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New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
CALIFORNIA; First Governor


10 the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: "Kearny or Fremont!n
how often my father, a member of
the provisional government Of Cali.
fornia, under Colonel John c. Fremont
and stanch defender of the great
Pathfinder, has asserted that Fremont
and not General Stephen Watts
kearny, uncle OF General Philip
kearny, was California's first Cover
nor. And your correspondence lette,
in to-day's issue, on the "Three
Kearnys," members of the famoua
American family, recalls the hot ad-
vocacy of each able soldier bv their
friends in California in the latter uos
and early '5os.'
unquestionably Commodore Stock
ton, commanding the Federal fleet. an
pointed Fremont Civil Governor in 1s4s
prior to General Kearny's arrival: hut
the military conquest Of California
from Mexico was not perfected until
after Kearny's arrival and with the
aid of his military forces, to whom
General Scott, commander in chief. as
well as the President, in writing. had
assigned the goyernorship as being the
"senior officer of the Federal land
forces" (Bancroft's History Of Cali
formal.
Then Kearny, resisted as Governor
by Fremont, who made like claim.
arrested Fremont. and directed that ne
De court martialed, and the court con.
victed him, but the courts find,nc.
were not sustained by the President
Senator Thomas e. Benton ~
Missouri, Fremont's father-in-iav IN
a virulent speech in the Senate cor
demned Kearny's claim and SUSTAINED
Fremont, but Kearny's position was
confirmed and he continued to act az
Governor until appointed Governor %
Mexico City during tho American oc :
cupation. But despite all this INV
father and many oldtime Californian
st'il claim against the fact, that Fr.-
mont was California's first Governor
HAROLD BUcHwALTER
New York, Sept. 2t, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
What's Wrong With Airplanc. /,

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In view of tho shoehing ncc;.
cents at Mitchell Field, can you tell us
plain citizens what is the matter with
our American airplane? Is tt the
construction. or the motor, or lack Of
experiences of our pilots, or careless
ness, or desire to do stuntsa Safety
should be the first object, al, other
features secondary. Isn't 1t about
time Tor thorough investigation
= Q. w. BRINDLEy.
New York, Sept. 26. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Yankee Packets Monopoly

And in the roaring torties Iaat"
packets had seized to themselves
monopoly OF that trade that was, % -
intents and purposes, as pracfiesi sha
binding as tho charter uasef walsa
the Honorable John Company enjoys
its exclusive Indian privileges. le
Black Bali, Red Star, Swailowtaii ~
Dramatic lines, of New YORK; sa0ss
/ Trains Line, Of Boston, and eoT'
Line, Of Philadelphia, We're ias ss'''
and pride OF the nation. The Soaias
and goings o. these windsprops'sS
vessels were ordered as exactly as wa
those of their twin and triple ahs
quadruple screw successors Up
August, 1914. Fair weather OF ses.
they sailed as advertised. The skiii :,
their driving commanders had reoaSs0
a passage of terror and Of tren
months to three months du-atioa' snS
frequently longer, TO one OF comps
ative luxury and a definite nunss'
of ~days-frcm fourteen 20 sveass.
TheHs .e>eiet ships were tho ms.e'
shuttles in tbs loom of modern eivii''s'
tion.
American bottoms. besides earry'as
90 per cent Of our combined in'pe's
and exports. were skinming the slss.
Of all the trades except those in wn'ss
British merchants were eompellea :
the protective laws OF their own coes.
try to freight their goods in Br's''A
vessels.
Said 'sThe London Times editoraai's
in May, 1927:
Twelve years of peace and wnsI I
the situation of Great BritainF l1s
shipping interest, the cradle OF eu,
navy, is half ruined. Our commefc's
monopoly exists no longer; ah'
ths@ands of our manufacturers -
starving or seeking redemption ~ on
tant lands. We have closed the Wes.
ern Indies against America frcfa 1ess
ings Of commercial rivalry. It's acs's'
seamen have already ensrossed an ''1
portant branch of our carrying tssS.
to the Eastern Indies. Her sssfrsS
flag ia now conspicuous on every sss
and will soon defy our thunder
tr'rom THE Heritage Of Tyre, paeil:,sssss &
by the Machaillan Company. Nspsinte1 s,s ~
psrmission from ''Ths SATURDAY Nsssss.ss 90.
Peat" Copyright 1899. by the Curtis ~
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Keep the Turk Out of Europe

