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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
En- Venezuela ha
estaIladO una for
El1idable reyOluciio6I1

For pasajeros que lleg2ron aver 3
San Juan en- e1 vapor Caracas pro
cedentes de Venezuela, nos hemos Ell
terado de una formidable revoIucion
que ha estallado ALI ultimamente la
cual, segun nuestras noticias, va to
mando preparedness alarmantes.
Al decir de nucstros informantes
los rebeldes avanZan arrolladores, al
traves del territorio, habiendose levan
taao en- armas varias poblaciones, en-
tire las que Sc citan Ciudad Bolivar
Barquisimeto, San Fernando de Apu-
re y San Luis, donde los revoluciona
rios Lcn fusilado al Jefe civil del Es
tado.
Sc asegura que Ell presente brote
revolucionario es ell mas fuerte que ha
va habido en- ventzuela durante la die
tadura del presidente Gomez, por 10
que Sc cree que esta rebellion dara al
traste con ell actual mora1or de Mara
cay.
Anun ciase, ademas que Ia revolu
cion Sc va extendiendo por todos les
pueblos limitrofes del distrito del "Co
ro", donde va ha habido serios en-
cuentros entire las tropas del Gobier
no y los rebeldes, no pudiendo las pri
meras impedir ell avance dc los Ill
timos, cuyc principal Objective parece
(continta EN- la Sra. pag)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21

secretario particular, Jack r. Hull,
nos diio que, de acuerdo con cartas
recibidas, estaria de regreso ala pa
ra ell Is ell 20 del entrante Julio.
LOS MIEMBROS DE LA ASIAN
BLEA MUNICIPAL Y Ell CONCE-
10 SOCIALISTAS DE FAJARDO.
SENTENCIADOS A 10 DIAS DE
CARCEL.
Ell juez Berga, dc la Corte de Dis
trito Gle Humacao. dicto sentencia aver
por la maiiana en- ell case de desacato,
seguido en- contra dc los once miem
bros que componen la Asamblea NUM-
cipal del Concejo de Administrator
socialjstas de Fajardo, condenando 10
dfas de carcel cada uno de eilos.
Los acusados comparecieron assist
dos de su abogado ell sefior Arturo Apon
te. quien solicit6 del Tribunal que de-
jara en- suspense la sentencia hasta ell
viernes las 9 de la mafana, interim
los acusados estudian ell recurso legal
pertinente La Corte concedi0 los Pc
ticionarios ell plazo solicitado.
Aver tarde Sc -dijo en- San Juan que
los referidos acusados visitarian al Go
ternador, para solicitar de 81 que Sc
les indultara. Tambi6n Sc inform6 que
10 mas probable era que Sc presentara
un "Certiorari' ante Ell Supreme para
revisar les procedimientos de Ia Corts
inferior.
Aver, al comentarse en- EIajaltio
Ia sentencia del juez Berga, Sc decia
que debido la mis,na no habrfa misa
el proximo domingo en- la iglesia pro
testante do ALI, va que el pastor de
ella era el Robles Jr., uno de los SEN
tenciados por ell Tribunal de Humacao.
De los acusados solo recordamos
los sefiores Enrique Malta, Carlos MAJ
ia, Bolivar ochart, j. Ferrer Calder6n,
Miguel we've, Juan Robes Jr. Gut
llermo E. Dones.
LA ADMINISTRATOR SoCIAL1STA
DE FAJARDo NO TIENE MI UN
CENTAvO PARA LOS sERvICICE
PUBLICoS
Por personals que han llegado re-
cientemente de Fajardo nos hemos en-
terado de la critica situacion por que
atraviesa aquella ciudad, con motive
del "golpe de estado'' que sufriera
ultimamente, y a los cual Sc debe que
ell Auditor. de Puerto Rico Sc haya ne
gado aceptar las fanzas de los nue.
vos ADMINISTRATORS de Fajardo, origi-
nandose con tai motive, serias diff
cultades en- dicho municipio, donde en-
la actuaalidad SO han suspendido los
servicios pdblicos, debido a la falta
de dinero para su sostenimiento.
Sc nos ha informado que todos los
pacientes recluidos en- Benefcencia, han
sido dados de alta forzosamente, con
secuencia de no haber fondos con que
adquirir los indispensables artfculos ali
rnenticios.
segun nos dijeron, Los presses que
estaban en- la carcel municipal de Fa
jardo fueron trasladados la de Hu-
macao, por id6nticos motivos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21

