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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
S0METESE A PRUEBA UN
AEROPLAN0 T0DO
DE ACERO

IoNDREs, JUNO 15J-Una nue.
va nAaquina de guerra, un aeroplano
en- to5as sus parties, enteramente incom
bustibie por tanto, ha sido puesto a
prueba por ell cuerpo de experimental
dores del estado mayor del ejercito
en- FarnsBorough. Afirmase que las
experiencias realizadas hasta ahora. han
tenido complete exito. Ademas de ser
incombustibIe, aun cuando ea tanque
del combustible fuera perforado .por
JOS proyectiles enemigos, ell avi6n tie
ne montados sisternas de equilibrio pa
ra cuando granadas que neguen diri-
gidas desde angulos muy elevados, es-
taIIen cerca de el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
NUPCrAs EN- YAUco

El distinguido caballerO don Laroy
H. Crabtree ha tenido la cortesia de
participarnos su afectuado enlace con
la bella v culta senorita Bertulia Ca
priles, pertkneciente a una conocida
familfa de Yauco.
La bOda result6 un brillante acOnte-
cimsento social. Los novios, que embar
csron aver en- eli vbpor Puerto Rico
estableceran su residencia en- la aveni-
da 40o Harrison St., Beloit, wiscon-
sin.
FeIiz viaje deseamos la venturosa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
TENER A LA MANO Ell HIGADO
SANO

Ell higado segrega a la sangre las
materias toxicas biliosas y sirve de
Sgente para la elimination de las subs
tancias supsrhuas del cuerpo. ST ell hi
gado no desempefia sus funciones propia
mente, las consecuenciaS pueden ser FIJI
Eestas por cuanto la sangre absorbera
todas esas materias deletereas que la
corromperan, afectando ell estomago
los inteSti mos. listed puede corservar el
higado sano. en- Ell pleno ejercicio de
sus funciones naturales, 81 los prime
ros sintomas de desarreglos comienza
tonar las Pilidoras Indianas Vegetables
del DR.. Wright que haran desaparecer
las substancias morbosas que 10 afectan,
rs peligroso descuidar los .desordenes
del higado y al principle debe tonifi-
carsele con un laxante agradable, pero
eficaz-nada de lubricantes minerales
cue no ejercen ninguna accion directa,
nj de pastilas dulces, que son irritantes
simple paliativos. Lo mas efiCiente
es un remedio extraido de LAS RIQUE
zAS DE LA NATURALEzA-que solo
contenga los mejores y mas sanos in
gredientes vegetales-las Pildoras India
mas Vegetables del DIR. Wright. FIJESE
BIEN EN- QUE LAS LEGITIMAS LIE
VAN LA ENvoLTURA AMARILLA
y LA FIRMA DEL DR.. WRIGHT.
Advt. 90.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
Ell TENOR oUEvEDo

Hoy por la manana embarcara en-
el vapor s'Macoris'' con rumbo Fran
cia, ell aplaudido tenor portorriQuefio
Joaquin M. Quevedo. quien Sc dirige
a Italia con el proposito de ingresar
en- Tin conscrvatorio.
Ell joveR Quevedo permanecera en-
Francia una breve temporada luego
seguiTa viaje para Milan.
Ell MUNDO desea al joven tenor y
al estimadisimo amigo, un feliz via.
ie Y que logre yer coronado con ell
exito mas brillante sus mobiles aspira.
clones artisticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
Ell tribunal supreme
dGneg6 GI auto De-.
(Continnaci6n de Ia Ia. pag. }

