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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
MERcADo DE cAMBIo
LAS FUERZAS PROVISIONAL
LES ESTAN EMPUJANDO A
LOS REBELDES HACIA LAS
AFUERAS DE CORK

DUBLIN, julio "a sobre las IL
meas fronterizas de Cork, Limerick y
Tiprcrary, Sc har Ge3plegaGo los contin
gentes republicanos fin de at1aer So
bre esos puntos las fuerzas provisio
naleS.
Los 1efuerzos del Estado Libre con
tindan, no obstante, la maniobra me-
dante la cual piensan empujar los re-
publicanos hacia las afueras de la ,ciu-
dad de Cork donde provocaran una ba
talla a campo raso a fin de no hacer
dafio a las obra5 de arte edifcios dc
Cork.
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DE BASE BALL

Ell domingo % del corrienGe, llev6se a
efecto, ante una numerosa concurren-
cia, en- la Liga de Boqueron, un impor
tante desafio de base ball, entire las
conocidas novenas &C. J." de San
German ell 'Ponce Mosaic' de Ma
yagiiez.
Despu6s de haber practicable al cam
po ambos equipos por espacio de media
hora dio comienzo ell juego, en- medic
de Tn immense entusiasmo.
Toc6le ell turno al bate los mucha-
chos del sc. y j." y reciben una
"locetas'' con una rapidez espantosa.
Numerosos aplausos Sc dejan escuchar
de la concurrencia que ALI presenciaba
este encuentro. Llama el umpire jue
go vemos a los 'sluggers'' del mo
saic'', manejando la majagua' co1
una facilidad maestro, Y sin encomen-
darse a nadie forman una bateria que
aquello muy bien podia compararss con
un desafio de pelotas, y asi termino ell
desaffo 9notandose el team de las 10
cetas' una victoria mas. He aqui ell
score:
G. VI. 5000 o o Ii
P. M. 7201 1000 x-13
Baterias por cl &C. J.'' Luciano,
Tito. Canon Pedro Maria. Por Ell
"Ponce Mosaic Juez y don Carlos.
Felicitamos los "managers" y ca
pitanes de estos equipos, por la disci-
pima de sus jugadores, pues no sucedio
la menor discussion en- todo ell desafio.
POMO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
sENORA ExTRANJERA

z De paso para Nueva York, tieae e.
gusSo 6e ponorse sus ordenes en- ira
bajos de SUI profession: arreglo de las
cejas extirpaci6n de vellos superfiuos
de Ia cara y los hrazos, tehiaa del ca
( bello del color que Sc deseo chanpus
. crientales Y desaparici6n de las arru-
gas y nsnchas de la piel, producidas
por las quemaduras del sol Ell uso de
ma.as cremas por medic de masajes
N anEales con cremas especiiles Todo
trabajo a domicilio. Telefono NO, 800.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
lDoNDE LIE DEsPACHAN SUs
RECETAS?

81 interesa I'd, como hay que su-
ponerlo, Ia salud Ell bienestar de su
fami1ia, debe estar SECURE de que las
rre3cripciones que da su medico con
tanto cuidado, han de ser despachadas
en- una farmacia y por un professional
en- los cue pueda I'd. tener confanza.
La Farmacia Capella Sc na funiado
sobre la bien cimentada base de la
eiciencia, y Ell Lcdo. Antonio Capella,
que esta al frente de la misma, tiene
20 afos de practica professional mo es
6sta una EXCELENTE GARANTLA
cue Sc lie brinda? Tel6fono 1887, San
Juan, Salvador Brau 46. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
:, DIT UK1lVA0 : :.