Preguntado aver ell senor Roger,
secretario INFERNO del Gobernador,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
FL REY Y LA REINA DE TIA
Liza HAN SALIDo PARA
C0PENHAGUE

ROMA, iunio 20.-El reg Victor Ma
nuei y H. rolna Elena acompahados del
minisiro de Relaciones Exteriores H.
schanEsr han salidO para copenhague
donde visitarAn los soberanOs daneses.
N. schanzer rotornara inme1iatamen
ts . LondEes con 81 I'm dc conferenciar
cen Mr. Lloyd George aeerca dc nu-
meTosas eusstiones relatives a pOliti-
ca general extranjeEa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
0 Rico y Nueva York.

to Rico y Nueva York
Para corroborar 10 dicho, nuestro
informante nos n3anifest6 que habia
visto patentes~ de buques que salian
de aquel puerto para la Habana, en-
los cuales Sc consignaba la ocurreucia
en- Nueva York, durante la quincena
Ultima de mayo, de % casos, con tres
defunoiones de la referida er.ecrmedad
segtn informes recoGtaos en- ell
puerto de Tampico, Mejieo, ocurricron
ultimamente 10 casos de colera infan
til uno de peste bub6nicaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
ln6nidad de versiones circular
lantes respecto de como Sc re-
sOlyera Ell conGctO entire Ell At
tOrney y el Gobernador
Los miembros de la AsambIea Municipal y Ell
COncejO de Administration sOcialistas de Fajar-
do, sentenciadOs diez das de carcel
cada unO.--Hull regresara en- julio

Innumerables resultan va las YER
stones que diario circular por la ca
pital respecto de como habra de re-
solverse finalmente la grave situa-
cion creada entire ell Jefe del Ejecu-
two y ell Departamento de Justicia,
con motive de haberse hecho cargo
ell propio Attorney General de con-
ducir los procedimientos en- ell case
que Sc instruye contra ell Gobernador
y 10 cual ha traido consigo repetidos
conf1ictos de poderes en- el seno de
la Judicatura del pals, que han des-
pertado la consiguiente expectation
publica.
Por algunas personals Sc ha habla-
do en- estos dias de que EN- los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc esta trabajando en- ell
sentido de conseguir que ell sefior Cor
dova Davila sea nombrado Attorney
General y ell senor Travieso vaya de
Comisionado Residente. Esta version
nos parece de todo punto inacepta
BILE e incredible ,por cuanto ell Lcdo.
Cordova Davila, quien Sc debe al vo-
to popular, no podrfa sacrifcar su
puesto elective, sin incurrir, al ha-
cerlo, en- una grave responsabilidad
ante su pals v su partido.
Descartada esta version, hay una
que nos merece mas credito es la
dc que Sc trabaia ell nombramiento
de I'm continental para el cargo de
Attorney General, en- el case de que
fuera conseguida la destitucion del
Lcdo. Mestre, que ell candidate mas
probable 10 es el fiscal de la Corte
Federal, Mr.. Ira K. Wells.
No obstante estas afirmaciones que
diario hace el pdblico, tenemos en-
tendido que ell Lcdo. Mestre, de acuer
do con cartas recibidas de los Esta
dos Unidos, Sc cncuentra respaldado
por las autoridades nacionales, quie
nes tienen en- el plena confanza en-
el desempeiio de su cargo.
Ell no haber sido destitufdo ell
Lcdo. Mestre, no obstante SUI actitud
en- el case contra ell Gobernador. Sc
atribuye al hecho de que resultarfa
censurable cualquier acto que en- es-
tie sentido hiciera la Administration
Nacional, pues clio Sc prestaria
que Sc diiera, con sobrada raz6n, que
cuantas veces sc intento proceder en-
el asunto del Gran Jurado, los fun
cionarios encargados de hacerlo fue-
ron destitufdos.
"Es probable-nos han dicho-que
el~ seiior Mestre Sc sostenga en- su
puesto; pero ST ell Gobernador es re-
leyado de su cargo, entonces correra
ell Attorney la misma suerte, sera
entonces que el Presidente desfgne a
un americana para dicho cargo, con
instrucciones de hacer una completa
reorganization del Departamento, en-
perJuiclo seguramente del partido de
la mayorfa, con 10 cual lograran ven
gar la actitud asumida por ell sefior
Mestre en- ell caso del Gobernador".
Alguien aseguro entonces, que
cualquiera que sea Ia suerte que Sc
CORA fnalmente, el Attorney Sc pro-
pcne cumplir extrictamente con 10
que q entiende que es su deber.
Ell REGREsO DE MR.. HULL.
Preguntado aver Ell sefor Roger,
Secreta'rio interino del Coherpado,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
ULTIMA HORA