(Continnaci6n de Ia la. pag.)
a los miembros de las asambleas mu-
nicipales.
Esta era una session conjunta de Ia
AsambIea Municipal y del ConcejO de
Administrator FL ConcejO de admir-
nistraci6n 81 bien es elegido por la
Asamblea Municipal no forma parte
de la segunda, La ley prescribe ex-
presamente. leyes de 1919, pag. 70l,
que el cargo de micmbro del concejo
de administration sera incompatible
con el de delegado la asambiea mu-
nieipal. La misma ley confere la IA
eultad de aprobar ordenanzas exelu-
sivamente a la Asamblea Municipal.
Por tanto. hay una fuerte presuncion,
ii no una certeza, de que la resolu-
ci6n conjunta no participate del ca
racter de acto legislative.
81 la resoluci6n conjunta no era un
acto legislative las persOnas cue la
dirigieron al Gobernador no tienen
derechOs superiores los de cuales-
quiera ciudadanos.
No pretenderemos resolver deiniti-
vamente hasta d6nde puede estar liz
mitada por la legislature la facultad
de castigar por desaeato. La critica
indebida de un easo que este pendien
te que tendria la tendencia de in
iluir en- un asuntO ante una corte
sujeta al que la pubIica un proce-
dimiento pOr desaeatO. La ley de desa
cato de mario /, 1902, considera CO.
mo desaeato la voluntaria publication
de eualquier informe false grosera-
mente inexactO de procedimientos ju-
diciales. La resolution conjunta, 81 no
es privilegiada es puede ser tai
infoFme.
Bajo sus faeultades generates para
eastigar por desaeatO sc presumirfa
la jurisdiction de una corte para cas-
tlgar de tai niOdo a falta de una cla
"a demonstration en- contrario.
la facultad para eastigar por desa-
cato y hacerlo prontamente es uno
de los mediOs fundamentales por ell
cual sc mantiene en- function la ma
quinaria de la justicia y por el cual
una corte puede haeer que sus orde-
mes procedimientos sc respeten. Por
tanto, en- ausencia de una clara de-
mostraeion la revision mediante cer-
tiorari no sera ejercitada.
La senteneia por desaeato Sc impo-
ne a una persona y no a una comu-
nidad. Generalmente no habria min
gain dereeho en- los individuos para
asociarse EN- una revision de an pro-
eedimiento pOF desaeato.
No sabemos por la peticion 81 los
proeedimientos de desacato fueron EN-
algdn easo pendiente de otro modo
Fl auto debe. ser denegado.
AdOlph G. WOLF,
Juez Asociado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
Ell sABADo ToNfA PoSE5ToN DEL
GoBIERNo DE VENEZUELA

(De la Prensa'', de N. Yorkl
"El congreso del actual regimen en-
Venezuela ha dispuesto que el general
Juan Vicente Gomez Sc encargHe de Ia
presidencia Ell "a de JUNO, precisamen
to en- ell dia auiversario de la batalta de
carHbobo, cuando el libertador Simon
Bolivar consolidate en- la memorable
batalla la entonces naciente republica
de Venezuela.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
Las veTbenaS en- Gl
strIO de Ia CatedTal

Anteayer - inanguraEon en sl atEio
ds n cate1rai. las vsrbenas. bales y
otraa divefsiones organizn1as por dis.
tsnsnidas y bsilas damas de- nnestFa 30
eiedad con q obleto De TeuniF fOndos
suaeientes para Ia reconstruction de
aansi ufrlo.
Ia plasolsta dsl atrlO presentaba
an aspeeto vsFdaasFaments elegante.
NrmeFesas bomhlllas ilsiainahan todo
sl paFaue do h Cathedral en- donde se
hahian lsvanta6o mnchos pnsstoa para
h vsnts ds dnless. manteeadOs y re-
ffescea de to1as ciases.
Dsaslnguidos sismsntOs Dc nuestra
soeisdad. damAs y eabaiieEos, asistisron
II Inauguration. dAndole mayor inte-
Ets a las Asstas patronalss de San Juan
Bausinsa con - pFessneia y 81 sntusias
me-
las comisionss de damas saeargadas
de loa puentos del atEio soa las a.
fnientsa
coAIsEoE DE BAILB.-- sraa. de
Marines AlsArsz. 0iEati y cestsro.
ertna Rivera , suAFsE.
nEeTAuRANT.-- aEaA Todd, 20.
ueF. Liavrts. MaEaari. artas. 0uisti no
dFigass. csbolisso y Bsamaa.
BARQuILI.As.-- aEtas. Espsran5as
risFA Antonia BeEEAs. sEtaA Shire,
Jsrnnssn y Garcia.
PIcA GAIA DE BoA6RoNEs. Sra.
Martorsll Dc Msjia. srtas. Rsvira.
uuutia y hfsla.
PTcA cknALLTros.- sra. RSssn-
fsld. srtas. L6psE cepsro. Carmen il
menss y PisEa.
PTcA DE Los GLosos.- srta.
Amalia auArss. PaFa Egoseus y Marsoa
ds la Roaa.
RuHaTo DR FLoREs.- Sra. Her
nAndss. Phiilppl dc Alfona. sFtas. Con
sAlez. 0sigsl , oiusti.
PIcA DE LOS BoLos--- sFtaS I'll
- sarria y Maria Colon.
PIcA DE los 0LoBos.- sgtss.
fonata y Beaaa.
vENDEDoRAs DE TICKETS Sc.
aossins Msnain. BOeanexra. Garcia. Co
len BarslFo
NameEos asFaeiaao aHteanoehe fue ei
-. "a persona q. 10 tenga pnede pa.
ssE q TseessE ei EsgalO en- Luna SO. Sra.
ao Mir6
uno Dc los mismbres mas enthusiasts
asi comfts organiEaaor de las nestas
del atFio o. ei Rao Padre Noel. distin
guido slsmsute del eiero. qaien gosa Dc
meEeciaAa slmpatlAs ca Ia eapitaL II
nEe. Padre Nosl noa eatuvo explicando
ens q pFop6site cue psFuisus Ia Cont
Mion oFGanixndoEa 81 FeoonstruiT 81 atEie
Dc IA cateaIsi haeer de aquel un var
d<asro paraue ae FecFee.
Las aeatas duEarAn hasta el domingo
por IA neehs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
Olga Carpi