En- ell Campo Aletico de Ponce, mi
dieron sus fuerzas, por segunda vez, las
rovenas Ponce Stars, de esta ciudad y
los Cardenales de Mayagiiez, cores
pondiendole el triunfo, en- ambos en-
cuentros, al team local. Ell de la
mariana por Is 8 carreras y Ell de
la tarde, por a 4 carreras.
Baterias en- ell juego de la manana:
Por ell Ponce Sars, Clavell y Cobas. Por
Ell Mayagiiez. Ithier y Soler. Baterias
en- ell juego dc la tarde; Por ell Ponce
Stars, Cobas Juanito. Por ell Maya
giiez, Mendoza y Freyle Soler.
Por la mafiana las estrellas eStuvie-
ron agresivas. lie descosieron la bola
Ithier. ligandole Is hits. Los Ma
yagiiezanos a pesar de faltarles sus me
jores palos, 'hitearon' bien, lig5ndole
hits Clavell. Fue un juego de los
que les gusta al publico, pero no de
los que nos gusta nosotros. Ell publ
CO (hablo del de Ponce) Sc entusiasma,
cuando We palos ga granel", pero a
rosotros, nos GUSTAV los juegos mas re-
fidos; Is a 8 esta bien para cuando
iuegan los de mi pueblo (Jayuya) con
A6juntas Utuado, pero para juegos
de teams de primera, por buenos que
esten los jugadores al bate, es una cspe-
Gle de "guachafta''.
Ell de la tarde fu6 mas renido, era
un 'game' de nUeve ceros para los
Cardenales, pero a causa de varios erro-
res de tirada, sobre todo, una tirada de
segunla primera que cost6 la primera
carrera una de tercera que dio la
segunda carrsra, Cobas, que nevaba I'LL
traba:o esplendido, Sc resanimo aun-
que gan6 ell juego, lie dieron dos ca
rreras mas.
Nuesla opinion sobre ell Ponce Stars
es que exceptuando la primera, es ur
cuadro bueao veremos 81 manana MAJ
tes, aguanta ell empuje de los Leone2
(Old Ponce), ouienes estan dispuestos
o dejar bien alta la bandera del base
ball en- Ponce. No negamos y nadie
Sc 10 hemos ocultado quo nuestras sin
patias son del Ponce, pero antes que
NADIA, deseamos yer buena pelota y ter
! dremos al corriente los lectores dt
Ell MUNDO del resultado de los juego;
que en- esta ciudad Sc celebren.
Tommy decia al yer SUI team tar
NAL, que su "grandisima suerte" Il
daria ell triunfo, pero nosotros somo
de opinion que Ia suerte lie gusta venil
blen acompanada no con el "team
que el trajo.
A nuestros amigos del Ponce
Stars les advertimos, que ell que firm;
estas NAL escritas notas, no es el gu
Sc frma en- Gel Dia ,, Bateador'',
como ellos saben mi nombre, apelo
la caballerosidad del amigo Bomb6n
para cue les Olga 81 soy 20.
CoABEY.
julio "a de 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
VITAL

De Extracto de Higado de Bacalao
con Vine de Eerez, Malta Hipofosf-
tos.
T6nico reconstituyente y reconstr1c
tor de la sangre. Para la debii1dad, del
gadez. anemia y convalescencia. 90
CENTAvoS FRAsCo.
Fabricantes: Brewer Co. Inc, New
York. De venta en- todas las Drogue-
rfas y Farmacias. Unicos distribuido-
res para Puerto Rico: ''The Porto
Rico Drug Co., Ponce y San Juan.
Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
RAN DURANTE ESTE MES EN- LA
CoRTE DE DISTRITo
Gel PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:

EEL PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:
CONTRA,
Jose Ruiz Conception. DelitO: Inf.
Art 26O c. P.
E. F. Porrata Doria. Delito: FaIsa
representation
Julio Aleman. Delito: Escalamiento
en- Ter. grado.
clemente Lopez Rivera: Falsa Re-
preservation.
Domingo Feliciano. Delito: Hurto
mayor.
Ramon castafo. Delito: Contra ma
tuna.
Ramon Mundo Y Francisco Pizarro:
Estos en- Ter. grado. ,l
Hermogenes Fernandez: Homicide
voluntario. sss re-
Rafael Carvajal. Delito; Asesinato
en- segundo grado.
Ramon Csldero o. serra:A Mutila-
ci6n. @fssr.
Pho Maldonado; Homicidio volunta-
rio. ,g ,.,ss
Juan Men6ndez;, Delito: tAscsinato
en- primer grado. s.a
Guillermo Rosario: Delito:, Asesina-
to en- segundo grado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
cAMBIo DE LOCAL

