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The Monett times., 1922-05-12
i ERENEZER

Sunday school at Ebenezer was well
attended Sunday with good interest
manifested. Elder Brown delivered a
good discourse at the IL o'clock SER
vice and dismissed for dinner which
was served in the yard to large
crowd. Quite number OF visitors
wore present. They met again at z
o'clock for song service with Miss
Tarnouist at the organ. Brother
loren Crouch; of Pleasant Ridge, a
young preacher, gave a good Salk
subject, "Cities of Refuge" followed
,by Brother Hewlett, also of Pleasant
Ridge. The meeting was dismissed al
$3.50 after good day.
Miss Nellie Henson, who has beer
working at Kansas City, is at home
on a visit. and attended church Sun
day.
Mr.. Hewlett and family Of Pleasant
Ridge attended the all day service
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckett attended the
service at Ebenezer Sunday.
Elder Mccormick attended church
on Sunday morning.
J. T. Sanders was very i'll Sunda!
and not able to attend church.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
DEMOLAY CEREMONIAL
AT CASSVILLE

A delegation consisting of about
sixty from Monett De Molay and fif-
teen Masons went to Cassville Mon
day to initiate a class for Cassville
DeMolay. There was class of four
teen initiated, two being from Peirce
City, three from Monett and nine from
Cassville. The patrol performed on
the streets of Cassville at $3.50 o'clock
p. m. There were Mascns in attend
ance from all parts of the county,
probably being one of the largest Ma
sonic gatherings ever held in Cassville
A banquet was served at $50 and in
the evening a dance was given in
honor of the boys at which large
crowd was present. The officers Of
Monet Chapter DeMolay will initiate
a class of twenty here Tuesday even
ing, May 16, at 7:30 o'clock.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
NORTH PURDY

Mrs. Ben Burg visited with Mrs.
Dennis HORNE Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith and Miss
Jewel Scott were in Monett, Monday.
Miss Jewel Eden attended church
at New Salem, Sunday.
: Miss Merle Robertson spent Sum
day with Miss Jewel Sexton.
Miss Stella Burg accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. O. H. Stringer, of Monett to
Neosho, Sunday.
Mrs. John Balmas is recovering
after a weeks illness.
Miss Ruth HORNE spent Sunday
with Edna Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Leonard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Leonard of Monett,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Balmas and family.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
ORGANIzE NEW CHURCH

Rev. Frank James and Elders, Carr
McNatt, Howard Roach and Elbert
Grammer of the First Christian
Church here, went to Leann yesterday
afternoon to hold an ordination SER
vice there.
The church was organized with
about twenty charter members, re-
Gently following a revival service,
which was held by Rev. J. Fl. Watson.
Two elders, Mr.. Akin and Mr.. Por-
ter SuttIes and two deacons, another
Mr.. Akin and Mr.. John Thomas were
ordained. Rev. James conducted the
services.
The members of this newly organ
lied church are planning to erect a
building, situated about half way ber
tween Jenkins and Leann.-Aurcra
Advertiser.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
WOLF ITEMS

Mrs. Fred Lehde's mother, of Frei-
staff prairie died at her home Friday
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at the Freistatt church anc
burial was made in the Freistatt
cemetery. The children and relatives
have the deepest sympathy Of this
neighboEhood. 4r
Several from this neighborhood at.
tended all day services at Ebenezel
Sunday.
The Wheeler farm club met at the
Wolf school house Thursday night
The regular business was transacted
There was light attendance on ac-
count of the busy season.
The Wheeler farm club baseball
team played the Freistatt team Sun
day afternoon a good game was play
ed the score was. fourteen to sixteer
in favor of the Wheeler boys.
Ed Steinway, Bill Bauer and Mrs
Emma and Lena Myer visited thei'
mother Mrs. Henry Bauer Monday
evening.
Mrs. Cora Ash is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ash and sor
Leroy Sof Cassville are visiting no!
Ash and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Williams anc
Mrs. Chloe Henson and baby vlsltec
Nathan Pruitt and family Sunday
evening.
Harvey Henson and family ant
Mrs. Mary Wilks, visited their mother
Mrs. Georgia Caldwell Sunday.
Charlie jackson and family vlsltec
Homer Wilks and family Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie vantuyl visited Mrs
Cora Ash Monday evening,
Mrs. Minnie Miller and son AlVli
visited Mrs. Nathan Pruitt Monda!
morning.
Success to the Times and its reader
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
LAND DEAL

