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BRITISH TROOPS TRAMP
 INTO CONSTANT1NOPLE

Constantinople, Oct. 6-The Gre nadier Guards, crack British regi- ment. tramped into ConstantinOple following the temporary breakdown of the Mudania Peace Conference and approached the Kemalist caval- ry stationed here in the former Turkish capitol.
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CANADIANS DO NOT WANT
 WOMEN MINISTER'S

Toronto Oct. 5-In the General Conference yesterday afternoon it was again decided to deny women admission to the Methodist ministry in Canada.
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GREEK WAR DEPARTMENT
 CALLS FOR VOLUNTEERS

Athens Oct. 5-The Minister or War has issued a proclamation call ing upon all able bodied citizens who do not belong to the mobiliza- tion forces. to volunteer in the Greek army until the end of the present conflict with Turkey.
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TANKS AND GIANTS i PLAY TIE GAME

Polo Ground, N. Y.. Oct. 5-The Tanks and Giants played a three to three, ten inning tie game yester- day. The game was called on ac- count of darkness. In the eighth
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TURKS ORDER NO
 CONFLICT WITH BRITISH

Mudania. Oct. 5--kemalists have reissued orders to Nationalist troops to avoid contact with the British.
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AND AIiLIES
 AGREE 10 PROTOCOL

London. Oct. 5-Ignaz Zippel. Austrian chancellor and representa- tives of Britain. France and Italy have signed a protocol. MAKING EFFECTIVE A PLAN FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS to save Austria.
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lSH PARLIAMENT PASSES ALLEGIANCE CLAUSE

Dublin. Oct. 5-The Irish parlia- ent in session passed the clause
 he included in the Irish Constitu- ,n. which now includes the oath
 allegiance.
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TRANSPACIFIC FLIGHT BEING PLANNED

Los Angeles. Oct. 5-The U. $. navy is completing plans for a trans pacific flight of aircraft. according to Captain H. " Butler. commander of the North Island field.
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF
 FAVORITE OUTDOOR SPORT

San Francisco. Oct. 6-RObert H. Mccormick, assistant United States district attorney for northern Cali fornia, died here today as the result of an automobile accident last night
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GERMANS STILL ISSUE
 PAPER MONEY

Berlin, Oct. 6th-New currency which has been issued on the last week amounts to twenty six billion paper marks.
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MEXICAN FEDERAL SOLDIERS
 LEAVE FOR SEAT TROUBLE

Vera Cruz, Oct. 6-The gunboat Zaragoza sailed for Tuxpam with 500 soldiers to reinforce Federal Military in the oil region, where renewal of rebel activities is report ed,
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NAVY CAPTAIN SUICIDES

Brooklyn, Mass. Oct. o-Captain William Winder, U. s. N. committed suicide by shooting. He was on the Raleigh at the battle of Manila.
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FOREST FIRES
 DESTROY SIX TOWNS

Ottawa. Oct. 5-Forest fires which have been raging for twenty four hours in northern Ontario and Quebec, have cost number of lives and destroyed six towns.
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BRITISH CABINET HOLDING
 NIGHT SESSION

London, Oct. 6-The British cab inet held a night session last night because of less satisfactory news from Constantinople.
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DELEGATES RETURN FROM MUDANLA

Constantinople Oct. 6th-British and Italian delegates returned here from Mudania last evening. The
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ADVERTISEMENT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
"PEN-JEL- IN JELLY MAKING.

The discovery and manufacture OF
Pen-Jel has opened new field of
jelly making and with Il one can make
jelly from canned or dried fruits in
the heart of winter. Pen-Jel has made
IL possible to produce wonderfully
fine Jelly from any variety of fruit:
Rhubarb. Cherry. Pineapple. Straw
berry. as we'll as Currant, Apple, Crane
and like fruits.
Apricot Jelly from dried apricots Of
glistening amber tint, Raspberry
Jelly In pale crimson; Mint Jelly, SO
desirable for serving with lamb. and
a host Of other delectable Iellies are
produced quickly and surely with Pen
Jel.
And. moreover. delightful jelies may
ne made from the surplus juices of
canned fruits and from stewed dried
fruits; from the partngs of fruits used
In canning and preserving, and from
bottled fruit juices; all so economically
and easily that jelly-making becomes
pleasure instead OF task. when the
housewife has Pen-Jel to aid her.
Jams and marmslades, canned fruits
and preserves, fruit honey and con-
serves all become quickly solved
problem with Pen-Jel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
BUILDING LOANS.
Remarkable Development Shown In
Semi-Annual Report