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The British government is
showing real vision and leadership in
the Near East. The peace of Europe
depends on keeping the Dardanelles
open and the Turk in Asia, where he
belongs.
Constsntinople is Christian city
OF long and glorious traditions. 1t is
the ancient head Of the Oldest Christian
Church. The Turks in Constantinople
are merely newcomers and despoilers.
So long aa the responsible European
powers keep the Dardanellss open the
Russian Soviets are powerless in the
Balkans. The moment the Dardanellcs
are closed or in the power of the Turks
hell will break loose in the Balkans.
AN AMERICAN.
New York, Sept. %, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
MEunE.n az rHn AssocrArra, rgEss

5hs Associated Press q exclusively entitled 70
shs use fSr regtbiieston Of All ness dispatches
sssedltsd to Il - rot otherwise credited IN tbts
Enzbiish8d hesein.
All rights Il republication OF all Other matter
asrsl1 also rssefyed.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Turn About

Mr.. Harding will probably soon
return the congratulations on his
election he received from Mr.. Cox
by congratulating Mr.. Cox.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Ii MAY Work

a peace conference doesn't bring
peace. Perhaps the nations had
better try war conference.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
afsrscJsyr19nN RATES - By msis treiaBins
ssssss3n lx T1fE i StTfIst STATES


Yes can surchass neeehanGsse sdyer,ised ia THE
Tribune sfh shssigts ssfety--tar " Gisssftsfae~
sssn results in any eass THE TRIBUNE sasfan.
teen 60 say se9r mossy back ypeH request Me rcd
fsps- Ne sa'bblias. We refund premstiy II sas
advertiser fses net
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Rough Punishment

1t looks as if the little group Of
wilful men had all been sentenced to
the Senate for life.
Copyright by James j. Mon4ayus,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Outdoing the BrifisI,er

Soon the north ports of the United
States we're launching fleets the speed
and superior construction of which ex-
celled everything else on the seas,
though, given the same vessels. the
British, the French and the Dutch
would have accomplished no more than
they ever did while Americans went to
sea- The commanders and officers Of
our merchant service were without
peers. This is not bombast, but history.
Where a foreigner spread a running
foot Of dirty hemp or flaxen canvas
iankee spread square yard of snowy
cotton duck. Where Britisher
mounted nothing higher than topgallant
sails on stumpy, loglike masts an
American stabbed at the stars with
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Copyright. 1922 Now York Tribune inc

ownership. And, marvellous to relate,
that law has been permitted TO remain
on the statute books to this day.
Presently our shipbuilders were be
ing called on to produce larger, better
and faster vessels, Some sought
abroad for ggestions--turned 10
France. Others began studying the
formation and lines of the fast-swim-
ming deep-water fishes, like the cod.
The quest of all was to end at home
with the Chesapeake clipper. The
Chesapeake had been before New Eng
land and New York in learning its les
son from the finny tribe, even as il
had been the first to copy what was
best from the French frigates and
sloops which, during the Revolutionary
War, it had seen hauled out for repairs
aloncr it's shores
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

he comes pretty near doing it, too
Wnen ne says he read as far as this he
probably means from the bottom mn
Aunt sfudance Hecklebury Is husily en-
ragged to-day sewing tha first motto on
Dr. Frank Cranes Dressing Gown.
DON MAkouY1
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
SEPTEMBER 81. 1922

oun.d ey Nsw ynsk Tsibune rar.. New vor,
fssssagafsen rasasishfd aAasy. oxten Reid. Sresi-
xzssss q. yeraof Jsss~TA yies President Heisn
.ssxscs hSsa sesresAr1 h = Mssfeid. Treasurer.
Asisess II issfe iysilasnE ~ Nassau Street. New
1osx. 1ei<pncne. BseamsB Sa9q.
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ExPEDIENTE DE DOMINIC