Soy la dnica que poseo en- maravi-
lloso proeeaimientO ciensffco para ha-
cerse amar. NADIA de ciencias oeultas.
Exclnsivamente para seforas y sefsori-
tas.
consultas por correspondence dos
dollars americanos en- carta certiaeada.
Apratado 1885 HABANA (Cubal.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
LA MANIFESTATION DEL
DOMINGO

Ell presidente del Comite de Feste-
JOS de las fiestas patronales de San
Juan Bautista nos comunica que, a I'm
de que Ia procession cfvica del domingo
por la tarde resulte mas lucida, Sc rue
ga los vecinos de esta unic;palidad
adornen sus autom6viles de la mejor
manera possible. N
Queda complacido eI excelente ami
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
IMPORTANCE CABLEGRAMA
DE CoRDovA DAvILA

A continuation nos complacemos en-
publican ell cablegrama recibido en- la
ihafana de aver por el seflor Ruiz So
Ter, de la Association de Productores
de Azicar'':
Washington, JUNO 81.
~. Ruiz SoIer, San Juan
Probablemente obtendremos derecho
azlicar dos centavos sobre Cuba. C6rdo-
va Davi1a.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
TARTFA
UNA MUJER AsEsINADA

En- Ell barrio "Hato Abajo" de Are
cibo Hipolito Duprey. de % amos, dis
paro un revolver contra su esposa Emil
liza Abrahans Robles, de IS a1os, ase-
s:nandola. FL criminal, despues de con
sumado Ell delito, volvio ell arma contra
81, suicidandose.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
EscUELAs vAcANTEs

Los maestros que deseen colocarse
pronto 10 mismo en- la isla que en- la
metropolis, deben dirigirse a THE PTo.
RICO TEACHERS AGENCY, afliada
con las mas poderosas agencias de macs
tros de los Estados Unidos. Mas de
seicientos msestros recomendados ell
aio pasado entire los cuales podemos
mencionar a Antonio Luis, San Agus-
tin s., Pta. de TERRA, San Juan, Miss
Joaquina Rodriguez, Santurce, Miss
Carmen Canales, Carolina; Miss Aca-
cia Lumbano, Catano; Miss Eugenia
Domingucz, Rio Piedras; etc, etc. Pida
informes a The Porto Rico Teachers
Agency, Box S67, Rio Piedras. Advt:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
PoR JUGAR A 10 PRoH1B1Do

POr jugar "a 10 prohibido fueron
arrcs:ados por la poicia Ell esta ciudad
los individuos Rodolfo Quinones, Anto-
nio Rios, Luis Martinez, Julio Rodri-
guez y Juan Cruz, siendo sentenciados
los dos primeros a pagar $40 de multa
y los demas SO cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
UN ADoRADoR DE BAco

Anteayer, en- Puerta de TERRA la
policia sorprendio al individuo Jacinto
Bultron, faricando alcohol en- un alam
Eique que tenia instalado en- la CO.
Gina de su casa en- el sub -barrio Palma
rite. FL alambique fue ocupado y Bull
tron fue puesto disposition del Juez
municipal por violar la Ley Volstead.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
DON JOSE KU1NIAN