Tengo ell gusto de informar a mi
clientela de San Juan la Isla, que
desde hoy he trasladado mi oficina Y
Fabrica de trajes de la Gale del Sol
81 a la de Allen SO, donde me sera
grato prestarle mis- atenciones.
Tambien al mismo tempo anuncio un
variado surtido en- los articulos de mi
fabrication con un 10 por ciento de
descuento. A. LEVY. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
BANCo COMMERCIAL
DE PUERTO RICO
JUNTA GENERAL ORDINARIA
CONVoCATORIA

Se1alado Ell dia % del proximo mes
Ell Consejo de Directories de este Ban
co, para Ia celebration de la Junta
General Ordinaria de Accionistas SO
convoca 6stos a dicha Junta en- la
que ademas de los asuntos correspon
dientes Sc sometera a su resoluci6n la
reforma de las clausulas cuarta, quin-
ia, octava, novena, undecima y deci-
masexta, de las de incorporation del
Banco y los articulos dos cuatro al
ocho, diez al ounce, II, 18, 21-24-26-27.
31-33 y 35 del Reg1amento.
A. SARMIENTO,
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
NO Sc PERMITIRA AL GROWN
PRINCE QUE REToRNE A
.a4 ALEMANIA

BERLIN, julio 15- AL ex Crown
FRINGE no le sera permitido su regraso
a Alemania.
Ell ex here5ero la corona, hizo una
peticion al gobierno aleman para que
Sc lie permitiera habitar su castillo en-
u Alta silesia en- union de su esposa.
Ell gobierno estaba considerando la pc
ticion cuando el doctor Rathenau fu6
asesinado. Desrues de este hecho, la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
ESTADoS UNIDos IMPRIME UN
SELLO NUEVo PARA SPECIAL
DELIVERY

WASHINGTON, julio 16.-EI POST
master General Mr.. Works, compr6 hoy
Ell primer sello nuevo, que sustituira al
antique Special Delivery. Ell nuevo Sc
llo llevara una motocicleta en- vez de la
bicicleta, que aparecia anteriormen.e
El Postmaster General presentara ell
sello al prasiGen.e Harding, con una
prueba genuina del elise.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
AYUDE A LOS NINos PoBRES

Es necesario que en- caGa NUM-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la So
ciedad filantr6pica Gel Zapatc de
los Niios Pobres" Estas socSedad
viene trabajando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto Sxito
que podeEoos asegurar que todos los
nifios pobres que asisten a las es-
cuelas van debidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrificios
aceptamos cualquier donativo Dor in
significante que sea. Mandelo hoy
mismo 81 usted desea, la se6ora
MARIA T. DE SUAREZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
LA FRoTEsTA DE
UN ESPIRTrISTA

caguas, julio 25, de 1922.
Ell MUNDo, san Juan.
suplicole publique el siguielte te.
legrama: Feliciano A. Clorena, Aqua
dilla. Suplicole Olga que potes lata
llevo usted a San Lorenzo publique
prensa la manifest acion que lie di6 c.
espiritu FOR la MEDIUM Julia vazquez
listed es espirttista y debe decir la yer
dad. s~
Juan Jimenez GARCIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
MATRIMoNIo EN- PONCE

Anteayer contra jeron matrimonio en-
Ponce, en- la residencia de Ia madre de
Ia desposada, la bella y culta senorita
Mercedes Goyco Berne ell excelente
icven Sr. Eduardo Ojeda.
Les deseamos una eterna ventura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
CUBA HARA UN EMPREsTITo
DE 500, 600, 900

HABANA, julio 13.-El presidente
Alfredo zayas y su gabinete, Green que
la Inica solucion practicable para re-
mediar las deudas que oprimen la
Republfca cubana, es contratar un EN-
prestito.
Sc estima, por la comision econon1-
ca. que las obligaciones de Cuba al
canaan una deuda de 100000, 900.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26

petic.on fue 6eja1a sin lugar.
Ell gobierno, debido a las psrniciosas
conspiraciones de los elementos monar
quicos, cree que no l'e debe dar min
guna contestacion al ex principe here
dero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26