James Wilson has bought of F. P.
Sizer the remainder of the S. M.
Mitchell farm which joins the town on
the northeast.
The part bought by Mr.. Wilson con-
tains about 95 acres, and lies east and
north of the Cassville cemetery.
Mr.. Sizer sold to James Talbert the
Reunion ground tract, lying north OF
the Cassville and Galena road, and to
John Ray, the S. Ne. Mitchell home
and about 20 acres surrounding it, and
R. A. Gorg has bought the old fair
ground tract, which was also part
of the S. M. Mitchell land.-Cassville
Republican.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
MRS. ROY E. BROWNS
FATHER DIES

Mrs. Roy E. Brown received mess
sage from Morrisville Monday even-
ing stating that her father, w. J.
Lough, had died at that place from
heart trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. Lough
whose home is at MarionulIe had
gone to Morrisville for a visit with
friends and enjoy an outing. Mr..
Lough was about IS years old and ia
survived by his wife and four chill
dren, Mrs. Ray Refer, Mrs. Margaret
Hood, Hover Lough of Marionville,
and Mrs. Roy E. Brown of Monatt.
The body will be taken to Chetopa.
Kansas for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hood
who has been visiting here left Tues
day morning for Marionville.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
FLAT WOODS

Most every one in this part are
through planting corn, and are get
ting ready for the strawberry crop if
nothing happens to the berries every
one in this community will have
plenty of work to do.
Ermal Bandy had quite an accident
Saturday afternoon. While playing
he fell on an old rusty wire, the wire
sticking him in the side, which caused
quite bit Of pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brit Marbut visited
Mrs. Fred Edwards and children
Thursday night of this week.
Ellie Henderson planted corn for
Carl Ragsdale Friday.
Mrs. Anna Watson is here visiting
her sister Mrs. Jake McCraw this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Betterton of Joplin
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with L. A. Bandy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis and children
visited at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Ellie Henderson, Sunday.
Mildred Edwards visited ova Hen
derson Friday afternoon. =
Mrs. Dove Edwards and children
called on Mrs. Jake McCraw Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Florence Henderson and
daughters visited Mrs. Atrel Ragsdale
Wednesday.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12

Martin, account.
Joplin Supply Co., D. e. stuckey ct
al, account.
U. S. Rubber Co., VS.. B. H Stone,
ct al, account.
H. Leo Taylor VS.. Martin T. Pope,
petition at Law.
G. H. Moore VS.. C. W. Shelton,
damages.
Joe Moore VS.. c. W. Shelton, dam
ages.
F. M. Wagner VS.. Edward H. Flicker
ct al, note.
w. L. Morris VS.. A. P. Harper,
damages.
John Van Hatten, ct al, VS.. Farmers
Bank, Verona, ct al, law.
May "a, 1922.
Bank Wentworth, Mo-, vs. Robt. P
McReynolds, note.
Rothschild Bros, Hat Co., VS.. B. H.
Stone, ct al, account.
First National Baonk, Monett, vs..
M. d. Hunt, note.
Mary Wright, VS.. City of Peirce
City, damages.
w. A. Paese Lumber Co., VS.. X. c.
Robinson, mechanic lien.
Julia NJ. Brinley VS.. E. D. Medlin
appeal probate court.
r. 8. Dummett, ct al, vs.. Flemming
r. Dunnmitt, C. v. Barry County.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
TO AILING WOMEN
"A Little Sound Advice Will Help
Marv /, C,,ffaraY IN Monntt

Many a Sufferer in Monctt.
No woman should consider herself
healthy and we'll if the kidneys are
weak. Poisons that pass off in the
secretions when the kidneys are well,
are retained in the body when the
kidneys are disordered. If the kidneys
and bladder become inflamed and
swollen worse troubles may quickly
follow. This is often the cause of
bearing-down pains, laineness, back
ache, etc. Uric poisoning is also FREE
quent cause of headaches, dizzy
spells, languor, nervousness and rheu-
matte pain.
When suffering so, try Doan's Kid
ney Pills, remedy that has proven
effective in thousands Of such cases.
Let a Monett woman tell of her ex-
perience.
Mrs. /. M. Harrison, 207 Eighth
street, says: "My back and kidneys
were troubling me. My kidneys acted
irregularly and caused me a great
deal of annoyance. Then my back
began to feel lame and there was a
dull ache and soreness through the
small Of It. AS another member Of
the family had used Doan's Kidney
Pills with such good results began
taking them. A couple boxes of
Doan's proved sufficient to cure me
entirely"
60c, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Reed were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Haynes Sunday.
Miss Othel Higgs spent Saturday
night with Misses Jewel and Helen
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Counts Of neal
Wheaton were Purdy visitors Thurs
day.
DR.. Wireman of Happy Hollow
visited in this locality Saturday night
Philiy Haynes and daughter, Matte
went TO Monett, Monday.
Ora Williams was pleasant caller
at the home Of Rev, M. j. Combs
Sunday.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
MARKET NEWS OFFICE ON
STRAWBERRIES AT MONETT
State Marketing Bureau Will Give
Strawberry Reports at This Place

