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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-04
AL BERCOVITZ DIRECTING VEL
LOWSTONE ORCHESTRA

Mr.. Al Bercovitz, violinist, form
erly of st. Paul, who left for Los
Angeles last September, is spending
the summer at the Mammoth Hotel,
Yellowstone Park, where he is direct
ing the orchestra during the summer
season. Mr.. Bercovitz expects to
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-04
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s. For Cash Partial Payments
10 s shs':.
Northern States Power Company
REASONS WHY


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the
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
LABOR To TAKE
PART IN FARLEY

lnlanapci.s lac Jaz -9-l.absr
cryanirations VII have a l4rse repre-
sea,atloa q, the tso1ay eoaterenee
o. lie Areric-n Lss.aa ane Anae-icAa
Lsgscu Auxiliary ua.ch ~fl s1s-
ssns here truosrow for discussion Ok
grsalems affecting .orue- service
uea and souien. The cr-- srea q
ull os attended - na.ica4i os.icers.
state ro-mandegS ara ndia.ants ana
aai.onst executive committeeman.
Harforl NacSl--r r1fsonai corr.
mlnser recs.sed vora ,oday lrru
Sanuel Gonpers. president q the
Ar1s -ican Federatisa q Labor. thai
Sc ald designated lss iaher leaders
% at'eud ths coasere-se. Tnsy are
narssi Toaln. president q the ln.
taruatlonAi Broiher.1od q Teausfers
WLl.an Greea. Sc rstAFy q n, Unl,.
81 Miners. Frank Das.sg. seeretEyo'
De ra'tei Brotherscod ~ Carpenters
and Jc'aers. Jicoo F-1c- sec-e-
ta-y % the Barriers rrtsrna. scnaf
rs.aa an4 = = Necaly. sensls-r Ct
fAa eHr-a,ive soua.tise ~ the Ar
srcaa rsderaf.or' q fahlr
fse iesioa' 4 nai.eaal ns4nrs con
r..''se at aeeiins today d.seassei
q asisei igr the eusuinz YER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
TOTAL VALUES FOR LIVE
STOCK SHOW DECLINES
VIA. Years In the Chieago
Market Shows: Hog and
Sheep Receipts
Increase

Chicago. Jar. Stoesnsn sold
over q milliou anirtAis - The Chicago
market "a fs-i than Ia The rreuogs
year Bat received nearly q quarter or
a b'iiion loilars less io- them @ceorl-
ias to v = Horins. siaiisticas q the
Union Stock Yards and Ts1zslt cor
zny.
To te exact. said Mr t'orins a.
announcing The annual summary. rs
Frsgls. head brought stzT ..sllss asst
year as compared vita iisl2S7g bead
which realized sl,fs f'i - r is.a
II evanlY a.strilutsa. this total
would have amounted = over Ices
head so'd every market aay. bur as
r.atier o. fact as many as -50 ae3
lead changed hands ~s,hin four or
five h0urs CT soase of the busiest
days This vas, bask q b1siness vas
fartisi y the commission firms dur
ing 4 psriod az depression 1.thons j.
fanlt q a to.iir 70 TIE sslsssr ms
rush @, sales amounting l., nearly
hall = SilE0u dclhrs. vas transacted
o1t II tie oTsa pens during all scr-s
ot weather wiih osly The huyar's arf
sellers word - hcnor 20 bind. ",
not s'rgie case 81 litigation arose
durin~ ths year
Aithoegh cattle receipts ser or "a
rer cent. hogs Increased 8 pe- cen.
ari sheep is per cent 50 that a -,
-air q iqrtta bad te1lltsa This
Increased u1mbe- arrived ia -ractical-
" the sama number o. car. ss IN rsao
AT classes rexisisrsd a decrease II
total value cattle Leading ~ith ! IS
Rsr cent loss. hogs follovius wish
PER cent and Sheep lass with onir sf
rer cent drop
-of ihe total number Received hs-,
constituted e. r@r cent Sheep = u...
rtrt az cattle y rsr cent os -,
fa'al aias cattle roasttuts. a. REP.
csnt hors fe per csas ana sheep os.y
: re- cent
Resh.gnsat az stock was ,s-,
heavy. = yer cent q N animal. -.
eelTet belag reloaded tor .ransrorra.
'''n to feed lots or other slaughter
rean's Heg shirnents we're ths
heaviest Il twenty-ssven years e
psF ceat belns forwarded Sheen -.
loadiag vas the iar~es. since. 1919 =
-"F cent containing their tourney
While 81 pr cert q tAe cattle ss.
,aped slaughter AZ Chicago
The average price a ultlve beef
steers was S5ia per hrntredrs.xh.
lower than IN 1890 white hcgs dru-pei
3 - and ls1bs s475
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
"DEATIKG SWORDS INTO
PLON SHARES BEGINS
Battle Ships VII Be Strapped
and Ircn VII e Used For
Many Pegse Tine
Pursuits