Unos 106 itatanos que negaron duran
te los tltimos dias de MARIO a Estados
Unidos fueron devueltos a su pals en-
vlrtud de haber excedido la Quota asig
NADIA Italia para emigrantes. La sepa-
raci6n fue motive de escenas pat6ticas
en- Ellis Island. La mayor parte Sc com
ponia de nifos, j6venes, sehoritas y Sc
floras que venian unirse sus fami-
hares de este pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26

cIGARRoS PERFEcTOS SUBLI-
MES. CORONAS CHlCAS MAR
CA SAN JUAN, LOS MEJORES
DE PUERTO RICO. PRUEBE
UNO, SOLIClTE MUESTRAS
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Ell GABINETE ALEMAN Y Ia
QUESTION BAVARIA

BERLIN, julio "a Ell Gabinete ale
man ha discutido esta tarde Ia question
de Bavaria y Gecidi6 adoptar Ina
actitud de espera hasta observar 81
desarrollo de los acontecimientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26

La poblaci6n extranjera residente en-
la actitud de Berlin slcanza a 25o, 900
almas, o sea un extranjero por cada
diez y seis habitantes. Los mas nume-
rosos son los austriacos cuyo n1mero
llega Glen mil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
CURIOSIDADEs

De las 62,527 personas que salieron
el aio pasado de Espafia para ell con-
tinente americana, la Argentina recibio
el mayor numero de emigrantes. ~
FL sistema metrico decimal Sc usa
actualmente en- todo Europa, exceptuan
do Russia la Gran Bretafia.
De acuerdo con estadfsticas recopila
Gas, Ell numero total de locos en- Esta-
dos Unidos alcanz6 la suma de 234 ,055
personals en- 1917. .t- -,
Ell ferrocarril Alaska, que fu6 rrin
cipiado durante la administration del
rresidente Wilson y que estara en- cir
culaci6n durante ell presente afio, tiene
TN rcorrido de All millas desde la ba-
bia de Resurrection en- Seward, Alaska.
nas5a talroanKs, slUTaao ell el no
Tanana. ~lts-a4 .a-fGs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26

Las muieres americanas gastan mas
en- medicos de belleza y arreglos para
la cabeza que todas las mujeres del
mundo reun: das.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
vERDAD 4 JUsTTc1A

mDITOREH: 2uer4e Rieo IlusTraae EAs.
ADMINISTRATORS; Carlos Warren
UFlCINAS: SaIvSlor Prau, Ntn. 81.
TELEFONO $50. P. o. Box S4s.
Oirijass Ia correspondence Informs-
kGva y htararia = la direction.
Para anuncios, comunicados, etc, eta.
dirieiraO NJ Administrator.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26

SOLO HAY UE "BROMU QUI-
NINA, que es LAXATIVE BRO
MO OUININA. La frma de E. w.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada eajita. Sc
usa por todo ell mundo para curar
resfriados en- un dfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
Olga Carpi

Soy la nnica que poseo en- maraV1-
lloso procedimiento cientifco para ha-
cerse amar. NADIA de ciencias ocultas.
Exclusivamente para seloras y se6ori-
tas.
Consultas por correspondence dos
dollars americanos, en- carta certifcada.
Apratado 1888 HABANA (Cupal.
Ell "PoNCE STAR" TRIUNFANTE
Y 9En- Ponce, 25 de julio de 1922.
Ell MUNDO. San Juan.
Base Ball "Ponce Stars cinco;
"Popce" Team cero.
F. E. JONES, Mgr. STARS
BANCo COMMERCIAL
DE PUERTO RICO
JUNTA GENERAL ORDINARLA
CoNVoCATORLA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
MagnifiCa Op0rtunidad

Por tener cue ausentarse SUI due
no Sc Vende una botica con bue-
ma cIienteIa. Diriiase a Box l.,
Naguabo, P. r.
AdV&,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
Unearth Big Fish
While E~xcavating
at Refinery Plant

