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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
DEMPSEY and Ed LEWIS
TO MEET|IN MIXED BOUT

Nashville CA. P.)-"Billy" Sandow,
manager of Ed Stranger Lewis,
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, Thursday deposited a check OF
$4,000 with the sporting editor of the
Nashville Banner in connection with
challenge to Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight boxing champion, for mixed
boxing and wrestling match to be
staged anywhere in the United States
The date Of the match is to be select
ed later.
New York-(A. P)-Jack Dempsey
is ready to meet Stranger" Lewis
in either straight wrestling bout or
mixed bout of boxing and wrestling,
Jack Kearns, Dempseys manager, de-
clared here Thursday when informed
of Sandow's challenge.
Lewis could not throw Dempsey
in 20 minutes Of straight wrestling"
Kearns said.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
IRRECONCILABLES TO CONTINUE
FIGHT AGAINST ARMS TREATY

* Washington-(A. P.)-Despite their
acquiesence in the senate agreement
to vote finally on the Four Power
Pacific Treaty on March "a, the ire
concilables. opposing the ratification
of the treaty, gave evidence Thursday
that they had no intention whatever
Of abandoning their war against the
arms conference agreement. Admin
istration leaders persisted in their
declarations that the agreement to
vote on March "a marked the collapse
Of all hope for the defeat of any of
the conference treaties.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
C. c. MOORE NEXT
GOVERNOR NASH
STATE LAND COMMISSIONER
SPEAKS ON G. 0. r. OUTLOOK
IN IDAHO

Indications point to c. C. Moore of
st. Anthony, present lieutenant gov
ernor, as the next G, 0. P. candidate
for governor of Idaho," said l. H.
Nash OF Boise, state land commits
slOner of Idaho, who has been in
Spokane to attend the meetings of
the northern Idaho timber protective
associations and who was in Moscow
Thursday to attend to some land mat
terS and to visit his son, Lynn Nash,
junior in the college of letters and
science and member of the Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity Mr. Nash
was accompanied to Moscow by Harry
ShellwOrth of the Boise-Payette Lum-
Der company at Boise.
Davis Not Candidate
Governor D. W. Davis will not be
candidate to succeed himself. He
has held the office two terms and will
devote himself to his private business.
Moore is talked of in all sections that
| visit as the logical republican candi-
date. He is real dirt farmer and a
good business man besides. He is
serving his second term as lieutenant
governor. For the last 25 years he
has taken an active interest in the
public questions and welfare of Idaho.
The republican party in Idaho has
never been better organized nor more
harmonious. The best evidence of the
party's strength is the Lincoln day
banquet at Boise, when there were $50
who had their money returned for
lack of accommodation, although 600
sat down to the table.
Sentiment for Moore
There were representatives from
practically every county in Idaho and,
although no booms were launched,
there was unanimous sentiment for
Moore.
"Since have been in the north this
trip I have heard frequent mention
of Captain Bert Conner of Standpoint,
present assistant attorney general, as
the man to succeed Black as attorney
general. Should the north bring him
out as its candidate there is no uues-
tion but that he would be nominated
and elected. He is an able lawyer and
has a brilliant war record The ex-
service men would get behind him.
Mr. Nash will leave Moscow Friday
morning for Lewiston to check up on
some matters of the state land depart
ment and from Lewiston he will re-
turn to Boise. Mr.. Shellworth, who |
attended the timber protective associ- |
alton meetings at Spokane accompan-
led Mr.. Nash to Moscow to look over
the university.
Likes Armistice Day Games
The only statement that would be
given by Mr.. Shellworth was.
81 just want to Say that the football I
games at Boise on Armistice day were
the best i have ever seen and GER
tainly want to see your Idaho team
come every year"
Commissioner Nash and Mr. She'll
worth were the guests of the Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity at dinner
night
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
RIFLE SHOOT Of AREA
WON BY 0. A. c. CADETS