Cherries Warner. chairman Of the
executive committee of the Whining
ton Building and Loan Bureau. In his
semi-annual report, just issued. shows
that there has been an increase of so
per cent In the number of shares in
the associations In this city and it's
vicinity In the past six months and an
approximate Increase in the amount
of monthly savings of $4,000 an
nually.
The activity of the bureau have
made II possible fer the organization
of nine building and loan associations.
1t is pointed out. and that these have
Increased the monthly savings of the
subscribers by 80 per cent.
There Is In preparation model set
of bylaws for the use OF these as
sociauons and model charter work.
ed out under the supervision of the
state Banking Commissioner to serve
as sound basis for starting similar
organizations in the future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
BL|MP IN SUCCESSFUL
NONSTOP AIR VOYAGE
Flies From Washington to New
York and Back in Night
Trip.

ny Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. July 2s.-Army dir4gi-
bic ca arrived at the Aberdeen. Md.
proving grounds AT a. m. today. con-
Guiding tho return trip of a nonstop
flight TO New York upon which the
big dir.gtble left Boiling Field here at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
chip reached New York about 1880 a.
m. today and after circling over the
bay and crossing Manhattan was re-
ported to have disappeared In a short
time on her return trip.
The trip which consumed II hours
vae said in army reports received
here 20 have been without incident in
carrying out the purpose of training
pilots in night flying. A crew of ~
manned the huge "blimp" which has
a gas bag measuring 1872 feet. She
came here from Aberdeen yesterday
where she is stationed for service in
connection with gun testing at the
proving grounds. 10 make the start
from Boiling Field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

ming a. 7.46 to which the public IL in
vited. The program follows: March
Onward Christian soldlers'; salute TO
the Christian flag: salute 70 tho Amori-
can nng, song America" prayer by
tho school; books OF the old and now
Testament In verees by Olivia Dennie'
singing. Jesus Bids Us Shino," entire
school, Gods Ten Laws" by tho boys
OF the school; CatcchIfm teet by the
primary group; motion song. i've Two
Little Hands TO Work for Jeaus," by
the Primary Group; Naturalization
David and Goliath" First Pealm. by
the Primary Group: "Jesue Lover OF
MY Soul" pantomine by Olivia Dennis;
Memory verses by the entire school;
Song, II love to Tell the story" from
memory; Tho 'Bcatitudos" by the
school; Twenty third psalm, by tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
COLT GOES TO WASHINGTON.
VIII Take Management Of Potomac
Electrical Appliance Co.

The many friends OF Joseph S. Colt,
vice-president and manager OF the
Wilmington Electric Appliance Co.
will regret to learn OF his approach
ms departure for Washington. D. c.
He Will assume on August ! the
position of general manager and
secretary OF the Potomac Electrical
Appliance Co.. in that city. The head
quarters of the company. at GOT
Fourteenth street. n. W.. are noted IN
the trade as the largest in the country
for the sale OF electric appliances
exclusively.
II. II. Saylor will succeed Mr.. Colt
In the local office. which he filled for
a time during the formers absence,
a year ago. He has signalized his ac-
cession by promoting an arrangement
to donate two seats at any perform
ance Of the Wilmington Players at
the Garrick TO customers. beginning
next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
DEATHS.