Big fish are caught nowadays
in the Missouri river. Big snakes
are known to have been found IN
the foothills and prior to prohibi-
ton days, sometimes seen neare
the city.
But back in the days when The
lcytbosaurus roamed the land. and
the horse had a few more toes than
he does now. and some of our
present river valleys were lakes.
and strange vegetation was here
abouts. and glaciers were moving
down the country and blowing it
up more generally than a million
million Fordsons-back in those
days, they had some whOppers, both
fish and snakes.
Back in those days. when the
country was so messed up that
our earliest resident wouldn't rec
ognize it, they had fish as was fish,
with nary an IZaak Walton to
catch them OF leave word for his
friends concerning the fly they
were biting on in those days.
But. if the fishermen don't re-
main. the fish themselves do. and
when e%xcavated a few days ago at
the plant of the American Refinery
company north of the Tenth street
bridge. were in a condition which
probably would have endured for
several thousand years more.
Workmen found a big fish, fore
runner Of the rainbow. perhaps.
measuring 6 feet long and other
dimensions in proportion. 1t was
petrified and with the exception Of
fins and the thin parts of the tail
was as perfect as though it had
been carved from the stone. A
snake. 80 feet long and Is or 20
inches around at the thickest part,
was unearthed. The head was
taken by X. b. Mcdonald, 1915
Fifth avenue north.
Biologists who inspected the
finds said that they had undoubt-
eddy been covered by the glacial
drift and petrified.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
G. N, 0BUlLD
MODERN HOTEL
HERE FOR MEN
Estimates Begun for Building
to Be Erected on the
West Side.

Estimates for the construction OF a
hotel to quarter Great Northern shop
employees in Great Falls were begun
Friday by District Engineer h.. r..
Adams. II was announced Friday after
noon by Division superintendent Fred
Wear. The hotel will be built on the
Great Northern property on the west
side and will be large enough to room
and board at least 30 men, MIR. wear
said.
The hotel will be a frame structure
and modernly equipped with hot and
cold running water. bath tubs ana
shower baths, comfortable sleeping
quarters and ~lounging rooms. 1t IS
not to be constructed as a temporary
barracks, but permanent quarters for
shop employees, Mr.. Wear announced.
Untangiing Freight Tie-up
Relative to the strike situation. Mr..
Wear said that passenger trains are
running on time and that the freight
tie-up is being rapidly u%ntangled. The
second freight train stalled here by the
embargo was moved out of Great Falls
Friday and trains all along the line
are being rolled out of the yards where
some of them have been spotted for
two weeks. The Butte division is vir-
tually cleaned up and it is believed
that the K%alispell and Montana dlvI-
sions will be freed today. All freight
should be moving normally within the
next "a hours, Mr.. Wear said.
There is no change in the status of
the local strike situation" he said.
Men are being added daily to the shop
forces here and the company will con
tinue to employ men until all of the
positions vacted by the strikers are
filled. AS far as the Great Northern
is concerned. the strike is ended. 1t is
just a question now of building the
forces up to the normal standard"
jerks Denies Settlement
To officially contradict any informa-
ton spread to the effect that a strike
settlement looms with seniority rights
returned TO strikers from Great North
ern shops, Mr.. Wear made public Fri
day afternoon the following statement.
received by him in a wire from c. o.
jerks of st. Paul. vice president in
charge Of operation of the Great
Northern system:
The morning papers intimate that
seniority rights for strikers. This is
all bunk and simply propaganda ped
died by Jewell to keep his men in line
from day to day as they are about to
break away n go to work. There is
no strike settlement on this railroad
and there never will be. We are gain
ing every day. Another bunch of men
| went to work at St. Cloud this morn
ing. We will soon have more than a
normal force there"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
PLAY HOUSE,
OF LEGION TO
BE0RCANlZED
Wrecking Crew Coming Here
TO Form VOiture
Locale.