Results of the intercollegiate tele-
graphic rifle shoot of the ninth corps
area, r. o. T. c., which was held
early in March, were received by the
military department Thursday. Ore
gon Agricultural college won first
place in the contest their first team
scoring 5473 out of possible 5000
points.
Idaho came somewhat down the
list with a score of 1855 out of a
possible 5000 points. The score
made by Idaho is considered very
good however, as most of the teams
shot in indoor, steamheated galleries,
while the Idaho team fired in an
outdoor court in almost zero weather.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
CRANKE & WILSON SHIP
in CAR DAIRY CATTLE

Harry C. Cranke and A. S. Wilson
have shipped in a car of Jersey and
Guernsey dairy cows from Oregon,
the animals arriving Thursday morn
ing. They are now on exhibition at
the Idaho Feed yard, on Sixth street,
where they will be disposed of at
private sale Friday and Saturday Of
this week. A number of the cows are
fresh, with calves by side and others
are springers.
Mr. Cranke states that he and Mr..
Wilson had formed a partnership
for the purpose of shipping dairy cat
tie to Spokane in the past, but believe
that the demand for good dairy stock
here warrants transferring their
headquarters to this city.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
SOUTH AFRICAN MINERS
STRIKE is CALLED OFF

johannesburg, Union of South At
which has held south Africa in its
grip for more than two months has
been called off. Order has been COM
pletely restored. The police declared
that they have yoluminous evidence
that Bolshevik plot was responsible
for the revolution.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
MRS. ADA c. DALE WEDS
IRWIN NJ. LADn, TOPPENISH

Mrs. Ada c. Dale Of this city and
Irwin M. Ladd of Toppenish were
married Wednesday afternoon at five
O'Clock, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Lettie Craig. The cere-
mony was performed by Judge w. G.
Barge. Following the ceremony a
wedding supper was served. Mr.. and
Mrs Ladd left this morning for Top
penish, where they will make their
home
Mrs Ladd is sister of A. M. Craig
of this city, and lived for a number
of years in the northern part OF La
tab county 1
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
PREDICT MINERS BALLOTS
WILL FAVOR WORK SUSPENSION

Indianapolis P.D-The count
ing of strike ballots cast by the Union
Bituminous Coal Miners Of the United
States and Canada was begun Thurs
day at the international headquarters
here of the United Mine Workers of
America. Union officials predicted
that the canvass will show large ma
jority of the miners in favor of sus-
pension of work on April 1, but an
nounced that the vote will be made
public only by percentage.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
LABOR BOARD TO
INVESTIGATE ERIE ROAD

Chicago-(A. P)-The United States
railroad labor board Thursday order
ed federal investigation of the Erie
railroads action in leasing it's shops
and contracting shop work to the
Meadville Machinery company Of
Meadville, Pa The board authorized
a member of it's personnel to invoke
the laid and counseP' of the depart
ment of justice and to go over the
railroads property to obtain first
hand evidence.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
SOUTH IDAHO MAN WILL OPEN
NEW GROCERY STORE HERE

w. S. Langroise, formerly of En-
NETT but who moved to Moscow last
fall, in order that his children might
have the advantage of schooling at
the University of Idaho, is opening a
cash grocery in the building on Third
street formerly occupied by the J. l.
Dooley store The new store will be
opened Saturday, March IS, with a
complete stock of fresh groceries.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
GRAND OPERA SINGER KICKS
OUT HER CHAUFFEUR HUSBAND

st. Louis-(A. P.)-Mme. Margar-
ette Matzenauer, grand opera singer
Thursday denied the statement of her
chauffeur husband, Floyd Glotzbach,
that he had deserted her. IT threw
him out Of my New York apartment
on January &c." she asserted, saying
that she is suing him for an absolute
divorce on the grounds Of infidelity.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
HOUSE PASSES RESOLUTION
ADMITTING 24O0 ALIENS

Washington-(A P)-The house
Thursday passed a resolution under
which approximately 2400 aliens will
be admitted temporarily to the United
States in excess Of the three per cent
quotas of the restrictive immigration
law The measure now goes to the
senate
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
REPUBLICANS GET TOGETHER ON
SOLDIERS BONUS COMPROMISE

Washington-(A P.)-Petitions for
conference of republican house
members next Monday night to con-
slider the compromise soldiers bonus
bill was circulated Thursday by Rep
resentative Lineburger, California, a
former service man. The petitions
received a number of signatures with
in a short time
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
LLOYD GEORGE AND CURZON
DELEGATES TO GENOA MEET

London-(A P.)-Premier Lloyd
George and Marquis Curzon, secre-
tary of foreign affairs, are to be
among Great Britain's delegates to
the Genoa economic conference, Aus
tin Chamberlain, government leader,
announced in the house of commons
Thursday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
"JOLLIES" GOOD
SHOW THROUGHOUT
LOCAL AND UNIVERSITY TALENT
WIN IN SHRINE MINSTREL
PRODUCTION.