Jefferson City, Mo-, May 9.-The
State Marketing Bureau at jefferson
City announces that a market news
office will be located at Monett during
the strawberry marketing season this
year. The Monett Office wilfbe operated
comparatively by the State Marketing
Bureau and the United States Bureau
of Markets. This market news ser
vice is very valuable to strawberry
producers in the marketing of their
crop. Daily market reports are furn-
ished free of cost by the State FEEDER
al Marketing Bureaus to ali producers
and shippers Of Strawberries.
The reports show the daily carlot
shipments Of Strawberries from each
of the states shipping Strawberries at
the same time southwest Missouri is
marketing it's crop, including Arkan-
sas, Louisiana, Tennessee, North
Carolina, Kentucky, and others. The
reports show what prices are being
paid for Strawberries by buyers to the
growers at the shipping points in
other states. They show the destin-
ations of all Of the carlot shipments
from Missouri and Arkansas, which
enables the shippers to avoid sending
too many cars of berries to a few
markets and helps them to know what
markets are scantily supplied with
berries. Finally, the reports show the
prices being paid for berries on all of
the large markets like st. Louis,
Chicago, Kansas City, Detroit, Toron-
TO, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, etc.
Owing to shortage of funds the
Federal Bureau of Markets did not
operate market news office on
strawberries in Southwest Missouri
in 1921, however, the State Market
ing Bureau at Jefferson City took the
matter up with officials at Washing
ton and secured the establishment of
an office at Monet. The State
Marketing Bureau paid fifty per cent
of the operating cost of the office.
BY paying an equal amount this seas
on, the State and Federal Bureaus
have already agreed to establish a
market news office at Monett The
Ozark Fruit Growers Association and
the Frisco Railroad have communi-
Gated with the State Marketing
Bureau at jefferson City urging the
establishing of the service for the ber-
ry producers.
Berry growers and shippers who
wish to be placed on the mailing list
of the State-F Federal office at Monett
should clip out the coupon blank and
mail it by May 10.
COUPON .s
State Federal Office,
Monett, Missouri.
Please send to the name and adj
dress given below the free daily
market reports on strawberries.
IN anne ,--.
Address :.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
EAST PRAIRIE

We are still having plenty of rain.
Seems like the ground just gets in
working order and then it rain again.
Mr.. Raymond Pharris went to Cal
tons Mill Friday.
Marion Tate made business trip
to the hills Monday.
Henry Spain was business visitor
to the sticks Monday.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12

FOR SALE: Jersey COW s years
old will be fresh May 18th. Reason
for selling overstocked. Will sell at
1922 prices. Frank Wightman, Kings
Prairie. Phone sO6-F-2S. s5t2
The Monett times., 1922-05-12

A recent letter from Kansas City
gives the news that Mrs. J. B. Kirk
patrick, formerly Of Monett, is
seriously ill. She has been in bed a
week, with trained nurse in attend
ance.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
LAWRENCE COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT IN SESSION


