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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-07
Land of Flowers.

Fennimore Times: While we can
not boast like some other sections of
ours being a land of sunshine, still
we can claim with much reason that
it is a land of flowers. Hardly had
the flowers quit blooming out of
doors, when Jack Frost put flowers
on the windows
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-07
A Journalistic Venture.

We are in receipt of a copy of the
''True Democrat" published in Mil
waukee.' William d. Carroll is busi-
ness manager and David S. Rose is
editor
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-07
Aged Pioneer Resident Died
Sunday Morning.

Mrs. Gilbert Tedeman3on, aged 81
years, passed away at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Ole Peterson, OF
this place, last Sunday morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-07
PREPARING PACKAGES TO
SEND BY PARCELS POST
SHOULD BE SECURELY WRAPPED AND PROP
ERLY AND LEGIBLY ADDRESSED

1t would seem to be unnecessary
to give instructions in regard to pre-
pairing parcels for mailing; but it will
be necessary to do this so long as par
cells not securely wrapped and incor-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-07

rectly addressed are presented at the
post office for mailing.
Parcels as we'll as letters should be
addressed in the form following:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-07

Use the Want Column In The Demo
crat and you will get results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

West couid not walk Ito wns take
~ once 90 the prison hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
STATE SELLS
WATER BONDS

OLYMPIA. Jan. s.--honds with a
face value Of $4,000. isao~i by the
Entiat irrigation district. IN Chelan
county. have been sold by tho stat.
10 smith a Strout. Seattle bond
house. at 90 cents. for SIS 100. accord.
ing 10 an announcement made by TN.
department Of conservation and de.
vciopmcnt.
This IA Tho fret instance In which
Irrigation bonds assumed by the oil
state reclamation board have bcon
cold
During the two years In which IN
stat. held the tonds II received $500
In interest. which. added 10 the sale
prlc, 81 tsS.ioo. sfvcs the state q net
return OF sss.Tso on the bonds total
OF $4,000. frrlEstioa bombs % other
districts totaiing taoo. 900 are still
held by tho state at per cent Inter
est
Tho proceeds Of tho Ycnfiat saie 70
into the reclamation revolving FUND.
Erred w. AEat-. assistant director of
conservation and development. han.
died tn. transaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
WAR BONUSES
LOCALIZED

OLYMPIA. Jan. sA-Mor- than si.'
COS. 900 OF war bonuses will 10 iegnl'
ixed and is6o 300 in delayed claims
will ho paid. as the result OF a Hu'
preme court decision handed down
yesterday.
Tho cour, heh thai every soldier
or sailor or marin. who was on active
duty In tho military service OF the
United States. u citizsn Of the United
States and a bona flda resident OF Tho
state Of Washington. between April
q. 1917. and November II, 1918. In
entitled 90 n bonus under tho state
soldier compensation act.
A former decision ~ the court hah
the effect OF excluding gr-at
many .nsrvioe men from tho b~ne'
fits ~ tho bonus. as II placed undue
restrictions on the time and place OF
enlistment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
SWIFT & co.
OPTIMISTIC

CHICAGO, Jan e-p~sr'te 'he
fact that swfft a On. failed TO show
a profit for the last ~ months. an
cpttrnissis view WAS taken OF the NJ
tur. IN the annual report made yes
,ersav ~ Louis " sw'f. president
lie stated the reason for bring un'
able Ia shcw . profit q. 'due largely
20 the fall In prfccs OF commodities
on hand
-rn. sensational fan IN values Of
Nv. stock ana packing house prod
uc,-. which was In progress in 1870
coutinued for tho frs, four months
81 IN. fi~cai year iuss closed" said
swift. -sinee that time there has not
he~n any serious fall In values. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
Retail Prices for
1922 His Subject