Gorgeous in its display of costume
and full of pep from start to finish,
"The Shrine Jollies Of 1922" gave its
one night performance in the Univer-
sity auditorium last night. The cast
was composed of Moscow and univer-
sity talent entirely and performed in
a manner which belied the short time
for preparation.
The first act, t'Minstreland' was
one of the best on the program and
displayed the whole cast in the
beautiful costumes which were a fea-
admirably adapted to the role of in
terlocutor and was well supported by
a group of darky and white fun
makers The chorus, composed prin-
cipally of university girls showed
admirable selection on the part of the
director. The many songs and jokes
in this act delighted the audience and
no one was permitted to retire with
out an encore.
"Laughland Limited" Wins
Act two, the rLaughland Limited
picturized Pullman dining car in
which Glen Grice as ''Sambo" the
colored waiter displayed his ability
in the negro dialect The second
scene of this act was one of the most
delightful in the show. Miss Molly
Porter proved her ability in the
feature song, Longing" and the
chorus, attired in marvellous cos
tunes, made an immediate hit with
the house.
1.-THE Fox Trot BALI, closing scene
of Il the show, consisted of a mind
reading act" which brought down the
house. Dean 0. P Cockerill as the
assistant and r. B. Ward as "Maz-
zeppa," the clairvoyant who never
fails, demonstrated the mysteries OF
the art of mind reading. The oper-
attic troupe was good and promised
to give the Metropolitan Opera com
pany run for their money next sea-
son.
From start to finish the "Jollies'
were replete with clever witticisms
and good songs. Moscow people are
awaiting repetition OF
this kind of affair next year.-V. r. P.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-16
Policy OF Glands Off"

New York-(A. P)-The govern
ment's policy toward the mine wage
controversies is that Of Hands Off ,
it was said here Thursday by Secre-
tary of Labor Davis.
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(cOntinuaciOn de las1s. Dsg.)

der judicial qued6 residiendo en- las
Cortes establecidas por las autorida
dos militares que hasta entonces GO
bernaron la Isla.
La Legislature creada pOr la ley
del Congreso de 1900, aprob6 el Co
digo Politico en- 1902, y en- 1904 past
una ley especial "proveyendo el nom
bramiento de Fiscales de Distrito. de-
fniendo sus deberes Y para otroi
fines, cuya seccion tercera dice asi:
"Sera deber de cada Fiscal de Dis
trito, el procesar en- su distrito a to-
dos les delincuentes por crimenes ,
delitos de que pueda conoeer bajo ls
autoridad de "El Pueblo de Puert,
Rico" ejercer todas las aeciones ci-
viles que conciernan al Pueblo de
Puerto Rico debera llenar cumpli-
damente todos los otros deberes que
lie conferan las leyes y eomisiones
del Attorney General"
En- 1919 la Legislature establecida
por la segunda Acta Organica de
Puerto Rico, pas6 la ley del Gran
Jurado un euerPO de eiudadanos
en- cada distrito interviewer desde en-
tonces en- Ia persecution de los delitos
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OPINION DEL JUEZ ASOCIADO SR.
FRANCO SOTO EN- FL ASUNTO
DEL "MANDAMUS"