Desde hace algunos dias Sc encnentra
enfermO, aunque no de cuidado, por
fortuna, el cnlto y excelente caballero
don Jose Kuinlan, alto empleado y je-
fe de departamento en- la acredita la
firma do Panzardi.
Hacemos votos por que Ell distinguido
joven recobre pronto la salud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
Cuando usted visite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
Advt.
FIESTA DE GRADUACIoN EN-
Ell TEATRo MUNICIPAL

81 lunes 26 del corriente Sc llevaran
efeeto en- Ell teatro Municipal los
ejercicios de graduation de los estH-
diantes de la Escuela Superior de San
Juan.
Ell programa que ha sido preparado
para ei acto es Il siguisrfts
obertura "Don Juan (Mozart) por
Ia orquesta Central High; Presenta-
cion de la Clase por eli Principal Sr. q.
B.Audas; Salutatorian por Eduardo Mo
rales, Ensayo por Vicente Geigel Po-
lance, Selection es1a Gioconda'' For
la orquesta, Ensayo por Conchita Con-
zalez, valedictorian por Carmen Mcya
Diseurso por Ell Honorable Emilio del
Toro Cuevas, Presentation de diplomas
por 81 Comisionado de instruction Ho-
nOrable Juan B. Huyke y Fox trot
"Shiek' por la OrQuesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA
LA CABttZA. LAXATTVO BRO
MO QUININA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos en- que Sc necesita to-
mar Quinina, no causando zumbidos
oe oidos. Contra Resfriados, La Gri-
ppe, Influenza, Paludismo Fiebres.
La firma de E. w. GROVE viene con
cada cajita.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
LA DELEGATION FILIPINA
CONFERENCIA CON VARIOS
CONGRESISTAS

WASHINGTON, JUNO 22.-La de
legaci6n ilipina ha estado conferencian
do toda la tarde de aver con impor-
tantes miembros del Congre2o pro
posito de Ia situacion politica de aque-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
AGKRoADo DR oAAGBroa
sUIcIDIo EN- AGUADA

En- Aguada Sc suicide ell martes pa
sado Ell individuo Isaias Santi, dispa-
randose un tiro por la sien derecha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23

las islas.
La Delegation visit6 al represen-
tante Towner con quien converse ex-
tensamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
"I1nea Borinquen' y
AVISO
GRAN REBAJA DE PREcIOS EN-
LOS PASAJES

Aproveche la oportunidad de reali-
Ear sus negocios y de participar de las
grandes f1estas que Sc celebran en- San
Juan en- commemoracion del Patron de
Ia Isla. Las fiestas duran desde Ell 20
al %; pero su ticket lie vale hasta ell
27 para regresar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
PUEDE CAZAR

ri eeeretariO Executive INFERNO ha
exresido lieenc.a para cazar Y pOrtar
axmas de caza al sr. Miguel Garcia
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Adv&.
NnNo ARRoLLADo PoR UN AUTO
MUERE EN- Ell ACTo


MUERE EN- Ell ACTO
En- La calle Tamarinao de Agnadilla,
el automovi1 que guiaba ell achauf-
feur" Manuel M. Paz, arroll6 al nifio
Nicolas Arce, de Is amos, ocacionandole
la muerte. I'll juez lie exigio al "chauf-
feur'' mil dolares de fianza.
BARATlLLO pernnanente en- La
MuebleFia "EL PORVENlR".
1909 camas Varios EstiIos de
$40, $13.75, $14, SIS, sic. SIT,
$fS. $40, $25 y $40.
Precios sin competencia con
colch6n royal
Salvador Brau SO, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
GRANDI0SO DESAFIO DE
BASE BALL EN- CAYEY

Ell active simpatico manager ;
del afamado puerto Rico" nos par
ticjpa que Ell domingo pr6ximo su no.
vena idiara con el Army" en- Cayey.
~Ambas novenas Sc estan preparando,
por 10 cual ell desafio resultara intere.
sante refiidisimo.
Los militares estrenaran su nueyo
equipo durante Ell mencionade desafio.
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Salvador Brau 80. San Juan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05