PoR retirarse para el extranjero uno
de los socios del CINE LUNA, situado
este en- Ell sitio mas c6ntrico de san
Juan, Sc vende la mitad del negocio o
todc, segnn Sc tnteress, de este antique
y acreditado salon. Magnifico negocio.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
SAN JUAN ESTA. EN-
CONSTANTE CON-
TACTOION PUER-
TOS INFECTADOS
Ell TITUS EXANTEMATICo EN-
NUEVA YORK.-EN TAMPICO,
Ell COLERA INFANTIL Y LA
PESTE BUBONICA

Por rasaieros due han llegado III
timamente del Norte hemos sabido que
en- Nueva York hay numerosos casos
de titus exantematico, 10 cual signi
flea un serio pshgro para cSta IsIa,
lebido al constante trafico entire Puer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21

WAEIfINoToN. junio 20-Boris
Bathkemeteff. embaiador sovietista
en- Bsiadea Unidos Ia marchado para
Europa despnes de hAber presentadO la
dlmisi6n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
NO WAR AGAINST
WINE, COURT SAYS
Judge Frees Defendant, De.
claring Wine Permissible
for Own Consumption.

Louis Axnix, proprietor Of a soft
drink parlor at 7S6 W. Indiana av..
who was caught in a police raid on
his place OF business several days
ago when the police found a pitcher
containing about three quarts of
wine, was found not guilty of illegal
possession in city court Tuesday by
Judge Ducumb.
n finding AXnix not guilty Judge
Ducomh said there was no question
as 20 the finding OF the wine in the
soft drink parlOr as the accused ad-
mitted the fact. but inasmuch as no
moonshine had been found. he
would discharge Axnix on the under
standing that he was not 20 sell any
more wine. Judge Ducomb stated
that there was no campaign on
against the possession OF wine OF
grape Juice II the vine or grape
juice was for the individual con
sumption OF the possessor. but that
it must not be sold. and that Axnix
must in the future see that he - rot
caught again or the court would
deal more severely with him. AxniN
smilingly promised the court he
would not be caught again.
The cases of several men and
women found in the soft drink par
Tor az The time OF the police raid
were dismissed on motion OF the
state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Disabled "Vets" Foremost
In Zeal for Good Will Race
Healthin Patients Enthusiastic and Purpose
After Hearing Address by Candidate-Miss Helen
Gregory Again Assumes Lead
Photo by Mangold.