How 20 solve retail problems 10,
1873: Ia the subject 10 bs discussed b.
Professor Donald X. David. asuistan,
dean Of tho school Of business admin
btrauon Of Harvard university. n
tho annual meeting OF thu retail
trade bureau Of the Chamber Of Com
moroe, next Tuesday. at D. m a,
tho bungalow. observation may be
made NJ the chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

inventory loaars OF tho rirvt quarter
81 the year. with the continuing
slack trade due 20 businos. deprcs.
sion. made Il Impossible for us to show
a rrcnt for uhe 1. months under -
view
Thu nie~ % swim q On during chs
last year were . Iiftis over ssec. ece. =
600. This r~pr~eents . reduction In
dollars from the previous year. but
actual volume In hundr~fweiEhts has
not fallen OFF as much as sals- IN
dollars and cents would indicate.
according 10 Swift
Decrease In tonnax~ vls about Q
per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
Judge, Sentenced to
Penitentiary, Dying

IEAvESwoRTH. Kan. Jan. a.
John West Of Losansport. Ind,
former police Judge who was s~p.
fenced TO the federal penitontiary
here FOR conspiracy 10 violate the
vointead s@s. II seriously III and can.
not recover. according 10 tho prison
physician. Upon hts arrival. Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

Da Monte MAssnaAds -----$O~
Van CAmp's Chi Con 0rns
Ne. oAn- ..-------.-----4&
cr~amettss. pkg .------11>
Chinese Noodles. verg. .---0>
searchiighs Matches ..--.-.7t
Bnrdenis Eagle MIN. enn----&2&
school Hoy Peanut Duftss.
10. ...-.--~-.. 80. -----> XIV
Tcsips prCsw. hG. : f0r-.--16~
shinpea. csas..---------&oe
MOSon's 6hAker San lilo
Premier SaSsd Dress1ng. ---301
C2mpbetrs ooups .----~1O~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
SOUTHARD WILL
SEEK DIVORCE
Wife Faints in Prison When
She Hears News

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. s.--Mfs. Lfas
Southland. who smiled when arrested
for murder. faced a jury with com
posture aud went 90 prison WIN
out a murmur. tainted when to'u
her NTH husband. Paul Vincent
southland. was preparing to seek :
divorce. All during the re'ieu -
lowing her arrest and trial ne s'eo'
Loyalty by her. protecting her ihno,
cene.. when a jury found her
guilty Of poisoning her fourth nus
hand Edward y. Meyer. for hts IN
.,vnnoo n was too much for hs
sa,th she has been sentenced 70
-erx. FROM ten years to hfe IN
prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

Fisbevs Eisnd. <ss ...--.11.o3
Re~dios. Itai.lna. Pkg 26t
Dates ........s...----. .3S~
Extra Fancy Sliced Pineaprie.
large 1nn ................x U~
Broken Sliced Pineapple.
no. IAN .-......s-ss....l oS
Extra Fancy Corn. can. .2le
standard Corn. can ......12tse
Tomato ov Mustard Eaxdtn~~.
is ..............-...-17St
White Tuna Frsh. hs. .S3t
Rel Spring Salmon. ks....17<
Nsrn~a Strawberry Pre~xrves.
ID ozs- --...--...-o1V
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
Mexican Imports
Becoming Fewer

Mexico Is cutting down her imports
while her exports remain almost eta,
tionary. according 10 reports 10 tbs
Seattle Chamber OF commeros thru
i,s foreign trade bureau. from tbs
United states department Of oorn
merce. OIL exports for Eovemb~r
1921. amounted 10 approximately &C..
900. 900 barr~Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

Get fun nourishsnast Il
food you eat by eating
onsS 20 three cskss Of
FIeischmanus YsAst
each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

Instant relief DOM ssay stuffed.
up Quit blowing ana rnufringi A
dose Of -raps's Cold Compound taxi.
en- every two hours until three doses
are taken usually breaks any cold
right up.
The fir~s dc~s cr~ns cicxxed-up
poetrfis and air passage. nj head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
CLOCKS REGULATED
BY STREET LIGHTS

wINNErkA. H.. Jan. a.
ny an order just Issued by the
village manager the electric lights
in tho streets OF winnetka blink
at ? o'clock every night. II j.
explained that since the teie-
phone company discontinued tell.
ing subeeribers the time Il has
been difficult 20 ASCERTAIN the
correct time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

stops nose running relieves head
ache. duiinosr. feverishnesa. snoez-
lnr.
"rspes Cold conpoupd- 10 the
quickest. surest relief kno~n. and
costs only . few oents At drug stores
II acts without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no eulnine- Insist
upon psp-'s.--Advertis~m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

vANCouvf.U n. C.-emsshsns
show window. thief SECURED 81. ooo IN
l~~elry FROM stare u Robert Me.
Donald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

