
Mime c, Y resolvi6 eXtenderle a
Lucien Boyer sus ca-tas credencia-
les para coaferir-e Ia mission eNtraor
dinaria que tendra que cumplir ante
el Prss;dente Harding &c los Esta-
dos Unidos-
Y decimos misi6n eN-aordinaria,
porGue para Ia fecha Sc encUentran
nonbrados Va tres ETnba5adores, ar
tiStaS anericaRoS todos clos. que 81
sU pats hace1 labor pro-mortIrar-
trense. Ia cua1 por l6g:ca consscuen-
cia, tien6e a dar a conocer e. espi-
-icu francis. Ia idiosircracia del pue
bio = g. ssnt!r de las colectividades
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UNA MUJER APUNALEADA
Su cuerpo fue encontrado
desnudo, en- una zmia
cerca de Villa Guadalupe

T>'c1rana Especiai para "LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. julio 13.--
Unos peones que pasaban aver por
el borde de una zanja que Sc encuen-
ira en- las innediaciones de Ia Ha-
cienda de AraS6n, que esA cercana
a Ia Villa de Guadalupe, descubric-
ron el cadaver de una ilermosfsiIna
joven, elegantemente vestida que va
cfa Ell 81 fangoso suelo de Ia zanja
en- medic de IN charco de sangre Sc
micoagulada-
Los peones dieron aviso dc su ila-
llazgo a ia policla y esta acudi6 4
levantar el cadayer, descubriendose
entonces que el cuerpo de Ia bella
nujer estaba cosido enteramente a
punaladas Y que sobre de el no lie
vaba absolutamente ningun objeto nj
prenda que pudiera revelar su iden-
tidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-14
De
INQUILlNOS
MOROSOS
Sc IIevo a cabo en- Mexico
con la ayuda de las
fuerzas federaIeS
Temese que eI SYNDICATE
trate de armar desor-
denes por esos ac-
tos de los jueces

iciegraina Especial para la iIINsA
CIUDAD lie MENICO, julio "a
Hay aqui una Ernn alarma en- los
actud.es momentos o-igim@da poT ei
tamo,. Dc que los m!cnbros del Sin
dt:ato dc Inquil:Ios 7rovoQucn un "a
f,rraucho en- csta- ent-cgdndose en-
cl!a actos dc yiClencia. como rcsulta-
do d. qgc ror morosos ~ cl pigo dc
sua arrerdunicntos, vdrios dc el!os
fuc-cn lanzadcs 4 IA callc por disposi-
coin de las autoridadcs iudicia!es.
Las casas dc las cualcs fuevon arro-
ill!os Sc ha!lan ubicadas cn Ia caIlc de
Pedro Moreno. habicndo rrestado -
rucrzas fcdcralcs q neccsdrio auXilio
nara que los cmplcaGos enc2rgddoS de
Tuvar 4 cabo los lanZaraientos deere
tados curnylierIn debidamcntc con Su
cometidc.
Tan prorto como cStos inqui!inos sc
vicror a-rOjQioS de SuS Casa-S cmpcZa .
ron \ reuu!r Scrtc dc su propia Gala :
IN r,a--, vclvcr. con su ayuda, O sea poi'
medic de Ia fue~8I Ocupar las caSas
de las Cuales habfau sidO lanzados, Pc
70 ias tropAs Sc han pucSto al cu!da-
do de cstus para cvitar quo los sindi-
caIizados l,cvcn 8 cabo sus PROPOSE
tos.
Como los inquilinos do Tefercncia
e1npiezan a dar cvldentes seHalcs de
ma gran cX:taci6n Sc tcmen que So
brevcngan cncucntros sanSrientos con
las trop2s y ante este peligro las
autortdadcs han cstado dictando 6rde-
nos a fin dc que Sc obre con toda pru :
dencia v dc que SO ev:ten desSra-
CiaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-14
DECOMIZACION DE ORC
Una gran cm1tidad de d iba
a ser embmcada para
ueparse a Europa
TeIcorama Especial para LA PRENsA".

TcIcgrama Especial para la PRENSH-
VERACRCZ, Julio 13.-En los mo-
mentos que so preparaba zarpar
aver de este puerto el vapor -EspaS-
ne" dc Ia Iiaea francesa dc rstyesa-'
ci6n, las autoridades aduanaaes, des-'
cubrieron un cuartioso conrapando'
de orc que Sc intentapa sacar del
pais, habiendo confiscado el arreo
metal, permitendo a sus portadores
que continuaran el viaje en- q tran
santlantico que POGO dej6 las pla-
yas mexcanas.
Mimi Chenier, una aGraciada f-An-
cesa bien conocida en- cst2 capital y
el subdito espaIoi Manuel Fernan-
dez, eran Jos dos sujetos quo intenta-
ron sacar del pals Ia fuer.e cantdad
Ell monedas dc orc, contrayiniendo
asi las disposicioneS Que sobre el par
ticuIar rigen, Y que proh.ben estric-
tameDte extraer de JoS mercados na-
cicna!eS Ia especie moretaria de ora
Q plata que hay en- circulation