z del propio mes y ano, la siguiente
communication:
San Juan, Puerto Rico JUNO
6, 1922 Hon. Rafael Arrillaga.-
Fiscal del Primer Distrito Judicial
Ge San Juan San Juan, P. R.
Fs.imado Sefior:- Por cuanto Sc
me ha llamado la atencion hacia que
Ell Attorney General de Puerto Ri
co ha ordenado su traslado como
Fiscal del Primer Distrito de San
Juan, al Distrito de Mayagiiez, y
no apareciendo causa justifcada pa
ra clio, Y no expresandose por ell At
torney General ninguna para 6icho
traslado. v como I'd. no fu6 ncm-
brado nj comisionado como Fiscal
del Primer Distrito de San Juan.
y por cuanto Ell C6digo Politico de
Puerto Rico solo autoriza al Attor-
ney General para trasladar fiscales
por causas especiales que Sc demues-
tren, y en- este case no Sc ha ex-
presado razon alguna justifcada, ST.
no que por Ell contrario aparece que
dicha orGen no fue dada de acuerdo
con la ley Por tanto, por y en- vir
tud de la autcridad conferidame por-
la seccion IL del Acta Organize, por
la presente anulo Y rescindo dicha
orden, con irstrucciones I'd. de
que cumpla con los deberes del cargo
para que fue rombrado y comisio
nado por MI Dada en- mi oficina
en- la ciudad &c San Juan, hoy de
JUNO, 1922 (frmado) z. Mont.
Reilly, Gobernador' -
La orden del Attorney General Sc
.nda en- la secci6n Ga del C6digo Po-
Cico. que en- su SUI 20. parrafo dis
,ne:
"Seccion a. Ell Attorney Gene
raj en- casos especiales podra dispo-
ner que ell fiscal de un distrito cam
bic de lugar con Ell fiscal de otro dis
trito por Ell tempo que Ell Attorney
General. jLzgare necesario."
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FL COMITE DE INDEMNIZA-
lsIONES Y LA QUESTION DE
ALEMANIA

PARIS, julio 14.-Segin ell peri0
fIro lie Temps casi siempre bien
iu,formado acerca de los trabajos que
WHINE realizando Ell Comit6 de Indeml
nis Asciones, desde que Alemania solici
to Va moratoria, el referido Comite ha
fila 10 defnitivamente en- cuarenta y
cua aso mil millones de marcos la suma
que ,debera pagar Alemania los alia
dos, durante ell afio 1922.
Ista cantidad sera repartida pro-
porci nalmente entire Francia, Inglate
rra vi B6lgica.
Como quiera que los gobiernos ALA
dos nl1 han decidido todavfa conceder
la md etS3.ia a Alemania Ell gobferno
francGsR scguira recibiendo todas las
entreg; I: en- especie necesarias para com
psetar ilF s,rma total que ha debido CO
rrespondi erie dado el case de no haber
Sc conc |, lido la moratoria al gobierno
de Berlin
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la opinion enlidda pOr eI juez
Audrey en- eI case de 'CertiO-
rari' COntraeIjuez Chas. t. FOOte.

su poder para que aquel los estudie y
decida 10 que proceda hacer con vista
de ellos, ST una orden General de es-
ia naturaleza pudiera dictarse contra
ell Attorney General de Puerto Rico
tambien pcdria dictarse contra cual-
quiera otra persona. No conocemos
procedimiento alguno en- nuestras le-
yes esfablecido con ese objeto nj Sc nos
ha demostrado que exista. FL unico
procedimianto qus padiera creerse que
tiene alguna relaci6n con ell presente
es ell auto de 'mandamus'' pero la
peticion no es una solicitud de "man-
damus" nj de ella aparece que Ell At
tornsy General de Puerto Rico este
obligado ertregar esos documentos co
mo un acto que la ley particularmente
lie ordene como deber resultante de su
cargo.
Por no tener la corte inferior juris-
diccion sobre la question propuesta por
Ell fiscal Arrillaga en- su peticion a ella,
dehemos anular todos los procedimien-
tos habidos en- este case en- la corte in
fdrior especialmente La orden que die
to en- de JUNO de 1922 su concor-
dante de del mismo mes afio.
(Fdo.) Pedro DE Audrey.
Juez Asociado.
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FIESTAS PATRONALES EN-
HATILLO