AsH--At homeopathic Hospital. on July
70, 1922. George J. Ash. aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the residence
OF John L, Davis on south Chapel street.
Newark. Del. on Saturday afternoon,
July 20. al 2 O'Clock. new time Interment
a. Northeast cemetery. Northeast. Md.
CARROW In this city. on July %, 1922
James Carrow husband Of Margaret
Forrest Carrow, aged SIS years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from his late residence
400 East Eighth street. on Saturday after
noon. Services in Old Swedes Church at
80 O'Clock. iuterment at Old Swedes
cemetery.
CLOUD Near Clifton Mills. on July %
1922. George ID, Cloud in his 10th year.
Relatives. friends. also Centreville Lodge.
No 81, !. q. q. F, are invited 20 attend
the funeral services at hts late residence
on Saturday afternoon. July 20. at 80
O'Clock, standard time lnterment az
Longwood cemetery. Autos will meet
trolley leaving Kenneth Square and
Prandyvine Springs at II o'clock, stand
ard time. at Clifton Mills.
DUTToN-At Grubb's Landing, Del. on
July %, 1922. Melisse. wife of Joseph A,
Dutton. aged IS years.
Funeral services private at her late resi-
denco, Grubhs Landing. on Saturday az
tcrnoon. July 20. at > o'clock, new time
1nterment private.
HANRAHAN-In this city. on July os
1922. Frederic l. Hanrahan
Relatives friends apd Wilmington Aerie
No "a. T. o E. are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, oOC
Adams street, on Monday morning. July
80 at Q o'clock. Requiem mass a Sacred
Heart Church at $50. lnterment al
lawncroft cemetery.
MoFFETT-In this city, on July 26
1922, Catherine c. NEE Brennan, wife
81 Thomas J. Moffett OF Niillington. Md
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence o.
Der brother-in-law. Philip J. Butler. 81!
West Eighteenth street, on Saturda,
morning, July %. at clock Requiem
mass at 81 patrick's Church lntermen
al Cathedral cemetery.
McELWAIN-ln this city. on July o.
1922. Emma May Hersoy, wife o
James Melvin
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services al her late resi-
deuce. 1904 Delaware avenue on Satur
day afternoon July 20. al 80 o'clock
lnterment al It. salem cemetery
PATTERSON In Philadelphia. on Jul
20 1922. Charles 4 Patterson
Funeral services at his late residence
1907 Broome street. al u 80 D. m fday
light saving time. Saturday. July 2e
lnterment private. Please omit flowers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
GREAT LAKES WORKERS
STRONG FOR STRIKE.
Insist on Advance In Wages and
Eight Instead of Twelve-
hour Day.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Chicago, July 2s.--Further can
vass Of the strike vote taken by NOM
bers OF the Great Lakes Freight Fire
men, Oilers, Water Tenders and Coal
Passers' Union and Marine Cooks and
Stewards union was being made today
X. b. Nolan. general secretary of the
Sailors union. declared that the can
vass would show the other two orga-
nizations favored strike almost as
thoroughly as the sailors. "a per cent
of whom voted to strike. according to
the secretary.
If attempts at a settlement should
fail and a strike be called Il would
affect approximately 400 freight boats
of the Lake Carriers Association
There are about 1880 men in the
three unions who work on these boats
Executive committees of the three
organizations will meet at Detroit next
week to decide on the course to be fol
lowed. The questions involved are de.
mands for an eight-hour day and a re.
vision of wage scales. According e
Mr.. Nolan wages have been cut from
$3.50 to $50 a month since May 1921
and seamen now work IL hours a day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
ECHO FROM EPIDEMIC.
City Gets Small Sum of Cash Left by
Homeless Victims In 1918.

Among the numerous items of cash
receipts by the city as reported 10
City Council last night by City
Treasurer White was one for S155.56
representing cash left by victims of
the influenza epidemic in 1918. This
money represents the accumulation
OF various sums found in the possess
sion Of victims who died at the
Country Club. They had no known
relatives. no homes and no one to
whom 81 could be delivered and the
money had been turned over 10 the
city and has been in the possession
Of Homer c. Simmons. clerk of Coun-
Gil until yesterday. when he turned Il
over 10 Mr.. White. In addition there
were many trinkets Of small personal
possessions which are still being held.
II offered at auction Il is not thought
they would bring much cash and Just
what 70 do with them is a problem.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
Jenkins Held on Serious Charge.

Howard Jenkins. colored. of New
port, arrested on a charge of assault
with intent to commit murder, was
held without bail following a hearing
before Magistrate Stradley yesterday
afternoon. Jenkene' arrest is the out
come of the shooting Tuesday of
George Harvey, colored. who later had
his leg amputated at the Delaware
hospital. The defendant is alleged to
have shot Harvey in a quarrel. He was
arrested at Newport yesterday by
Constable George Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
BRIcKLAYERs SEEK RAISE.
Union Has Notified Employers Of New
Wage Scale.

Off1cial notification has been receiv-
ed by master bricklayers OF this city
from Bricklayere' Union No. I. of Del
aware. that beginning September /. all
union help will expect an advance In
wal eS. =
The present wage scale for brick
layers and masone Ia 81 an hour, or
IS per day OF eight houv, with time
and half time for overtime. The new
scale announced by tho Bricklayere'
Union is sl12ls per hour. to become
effective September /. and s1.25 per
hour on and after September Is,
Some contractors have been paying
s112h an hour. Il Is said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

Primary Group. drarnatizstion. Tho
Three Hebrews in the Fiery Furnace"
Tooth Psalm. by tho school, The
Commandments" by the girls; Lead
Kindly Light" psntomine by Emma
Laroech. Dorothy Smith, Madeline
Martin, Alberta Tuohey. Charlotte and
Edna Blackwell with quartet sing
ing; presentation Of diploma and
glfts. song Never Give Up" the Lords
Prayer and bcnediction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
Mountain Climbers Body Found.