4 ~voiture locale of La Societe des
40 Hommes ct S Chevaux is to be
organized in Great Falls. with a wreck
ing crew from Helena and nearby
cities to come soon to install it, ac-
cording to plans made Friday at a
meeting of Tom Busha, national ON
mitteeman, with 10y J. Molumby state
commander, and other officials IN
Great Falls.
Several ~legionaries of Great Falls
are already members and will be the
neucleus about which the new organi-
zation is built. Prior TO the coming of
the installing w%recking crew, applica-
tons for membership will be received
by Walter Neubert.
Among the 40 men initiated into the
Forty and Eight at the annual meeting
last week at K~alispell we're: Walter
Neubert. Frank Mcdonnell. Julius Hill
gard, Charles Watts, Johnny Healey
Of Belt, James Johnson of Shelby and
DR.. A. b. Dinsmore of Stanford.
Speaking Of the state plans for the
Forty and Eight. Busha said:
1T is the plan of the Forty and
Eight to have d voiture locale organ
lied in each county in the state. Many
of the counties are already organized,
and others have made plans for i'm
mediate organization. At the Kalispeli
promenade. the legion members were
enthusiastic for the Forty and Eight,
which is the playhouse of the Amerl-
can Legion and intended at all times to
promote its principles and advance its
welfare. ~Legionnaires from all over
the state were initiated into the Forty
and Eight. and the e annual pro-
menade, which will be held next year
ut Billings Immediately following the
convention of the American Legion,
should see every county in the state
represented.
"Voitures locale are restricted to
one in each county. and consist OF
members in good standing of the
American Legion. who have belonged
TO the legion for not less than three
months and who lave performed some
service for il which, in the opinion of
the ~voiture locale. should entitle the
member to membership in the Forty
and Eight. Whenever a member OF
the Forty and Eight. who is called a
voyageur militaire. ceases 10 be a
member in good standing of the Amer
can Legion he is automatically dropped
from the rolls of Ia societe.'
Following the annual convention OF
the American Legion at kallspeli. the
grande promenade Of the La Soclete
des 40 Hommes ct 8 ChevauX. depart
ment of Montana. was held. The foi-
lowing officers were reelected for the
year: Grand chef de care. Homer r.,
Gels. Winnett: grand chef de train.
r. r. Ramaker. Hobson; grade conduc-
teur. w. NJ. Carter, Hobson: grand
commissaire intendant. |. l.. Dehnert,
Denton: grand correspondent. Is. ).
Conrad. Winnett: grand garde de la
porte. Joseph J. Davey, Townsend;
cheminot national. Hugh Baker. Miles
City: members Mt large. grand che
minots T.. II. Fitzgerald. Miles City:
Charles Haschke. Hobson; Raymond
Hildebrand. Glendive; Donald Loehl.
Missoula; Joseph Davey. Townsend.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
Mulroy Named State
Agent for Mutual;
Headquarters Here

w. A. Mulroy of Billings has been
named state agent of the Mutual Fire
Insurance companies at the Great
Falls headquarters to succeed c. A.
Stephens, who has resigned to enter
other business.
Mulroy was formerly with the com
pany at Billings. being transferred TO
Great Falls to the office of state agent
and manager. Mark j. Chamberlain
succeeds Mulroy as special agent and
will have his headquarters in Great
Falls.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
CITY WILL EAT
DESPITE STRIKE,
MERCHANDISE
Express Shipments and Farm
Produce InsureS Food
Supply.

Great Falls residents will eat Tor u
long. long time despite the railway
strike, according to merchants Of the
city. There will be a good chance. too,
that the residents will find no lack of
drvgoods and other merchandise.
The strike has not affected the gro
Gerry business because the fruits and
vegetables and perishable merchandise
Of that nature comes by express any
way. Residents of the city have not
had to stint themselves on water mel
nns. berries, cantalonpes or the like.
Big Wholesale Stocks
In the more staple groceries, Great
Falls could live for some time on the
,as.,,s house, Of the city, and. so far
fiere has been little difficulty in meet
Ing all trade demands. according to the
erocers. Some special brands of pro-
duce failed the demand. a popular con-
densed milk for instance, but this has
been met by supplies of other brands
which nave met the needs of the CON
sumers. 1.
The same has been true Of some of
the myriad brands Of breakfast foods
and some persons who have believed
them have had their first meal Of the
day spoiled, if they have not found a
substitute.
One Shortage Averted
Probably the most serious situation
that confronted the shoppers was a
danger of a failure in the supply OF
wrapping paper, with the probability
that the old-fashioned market basket
might have to return and men take to
carving their purchases in their peck
cts. This danger was passed safely
with the arrival Of a carload in the
city. -,
ranches already providing potatoes and
other vegetables, Great Falls are as
sured that they will not be subject to
q famine no matter how long the strike
may last, the grocers say.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
Kelley Makes Trip
on Scribes' Special

W. c. Kelley, editor and publisher
of the Western Tourist. printed IN
Butte. was in Great Falls Friday. hav.
ing arrived with the National Editorial
association special. with which he is
travelling during its stay in the state.
The next issue of the Western Tourist
will feature the state trip of the ed
itors. Kelley said that the visit has
made a great impression on the editor
iaI association members.