Han dado principle en- Hatillo las
iestas patronales en- honor de la Vfr
Igen del Carmen. Con tai motive ell
pueblo esta gozando de los diversos
espectaculcs que la Comisi6n orga-
.nizadora ha ofrecido gratis.
Hoy las nueve y media Sc dara
una misa solemne a toda orquesta
en- la cual oiciaran tres sacerdotes,
.cantando las glorias de la vfrgen del
sCarmen.
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INGLATERRA FAVORECE LA
QUESTION DE TANGER EN- Ell
SENTIDO ESPANOL

LONDRES, julio 14.-Con motive
de Ia Jrecasnte conferencia celebrada
en- Paris entire M. Poincare M Schan
ger, ell periodico s'The Times" dice que
el goblarno ingles son favorables de
solucionar la question de Tanger en- ell
sentido espafiol.
Esta noticia es absolutamente des
mentida per 'sl diario Manchester
Guardian que la considera inoportu
ma.
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sCHANzER EN- ROMA

: ROMA, Julio 14.-A primera hora
de la mafana de hoy lego procedente
de Paris 'el minissro de Relaciones Ex
teriores M. Schanzer quien conferen
clara esta tarde con ell jefe del go
blerno M. Facta a prop6sito de los
asuntOs discutidos en- Paris Londres.
M schanFef cOnveraara pdemas,
con ell rey Victor Manuel.
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UNA NUEVA CoNFERENCIA
SERA CoNVoCADA PoR
Ell SOVIET

MosCU. Julio 14.-Los elementOs
moderados afectOs al gObierno sovietis
ia tienen Ell prOp6sitO ds convocar una
conferencia international integrada ex
clusivamente por hombres de negocios
Ten las cuestiones econ6micas que ss
discutiran, descartandO todo asunto 20
lftico.
FL Soviet contribuira a que IA re
ferida confct encia tengas buen txito.
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Sc GRATIFICARA

ExpIendidanente q nuien davuel-
va Don Federico Ramos Esca-
lera. Pianista Conpositor, un
ALBUM conteniendo fotografias,
aut6grafos y crIticas artisticas
extraviado en- San Juan o Rio
Piedras. DIRlJNSE a P. @.
BOX 10, PONCE, p. r.
Advt.
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LA HUELGA DE LOS MUELLES
ADQUIERE EN- ALEMANIA
GRAVEDAD :.

BERLIN, julio a. Debido a la huel
ga de los muelles hay mas de cuatro-
cientos vapores detenidos en- los nue.
lies a.emanes imposibilitados de rea-
nudar ell servicio.
Solamente de la Hamburg Ameri-
can Line" hay alredor de doscientos
vapores.
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vERANo VS.. CoLECT1vA

Existe gran entusiasmo en'le los
estudiantes de verano de la Univer
sidad con motive Gel gran encuentro
entire los formidables equipos Vera
no. VS.. "Colectiva".
A deleitarse pues en- la liga de IA
ocho la mafiana del domingo las dfsz
y media a. m.
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Ell REY DE INGLATERRA D1
RICE UN TELEGRAMA A
MILLERAND

LoNDREs, Julio 14.-El Rssy de
InglateiTa ha dirigido esta mahana un
telegrama al ~ rpesidente Millerand en- el
cual Sc regocija que sl reciente aten
tado de que fue victima el insigne
hombre de estado frances no haya -
nido resultados lamentabass.
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ALEMANIA PAGARA HOY
Ell TERCER PLAZ0

PARIS, Julio IA La Embajada
alemana en- esta capital Ia anunciado
que Ell gobssrno de Alemania cumpii
ra con ell tratado de Versailles, pagan
do hoy ell tercer plazo de 80 millones
de marcos orc.
El EmbajadoP alemAn 10 hizO cons
tar asi 'sn una etrta escrita al cOmite
de Indemnizaciones.
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LA MUERTE DE DE VALERA
NO Sc HA CONFIRMADo

DUBLIN, Julio IA Un informs
Official entregadO hoy a tOdos los pc
ri6dicos desmiente Ia noticia segun Ia
cual ell lider tevOluciOnariO canon de
Valera habia p@recido en- uno de los
recientes combates de Limerick.
En- los circulOs republicans tam
bien niegan la version.
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LENINE REToRNA A Moscu