FhI44eleAaa. In SsF4s. as
l4ssiesAips Is a samals eoanereia-ls.
according q a. efrssai &. sae Hear
A H.taers S1as CoEz azy Y PAEa-
a.. yA.a. ~Aish tAs ~esk uas 4vaEd-
"a .Saracis lss iAs sascaass * ssx
* aiae warszlps so,1 - .se rase d.
p4ssmeas
ia ,he 1rst p,aee. iAs e.ae.-i
sat-. II mast - relems~-e4 tA4t
10 ba,tlssh.a has svsr hsrn s<-sr7si
m shss co4rtry Aafen t4- least
idea aha, sr'tlt Sc al make "a
This venture. bes L all s1os 4ea.
are the Possalf.es n iAs c0antrs
n-a irdusirs satp serasg.ns
TAe ships saselasea IS the iocai
nrn lasicts> zee NAise. 49, faFa
Art Msssoassn. bals aeeus 1897 rhey
wsre aapr4lsst AZ sleseoo lunk
raiae. arl sai1 ss- less .ean e4ls
thai rxars A. tAe tine e coas,-ur-
t.on .a~y cost n e1sess = . @aoss
eaeA
Tue first Fr1csss .n iis scr4Fpias
aeeorlng 20 she oii .a.s. niii hs re-
1ovai oi the arror plates. rans.rs ~
thickness from ,osr Is thirtesa
Ir~ar1 ThAsa IL av.....rA4 srr
be sold % l4tcre5ils nanufassarers
Tae raeAsnary rsp.ns tubes al
an u-fsrroas netlis u,aeA et
~aich Is brass aai copper. wln ae
nei.et tcvn
TIE Oncs mighty gurs wili - caf
iute short lengths. and sent -
foundries ~Asre according % TIE o.
neilis. the heastng q sHo-ds into
plswshare-- vii - par Under say.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
THE PEARL MARKET
Of PARIS SUFFERS
Necklace Of Orient Pearls. Valued
By Experts AT a Million and
Half Francs. Recently
Sold For 10000

Paris. Jan e9-The pearl market
ot Paris whiea considers liseh the
market Of the world has suffered 4
slump. A neckiace q Crisnt pssrls'
valued By the experts a. i.se'as9
francs has jas. hsea sod - pablo
auction FOR only 4sSQaa francs
The slump Is ascri5es 70 generl'
ttghtness of money. % rhs fast that
war profIteers have By ncE gut rid
q their supsrtlu0us millions and are
rot buying freely Is IN the days last
after the war. AMI 70 vsricEs other
caasss. ba, lot to the con7etlticu os
japanese caltiva.et pearls. Frensh
dealers contirue 20 snLis terisively
when such a suggestion Is made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
DIAMOND JUBILEE At
URsUL|hE CONVENT

Galveston. Tex, Jan. seventy
five years ago to-day a small groap
Of Ursulins auns established A con-
vent IN Galveston Today tas aia-
moud jubilee celebration q the Goa
ven: Is being held under the AUSPICES
cf ST. UFsulas aiurnas. Former
students cs the convent from all
parts OF Texas are here fer the ceis-
hration. which Kiil eoutiure through
saturday. Among the PORN lnent
clergy attending the ceremony are
Most Rev " Shax. archbishop o.,
New Orleans. RI Rev. J. ? Lguch.
bishop Of Dallas. ani Ri. Rev. {. z
Byrre. bishop Of Galveston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
IS DOUBLING THOMAS NO
LONGER

"Au medicines and doctors for
stomach truDbie proved worthless n
my case. EVER body recommends
something else and nothing helped
SO I became a doubling Thomas as
70 any cure While II - Louis .
party praised Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy 50 highly that bought a
bottle and an row a do1htins
Thomas 10 longer" L Is sinpse
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal rucus from the intes-
tinal tract and zil1ys the i1fiazu1-
tion which causes practically eli
stomach. liver ard intestinal all
rnsnts. includirg appendicitis. Oze
dose vii convince CT uoneV re-
frzced- AZ all Druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
ONE CENT AWARDED TO
MINISTER As DAMAGES