question OF the Straits anu Inc So"''"'
ration of Turkish troops.
Icmet pasha replied 'nat IN" "
had no Intention Of creating, ln''h'h''
with Tho English and tht' orders -
avoid incidents had been EiNrn an" IA"
been repeated.
Charges Unfounded.
The question If ThrI'c "aN '"""
taken up. and for Nv" hours iSmH' OK
pla!ncd the Turkish position. He sup
mt,ted various documents dealing WIN
alleged cxresSes by tn" creeks u.
Tnracc. General Harrington declared
that he considered the charges ""-
founded
Ismet then said that Turkey r""'h "''
accept any condition. nor any CONFER
ence until assured uf tn" f"'' "i
Thracs. and. above all. of the situation
of the TURKS N tina; region.
Thanks to the moderation "t Genera
Charrv and Momhell! and III" c"nc'''a-
tory attitude Of General harrington. me
account continues. the conference arose
a; o'clock, leaving satisfactory I'M
prcssions."
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governments concerned. Ismet then ex'
pressed a willingness to meet the Greek
delegates.
objects Thrse-rold.
A. IN. oreninr Of the proceedings on
Tuesday, General Harrington. COM
mander-in-chief OF the Allied forces.
said that the objects Of the conference
we're three-fold. First. to obtain ces-
sation ot hostIlities: second. TO AK nne
In Thrace behind which the Greek troops
would ne invited 10 withdraw: 10 ar
range the details Of evacuation and 70
transfer the administration TO the Turks
tho MANS of which would be submitted
to the powers: third. to pave the way
for n future peace conference
The Turks at first showed apathy with
repard N tho details Of the adm inisra-
tlon Of Thrace. until they had tested
the sincerity of the Allies desire TO re-
store Thrace TO them. II was then
pointed out that restoration depended
upon acceptance by the Turks OF the
Joint Allied note from Paris.
Accepted In Principle.
Ismet Pasha declared tho note had
been accepted in principle by the An
Rnra government II was. therefore.
though, best to consider administrative
ARRANGEMENTS without delay. General
Charpy thereupon drafted a proposal on
which the discussion began.
Tho Smyrna correspondent Of the
Oriental News Bureau. an official agency
OF Mustapha Kemal. publishes a des-
patch from Mundania saying that ac-
cordirE to official Information obtained
during Tuesdays conference. General
Harrington raised from the beginning the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05

all my political career l suffered hu,
~" h,f"ais."
And 70 what do YOU ascr'h" th"m :"
NJ Wa> asked
\ smtl" "r t"'crarr" curved his face
inr" = mass 81 ting wrinkles as he
lausfcG and said "nnc can never tell
J.. Defends Harding.
Now u n"lc 10 for the last question.
said local reporter. What do YOU
think "r the Presidents hirtati"n with
Wilson's League OF Nations theory by
liking Of canccIliug our foreign debts
and discussing proposals that tend 10
dir" 80 into European affairs?
well. now. that's rather htE job
for one man IA answer and hcSiGNS "
has I" do with politics and I just 'oId
YOU rha' | am through with all Things
political.
"Bu, will say This much. Starva-
iI"u IS. with one exception. the most
Devastating or human ills, and when
ono hears in mind that over there ar"
hundreds Of thousands suffering from
lack ~ food ones perspective under
goes radical change. However. IN
regard to tho Republican partE's poll
cies. | can say norhnE that would make
rlaincr tho Presidents published atu-
tudc.
AZ his chauffeur secretary ore" MN.
toward the dining room door tho cro"o
,hronged about him and he turned ana
shook hands with several newcomers.
w NJ Fowler. manager or the motel
and an old friend Of Mr.. Cannors was
AT his side during the talk and as the
venerable statesman entered the d'n-
,nr room his first remark was you
have Il wonderful hotel here
Visits 1ntelligencer Office.
Leaving tho hotel shortly after DIN
nor tho venerable statesman III ono
NJ his long. black cigars. and. lean
Ing OIL tho arm of congressman BEN
iamin Rnsrnboom. went out 10 see
something OF tho city He and Mir.
Rnscnhlnom arc very close friends and
he Is very much interested In the re-
election Of tho First District Congress-
man.
Uncle Toe paid n short visit to tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice IS hereby given that a. gem
eral meeting Of the stockholders OF West
Ontario Consolidated Mining COMPANY.
duly called and held on III" 2"nd day OF
June. 1922. at which a majority ot the
capital stock was represented and voted
In favor thereof. the following Resolu
lions were adopted:
RESOLVED. First tina, the West On
,ario Consolidated Mining Company. a
corporation created and organized under
the laws Of the State Of West Virginia.
does hereby discontinue business as 4
corporation and surrcnders TO said state
It's charter and corporate franchises.
The Board OF Directors will proceed to
convert the property. chooses in action
and all assets OF this corporation into
cash. and pay off and discharge all It's
debts, liabilities and obligations and
after fully discharsirg all such dfbts.
liabilities and obligations. divide the re-
naipder among the stockholders pro
rata with their several holdings OF
stock, but no such payment shall he
mad3 10 any stockholders until after the
publication Of the notice herein after
provided.
RESOLVED. Second that the PreS'-
dent OF this corporation cause motive OF
the adoption OF the foregoing resolution
10 DO published In some newspaper OF
general circulation published near the
principal office or place OF business Of
This corporation. once week for four
successive weeks: and that he certify
,h.se resolutions 70 the Secretary Of the
State OF West Virginia. and deliver to
him q certificate showing the publica-
ton OF said notice "a provided by law.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September. \. II. 1922.
Attest. -
CLAYTON f FLAT
President NJ said Corporation
PERCrvAL E FOEEDE;RER.
Secretary. S-2l-2S-o-5-l2
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PYTHIANS HONOR BELL
CONTINUED Prom Page ous.)