POR CUAETO: e. peticionario, ma
yor de sdad, vecino de Arroyo, propie
tario. casado con do1a Regina Vega,
ha presentado una solicitud interes"n
Go Sc declare justificado a su favor el
dominic de Ia siguiente finca urbana;-
"SOLAR 6a forma irregular, s-to
en- ell Municipio de Arroyo, barrio
de Cuatro Gales, quo mide 38 pics
al Este que da frente a la Gale de
''Morss''; A pies de fondo: 33
pies al Norte 96 pies al Sur. Sobre
este solar enclava una casa de ma
deras del pals y extranjeras, con
techo de zinc, de dos plantas, tenien
do piso de concrete la planta baja,
mide 90 pies de frente por 80 de
fondo. Todo imita por Ell frente Ia
Gale antss nombrada; por el fondo
el Rio Yaurel; por Ia derecha, Nor
te, con Felix Beloy Rodriguez, = pc:
ell Sur con Tranquilino Cordero''
POR CUANTO: el peticionario adj
c.uiri6 esta finca en- la forma siguj2n-
te: Ell solar FOR compra la sucesi5n
&c Federico Soto y Luisa Brenes, irtc
gra5a por los hermanos dofla Rosa, don
Anselmo 6ona Amparo y doha Dolores
Soto Brenes, y sus sobrinos don Juan
y don Francisco Soto, ell 26 de Novien-
bre de 1921, y Francisco Soto segun-
Go, hermano de Juan y Francisco Soto
primero Ell 8 de JUNO de 1922; y Ia
casa por construction con su propio Pc
cElio.
POR TANTO: de ordsn de Ia Hon.
Corte Sc cita todos los colindantes,
anteriores duefios de paradero de2cono
cido, en- general todo aquel qua 50
crea con a1gln dcrecho sobre ell inmIe-
ble descrito, para que comparezcan
Slegar sus dereckos dentro del termino
de sesenta dfas naturales. durante cuyo
plazo Y para conocimiento del pueblo
en- general Sc insertara este edicto por
tres veces en- ell periodico Ell MUNDO
que Sc publica en- San Juan, de Puerto
Rico, y que es ell Que indica la parte
que representa- ell Lcde. G. DOMIN-
GUEz Y RUBIo, que reside en- Guaya
ma, P. R.. calle del DR.. Ashford nd-
nero 81 L 2.
Y para constancia frmo Ell presente
en- Guayama que sello con Ell de la Cor
to, hoy dia 7 de sept. de 1929.
Tomas Pagan COLON,
Secretario Corte de Distrito. Advt.
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CARBANzos MoRUNos, Pimen-

NARBANZOS MORUNOS, Pimen-
ton Extra envases completes, Ca
zuelas Mallorquinas. Sobrasada, Sardi
mas Espafiolas, Azadas Chispa, Tasajo
superior, Habichuelas coloradas largas,
Naipes Dura, Cebollas ,Islenas. Regalan
dose, Casa Cadierno.--10-1.
EFEcTos PARA FUENTE DE SODA
II venden PORTO RICO PAPER &
SUPPLY CO., INC. Precios especiales
en- cucharilas.-9-22.
CE ALQUILA una habitaci6n para
- caballero solo, amteblada sin
amueblar. Tiene entrada Independence
vista al mar, en- casa de familia dis
tinguida. Careta de San Juan No. 8,
tercer piso.-
ToLoCACIoN; Ia desea joven gra-
~ duado de cbmercio acepta sala-
rio m6dico para empezar. Buenas refe-
rencias: Para mas informes dirijase "a
''R" Clio El Mundo, San Juan, P. R.
9-l14
CT THEME listed CATARRo y Ia
tos re fatiga, compre en- la Far
macia Hyotole y despidase. que la tos
Sc le quita como por encanto.-9-25.
CE soLIcITAN alumnos de habla
- espafiola que deseen aprender a
escribir en- maquinilla al tacto. Escri
ba xplicando la maquina que usa y en-
viado sellos para remitirle La primer
lecci6n. Box 164, Mayagiiez.-9-1s.
CE vENDEN ejemplares viejos de
- "Puerto Rico Ilustrado'' a $500
ell quintal Dirijase a Salvador Brau 81
p. o. Box 345, San Juan, P. R.-P.
EoRDs EN- sEGUNDA MANo.-
/ = Tengo en- existsncia cuatro ca
rros Ford en- buenas condolences y b7
ratas. 1.-Modelo 1922. meses de uso
Sc vende por ausentarse ell dusno. L
F. Cobn. 81 Recinto Sur. Telefonc
1515.-9-25.
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UN BANCo DE AHORRo.-0na hOJA
as Ia Navaia Auss strep 10 dura Dc
saaACe . seis noses, Hs&nAolA dtaria-
nsnSe. Ns I'M positive ahorro.-Tiens
n AsentaAor AutomAtico que le pro
percisna un Alo nuevo cadA veS QuI
D Afetts. PidA que % La snSsfien. Ella
y eonvencerA. Rn todAs Las casas Dc
G&n Juan.-- Vale e1.O0.-- Dsp6aitO
AIlen 81. r
Nh ALQpLIlA un nermoso almacen aca-
baAO DO fabrtcar On el meier sit1o del
&alsc6n, % todo dc cencrets, con puer-
~ Y vsntanaS dc hierro, mids 7o0 me
Arss cuadradOs. 90 arrienda todo o en-
HArsss. IAformarA: GONZALES Pa
DIN. Company, Inc. r.
BoMBREROs DE- PAJHI.A.- Homes
Esbajado nuestros prscios. Procure onts-
eArse antes de cemprar a otra casa.
o P6rez AlvArex, q. en- O., san Juan,
&x 1e RicO. r.
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CE vENDE UNA FINCA 154 cue