morning. There is an unusually large
docket to come before Judge G. L.
Henson. Monday the equity cases
to be heard. The docket on that date
includes the following:
I J. C. Hale VS. Homer Rose, ct al,
damages.
C. A. McArtor, ct al, VS. C. H. Nor
rison, ct al, mandate.
J. r. McAlister VS. Hereford Breed
ers' Asso., damages.
Eta Rittenhouse VS. Frisco r. r.
Co., damages.
Mrs. Susie Wells, ADM, VS. John
Barton Payne, agent Frisco R. R. Co.,
damages.
H. A. Larson ct al VS. J. w. Oliver,
ct al, C. v. Taney Co.
D. s. Brown VS. Frisco r. r. Co.,
damages.
State of Missouri, VS. Harry T.
Davis, mandate.
James Weldy, Sr., VS. Leslie Floyd
Weldy, deed.
State of Missouri VS. w. S. Bolinger,
violating prohibition law.
Farmers Bank of Mt. Vernon VS. Ira
Parker, law.
Ben R. Berry by next friend VS.
Majestic Milling Co.. mandate.
j. M, Essex VS. City of Peirce City,
ct al, equity.
Sarah E. Atkins, ct al VS. Cora A.
Pitts Griffith, title.
Oscar B. Elan VS. Sherman Medlin,
ct al, petition.
| Harry w. Davis VS. Missouri Pacific
r. r. Co., damages.
City of Carthage VS. Susan ]. Till
man, ct al, equity.
Farmers Bank Of Harrison, Ark, VS.
C. C. Willis and E. C. Hill, set aside
mortgage.
Fernie 3. Jennings VS. Edwards M.
Jennings, divorce.
/ Joseph R. Stewart VS. Frisco R. r.
Co., retaX costs.
| State ex-rel w. E. Meyer VS. R. B.
Mathieson, ct al, motion.
( Chicago Protrait Co., VS. Charles X.
Springer, motion.
! State ex-rel H. A. Larson, VS. r. B.
Mathison, damages. -
1 L. w. Cramer ct al, VS. Nellie Eth
ridge, damages.
Mrs. Goldie Keener,et al VS. Jeffer-
son Williams, ct al, partition.
State of Missouri VS. William Jack
son, Lavanus Jackson and Loren Jack
son, violating prohibition law.
/ State Of Missouri VS. George Hodges
mandate.
State of Missouri VS. Brank Bruins
mandate.
| Oscar B. Elam VS. 7. J. Miller, man
date.
Tuesday, May 8.
Mamie Yoacum VS. Emma Robinson
ct al, set aside deed.
Stella Pharris VS. William Miller ct
al, partition.
Eula Wilks VS. Henry E. Wilks, di-
vorce.
Stella Drum VS. John Howard Drum
divorce.
Grace Bradley VS. Samuel H. Brad,
ley, divorce.
! Flora Mackey VS. John Mackey, di'
lyorce.
Lylan Pittrnan VS. George R. Pitt.
man, divorce.
I Wilda Dixon VS. Theron Dixon, di
vorce.
nellie Grant VS. Arthur Grant, di
vorce.
i ]. T. Saltkill VS. Zula Gay Saltkill
divorce.
| Ola Degase VS. Jasher Degase, di
vorce.
Martha Martin VS. Isaac Martin, di
voree.
] Sadie Braggs VS. Marshall Braggs
divorce.
George w. Hale VS. Maggie Hale
divorce.
Helen LeSieur vs Joseph Val lie
Sieur, divorce.
E. O. Stewart VS. Dottie Stewart
divorce.
Ethel Walker VS. Linn Walker, di
vorce.
!. s. W. Easley ct al VS. w. H. Over
street, mortgage.
Jennie Rush VS. Edna Brownlee
al, partition.
John w. Blackburn VS. Jesse W. Z
Wormington, ct al, quiet title.
Alma Norine Stephens VS. Fran
Stephens, divorce.
Rosie Davis VS. Coil Davis, divorce
Flora B. Bolton VS. r. F. Boltor
divorce.
L. j. Bennage ct al VS. j. Ernes
Smith, ct al, equity.
Lora Robinson VS. Roy G. Robinson
divorce.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Collier of Chi
cago, arrived Wednesday morning to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Smedley and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edgar.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12

w. T. Daley went to Springfield
Wednesday morning to enter the
Frisco hospital for medical treatment.
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
LONG BRIEFS

write name and address plainly.)
The Monett times., 1922-05-12
COUPON

State Federal Office,
Monett, Missouri.
Please send to the name and ad-
dress given below the free daily
market reports on strawberries.
Name - -
ADDRESS
(Writa mama and address nlainIvl
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La reUoluci6n en- Meiico.
para derrocar a Oregon i
Sc extiende
Ha cOmenzadO una gran lucho en- las Iine0s
fronterizaS del Ulster

cidn del presidente Madero ha decla-
RADIO que la actual revolucion de Me-
jico esta perfectamente organizada y
que es muy probable de acuerdo con los
informes que tfene, que derrote los ejer
citos federales.
Telegrafian de la Ciudad de Mejico
al periodico "New York Herald que
el general serrano, ministrO de la Cue
IRA, Sc ha puesto al frente de las tro-
PAS habiendo salido para Ell campo don
de Sc presentara la batalla a los re-
volucionarios.
Una nota Official que Sc ha publicado
en- Mejico estima que las tropas rebel
des no son sudcientes nj en- niimero nj
en- valor para derrocar Ell gobierno de
obreg6n.
otros informes aseguran que numero-
SOS habitantes de Tobasco y otros dis
tritos Sc han pasado las flas revolu-
cionarias.
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La inUitaci6n para la con
ferenciQ de la Haya ha
sido lQnzada
Dos comisiOnes diferenfes Sc reunirdn ell rs
del preSente mes

nos ha sido completamente excluida
de la conferencia. Sin embargo, Sc ten
dram siempre en- cuenta los intereses de
Ia Entente en- la soluci6n de cualquier
enprestito que Sc haga Alemania.
Los banqueros estan dispuestos a pre-
sentar I'm proyecto siempre cuando
la comisi6n de indemnizaciones cam
bic de actitud.
81 las condolences del proyecto son
aceptables Y adaptables :. la situaci6n
politica de Europa, los banqueros estu-
diaran los pormenores. La comision con
sidera, sin embargo, no ACCEPTABLE este
proyecto, por 10 cual los banqueros Sc
reuniran nuevamente, sin importar Ell
momento, siempre y cuando la conisioa
nombre nuevos consejeros para exami-
mar la situacion.
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Ell PAPA PROTESTA ENERGICA
MENTE CONTRA Ell MANDATE
INGLES EN- LA PALESTINA

ROMA, mayo Is Ell cardenal
Gasparri, secretario papal, ha enyia-
do una nota a la Sociedad de Nacio-
nes protestando en- terminus vigoro-
SOS Y firmes contra ell mandate ingles
en- la Palestina. La protesta Sc ba-
sa sobre el hecho de que el referido
mandate amenaza la igualdad de cul
tos Y entorpece la creaci6n de una
patria libre por los israelistas.
ROMA, mayo 28.-se ha firmado
un acuerdo entire Ell Vaticano y Ell
ministro de Relaciones Exteriores ru-
so NJ. Tehitcherin para excluir las
iglesias cat6licas de la vigorosa cam
pana emprendida por el Soviet para
apoderarse de los tesoros de las igle-
sias El Vaticano en- cambio entrega
al Soviet un pago equivalente OBJ
jetos de valor procedentes del propio
Vaticano v dc. la Palestina.
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WASHINGTON, mayo 28.-Los
funcionarios del Departamento de Es
tado han hecho saber los represen-
tantes de la prensa, la posicion del
gobierno en- relacion con la proxima
conferencia international de La Ha-
va. Dichos oficiales han manifestado
enfaticamente que, pesar de las de-
claracienes hechas por ciertos jefes
de gobierno en- Europa, la actitud de
Estados Unidos con respecto a su
participation en- La Haya es firme
e inalterable. FL gobierno del presi-
dente Harding no ha modifcado su
actitud original, habiendo expresado
claramente susdeseos de no asistir a
dicho acto.
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LIE TEMPS" ICoMENTA LA
INVITACTON PARA LA CON
.FERENCIA

PARIS, mayo 20 e. periodico lie
Temps dedica su articulo de fondo
comentar la invitaci6n hccha los
diversos gobiernos para que asistan a
la conferencia que Sc celebrara en- La
Haya.
Antes de quo nuestro gobierno-dice
el mencionado pcriodico- accptc la in
vitaci6n, debera ostudiar bien el pro
blema y su sitracion en- la copferencia.
La actitud de los Estados Unidos acer-
ca de la conferencia tiene gran i'm
porranc1a para krancla, pues eaos
irzgan a los "bolshevizis desde Ell
mismo punto de vista que nosotros. La
reconstruction v la restauraci6n de Ru
sia son imposibles sin la cooperation
del capital americana.
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tPOr Gable Francss)