BY Associated Press To Every Evening.
Glacier Park. Mont, July 2s.--Hours
of persistent work last night in the
fastness Of Mount Siyed. In Glacier
National Park, resulted IN the recovery
of the body of DIR. Frank n. Wynn. of
Indianapolis. killed yesterday i'm n 400
foot fall from a cliff near the noun
tain's summit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
Thacher Union 10 Parade.

All members OF the Ella Thacher w.
c. T. L. are requested TO meet at 100
West Eighth street at o'clock Sun
day. July so. and march in a body TO
the County Building TO Join other or
CARNATIONS on their way 10 Washing
ton Heights to take part in the NO
More War" celebration. All members
will wear white ribbons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
FIRST N. P. BIBLE
SCHOOL EXERCISES
An interesting Commencement
Program to be Given on
Sunday Evening.

First Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh Street, below Walnut. which
has boon conducting a Vacation Bible
School. during July, viii hold com.
mencement exercises IN the church
auditorium on Sunday evening. begin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

Engine Company No. 10 had 20 be
called TO extinsuish q blsze In an
automobile truck belonging TO Howard
Weaver. when II took FIRE at Thir-
tieth and Madison streets about $
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
CLARK LOWEST BIDDYR FOR
ATLANTIC CITY BUILDING

II. G. Clark Of Delaware CITY was
the lowest Of three bidders Tor the
building Of n storehouse at Atlsnuo
City. for which bids were opened yes
terdsy afternoon In the Office OF the
u. s. Engineer. at Sixth and King
streets. The following bids were re-
ccivcd: Philip q. Harman, Atlantic
city. ts.%2o; Frank r. Molinoris
Co. s4.7s0. II. c. Clark, Dehwsrs
City. ts.ss7 The bids wdll be held un-
der Hdyiscment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

Drive Slow-Get acquainted with
nature. Drive Fast--Get acquainted
with the magistrates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

Additional death notices received too
late for this column will be found on
Financial page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

Every little want can be satisfied
at very little cost through an Every
Evening classified ad.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

Turn the spotlight OF publicity on
that property you are trying TO rent
or sell. Advertise II in Every Eve
ming every dAy,--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

Lace and embroidery trimmed,
made Of good quality batiste. These
are now in big demand a nd are
growing more popular every day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
Six Saturday Specials in New Materials

Regular values to Sc, in
bctiste, tissues, plain voiles,
tricotines, crepe de chimes, pop
Inns, swisses, organizes, lawns,
beach cloth and soisette. All
priced special.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

II you want to make q fine
bathing suit, here are offered at
a special price, quality fannels
in navy and black, priced special
for tomorrow only.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
MANIFESTATIONS DEL SR.
COX A SU LLEGADA A
NUEVA YORK

NUEvA YORK, setieelbre 1o.-El Sc
nor James Cox, ex candidatp por el
partido democratic a La presidencia de
Estados Unidos retorn6 aver aqui, des-
pues de realizar un largo viaje a Eu-
ropa y estudiar las condolences econ6-
micas y polfticas del viejo Continente.
Un grupo de periodistas que salud6
a Mr.. Cox momentos despues de des-
tIabarcar interrog6le acerca de las
perspectivas europeas, declarando aquel
que Ell problema mas grave que esta
actualmente frente a Los ojos de Eu-
ropa es Ell de la question de las indem-
nizaciones, al cual es necesario prestar
toda la atencion necesaria urgente.
Agreg6 que pesar de las manifesto
clones en- contra, Ell pueblo de Estados
Unidbs tendra que ingresar finalnen-
tie 'en la Sociedad de Naciones fin de
tomar parte en- las deliberaciones en-
los destinos de los paises del viejo nun
do.
MIR. Cox, quien lego acompafiado de
su esposa, seguira mafiana viaje hacia
Washington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
UNA AGENCIA DE sERvICIo
COMMERCIAL

Ha sido ccnstituida en- Ponce, segin
escritura otorgada ante el Lcdo. Flo )
res Colon, una sociedad dc servicioa
Comercsales, Judiciales, Adninistrati-
vos y de investigation, bajo la dencmi
raci6n de 'sTellechea y Rosso''.
Son gestores administrators de di-
cha frrna, los sefiorcs Joaquin Tclle-
chea Rivera Y Luis Rosso Rivsra.
La Commercial Service Agency cuen
ta tambi6n con la cooperation de los
.onocidos jurisconsultOs Lcdos. Jose
Tous Soto y r. v. Perez Marchand, quie
mes asumiran la direction juridica de
dicha Agencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
s'DEL ODIO AL AMOR, POR LA
SUBLIME POLA NEGRI