of the trip and the honor OF rep
resenting this city on the journey
proven a powerful incentive, which
is as IL should be. With this two
fold purpose IN view, none of the
local contestants are going to FER
nit their efforts to lag for a mo-
ment Candidates have been en-
couraged by those in charge of the
race TO use their own ingenuity in
devising stunts" which will serve
10 arouse additional interest
Plan Many Stunts"
Acting on this initiative, Miss
Decker who led in the race for
five days until yesterday. has ar
ranged TO give a song recital on
the evening Of June 1. in the rooms
of the South Bend Woman's club
in the J. NJ s building. Miss
Decker Will be assist ed at. the re-
cital by Mrs. j A. Rode, prominent
local soprano.
Another feature of the race is
Good Will dance to be given
at the oliver hotel Saturday eve
ming. The general public is in
vited to the affair, a 50 admission
fee being charged. the money be.
ing utilized for votes in the contest
Still other candidates have plan
ned other ingenious ways Of aug
menting the fund. one Jealous cir
having announced her intention "a
sell balloons at the circus here Mon
day, the proceeds of course 10 20
TO the Good Will fund
Efforts such as these VIII un-
doubtedly and deservedly he re-
warded as the public. already So
Idly blind the campaign. appre-
ciates and admires sincere and orr.
ginal effort in anything-doubly 50
when the purpose Of It is as worthy
as this.
None OF the candidates have ex
pressed, or in any manner showr
discouragement and each is confden
Of reaching the position now hel-
by Miss Gregory, with 2.479 votes
before many days However. the,
Nare sincerely urged not TO dela,
their intensive drive" too long a.
the race is now well under way anC
will close Saturday. June 3. TIL,
end 70 be attained is ultimately
worth while all Of them realize. anC
their campaign is already assured o.
the public's support
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
NOTRE DAME NOTES

Nominations by the Sophomore
ciass yesterday resulted in James
Swift and Owen Desmond being nam
Cd for president OF the 1924 class.
STANCE. Barr and Sheehan received
the nominations in the freshman
class vote. The final elections will
be held Friday noon
John Cochrane has been elected
president Of the Toledo club for the
coming year; Emery 10th. vice pres
ident. John Hurley. secretary. and
Ben Resting, treasurer. The club Is
working out plans for a semi formal
dance 20 be held about the middle OF
June al the Toledo Yacht club.
Sixty Journalists attended The an
nual banquet given by. the depart
ment al Kables banquet hall al
\otre Dame last night PROF.. John
CoOney, dean OF the department. was
absent because OF illness. The
speakers included Robert McAuliffe
OF The News-Tines. MacReady Hous-
ton OF the Tribune. and Richard
Llghtfoot and Louis Brueger from
the student body.
The final dance ~
Villagers this season will be held at
the Oliver Hotei Friday u.sa.
tensive ARRANGEMENTS have been made
for the hop" and the decorations
Will surpass anything heretofore at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
PIONEER RESIDENT
OF CITY SUCCUMBS
Charles J. Taylor. Civil War
Veteran, Dies of Heart
Trouble Tuesday.

Charles J Taylor pioneer resi-
dent. who had spent practically all
me "a years Of his life in this city,
died al his home az 323 W Colfax
av. yesterday afternoon He was
born in South Bend on Dec r.
1912. and was the son OF one OF the
first families TO locate in South Bend.
Although his health had been
falling for the past two years, NJ.
TayIor's death due 20 heart trou-
BILE. was surprise 70 his many
friends as he vas active until the
end
With the exception or a brief con
nection as part owner Of news
paper in Fort Wayne years ago.
AIr. Taylors active business life was
spent IN the Management OF his
printing plant 81 134Ia y. Michigan
ST. here. which Mr. Taylor had re-
lnquished only last winter. During
the civil war NJ. Taylor saw service
with the 2Ist Indiana battery.
The only immediate survivor Is
niece. Miss Grace Trainer. with
whom he had been making his
home
Burial VIII be made II Riverview
cemetery. Other funeral arrange
uents have not been completed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
rench WarHero,
Here In Quest OF
Work, ellis Story
D'Almaine Furnishes Graphic
Description of Suffering
in Russia.