Kansas Cry. Jan. 9l-Darzges %
tA- 4.tolnt Z one cen. each we're
awarded here Thursday sy Jury in
the federal district eolrt 10 tie Re-.
II ". Piugrsy q Denver. aaa Miss
Mii1re1 NooFe et New York against
W. Han a hotel keeper q Bald.
wiz Kansas Dr. Pingrev and Miss
Moody in > suit charging sianse-.
sogEA, ieeees from Huh Tor state
meats BE : alleged to have made re
rardinS their conzaes uklle guests
a. his hotel daring a Sunday scho@i
iastis1.e IN Bs.driu last AprI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
Painful Sores
On Her Ankle


For two years I suffered s-e1ti.
from blue veins On ny ~ Tn@f
started With = little sore Kat srtG
worse, larger. more naintni I'll x ex-
tended-a-oand M Whole ankle.
decided 70 take Hoods Sarsap-
zriIla 10 purity nv. blood. vstn Hooc :
MstLcafed soap 20 sash TIE sore. and
Hoods olive Oirtue1f to help heal
t. Il vas soon arpaEe1t t4s a. tn
rizht course. for as the resalt q t4ith-
fully taking the SarSaparlLls. the
sore diminished ard tin1ilv disap-
peared. { heartily recc1im and t1ese
remedies 70 ali suffsrin< from - int'a-
troublss Mrs Jchr Peterson. De-
trott Harbor. Wis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
CHINESE DO NOT
LIKE BRITISH

Annoy. China. Jan "a dispute
has arisen between the Brif.sh repre-
seatatives and the Chlueze irhablt-
ants here over the possession Of =
vzluztle secfion q the business dis
trics CT TIE waterfront OF Burd
which nag lead 20 ssrio1s conse-
qusncss- The British claim Il as
coacsssionL pzrt .: thfs 1lspu-ed
territory Is coupose3 q 1Est in
land upon which a British I'm i
zo~ h1ldingt ietry.
To this ftssexElnese osiec,sd-
claiming tie nsx land belenzes 10
TIE city Failing 70 step the Br.-iz1
wcrz hey sppea,ei to tas Pekias
government thus FAR utth7a. resu.t.
Cfrcalsrs have teea issuef b s1s
Aroy Civilians Association sud
oths- Chinese zzsocfztloEs ru.es.
ing against TIE co16uc< Of the B-fttsh
authorities and resszdng tie
presence here of The British Asiatfr
Fleet. vhich recsntiy arrived
A bcEcott rs been declared ~ the
Chinese against the British fIru
whieh i briIsinx On The f1lzs-ln
lz1d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
oEFEUITisG BANKER
GETS p YEAR TERH

Lancaster Pa. Jan -t-Chas.ss D
zea. so.mer treasurer of THE Agrt
ea.s-rai Trus company = ih.s c.ty.
whose s-eeeo esAlcatioas canseI
me cios.nE ~ the oank. vas sen .erc-
si 70 serve = ye-r e 7r.saa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
POPULAR 70 cEsT PACKAGE
COMES RAck 10 Us Own

TIE hcuseslte lEes Ire sgrfel--
ear dime. She has airays lke1 e..
ard aiways vll Fc- b esuts Is a
price thar appeals 20 'as po7u.lr iu-
aginaslou
TIE -rscsr also Hsrs ere dine ard
the artie.s thar sells far el-e since
the le-csat article usaas mere bus
mess ara quicker tgracver. u
simrlifss ~ hockxee7.as aut ia tss
f1ar run saves Goes teraeis time n
maAas sAanse. ,asreay msn.ri--as
s.-s.akss. ant helping @ seeP the
customers moving turlnS rash ao1rs
Consequently re Postum rsre.
company Inc- take. pleasure ir ar.
noanez- 4 re4 pr--l an r44s re-sf
frs. effective uecerher 81 ls-i
ahiea win enable zsocsr. 70 ssrl
parktsc s. Post Toasae- s. iher
9re-rar ssiee ie cents aaa make
rood profit
u-1r.rs tsa r4r uhen -rss ~
sool si4ns ia gene-a. ws-s saasig
rls.nr. Post T1astlss r-s- ,he CAS-
corr rlkss ts 20 up IL ,rles. AL
th-ousr ths 60 .as psr'31 q seai
las'ment iass scar thev heA tar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20