La poderosa frma Paramount" i,
sorprendida v maravillada por el ira
bajo que ha hecho la gran Pola Ne
gri en- ell drama tragico "Del Odio
al Amor, acaba de contratar a la
maravillosa actriz, quien ha puesto
en- las manos algunos millones. Es
ell mayor contrato que, hasta ahora,
Sc firmara en- Europa.
Ell maravilloso trabajo que reali
"a Pola Negri en- "Del Odio al Amor" ,
10 admirara nuestro pGblico en- ell
cine "Tres Bandreas'", donde sera
estrenara maiana martes ese forni
dable 'sfilm", que esta pro6uciendo
vivfsimo entusiasmo en- la Repdblica
del Norte.
Ell martes pr6ximo, estreno de esa
joya de Pola Negri, sera fiesta en-
San Juan, donde la sublime tragica
tiehe muchos admiradores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
EISr. AmaEO CirneDO ha-
ce irrlportantes declara-
clones ante Ia SOciedad
de las NaciOnes
(United Press. via All America Cables.

GINEBRA 'setiembre 10.-El se1or
Amalio Gimeno, representante de Es-
pafia en- la sociedad de Naciones abri6
hoy lis debates de dicho organismo
pronunciando un irnportantfsi1Ro ,sis-
curse en- ell cual examine ampliamente
la situaci6n dc su pals ante lel mundo
reafrYno sus creencias a prop6sito
de la eficiencia de Ia Sociedad de Ma
clones. Ell sefior Gitmeno declare igual
ments que la Sociedad esta en- condi-
Clones de hacer desaparecer los temo-
res los disgustos producidos por las
recientes conferencias de Geneva y
Washington v que para 'ello esta segu
70 que pondra contribution su entu
siasmo y SUI buena fe para ell triunfo
de la paz la hermandad internacio-
males.
A continuation habl6 con referencia
al inter6s que tiene Espafia por Ell exi
to de La sociedad de Naciones a cuyo
ORGANISING ha pertenecido desde su crea
cion.
M. S,lnans, lie sigui6 en- 81 uso de
La paiabra dteclarando que la Sociedad
ha obtenidb un gran triunfo, puesto
que ACADIA de asegurar sabre bases fiji
mes la integridad politica de Austria
asi como tambien su restablecimiento
econ6mico.
La tornado de hoy, segln los peri6-
diccs. fJe Imuy interesante y yauy Pre-
Olga en- elocuentes discursos.
La Asamblea ha declarado I'm rece.
so hasta manana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
LOS PEsTMTsMOs DEL
REY CONSTANTINE

ATENAs, setiembre 1o.-El rey
Constantine ha rublica5o hoy uns pro
clama 'sn la cual Sc eypresa en- terlrtros
de gran pesimiElno cor relaci6n los
aoontecimientos militares que Sc dcs-
arrollan en- la Turduia Asiatica Y pide
todos los ciudadanos helenos IN po
co de actividad y patriotismo EN- el
cumpIg riento Gel sagraio deber para
evitar que caiga ell estigna del des-
honor sobre Ia frente Glen veces .glo-
ROSA de las tropas nacionales.
Agrega ell soBsrano que aunque Ia
situaci6n es grave confia en- que los
hijos de Grecia sabran dar esta vez
como 10 han hecho siempre pruebas
muy atlas de su herof4no Y su desceu
dencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
Es cIERTo QUE Ell sR. LEE PUso
UN CABLEGRAMA A WASHINGTON

Hasta nosotros lego la noticia de
que el sefior w. Lee, presidente de la
Camara de .Comercio. habia enviado
un cablegrama a Washington, recdne
4dando ell nombramiento del "junior"
Aboy para Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
Ell senior Lee, segun nuestros infor-
mes, neg6 ell sabado que tai version
fuera cierta, Y asi Sc public6 en- los pc
ri6dicos de tese dia.
Ell sabado por la noche nos encontra
mos con ell sefior Tesorero v le dijanos
que ST no tenfa Inconvenience en- in
formarnos 10 que acerca del particular
supiera. Ell sefior Aboy nos dijo, enton
ces que, efectivamente, Ell senior w.
Lee bajo su firma habia enviado un
cablegrama al presidente Harding, re-
ccknendando ell nombramfento del pri-
melo para Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Aboy nos advirtio que Ell senior
Lee envi6 dicho mensaje en- su carac
ter de ciudadano particular v no como
Presidente de la Caniara de Comercio,
segnn Sc habfa dicho.