Stories OF the aEonizing suffering
OF the people Of Russia are told BY
Francois d'Almaine. a former SER
vice man lately returned from that
country. who arrived in this city
Tuesday looking for wak. A c.ti-
zen Of the United States. born Of
French parents IN this country, his
life has been crowded with adven-
lures. one OF which was a 500 mile
walk through Russia
The conditions there. ne said.
ARE pitiful especially IN the way
that they affect the children. Hun
dreds and hundreds of the boys and
girls we saw IN the cities were mere
skeletons. some Of them seeming 10
have less than an ounce of flesh 70
cover their bones. The grave yards.
which are rapidly filing. are kept
under guard. for acute hunger IS
causing wide spread cannibalism.
The scenes Of devastation every
where is nauseaung-I should not
care 10 repeat the walk"
D'Almaine was born I'm san Fran
cisco nearly SO years ago. Al the
time of his fathers death. he was
adopted by an aunt in Bordeaux.
France. where he received the first
part Of his education Preparatory
work at Glasgow. Scotland. and a
bachelors degree from Leland stan
ford University. completed his
scholastic education He Joined Ma
duras Foreign Legion in 1909
He was in France at the begin
ming of the war in 1914. when he
became a member Of the French
Foreign Legion. First Marching
Regiment. Sixteen months Of active
service passed before he was given
total disa hility papers in September
1915, having been gassed at Ypres.
Some time as a Red Cross lecturer
in this country preceded his return
10 France In 1913 with tie medical
service. More active service. work
ing with the American Relief Ad-
ministration in Roumania. Bulgaria
Turkey. Belgium and Russia. and
then work with a firm In Russia.
where he finally stranded contribute
episodes 20 a varied career.
Now D'Almaine is in South Bend
looking for work. He is an expert
stenographer and interpreter. being
able 70 speak English, French. Span
ish. Arabic and Turkish Hopes are
entertained that he may be situated
permanently in this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

win a fine photograph and !? REQ
ords. and the second bride OF the
month viii receive some silk under
wear.
Whereof and Altfeld will present
the first bride with a boudoir lamp.
candle sticks for the second bride
ard a. pedesta! for the third bride
The News-Times will remember
The first and second June brides this
year. The FIRST bride will receive
a beautiful silver flower basket and
a silver fruit basket will be given TO
the second bride married after mid
night il ST. Joseph county on the
first OF June.
Other late additions 10 the list
OF presents TO the brides include
three presents from the Economy
departments and white fiber rocker,
with cretonne upholstered seat from
the Home Furniture company. The
Economy departments presents take
care of the first three brides, as fol-
lows:-First bride. a taffeta dress,
second bride Georgette hat and
third bride a pair of shoes.
{ AnDtneE Neudr OneSI.
The furniture store of Heller and
Son announces the gift of a cedar
chest 10 one Of the early brides. the
name of the bride 10 be determ-
ined later by the committee of judg-
Is. as the Ellsworth store has al
ready announced the gift OF a cedar
chest 10 the first bride. The con-
tents Of the Ellsworth chest will be
kept a secret and will not be dis
closed until the evening Of the pre-
sentation of the gifts.
The following presents Will be
given by S Michigan St merchants:
/ prism binoculars valued at S25 to
the first groom from the H. H. Rog-
ers Optical company: fur choker for
"A bride from II. Greenblatt; and an
automatic revolver from the u. S.
amy store. The @. r. Kinney COM
( pany on +. Wayne ST, will remem-
Der both q bride and groom with a
( pair Of cxfords. Charles B. Sax and
company Will give a fine linen bed
spread.
Otto Entziare, OF Ottos Taxi Ser
vice, Will present the bride and
groom with a free ride.
The list of prizes vii continue TO
grow daily-don't fail to keep your
eye on the list.
Here is a tip for South Bend and
Mishawaka folks and we don't very
often give out tips Be at the theater
on the night the presents are given
out. There is going TO be an orches-
ira and an entertainment that will
put many a three dollar show on
the has-been list. The beauty of
the entertainment is that II costs
nobody who attends a red cent.
Admission is free and everybody is
urged TO attend.
This does not mean that the
newlyweds are going to be "kidded~
but that Nelson Jones. who is
major domo of this celebration. has
{ planned a surprise which will
I knock the audience cold. so TO
I speak. With the assistance of John
l DeHaven. the well known insurance
man, they promise an evening Of
merriment that cannot he beat
AS many OF the merchants as
possible who have donated 10 this
contest will occupy seats on the
stage and see that the proper brides
and grooms get the presents In
I tended for them. 1t will also make
/ the merchants happy in knowing
/ that they have made other people
/ happy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
AWARD PLACE LAD
EXCELLENCE MEDAL
Mills Medal for High Grade
in Mathematics Goes to
Frederick W. Place.