Mrs. Florence Couthoui IS knowu a.
the Queen Of Scalpe-s~ In Chicago.
Theaters pay her a commission on
every ticket sold. ard Der yearly
earnings are estimated TO b $50. .0ae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
FIVE YEARS FOR BURGLARY

Clzrezore. Acsrns of No
E4ta. chzrged With burgizrF IN cor
nectioa sith the r.sbery q the Ner-
rift store n Tslaia last s9aing. vas
seztsnc-d 70 five years n the PEN
teitizry The jury uzs oat less thsn
-n hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
THREE soYs RESCUED
FROM DRIFTING tcE

Boston. Mass Jan sa-Taree
sz1aii boys rere rescued from an fre
cake adrif, IN The har5or late today
oa wAich hey had embarked - vsar
They wsre tlSzz OF ~ a nan wko
put c1t n sxiff fron the east
Boston shore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20

IN addition % operating ss-f-serec
grocery store. Hiss Aas.la Iaoli
q Boltor Com. Is rcstm' stress. L.
sTarian. church clerk cf-ar.sf and
master & the local gransc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20

The ,irst ~osAn baSxur1astar q
belKian fecerily appointed ~ King
Altert. 's Ailie keiguaerts vac has
been clossa q The oifce r. i.ttls
vIaSe near vereA .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20

Constipation os ths bowels 3
stsppsse of the sewerage system that
removes waste matter frcn the bodv.
IL . a. necessary that ycur. boxels
move regularly crce ezch day. 20
cary OF tins waste. a. Il Is that fhe
szzfs pir>s of yocr hone b tep.
open and carry eff ths waste fr-.s
the house n yoa would en,oy roos
health. keeo yozr bowels -exr,zr bx
fzk.ne CEanberizin5 TzEssk rnza
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20

To- Var Ofiices ~ ,he Esihou'an
'inFernmeas have drafted q aw pro-
aoslnS tAat u'oueu. tstpr-r tne as-s
et - and 81. sh0r'f ee uaallrsa .n
ge1t % Nar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20

A hotel ol modern structure Is being
tuilt IN Boston. Mas. she-s one En-
tiFe fcor viii BE reserved fer the ex
eiuzise uss Of women vho are travel
iz< slone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20

Woaen .r PaiiAdsirlla. Pa. accorl-
* ~ esi lates on aay l-ats III
FeteraN taxes '-Vi-t va 'uxuries are
sFsaaias see ~ a ve1r ,or uowdsf.
? gga and lp ticks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20

ne British navy first salated Il
stars a7t str-pss Nsy = i7sI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20
Are Your Days a Pleasure?
Perfect Health Will
Make Them So.

: GF1inosa. Ola am 1cw abso .
lHgely Fres fron tie feminlae trvll =
lr0- which suffered. fogetn r Eita
1nnoyta< : Nervousness. an certatri
owe nv rec0vsrv % Doctr pis-Cs
Favp-.se PrcsErtqtte1 : have taken
oaly three bottles. but am soIu1 a-f
vel ard hare gained - Eo-rts -
Mrs Minnie Aust.n
Il you're neryous @ trul1led Ike
Mrs Austin. 20 - yoar tTusxist az
oree and Obtain thIs Prescription -
Or. Piarces. in tablet O. laalt Write
n-. gisrce Ia Buffalo. \ \ Tor free.
confidential medical advice. Send iec
u you desire a trial p4e<tE~ fa1sef-ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-20

BOND N ARSON CASE
~ FIXED At sc5.ooo
ShrsFsgort. Ia Jan. 1s-Juztice q
Peace LosertkzI fizsi sscez Il 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29

flea mundial Underwood and Under.
wood con la siguiente nota expIca-
tiva unida la fotografia:
EEL GoBERNADoR DE PUERTO
RICO, CUYA DEsTITUcIoN HA ST
DO ANUNCIADA.
tFoToGRAFIA DEE. Mont. Rel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
FL ST. TOrO Labartfe Ile-
% de SantO Domingo {
Embellishments CeIebrO
dos entreyiStaS con eI Cob.