CE VENDE UNA FINCA 154 cuer-
- das. Carretera de Carolina. Cana,
malojillo, aqua corriente; establo para
vaoueria casa vivienda. Cinco minu
tos de Rio Piedras, Box 465, Rio Pie
dras.-1o-5.
CE vENDE:-residencia de con-
creto con garaje, entrada de la
Avenida De Diego ntmero S. Infor-
mara en- la misma Telefono 214 verde,
Santurce. Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.-9-28
a LMORRANAS.-Tn o ex-
ternas. Grietas y Curaci6n radical
con la Pomada 1nglesa Anema-Smith.
Sol1cftela en- las farmacias de primer
orden. Jose O. PeyOrk, Box 162, San
JuAa.-P.
vIUDA DE MUSA.-531 West 150th
St.-ofrece su casa privada, completa
mente moderna, dos pasos de Broad
way, Riverside Iglesia espadola, a
Eamilias que vengan New York y de
seen vivir bien. INTERPRETERS toda ella
80 de comodidades. Precios m6dicos.
Avise por correo y Sc recibira en- el
mueIle. 0-15
: 1DN~e--~~~>~>-e-.
a TENCION:-No dele para mafia-
ma 10 que puede hacer usted hoy.
Asegure su autom6vil o truck con
SoBRINos DE EZQUIAGA. p.
7 ABoRAToRIo DIR. Grau. Barcelo-
ma. Fundado en- ell aflo 1889. Pida
sus productos en- todas las farmacias
de la isla. 10-1
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~~---S @~~-~
CE ALQUILA en- el "TobaccO Pala-
- ce''. Tetuan so, habitaciones (par
te de un apartamento) propias para vi
vienda oficinas. Informaran en- Ell
segundo piso, izquierda.
CT listed desea un bonitO ramO
~ para novia, coronas o flores suel
tas. Dirijase al telefono 293 azul San
turce sera atendido Embellishments.
p.
CE vENDE ARRIENDA una fin
ca de 8 cuerdas y medias un
kil6metro de Rio Piedras en- Sabana
Llama, fncada de malojillo v arboles
frutaIes Tiene ademas casa y aqua CO
rriente. Informaran en- la nisma. FL
del Arenas.-9-16.
N7ENTA DE FLORES NATUEA-
LES en- la Gale ''Hoare', step
IA. Santurce.-Llame al tel6fono 67a
azul, Santurce y seran servidOs inmedia
taments-P.
DRoFESORES:- Gran surtido de
I cuadros para escuelas, ofic1nas,
etc. Marcos, materiales para artistas,
novedades. Especialidad en- ampliacio-
mes al crayon, sepia y pastel. Aten-
cion especial pedidos por correo. So
licitamos agentes. The MAYAGUEH
FRAME CO., Arecibo, P. R.-9-31.
a VIso para los 'estudiantes que
vengan la Universidad durante
ell a6o escolar Sc admiten pupilos en-
Jose de Diego No. z, altos, Rio Piedras,
P. R.-9-12.
RLAZos CoMODOs:-Ten sola-
res que vendo plazos mensua
les de $40, $15 y $25 Inf6rmese Telefo
no $50, s. j. Tanca 2. Henry w. Doo-
ley. Mencione Ell MUNDo.-P
nCAsIoN:-vendemos casa con-
- creto,4 dormitorios y demas
comodidades, solar de 5000 metros;
frente carretera central, al lado Univer
sidad, Rio Piedras. Facilidades para
pagar. Porto Rico Trading Co., Box
1174. san Juan.-P.
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UOMERCIANTES DETALLI%TAs.--
Hsmos recfbido una Grandistma can't
dad de calxado que nQuidamos casi =
vrscass dc costs. O. Pere1 Alvarsx, 8. en-
O., San JuAn. 2.
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TERRENos EN- sANTo DoMIN