The Mills medal for excellence in
mathematics. awarded each year 70
a member of the graduating class Of
South Bend high school. viii be
given this year 70 Frederick W.
Place. according 10 an announce
ment made Tuesday morning from
the hiEh school Oliver ". Waters
ranks second Both boys represented
the high school in the conn etive
examinations which are given each
spring AT the University OF Chicago
TO graduating students of a large
number OF high schools of the mid
die west, taking the examination In
mathematics
Highest honors I'm Latin 60 %
Pauline Jellison. and IN history 20
Seymour WeisberEer Medals are
given in both subjects. The winner
of the Thrush Fassett medal for
excellence in leadership has not ye-
been chosen All medals will be
awarded az the graduating exercises
June Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

None Of South Bends World war
veterans are better prepared 10 re-
anze and appreciate the wondrous
humanitarian work being done by the
American Good VIII Committee for
Devastated France than are the vet
Grams now patients at Healthwin
Hospital here.
This was clearly evinced last night
when Miss Louise Studebaker. one OF
the candidates in the Good VIII con-
test. now IN it's second week here.
which will send a South Bend girl or
woman as a member of a delegation
Of 90 TO France IN late summer. ad-
dressed the disabled veterans at the
hospital and explained TO them the
high purpose and ideals of the or
ganization in its work.
Miss Studebaker. herself a vet
eran" who did extensive relief work
in France during the war, is partic-
ularly fitted TO tell Of the rehabilita-
ton work now being done by the
committee. and her every word was
OF intense interest TO the patients
who are foremost in their enthusiasm
f
Staunch I'm support.
other local former service men.
however. are also staunch IN their
support Of the campaign being
waged. none of them having totally
! forgotten the pledge made 20 our
sister republic which the present
contest IS recalling 70 their memory.
The months since they sailed from
home have been heightened into
years but they have now enlisted
their whole-hearted services in effort
20 provide funds for rebuilding the
stricken regions which they them
: selves saw. and 80 the same time
send a woman citizen OF this city Is
A representative 70 visit those regions
and voice in her own words the sen
timent OF the United States and her
own Hoosier state in the welfare OF
/ the French people.
The showing made by the various
candidates since the Inauguration OF
I the campaign last week further en-
hances the belief that South Bend
ranks with other larger cities in its
interest and desire 20 express a
kindly helping hand IN the work
+ The contestants have been showing
+ increased zeal. not only in their own
, interests but IN the furtherinS OF the
campaign itself
Yesterday Miss Helen Gregory
first OF this c!ty's young women
20 enter the Good VIII race. de-
throned Miss Josephine Decker as
I leader. Each has done yeoman work
7 for the campaign. both submerg-
ing their own interests 10 those
Of the drive itself
However. the attractive itinerary