LONDRES, Julio 14.-Segun las III
timas noticias recibidas DE Moscu, lie
nine tiene ell proposito de Fetornar a
dicha ciudad psEa reanudar sus activi
dades en- los negocios publicos.
Noticias de otro origen aseguran
que ell lider sovietista no Sc halla to
davia restablecido de sus dolepcias.
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les I'D. SPORT2

Pies time Ia nueva n1arca de
cigarriIlos finos cue tiene este
mismo nombre. Yea ell anuncio
en- la pagina No. 2 de este PEE
ri6dico y lea ell concurso de los
'regaIos que Sc ofrecen.
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RIccI A WASHINGTON

ROMA, Julio 1t-El Embajaactc
italiano en- Washington, M. Ricci, quien
Sc hallaba aqui de vacaciones 1tetorna
ra la semana pr6xima Estados Uni
dos para hacerse cargo de la embaja
da.
Con M. Ricci rsgresara asimismo e.
Attache Militar.
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COMUNISTAS-FASCI
NISTAS EN- PERPETUA
LUCIA

FLORENCIA, julio 14.-En Bor-
goha hubo esta mafiana una sangr.an
ia reyerta entire comunistas v fascis
sas. Intervinieron los cdrabineros, quie
mes dieron una carga en- la cual hubo
L els mUlertos y ounce heridos.
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JapOn sigue Ecen-
ciandO hOmbres

Omitted Press, via All America Cables)
TOXIC, julio 13- Conforme 10
acordado en- la conf6rencia de Washing
ton, el gobierno japones acaba DE il
cenciar diez mil hombres de la clase
naval de 1915.
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FL consueIo de lee enfermoss cI que aumenta
la alegvfa de los que disfrutan de salud. 81 todos
10 usan con proveche siempre; u nins6n hosar
falta, 81 tOdos 10 sOieitnn 10 eomprsn eoaslants
mente 6seIO used tambien, disfrusaFk de rieas
ventsjas que protegen L. saIud 81 tOcador.
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Ell PRESIDENTE DEL PARLA
MENTO GRECO

ATENAs, julio IA M Galaski,
ha sido elegido hoy A'esidente del Par
lamento.
Para la ice-presidencia del mis-
mo fue electo M. Garoti.
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Ell PRINCIPE DE YORK EN-
SUIZA

PARIS, Julio 14.-Esta noche ha
marchado suiza ell princir, de York
que por la manana habia negado de
Roma.
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REGALOS PARA LAS DAMNS

Lea enNIa pagIna No. 2 de este
periodiSeo las condolences del
Concur3o de RegaIos que ofrece
"La CoIactiva" EN- ell anuncio de
los caigaryiIlos finos marca
SPORTS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-15

CHICAGO, Ill, julio 14.-Esta ma
fana pene baron en- el Banco Nacio-
nal de esta ciudad cinco bandidos, re
volver en- mano, Quienes despues de
asesinar al cajero y al contador ate
rrorizAr los dem&s empleados Sc apo
deraron de trescientos mil d6lares.
La policia que fue avisada ense-
guida salio en- persecution de los ban
didos logrando detener cuatyo.
Seis lograron hJlir.
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I'm bOxeadOr frances
lanza un retO
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lUnlted Press VIA All America CabIesI
New York, julio IA: Criqui celebre bo
xeador frances de peso mediano Ia diri-
gido una invitaci6n a. los boxeadOres
de Estados UnidOs para medir sus fuer
zas con 81, en- cualquier dia y sitio que
sea previamente acordado.
crqiui manifesto que esta organi-
Eando un viaje Estados Unidos ei
cual realizara prontamente.
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2o7.- MANDAMUg.-

Opinion emitida POI el Juez Asociado
sr. Franco sotol San Juan, Puerto
Rico, Julio 13, 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-15

FL Pueblo. de Puerto Rico y el
Hon. Salvador Mestre, Attorney
General,
Peticionario,
v.
Hon. Rafael ArAillaga Urrutia,
Fiscal del Distrito de san Juan,
Tr.ner Distrito,
DemanSado.
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Ell banco Naciional
de Chicago fu6 es-
caIadO pOr los
ladrones

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