TERRENOS EN- SANTO DOMIN
Co.'S ofrece grandes peque
6as parcelas de terreno dominicano a
diez minutes de Santo Domingo City,
sobre La carretera Central, cruzados
por buenas aguadas navegables, pro-
pias para hacienda, lecherfa, crianza,
etc. Sc venden de contado a plazOs
a precios de actualidad. Dirfjase la
oacina de Adriano Mejfa. Allen 1s,
San Juan, P. R.-P.
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CE VENDE en- pdblica subasta, por
- cuenta del Gobierno InsuIar. De
partamento de Sanidad, 2 en- los terre
nos del Sanatorio Insular de Rio Pie
dras, las diez de la madana del vier
mes dfa 81 de Julio, los siguientes ar
ticulos: caballos del pals, un mulo
americana, cuatro mulas americanas y
IN Iote como de 400 sacos vacios de
hartna de trigo.
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COI.AREe DE OCASION:-Tsngo
- cinco solares que miden de $50
. 900 metros, en- la Carretera del sebo
ruco. con frente a dicha carretera, es
Quina o otras GALES y Wis
Co al Parque del Colegio del Sagrado
Coraz6n de Jes1s, que estoy dispuesto
. vsnder a precios muy convenientes.
Inf6rmese en- seguida. Henry w. Doo-
ley. Tanca 2, telefono $50, San Juan-P'
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AlVUNCIOS CLASLFICADOS'

TNTIMA:-Lo mejor para irrigacio-
= mes y lavados. Gran presentation
= exquisite perfume. Muestras y pros
pectos su Representative Jose o. Pc
york. Box 1852, San Juan.-P.
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Sc ALQUILAN

Para ievenes solteros "ma-
trinon1os SIN ninos", magnf- .
ficas Labitaciones muy ventila- :
das, con vista la bahia y con
doble servicio sanitario. En- .
Cristo No. /, primer piso.
Telefono 1927 negro. .
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Atractivcs, diferentes tamaios, de con-
sado q plazos muy convenientes. In
f6r1nese: Henry w. Dooley. Telsfono
$50, san Juan, Tsnca Ne. 2, MsnciO-
ne I'll MUND0;-P. AZ
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
ExTMHRAKIo

De Ios tr0nes sn vixor desds
ol / dc AGOSto Dc 1917, re-
VaeaAs AAdo AGost0, 1913.
R9xAmoMHS.
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AVIsO

Para conocimiento del pdblico en- ge
neral, hago saber, por el presente que
no reconocere cuenta nj documento al
guno que no sea autorizado por mi, per
sonalmente. Marcos T. Caneja, San
Jose No. 1.-9-13.
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EDICTO
coRTE DE DISTRITo DE GUAYA-
MA, PUERTO RICO

JOSE MARIA MARTINEZ SOTO,
Feticionario.
Civil No. 1884,
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q RGUMENTos PARA CINEl;

q RGUNENToS PARA CINEI:-
Nuevas ideas en- gran demandal
Las ideas de usted pueden valer mu-
cho. Por que no aprende escribir argu
mentos para ell Cine? Nosotros le ense-
fiaremos. Pfdanos informes. Institute
Fetodramatico. p. o. Box 40, sta. 1
New York City P.
MTEURO-VIRIL.-fndicado para la
impotencia, falta de vigor Sc
xuaI decaimiento fisico y Compuesto
de Io1imbina legftima del Cameron y
Lecitina. En- las buenas farmacias y
drogusrias.-P.
REsEA oLocAcfoN: :-~JOVsn *
~ perta en- Ell servicio domestico
con familia que viaje al extranjero.
Sueldo conventional. Informara P. 0.
Box c., Coamo, P. R.-9-12,
TAQUIGRAFo:-se solicita un ia
quigrafo espafsol ingles. Debe
dar referencias, experiencia Y sueldo
que aspira. Dirijase ]. M, apartado
66, San Juan.-9-15.
CE DEsEAN agentes vendedOres
- activos, que tengan experiencia
conocimiento en- la Isla. Sc pagan
buenas comisiones y gastos. Dirijan car
tas:-Apartado 35-Hato Rey, P. r.
9-14
OPoRTUNIDAD:- Sc vende un
Onegocio de tienda y cafetin por
estar enfermo su duefio. No excedeera
de $500. Buen puesto-acreditado. Infor
mara: Esteban Rivera, San Agustin
No. so. Puerta DE Tierra.-9-12
NoMPRo CASA de $1,000 $1,000
de contado en- Gale trasversal,
hasta la parada IL. Norte Sur. Lila
me Telepono $50. San Juan.-9-15.
CE vENDE en- Puerta de TERRA
una pulperfa, San Agustin 129,
telefono 6ls. Para informes en- la mis-
ma.--O-lB.
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CT listed desea un bonito ramo
~ para novia, coronas o flores suel
tas. Dirijase al telefono 293 azul San
turce Y sera atendido embellishments.
p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-12