Aver saludamos en- esta cirdad al
Sr. Carlos Toro Labarthe, ex .comisio-
nado de Agriculture y Trabajo de
Puerto Rico.
FL Sr. Toro lego de Santo Domingo
q jueves por IL tarde v, segln 81 nismo
nos manifesto, inmediatamente visit6
a Mr.. Rely, con quien Gambia lige-
ras impresiones, pero dado 10 avanzado
de la hora. vi6se precisado dejar para
aver el tratar el resto de los puntos,
objeto de la vista del Sr. Toro al Co.
tsrnador.
Aver. las 10 de Ia nahana. volvio
cs s<. Toro Labarthe la Fortaleza y
cCrferenci6 nuevamente con Mr.. Reilly,
durante mas de una hora.
Aunque no podemos asegurar NADIA,
sin embargo Sc nos infOrma, que las
reseriaas entrevistas yersaron, entire
cyras cosas. sobre la manera como Ell
sr. Toro Labarthe ha de arreglar, los
ssuntos en- que, por virtud del AFFAIi
RE HOnOre, Sc We envneltO Ell sr. TOro
Lsbarthe.
Por informes posNeriores llegadps
tasta ncsotros, hemos sabido que Ell
Sr Toro sali6 aver mismo para Ponce,
en- donde, Sc asegura, conference.-the con
los hderes repubhcanos de aQuclla ciu-
dad.
Por mas que nuestros REPORTERS
insistierOn para que el Sr. Tcro HA-
BLARA SIN REPARos, este mOstr0se
snmamente reservado, pesar de for
mular mil protestas de amistad hacia
nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
.EN LACAMARA De CONFER
.C|O Sc TRATO AVER DEL
ASUNTO De La COMPANIA
De TF[EFONOS

Para aver estabag sedaladc, en- la
camars de Comercio, Ell asunto de la
compania del telefOno, es decir, Ell
aumento que en- sus tarifas desea in
t1o6ucir dicha Corporation.
Ell asunto habia sido sometido, cpor-
tunamente, por la canara a un Comite
de la misma, con Ell proposito de que
este considerara Ia question y cmitiera
Ell correspondence informe.
De acuerdo con este, aver fue rem
dido ell informe por Ell citado comite. y
despues de un ligero cambio de impre-
stones sobre los meritos del mismo, Sc
acord6 posponer Ell asunto hasta Ell lu-
mes pr6ximo las diez de la malana.
Segdn nuestras noticias el Comit6
que redact6 Ell informe parece ser con-
trario a que Sc haga aumento alguno
en Ell servicio del telefonO, y apo
yam su decision sobre intiInidad de
argumentos que soieten al estudio de
Ia Camara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
FL GOBERNADOR ANUN-
CIO QUE PRONTO Sc ES-
TABLECERA FL BANCO DE
CREDITOS RURALFS

Aver por la manana los sefiores
Benedicto Gambia Cordova, Tesore-
70 sub-jefe de Agriculture, respec-
tivamente, visitaron al yobernador
Reilly con el proposito de obtener de
el alguna information respecto al es
tablecimiento en- Puerto Rico del
"Banco de creditos rurales", proyec-
to que esta siendo considerable desde
hace tempo por el Gobierno de Wash
ington.
Segdn nuestros informes, ell Co
bernador manifesto ambos funcio-
narios, que de acuerdo con los datos
que Ell tenfa, podfa informarles que
en- breve sera establecida en- San
Juan una sucursal de dicho Banco
federal, el cual vendra llenar gran
des necesidades entire los agriculto-
res de Puerto Rico.
Segdn nos dijo un alto funciona-
rio insular, dicha institution banca-
ria sera establecida en- los bajos del
edificio de Ii Legislature.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29

que permaneciera alh. Es entendido,
sin embargo, que Ell presidente Hard
ing no cree que el Goebrnador de Puer
to Rico sea culpable de ningtin "mis-
de1neanor", pero que Ell cambio en- la
administrator Sc hace necesario para
arreglar las condolences existentes en-
la isla.''
Con este informes tan rotundos que
da, pues, demostrado, de una vez y para
siempre, la eficencia de nuestro servi-
clio cablegrafico y clio ha de ser segu
ramente motive de satisfaction para
nuestros numerosos .lectores, que al con
far en- las informaciones de nuestro
diario, sabfan reconocer nuestros es-
fuerzos en- suninistrarles, sin importar-
nos los sacrifcios, un servicio de infor
macion tan veridico como eficiente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
NuevaS condolences de sa-
IariO que Sc Ie irnpOndrda
Seguranlente a aIgunOS
empIeadOS del GObiefnO