LA HAYA. mayo % Despues de
haber negado a TN def1n1tivo acuerdo
con ell gobierno holandes, ell presiden-
te de la confcrencia que Sc celcbrara
en- esSa ciud,ad, ha hecho va Ia invita-
ci6n para el acto.
Dos comisiones d1fercntes deberan
reunirse el &c del presente mes: Una
conlprende los expertos que Sc eeunie-
ron en- Geneva, exception de rusos y
alemancs; la otra comprendera a los
economistag rusos solamente. Ia prime
IA reunion Sc ce.cbrara Ell IS dcl pre-
sente mes, Ia cual asiatiran como
maximum, dos delegados por cada pals
rcpresentado en- G6nova, exception
de Russia y Alcmania. Estos delegados
dcsignaran los miembros de la CO.
migd6n rusa.
Las comisiones constituidas estudia-
ran las difcrencias existentes cntre las
naciones, especialmente la question dc
las deuaas, propiedad privada Gre
ditos, y respecto a la question &c Ru-
sia haran recomendaciones que seran
sometidas a los Giferentes gobiernos.
LA HAYA, mayo 29- Ell E1iniste-
rio de Relaciones Exteriores ha nom
brado Van Bakhryzen, mienlbro de
la delegation holandesa a la conferen-
cia dc Geneva, orgaIlizar de la con-
fcrencia de La Haya.
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IEsPIRITIsMo 0 QUE2

Muchos han sido los cscritores por
torriquenos, sobre todo en- estos llti-
mos tiempos, que han sabido nenar co
lumnas de peri6dicos sobre 81 espiris
mo, unos en- pro y otros en- contra de
sus adelantos. Pero todos, 81 quiersn
como no 10 dudamos, estabIecer su ecua
ninfdad en- la discussion, deben estar
dispuestos a aceptar la opinion Impair
cial de un tercero en- discordia' Es
te tercero es la immortal obra ESPIRI
TU Y MATERIA, Que, en- union de va
rios hermosos numeros por los extraor
dinarios guitarristas "Grandio- Alamo
da'', exhibe esta noche el teatro oLIN
70. 5Precios? iveinticinco treinta
centavos luretai z esto. no ssrS 'es
piritismo pero mire listed Que So ne
cesita EsPIRITU para dar I'm espec-
taculo como cse... "a IN precio como
EsE. Advt.
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Ell TERRORISMO HA EMPE
ZADO EN- IRLANDA

BELFAST, mayo 29.-Desde hace dos
dias reina la mas viva agitaci6n en- es-
ia ciudad, debido a que los rebeldes han
comenzado q incendiar casas y escuelas
fin de establecer una era de terror.
Anoche un considerable grupo de rebsl
des incendiaron la escuela modelo sta
en- Ia carretera de Falls, dedicandoss
luego al saqueo.
Considerable ninero de policias con
tintan llegando a esta ciudad, fin de
cooperar con la fuerza pdblica y ell ejer
cito al restablecimiento del orsen v en-
carcelamiento de rebeldes.
En- el ultimo encuentro un solda1o
ingles resulto mucrto y otro gravcmenta
herido.
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Ell sabado per la noche, en- la Gale
Villa esquina a Coto sucio, Ell automo
vii de Domingo Martinez, guiado por
el mismo, sin plaza nj licencia, arroll6
q Eduardo Torres ell que fallecio los
pocos momentos; Fernando Rivera,
le produjo fuertes contusiones en- di-
fereates parties del cuerpo. Ambos fue-
ron conducidos al hospital 'Tricocfe
Hecha la investigator por el jefe
de la detective NJ. Milan y Ell cabo Es-
teban Prats, resulta que el accidente Sc
debi6 que Domingo Martinez, quien
manejata Ell auto, no tiene experienced
en- Ia conduccion del vehiculo de mo
tor.
Ell fiscal del Distrito califc6 el hecho
de homicidio involuntario, exfgiendole
Martinez mil d6lares de fianza
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
LOS ALEMANES HAN ACEP-
TADC LAS PROPOSICIONESs
DE LOS ALIADOS

PARIS, mayo 2o-Inforrres proce-
denies de Berlin aseguran que 81 go,
bierno aleman ha aceptado las PROPOSE
clones aliadas relativas las indemniza
clones. En- los circulos gubernamenta-
les Sc cree Que el ultimatum no surtira
su efecto despues de la anterior reso-
lucion.
Una de las primeras resoluciones adop
tadas por los banqueros en- las diferen
tes reuniones celebradas es declag r
que ellos no han lido dar opinioncs
politicas sino = decidir 81 81 empregti-
to International es no una idea legi-
timamente fnanciera.
ia politica de los difercntos gobier-