during the last year, sh 1vn gain over
all other fraternal organizations which
has shown loss. We stand as lead
ers In West Virginia.
Before closing I want to thank all
YOU for the support given me, Indicated
bv YOUR presence here tonight.
II want all you 10 know that I am
still Harry Bell and I don't want the
impression to prevail that have been
elevated above any other member OF the
society. I pledge my support and time
TO the new office.
Mr., Bell asked all rythians to pray
for him and to support him in leading
and helping the Pyth!ans in his orlciaI
duties.
Pleasure To BE IN wheeling.
c, o. Dunn. OF Beckley. W. Va. a
member Of the Pythian Home and
rhildrcn's Institute Commission. was
next called upon by Chairman Arbcnz.
Mr.. Dunn said. in part:
"It is indeed a pleasure to be in
Wheeling and particularly on this &C.
casion TO pay tribute 20 Grand Chan
cellor Harry r. Bell. IN southern West
Virginia We know Harry Bell well. We
love him and will join with you in all
things 10 show the esteem in which We
hold him. We love him more because he
Ia plain Harry Bell. We pledge to tho
Kni Shts of Pyth!as in Wheeling. to the
Pythiars as a whole. TO our new grand
chancellor. the grand lodge officers and
the incoming administration. all OF
our assistance and support.
wheeling Finest In state.
W. ". Smith. of Huntington. inner
guard, was given three and one-half
minutes by Chairman Arhenz 10 speak.
ka
finest town in West Virginia. hut he
would no, say that in Huntington. He
KEEP, the audience in an uproar with his
remarks He said he had little time to
speak and started 10 tell stories. Il
am glad we have a grand chancellor
that his actions ring like the true bell he
-" said Mr. Smith.
A vocal solo was rendered ny Miss
Margaret Yarling accompanied on the
piano by Miss Carrie Daubcr'. They
were given a great applause.
Grand Vice Chancellor John g. Vaughn
Of Charleston, was called upon for on
address substituting for NJ. NJ. Nicely
who was unable 10 be present
Expect Much Of Bell.
Mr.. Vaughn said his mind was dwell
ing backward faster than forward and
he liked TO listen to the great things &C
Complished by the hn'Bnts OF fFthias
I'm this state. He eaid he was alway !
much concerned IN the activities OF
Black Prince lodge OF Wheeling.
He said there was always something
fascinating IN coming TO Wheeling and
attending a session Of the lodge.
II am pleased 10 cooperate with the
new grand chancellor and the grand
lodge officers and wish success TO Mr.
Bell. We NAV expect too much of him
but we can have nothing other than
success.
"Pythianism lmrresses the young and
old" he continued. The Oldest has &c
complished and the young are 10 take
them as an example ot the work sci
forth In the pathway OF living
we have set an example for the
roung that we can Be- proud OF.
Mr. Vaughn said the P~.hians never
had such bright prospects. He urged
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WAGE DEMANDS
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BY the hltumiuous coal industry in ne
goaatinS was. scale agreement to
become effective April !, 1928.
The setting up q; this committee was
provided under the terms ot the Clcve-
lard agreement and leaders OF both
sides declared I, 20 he a highly import
ant accomplishment. Phil II. Penal
secretary OF the Indiana Coal Operators
Association and chairman OF the joint
conference declared K makes possible
ia reconstruction Of tho bargaining ma
lchinery which had been broken up be-
fore the reccn; coal strike.
Delegates Named
Tho representation on the committee