Aver fuimos enterados, por per-
soma que nos merece entero credito,
de que los Jefes del "Negociado de
transportation, senores Bond v
Arroyo, habian dado instrucciones
verbales cinco de los empleados-
chauffeurs-que tienen bajo sus or
denes, EN- ell sentido de que a partir
del dia primero del mes entrante,
ellos,-los "chauffeurs"- cobrarfan
salaries de acuerdo con los viajes
que realizaran, no mensualmente,
como hastl la fecha 10 venian reei-
biendo.
Esta medida adoptada por el refe
rido Bureau ha causado hondo males
tar entire los 'chaufeurs' quienes
Green que no ganaran 10 sufciente
para su subsistencia, va que ha ha-
bido temporadas en- que han estado
4 0 5 dias sin hacer viaje alguno.
Los Jefes de dicho Bureau, alega
ron tener 6rdenes superiores para
adoptar semejlnte medida, al ser
preguntados por los ''chauffeurs"
Estos, seg11n informes, Sc dirigi-
ran al Gobernador, en- case de que
subsista la referida orden, cuyas yer
daderas causas ignoran los intere-
sados, por ser la prinera vez que Sc
ha registrado un hecho semejante en-
ese Negociado.
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los CABLFGRAMAS QUEPlBLlCO FL MUNDO"
PROCFDFNTFS De La UNITED PRESS HAN ST.
DO PLFNAMENTE CONFIRMADOS
Ia DESTTTUCION DEL 0OBERNADOR f. MONTGOMERY
RELY Sc ANNCO OROALMENTE

Hace algunos dias con motive de
los cablegramas que publicara Ell MUM
DO acerca de la possible destitucion
del Gobernador Rely, Sc hicieron mu-
chos concentrates Y hasta Sc lego
poner en- duda por alguna parte del pit
blico la autenticidad de nuestros des-
pachos, fundandose en- que~ la Prensa
Asociada nj Ell senior C6rdcva Daviia
decian NADIA que confrmsra nuestros
informes
Desde un principle, nosotros, sin EN-
barge, confabamos en- la eficiencia del
servicio de la ''United Press, cuya
responsabilidad, seriedad y reputation
70 nos eran desconocidas, y la cual
agencia, esta absoIutamente desligada
de toda infuencia gubernamental es
por 10 tanto absolutamente impartial
y algo mas radical que conservadora
cuando de informar asuntos del Go
bierno Sc trata.
Asi, pues, espera bamos tranquilos, en-
la seguridad de que los referidos des-
pachos serian confrmados plenamente
cuando llegara esta ciudad la prem
sa de los Estados Unidos, en- el dia
de aver recibimos, entire infnidad de
recortes, ell siguiente que pasa1nos a
reproducir, del New York AnPsri-
can'' del veinte del corriente mes:
s'E. Mont. Reilly, de Kansas City,
gobernador de Puerto Rico, su descon-
tento hacia quien, los nativos han cla-
madol repetidamente, muy pronto sera
destituido por -el Preidente Harding,
idel cargo de Gobernador, segdn fue
dicho por persona muy allegada la
Casa Blanca. Sc declare ademas que
ell Presidente Sc ha convencido de que
podria encontrarse un Gobernador me-
jor capacitado FL mas reciente cargo,
presentado por los nativos, fue de que
el Gobernador habia usado de los fon-
dos plblicos para fines personales; pc
70 no Sc ha aducido ninguna prueba
Ia este respecto.'
Pero como 81 la anterior information
que hemos transcrito, no fuera bastante
para confrmar nuestros despachos, po-
demos agregar que la fotografia que
acompaha esta information nos fue
remitida en- Ell tiltimo correo por la i'm
portante agencia de information gra-
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CARPENTER Y DEMPSEY
PELEARAN EN- PARIS

PARIS, abril 2s.- -El "sportman"
Charles Cochran, promoter de La pelea
entire Dempsey y Carpenter, ha deci-
dido que los dos campeones de boxeo
indian sus fuerzas ruevamente en- esta
capitals
Despachos recibidos de Londre dicen
que Carpenter esta satisfecho en- Pc
lear en- Paris, asi como tambien de las
condolences estipuladas en- Ell contra
to. Dempsey solo aguarda la llegada
Londres del boxeador Lewis, que ha
salido de Nueva York para pelear con
este. lAss
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B1EN REc1BtDA

Ha sido por ell pdblco la rebaja de
precics hecha pOr la Ferreteria Merino
despu6s del balance general y rcajuste
Ge precios. Advt