TIE COUNTRY has more eiian
800 900 motor trucks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

GIRlS-I would like to meet a few clris
with high school education. who have an
aptitude for lettering and drawing. There
are some good opportunities in our organi.
Hation for such girls: experience unneces.
sary. Call at once.
MRS PATTON
Curtis Puoshins Co. 604 SAMSON ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

1890 or and Room io0i Colonial Trust
BUILDING.
MEN wanted, strong and active, ,,tor
handling steel. Apply Hess. Bright Mfs.
Co. Front At. and Erie ave, aye,.--------.-----.---.
OFFICE MAN, about 80: must have M, ma
variety OF experience, executive aoiinntTG
supervising credit, order. shipping, ana na .a
livery departments: one accustomed 10 unn,tv M
work. who IL looking for an oppot ttu"ihhe 10
70 prove by his ability and work tnas ,,rp n
is worthy OF the opportunity OF MINE iinSonsnt
position. where salary for the 1nonnr 1no
Is not the big idea: give complete inip9sr' ip9r'cs
ton In first letter r. 1912. Ledger '''''s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

lE pStpN ',.s>, Ugr~ .....lI-0pr ~ . o.. ,
couo.,,. .a>vnHu.e i..," D.. g.
~ : lN.r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

-, rpE-youns lady high school education
4 Years practical office experience. desires
.o,,;Sn where services and ability van be
poSSrsciated Il 125. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

MEN who hav- mad experience in handing
men as foremen or otherwise; good opp in
pos: must be neat and OF good app. over
% years o. as" See Mr., Chatman, 1928
Widener Blds., 10 4. NJ. to ia +. NJ.
ambitious men who are willing 10 learn
our business. Can after 10 A. NJ. 7O2 Van
Dam B!ds 1907 Market 81. Ask for Mr
MurtRusn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
LOST AND FOUND

hnnA I'E--l.oSt, fcmnl" Airedalr, bInr,
tu,n""dI N"Iy short tail Reward If re.
Cb",,Tll13 TO- ti"ward, ill r, Willow Grove ave.
5S.I5, So, I'M, Ihun" Chestnut liiIl .l!H
x ~ Lost. diamond brooch bet l6th
Tues 'nI l' SITS. n Wanamakrr's store. on
morJ ,"i hlnE consists Of about ~ da.
wsrI S"t IN Eo,d ANA platinum liberal Il.
I.;,,,l l"luih to l22N stephen Girard BldE.
Mo ran rny"lopr. J.Ibcr%l reward # r%turncd
STT "'i 'Nn road. Phone ovcrbrook 1881
tmg" "YTS.; T,.;; ,,a. ma'Tgmn bar.gtn damond set
I've r,at', M'.l i'hlIa, ana Reading Way ne
mani"", ."iurnrd t. Brown. 55O3 Gcl .
Ge,m"si' IN RoNnuruugn. Manayuuk or
itaterr't,''"'Nh' saturday morning JeWcled
with tbs.' pm OF Theta Delta Chi Fraternity
ward uhm" u. Is. Merrill, Class 10. re.
- -.ol-lMuMlCAte y I22. L.olE.L Ofllcn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
GENERAL

RITsINEss SERVICE o..i714 Land Title
tag ;,GS GSe RSrsdrbs e9rs fsoca Haep eP
EetpEGnnESMI edser, $1,000: typists. Slss30.
CHEMisTs-Girads., $1,000; oil exp.,up $4,000
CREDIT MGR-RetaI instal!ment exp.
Ds DsAFTS-Str. steel. power nlanl. aren't
tectural. woodwork. un TO $4,000.
ESGRs-Mech. plant. $1,000 Mp cons;r
E;SR EMEN-Al,ll work erector machy $4,000
SS,SD pROD-Small metal parts, gears.
NOR, SALEs-Proprictary article
SAI,EsMEN- Chem!cais: SEEDS etc
SrESOGRAPHERs { SECYs --si3oo 5000
,II1>- ,nfed clerks: Govt positions. salar>
Il 400 TO $500: exp. unnscessary, ,wrtls
fr.a test In struc'ion partic. l+.l. l"I. or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

SALESMAN
BY large manufacturing concern, with
knowledge of blankbook manufactur ing.
printing, lithosra phirg and all forms and
styles OF loosc-leaf devices: must have ex-
perience in the handling OF staple stationery
and all sizes Of paper stock: preference
given to man that has had experience in
soliciting orders from banks, manufsctur
Ing concerns and county Offices; nn attractive
offer VIII be made to applicants having SUCH
experience and qualifications and possessing
the ability 10 produce results. all cotnrinni- M j.
Ls tiona regarded siricuv CONFIDENTIAL
address p 1908 Ledger ONCE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

WANTED quiet, comfortable a,h.r wltn I,
tnr' taIE! lrIet"Iab.Y with oId Philade'.
nt'llns 20 pay lberalIv for good cdre en-
, ,ugeuIHl rompu nionship T. 1907 r,is, y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

WOMAN wanted for responsible posit lion
must be ambitious and have Initiative. Ad.
,lrrs4 giving rame, address and telephone
number, + zoos, Ledger Onlce. - -
WOMEN several positions open TO honest.
ambitious women who are willing TO learn
our business. Cali after 10 4. NJ. 702
Van Dam Bldg, 1901 Market o., Ask for
Mr.. Murtaush.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

Az TO license tags 1923. IN % hours Dom
ne mlsled; Phiin. Eea1Vsrtsrs Easse'
" o!tyer. open "ys-. a13 y 18th. Pop. o2?'
CYLINDER grin ling specialist We mall
h'Iumo . a'e. starbuck Auto l,ns a87
FORD I-trn truck: good oodv ard eaain-.
~" Chas. Is. johnson. Ism aud Pass
FORD touring sood Condii .Or N,i. eel o.
snlalI weekly payments; prira 500 Chas
IS. J@Gnson, 18th and Passyunk +N".
FORD dump truck in nrst-.as. coDi,tou
j. Russell. APO Walnut st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
YOUNG WOMEN

are openings for ambitious Young women
VINO are looking for pleasant work
Telephone opera ting Is permanent; there Ia
no lay OF after the hrst OF the year; rs
Sear-'round work.
There ts no batter time than right now.
this week-to enter this business
You will receive s1a week at tho start and
more after weeks.
MISS STEVENSON
1881 Arch ts.
$50 A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. or PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

WANrED-Cashi and bundle Rirl for silk
department. position permanent; all ap-
pliCations IN strict confidence. 1hTeshsr
Brothers, 1922 Chestnut ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
BOARDING

-, - > i33--Eou'n for = uanti.,,c- .
ruu,trn romfur rAb'r homo ~ nm :. ,,,'
l,u Sh fNTl't, mee's i dcsir,l '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
HELP wANTED-MALE

MAN-OpeninG for man who IL absolutely
honest. capable and desirous OF permanent
future. Call for interview between b39 and
l2:30 or and Room 1901 Colonial Trust
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28
HYGIENE EsCoLAR

En- cuanto q los trabajos de la Divi-
son de Hygiene escolar, ell 81. Cont
sionado informa en- ell "Boletin Of
cian':
Como demostracion de la importan
cia de los trabsjos que la Division de
Hygiene Escolar del Departamenso Mu-
nicipal de instruction Publica vianc rea
lIzando, y la cual hemos comontado en-
numeros anterioves, publicamos los re-
S1menes del primer semestre cscoIar.
En- dichas estadiSticas pueden verse las
c:fras correspondientes al trabajo de
investigation, y al de tratam4ento.
Quien dude &c la necesidad de este ser
vicio, debe detenerse reflexionar So
bre los datos siguicntes: los Dcntistas
E;scolarpD~ han examinado a 1,211 nj
flos, y han encontrado que todos esos
211 nifios necesitan de una Jinlpieza
general en- sus bocas; que entire todos
reqlueren un agregado total de 2.O4O
extracciones de piezas completamente
jnservibles, la necesidad de dilatar
rs abcesos, amen de 70 rellenos dc pas
ia, 800 de porcelana Y 2,611 de platino.
81 en- un ntmero de nifios que no re-
preaenta Ia sexta parte de la matricula
total del distrito de San Juan. Sc han
encontrado esos defectos, IcuaI no sera
la establishes cuando Sc hayan exami-
lado todos los ninos? La labor empieza
ahora, pero Sc proseguira cada vez mas
intensamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28
La geOgrafia es Ia asig-
natura peOr enSe1ada en-
P. R.--diCe ell ST. Con-
zaI0z GinOriO

Ell Sr. Gonzalez Ginorio, CoIlisiona-
do Municipal de Instruction de San
Juan proposito de I'm traba 10 acerca
de Geografia, escrito por Ell inspector
Nc Guire ha dicho entire otras cosas:
Este trabajo es realmente intere-
sante. no puede menos que causar un
s..udabls efecto entire los maes1ros que
t-e.el a ST cargo la ensefanza de la
Gee grafia. Creemos que es esta asigna-
tura una de las mas interesanyes del
curco de estudios. Pero con igual inge
ruidad confesamos que nuestra expe-
riencia nos eHge decir que es la asigna
tura peor enseflada en- Puerto Rico.
Muy pocos mastros han vislumbrado
siquisra el valor cultural de la Geo
grafia, y como consequences de este la
importancia de esta enseEanza como ele
nento educativo. Cast todos los maestros
que a esta asignatura Sc dedican, sola-
mente ven ell valor utilitario de la mis-
MA. Acumular en- el nino multitud de
Gerechos de2cub1ertos por otros, zero q.
el no ha sido guiado observarlos,
TO tiene NADIA de educativo. Mientras
su memoria le sea 1el, recordara tales
hechos, aun sin comprenderlos, mu-
cho menos apreciarlos. Cuando su me-
moria no responda ningun estimulo
acerca de tales hechos, podra atirmarse
que ese nino no sabe Geografia Ell ar
t-culo del Or. Mcclure, ha de estimu-
lar a los maestros de esta asignatura a
una mejor compression del problema
que encierra esa ensenanza, y a "a adop
ci6n de los m6todos mas apropiados pa
IA la presentation, estudio soluci6n
Ge dicho problema. Recomendamos la
lectura juiciosa del articulo que co,
mentamos.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28
ROBO EN- LA PORTO RICO
PAPER & SUPPLY CO., INl

Ell viernes a las pasado meridiano
avisaron por telefono al departamento
de la detective, que en- ell estableci-
miento Porto Rico Paper g. Supply
Co., Inc.,' situado en- la calle de Ia
Luna No. 76, ocurria algo anormal ne
cesitaban sus jefes que fueran ALI in
mediatamente varios detectives para
que Sc hicieran cargo de una investiga-
cion.
Los detectives Jose Cerra y Juan E.
Miranda fueron ordenados para use pre-
sentaran en- las ofcinas del estableci-
miento ALI les informaron que, desde
hacia algunos dias, Sc venfa notando Ia
desaparici6n de varios efectos pertene-
cientes a dicho establecimiento. Los de-
tectives sospecharon del joven Macario
Garcia, de 18 amos, natural de Naran-
jito, quien estaba empleado ALI desde
hacia tres semanas. El referido joven
fu6 conducido las oficinas de la de-
tective, donde despues de un interroga-
torio Sc declare culpable de los siguien-
tes robos: ell dia 13 del corriente sus-
trajo l navajo; el ii, media docena; Ell
Is, dos navajas; ell Is, media docena;
ell 1S, media docena; ell 10, una docena;
ell %, una docena; ell % una docena y
Ell dia "a media docena Estas navajas
son de afeitar y fabricadas en- Alema-
MIA.
De estas navajas Sc han recuperado
48, las cuales Sc habian vendido dis
tintas personals a razon de so centavos
cada una, siendo su valor $500 cada
navajo.
Hoy por la manana sera visto en- la
Corte Municipal, secci6n segunda, este
case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28
FL GOBIERNO S0LICITARA
MARIANA Ell VOTO DE
CONFIANZA

LOEDREs. mario 27.-El presiden-
- del 0abinets mister Lloyd George
tisns 81 pfop6sito de eomparecsr mana
na ante Ia CAmara para solieitaT la con-
haHEa de este.
III lefe del gobierno. quien legara
sata noehs pr0cedeHts de CEiccieth, ha
citado poF TELEGRAPH a Jos sehores Minis
troa para an Conseio que Sc verihcara
Embellishments despuss de su llegada
nqui.
n psri6die0 DAILY Telegraph" que
fuS 81 pFimeTo cue aeogi6 la notieia res
pectO de Ia Fenuneia del seh0r Lloyd
George. assEura hoy que Ia crisis no ha
desapaFecido ahn cue existen ahora
intFigas mueho mas oomplieadas contra
81 gobisrno. Manifesto que Sc esta ha-
eisndo un intsnto deliberate para pro
voeaF Ia TuptuFa de Ia eoaliei6n que
preside Lloyd George. con 10 eual la po.
siei6n del isfe del gobisrno Sc hace ex-
fremadamente dincil
re Manchester Guardian, que es,
como se sabe. el 6rgano mas autorizado
del pals. aAFma cue 81 isfe del gobieTno
ha manifestado sus inteneiones de dimi-
ar. puez no puede atempeFarse a las
humillantes actitu6 que contra 81 han
sdopsado sus adve 9rios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28
IMPORTANTE AUDIENCIA
PUBLICA

Hoy, las diez de la manana, Sc ce-
lebrara en- la Tesosoreria de Puerto
Rico, una audiencia p1blica ante la
Junta de Revision Igualamiento de
Propiedad, con ell prop6sito de oir a
la Association de Productores de All
car en- ell asunto relacionado con la pc
ticion de reduction de la valoracion de
la propiedad, particularmente la Valo-
raci6n de las propiedades dedicadas a
la industria azucarera. Segdn los in
formes que tenemos, dicha audiencia
concurriran los mas importantes pro-
ductores de aztcar y terratenientes de
esta IsIa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28
IndGpGndentiStaS Sc
reunen en- nRiOPiedraS

En- la tarde del domingo Sc llev6 a
cfecto en- ell teatro "Rivoh''. de Rio
F-edras, una interesantisima asamblea
la que concurrieron numeroscs miem
laos nacionalistas de aquella poblacion,
nutridas delegaciones de San Juan.
FL salon Sc hallaba elegantemente
6ecorado con profusion de banderas por
torriquefas en- ell centric una hermosa
bandera americana. Preside el scto ell
Sr. Julio Medina, presidente del Comi-
lie Nacionalista de Rio Piedras.
FL Sr. Loret inauguro ell acto con un
elocuente discurso acerca del motive
oe la reunion, aludiendo. en- una evo-
cacion al insigne Jose de Diego, a la
baEdera portorriquefa y la ban6era
americana; al terminar SUI oracion fue
Calurosamente felicitado.
A moci6n del Sr. Moret tcdos los
concurrentes Sc pusieron de Pie en- ho-
nor al natalicio Jose de Diego, cue fu6
precisamente ell domingo, dia de la reu
nton.
Sc discutieron ampliamento las pre-
sentes circunstancias por que atraviesa
e! pals y por acuerdo unanime fueron
alTobadas las mlsmas resoluciores adop
tadas por ell Comit6 Nacionalista de
San Juan sea:
l. Que Sc recomiende los deIega-
dos que dan de asistir la magma asam
Lea de Ponce ell dia de abrl. que
Ceiendan eicazmente que la Asamblea
Sc declare constituyente.
g. Que Sc presente una resolution
creando e. Dartido Nacionalista
s. Que Sc someta una Declaration
&c Principles y un programa para di-
cbo Partido.
Cuando estos acuerdos fueron defni
tivamente aprobados, una encartadora
Joven cuyo nombre sentimns no recor-
car, acompanada de I'm joven violinis-
ia, dejaron escapar las dulces notas dc
Ia Borinquen, que fu6 escuchada de pie,
lor todos los ALI presentes.