TNvIERTA sU DINERO EN- So
IlAREs:-vendo SoLARES muy
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nLAzos CoMoDos:-Tengo Sola-
res que vendo plazos meusua
les de $40, $15 y $25. Inf6rmese TelefO
no $50, s. J. Tanca 2. Henry w. Doo-
ley. Mencione Ell MUNDo-P.
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CE vENDE o ARR1ENDA una +

VTENTA DE FLORES NATURA
LES en- la Gale "Hoare", stsl
IA. Santurce.-Llame al tel6fono 67
azul, Santurce y ser&n servidOs inmedi
tamente.-P.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-31
STAR CONNERSVILLE
TEAM HERE SUNDAY

Connersville and their star former
American league pitcher will come TO
Richmond Sunday to meet the local
Eagles in a nine inning argument
which is expected to be the best game
of the season. inasmuch as the strong
Cambridge City team was shut-out by
the Connersville players at the latter
city Tuesday by an s to score.
The winning pitcher, "Hick' Farrel,
let the Cambridge players down with
out a hit. Only one man of the Cam
bridge team reached first base and
that was by a walk.
Manager Logan intends to use
either Harmon or MINER on the
mound in the remaining games this
season. and Harmon probably will be
the best selection for Sundays game,
Hubbard, the Lynn catcher, will do the
receiving for the Eagles, he having
done we'll in the game with Liberty
Tuesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-31
1000 ATTEND RACES
AT FUNK SPEEDWAY;
$1,000 IS AWARDED

WINCHESTER, Ind. May 31.-The
motor races at the Funk Speedway, two
miles west Of here, brought crowd
estimated at seven thousand. Special
work had. been done on the half mile
track, which Is said to be the best OF
its kind in the state. A new grand
stand has been erected this spring and
everything was in splendid shape for
the races. These races were run, 10,
Is and rs miles.
The first race, 10 miles, was won by
Doc Roberts, of Indianapolis, driving
number Is, Clemmons Special. Time,
10 minutes and Is seconds.
The second race, Is miles, was won
by Merl Chandler of Indianapolis, driv-
ing a Clemmons Special. Time, Is
minutes and Is seconds.
The main race of the afternoon was
the % mile race which was won by
Merl Chandler of Indianapolis, in a
Clemmons Special. Time, % minutes
54 seconds.
Skinny" Clemens has been expert
menting at his Indianapolis shop in
building racing cars for some time and
was we'll rewarded today by having
his cars take all the first money in
sight.
slim" Wells of Toledo. Ohio, driv'
ing an Essex, went over the bank IN
the 10 mile race, but aside from few
bruises. was unhurt. There were Is
starters. Over $1,000 was given il
prizes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-31
RED WIN AND LOSE
GAMES ON PIRATES
TERRITORY TUESDAY

PITTSBURGH, May 31.--After win
ming the morning game by the score of
9 TO 3. the Cincinnati Reds dropped
the afternoon contest to Pittsburgh,
Z to 3. Big Eppa Rixey spelled vic
tory for the Reds in the morning game,
hurting a good game.
Cactus Keck, who made his second
appearance on the mound for the
Reds, didn't make quite so much OF
an impression on the Pirates as he did
on the Chicago Cubs on Redland field
last week. He pitched fairly we'll, and
would have won if he had received
good support in the field.
CaVeney, Bohne and Pinelli. all made
bad plays at inopportune times.
The Reds out-hit the Pirates in both
contests, but in the afternoon, Johnny
Morrison kept the Red hits scattered.
Alarge crowd was at Forbes field
for both the morning and afternoon
games.
Score Of afternoon game: