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Sport Calendar

Racing.
Spring meeting Of Southern Mary
land Agricultural association ut Bowie
Shooting.
Alabama state trapshooting tUurnn-
naert opens al Mobile
Horse Show.
Annual show OF Pnsadena- Calf.
horrs show association
Swimming.
National A A u. 15oIyard back
stroke for men. at Los Angeles.
Golf.
uuit.d north and south amateur
championship, at Ptnehurst
Annual open championship tnurna'
rnent at White Sulphur SPRING. W
Va
Annuzl sprtns tournament ut Ash.
villa. N C.
WORLDS professional roller skahne
championships at Chicago.
Basketball.
National fnterscholastic tournament
a. Chicago
Boxing.
onsbeo Provincial amateur cham
p~6onshtre. at Montreal
Johny Buff VS.. Battling Leonard
eight rounds at Philadelphia
Jeff Smith vs. Tommy Loughan
eight rounds. at PfiladelphiA-
Frnlde Jerome We. Battling Mack
eight rounds at Philadelphia
Peter Hartley VS. Pal Moran, II
rounds, at Shreveport
, 1922-04-06
PIRATES DEFEAT DENVER
4 TO 0 IN FAST CAME

PITTSBURGH, April 6.-The Pitts
burgh Pirates tasted some baseball
yesterday at Miami. oktn., When the
Denver team OF the Western league
afforded a good workout for the
major leaguers. Tho scors was 4 to
o and tho Ptrates worked for their
rro1n-
, 1922-04-06
First IN NeL0s
Of All EUents
-vYu v~vyIY n az AZ O0nTyNYO ATruYc III Futm NMs
III 1HE IkIkEfNES PAV1E. EF NHtJk INVI NEW Fl Oh Al ne

-one thing I X about bankers s
that you can depend upon them" says
'Leonidas w. Van Quentin. When.
ever you have & all doped out that
your banker viii say no. he says no.
Kansas city Star
, 1922-04-06

sing and fun. The youthful male
singers were ATTRACTIVE in personality
and mannerism as veil as having mu-
steal voices. and the song numbers
were well chosen To suit I'M audience.
The comedy songs. the melodious old
time songs. and the harmony selec.
lions took well and caused the four
young men to DO recalled numerous
tines. The act Wis Of no mg-sS-'
standard and could not fan % pleasc.
Tho picture for tho evening fea-
tured Neal Hart in "SkyfIre' and be
sides holding n plot OF great inter.
est the scenic settings were well
worth while seeing.
, 1922-04-06

Chemical society in session here
Tho opinion is quite generally
sesc.~ said the report. that this
great loss TO hog raisers or the
United States Is due TO the feeding
Of too much corn.r
, 1922-04-06
'Frusk Signs to
Battle CGpOni

CLEVELAND, April g. Danny
.F-ush. Cleveland featherweiEhL has
been mstohed Z Q Tony CaponL Of
New York at Madison Square Garden
May s, Il was announced here today.
Articles call for n IL round bout. the
boxers TO weigh in al Iss pounds.
, 1922-04-06
Too Much Corn
Cause of Loss
To Hog Raisers

BIRMINGHAM Ala. April a.
Pigs valued at more than $4,000. 600
died his spring ron diseases result
ing from insufficient vitamfnes in
their food. according to a report by
J.. $. Hughes and H B. Winchester
OF the Kansas Agricultural college.
presented today 70 the American
, 1922-04-06
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire


AT WATERLOO Jack Rosauer.
Waterloo wrestler. a given referee's
decision over Heimer Myre Mason
City, Iowa. when Myre quit after an
hour and thirty minutes without pin
, 1922-04-06
Bill Ledrd With
Charleston Club

SAN FRANCISCO. April e. Bill
Leard, former Pacific coast and north
west league player and manager. left
yesteray for Charleston. s. c.. to play
second base for hat club.
, 1922-04-06

This Col Mutt who Is conducting
the FLORIDA drive Is getting bac4 well
at tks bootiegSers who have bern
making jokes OF his nAme.-charics-
ton News and Courier.
, 1922-04-06
Greeley LOSES
IN CAGE PLAY
Western Contender for Inter
scholastic Title Downed by
Watseka, Ill.

CHICAGO. wyo- April 6.-Hme
Fogg Academy, Nashville. Tenn. won
from Big Horn high school. Couicy,
Wyo- IS to 20. in fire national inter
scholastic basketball tournament
here today.
, 1922-04-06

AT SALT LAKE--Vernon won tho
cpsming game Of h coast ieague 9
to T.
, 1922-04-06

Rad my nms@y and greenhouse
nd every Saturday. 1t Will tell you
what we have In William Moe
teller. Box 11o5. Casper. Wyo-
, 1922-04-06
DEMPSEY MAY MEET TATE.

AT CH1CAGo-Dempsey announc-
ed his willingness to meet Bill Tate
provided promoter will offer accept
able terms.
, 1922-04-06

The wyoming vuioaninng SHOP
has been purchased from Mr.. Letting
wen by VI f. Normand. who worked
at the Center Street f1ning Station.
Has employed Ralph Houghton the
vulcanfzer from the Casper Supply.
All work guaranteed 4-5-3t'
, 1922-04-06

Jeweiry and watch repairing ~ ex.
pert workmen- All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mig Co, o.-S Bldg.
p-s-r
, 1922-04-06
MoRRIssEY BEsrs ooNIEY.

AT PHOENIX-Lee Morrisscy, Salt
Lake won n ten-romd decision over
GiIy Coaey, Portland. Jimmy Doug
las, Phoenix, outpointed doc Mhtrangs
of Now Orleans
, 1922-04-06

AT CHHCAGO-Rotand Cioui. Of
Akron. Ohio, won the five mile VI
IN the worlds professional skating
tourrEzmcnt. His time was 1d.04 rs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-22
How intelligent bathi,1g
benefits your complexion

lations at the outlet of each pore, and
then rinscs off completely, leaving the
skin perfectly clean and healthy.
For convenience and greater pleasure
in the tub, Ivory Soap floats. No need
to gropc blindly about in soapy water
Ivory is always on top, inviting
rocaPtufe.
If you wash your face while in the
tub, as many people like to do, 1vory's
presence again assures you Of perfectly
safe and gentle cleansing.
Having nothing to conceal, Ivory
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-22

Before you tust your costly fine fabrio
to any soap in any fofm, doube nanrally
comes up in your mind.
as this soap really safe"
Ask yourself: ''Vsx1 ! b willing n
re tbs sap ~ ~ fn9"
Asoap which is too srong for your
face is natmsl!y too suong for your
delicate and costly garmenx
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-22
n Elaked Scat wl5ib meets The important satsty test

Ivory Flakes is simply Ivory Soap in fake
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tane safety test.
For Ivory Soap pure, mild, gentle, white
has protecred the faces and hands of
millions of women since 1879.
Ivory Flakes offers you = real ~<,gis Of
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you own
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18

mont On baaiaess Saturday.
Miss pollie wiimoth % Fairs
mont primary teacher In ~ local
school. will spend the winter here
with the local health nurse, Mrs.
Esther Dodson.
AIT. Fogle was a business Wis.
ttor in Fairmont Saturday.
Harry Porter, six year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Porter. enter.
ed the Cook Hospital at Fairmont
Saturday for the removal Of his
tonstls. He returned home Sunday.
George H. schell Is suffering
from an acid burn received some
days ago. He has not been able to
resume his work at the local m.Ge
yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. a. starc6e-
visited in FaIrmont on business
Saturday.
r. J. Riley, principal OF the To-
cal school, was in Falrmont Satur.
day where he attended the mecS-
ing Of the Lincoln District teach.
ers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18
EAST SIDE
:.-::NEWS:-:
Here nor Funernl

Among those who were here
from a distance for the funeral Of
Thomas D. Harden Tuesday were
Mrs, David Clayton and VIII Har-
den OF ClarSsburg, John Robin
son Of Pruntytown, Mrs. Ora
RhodaheaVer and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Summers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas Haun, Floyd Michaelo,
R. Il. Harden and George Harden
Of Catawba, Miss Bessie Nuzum
OF Boothsyille, Lambert Barnes
and Marion Vincent Of Shinnston,
Mr.. and Mrs. win Corothers and
daughter Mary OF Little Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cordray Of
Georgetown, and MIR. and Mrs.
Glenn Harden Of Carolina.
Return Home
Mrs Timothy Bennett and
daughter, Miss Sara A. Bennett,
who had been guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. s. L. jacobs since Saturday,
returned to their home at Morgan
town Tuesday evening
2 Covered Dish Supper
The H. II. Rose Glass Of the
Diamond Street Sunday School
will have a covered dish supper
Thursday evening In the social
rooms of the church.
Exchange
A food exchange will be held
Saturday morning in the Morgan
Hardware Store by the (Queeu
Esther Circle OF the Diamond
Street Church.
To Entertain Glass
Mrs. e.. NJ. Cox will entertain
her class OF the Diamond Street
Sunday School on Friday evening
at her home in Market street.
Personals
Miss Beulah Baker, who spent
the past week with her aunt. Mrs.
w. o. Ashby, in Tygart street, re-
turned to her home at Mt. Pleas
ant, Pa, Tuesday.
Moses II Kinkead of Market
street, who is a surgical patient
at Cooks HOSPITAL is critically i'll
Mrs. Virginia Fisher Of Blaine
street is able to be out after u
severe illness.
Mrs. Ansil Kisner is quite Ill at
her home In Virginia avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mo.iis have
returned to their home e Phlla.
delphia after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Caldwell in SatterEieiG
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Summers OF
Sattertield stree: attended the tu-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18

M and AIr Elias st.ss snnday.
NJ. and Mrs. CHARLES HnsIic5
and family MIS- Laura Hawkiii-
perry Of Plnm Run aud ~. s.
Hughes and family Of Farming
ton were the guests Of Pi E.
Hughes Sunday
Mrs. Belle cries and Miss 1nez
Criss were shopping in Falrmont
Saturday.
Miss Roxey Toothman was the
guest Of Miss Bessie Kerr SUNDAY.
Dan. Hawkins OF Dakota Mines
was the guest of,his sister. Mrs
Sarah Crlss, Sunday.
The Misses Bessie Kerr. Roxey
Toothman, Jennie Kerr, GAY
Tootfman and Roy Tuttie Earl
futile and Elumus Too:hman
were the guests Of Mise Daisy
Criss Sunday afternoon.
The East Run Sunday school
and the League will hold a picnic
supper Friday night at $40
o'clock. Following the meal an
Irish and sweet potato roast Will
be held.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Summers OF
sattertield stree. attended the tu-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18
Ng LAlNI.fl
EWEL:;,;;,.
n ROBERT w cEAN1gERS IS
pQBEpT w CHAMgERS
elpQQ o9opGs 8 ponAN coAnA1M.

a polite inclination of aclnowledy
bon! Well, then. still more In.
teresting to relate, a gentleman
named clinch helps himself to these
famous Jewels. How-very careless
OF you, Mr.. Quintana."
Careless. certainly assented
Quintana politely.
Well said Smith, laughing,
"Clinch was more careless still.
The robber baron, Sir JacobuS
kloon, swtped-as FroIssart has Il
the Esthonian gems, and, under
agreement to deliver them 10 you,
suppose. thought better Of It and
attempted to abscond. Do you get
me Herr Quintana?"
"Gewlss."
Yes, and you got Jake Kloop,
4 hear" laughed Smith.
Didn't you kill Kloou?"
IN, pardon. The mistake was
natural. You merely robbed Kloon,
and Leyerett, You should have
killed them."
yes" said ouintana slowly. a
should have. 1t was my mistake"
"signor Qu,ntana It is human
for the human crook to err. Sooner
or later he always does 1t. And
then the Piper comes around hold.
ing out two itching palms"
'Nr. Smith, said Quintana
pleasantly, you arc an unusually
agreeable gentleman for a thief.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18

mont office 81 the consolidation
Coal 60: and IS moving with hiS
family to Falrmonts IN honor Of
Nj. Htte, Q surprise party was az
ranged BY. a number Of his friends
Sunday evening. They presented
him with q ring as a farewell gift.
The position vacated by. Mr..
Htte will be filled by G. A. Star.
cher, formerly supply and shipping
clerk. The latter position will be
taken by Howard Mason, who be.
gan the school year as principal
Of the local school. This work will
be managed by R. J. Riley OF Rip
ley, ". Va.
Personals
Mrs. Lena Shelton Of Ida May
spent the week end as the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Esther Dodson.
Mrs. Lloyd whaley was shop
ping in Fatrmont Friday.
A ten pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Davies
Friday, October 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hildreth
were shopping in Fatrmont satur.
day.
Howard Mason and son Howard,
In company with the formers
brother, A. l.. Mason and family
Of Worth:ngton. were the guests
OF Nj. and Mrs. D. S. Mason OF
near Warrington Sunday.
Ross Roberts We. a business
visitor in Worthington Saturday
evening.
George H. schsll was nj Fair.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18

Ho unwrapped the paper. Two
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18

nerai II relatige Il Grafton.
Tuesday. n
Mrs. Smith Htttermore and,
daughter, Miss Mildred Sof Con-
nellsyille. Pa. who were guests Of
the formers sister Mrs. r. e. ASH
Of Castor avenue. returned home
Tuesday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18

. LII - HE FLtANllNI
JEWEL"
regret that you do not see your
way to m amalgamatlon Of inter.
ests with myself"
'"As You say. Quintana men, !
am somewhat unusual. For ex.
ample, what do yoh suppose l am
going TO do with this packet In my
pocIet?"
Live" reDl cd Quintana tersely.
"l.Ive. certainly luuShtsl
Smith. but not on the proceeds 81
this ceupe.de-main. Non pas: am
going to return this packet to ils
rightful owner. the Grand Duchess
'TheOdOr!ca OF Esthonia. And what
do you think Of that. Qulntana?"
QuintaHa smiled.
You do not hvlieve me?" in-
CURED SIN til.
Quintana smiled again.
"Allons. bOn!' exclaimed Smith,
rising. "it's the unusual that hap.
pens in life, my dear. Qulntana
And now we'll take Q little inven.
tory Of these marvellous gems be-
fore we part-slt very, very still,
Quintana-llnless you want to lie
sttller still-Ill let you take a
modest peep at the Fleming Jewel
=" busily unwrapping the packet
Just one little peep, Quintana
He unwrapped the paper. Two
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18
MEETING PLANNED.

Each grade of the Downs School
will participate in the program OF
the community meeting to be held
at the schoolhouse tomorrow eve
ming. |. A. Barnes, county super
intendent Of schools, and Dr.. L. N.
Yost will speak at the meeting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18
sc MEEr To,hiLoRRoM. I

An address by Charles w Eyaa
on what the community Expeets
From the Fairmont High school,
win be a feature OF the first meet
ing OF the Parent.Teachers, Asso
citation OF the high school this yeIg
Special music for the meetine
which will be held at 1880 osclcc
tomorrow evening, has also he 2,
arranged, and the program Will ibeI
followed by a social hour and con
ference. An effort is being made
to have a large attendance at the,
meeting, according to Scott
Lowe, president Of the orgSnil
tion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18

cakes ot sugar:mtlk chocolate iagi
within
ceuintana turned white then.
deeply, heavily red. Then he smil-
ed in shastly fashion: z
Yes, he said hoarsely. ''as you
have Just said, SIR. It is usually the
unusual which happens in the
world"
Continued in our next lssue)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18
EAST RUN
East Run Wins

The sixth grade girls baseball
team Of the Barnes School o:
Fairmont played the team Of the
East Run School Friday after
noon. The latter team was victori.
cups the score being 1916. The
local team was composed OF tho
following girls: Mary Korr, Anna
Dosen, Ruby Hawkins, Wanda
sturms, Clarence Stab and Gladys
Norris. Earl Etaw implied the
game, A return game will be pia7-
ed at Falrmont soon. Z
Rilly Sunday Club
The Biz Sunday Club will give
program following the Epworth
League meeting here sunday
night. The League meeting will be
held at 6:45 o'clock and taa Billy
Sunday Club program Will follow
at 1880 p. m.
New Pastor Arrives
The Reverend Mr., Lsatherby,
new pastor of the local church,
gave a sermon following the Sun /.
day school meeting Sunday.
Servo Hot Lunches
The serving of hot lunches was
started last Tuesday BY the girls
Of the East Run School. The lun-
ches are served to the pupils Of
the school and the cooking ia sup
orvlsed by the teache:, Miss Ethel
Durrett.
Personals
The Misses Bessie Kerr. Vida
Fetty, Daisy Criss, Jennie Kerr
and Minnie Criss attended the
show at the Pennington High
School Friday night.
William Atha weighed the chill
drcn OF the East Run school
Thursday The children are weigh
ed monthly and a record is kept.
Dpnzil Toothman Of Plurl Run
was'thc guest of his granumu:har,
Mrs. Sarah Criss, Saturday night
and Sunday.
NJ. Leatherby was the guest of
William Ash SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les,ey G. Tooth
man and family wef3 h gusts Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18
CAROLINA
Receives Transfer

ReesIvssiTrsnsfer
W. E. Hite. who has held a
clerical position in the local mine
office for the past several years,
has been transferred to the, Fair.
The Washington times., 1922-06-06

s. soo--within . blocks OF the Capitol
n. T.: s-room house: furnace heat; excel
lent location; only $500 cash payment.
room house: hot-wster beat; . baths;
we'll built pressed brick house; excellent
n. Z. location.
. baths; hot-watsr heat; sas: electric
light: beautiful n. z. location: at Lin
coin Park; owner must sell at once TO
meet payments on the trusts.
ts.ooo-Kennedy built homs. N. E.;
hot-water heat; gas; electrtc lights;
poreh..; esment porch: built-in ic. Dor
hardwood finish entire house In excel
homs 10 a real home. ana viii have to
Be seen TO be appreciated.
tI.sSo-Brsnd-nev homes: also 1850;
brand new homes strictly modern; beau
sfyi n 2: e. ana s, y: w i9s..iors es.. 80 II you you
fore you buy.
N25o--Just near the District line; q
iiase.! I $50 cash payne p.Sm.nt.' ~ ''''
ts.seo-Brapd-new S-room bungalow:
mod.rn .. heated; electric ltsht'; large les !;
TO s7oo cash payment.
tS,ooo-Brand- new seri-detaehed home
In Mt. Rainier; furnace heated; electric
lights; high, cool. pleasant location; very
reasonable cash payment.
.s.oco.cisi%sd 70 be {. sar..in. .iI
owner wants about $4,000 cash payment.
$50 Nd. ave. N. E.-s-room house; can
be sold only through this office; strictly
modern home, and can be bought only
we'll furnished. This 10 q Kennedy built
home: every floor 10 an oak floor: bea m
ceilings; hot-wateri Easi electric lights:
no greater location In the N. T.: no house
any more modernI excellent location for
dentist, doctor, or q lawyer or Con-
gresham.
... ]. d. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NAT. BANK BLDG
Main es1s. Franklin sses.
The Washington times., 1922-06-06
SUBURBAN LOTS FOR SALE
OAK VIEW

subdivision OF
View Every Of rs 10 100 feet IS only two
line and only 2s minutes ride from l2h ana penna
q ,r
The Washington times., 1922-06-06
... ]. d. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NAT. BANK BLDo.
Main e31s. Franklin sss2.

OUR BARGAINS.
th,ooo-Nins rooms and bath room for
Z cars; northwest cash, $1,000
tb.boo-rvo-family flat house, north
west; I rooms and bath in each
cash, $1,000.
e,boo-Twelve rooms ana baths, In
southeast cash, 1850,
N.boo--ssven rooms and bath hot-watei
heat; garage; stationary wash
tub; Gas and electricity In
northwest sectionI cash, -, 900.
t1o.boo-Ten rooms and bathsi double
brick Earags; In north west large
roomsI all modern improvements
tte.oeo-FouY buildinEs, with corner store
about u, 900 yearly revenue.
tfe, eee-rwo buildings, with apart.
ments, and brick garage for Z
cars; tt,foe yearly revsnuei offer
wantsd
tes,eee--Business property on O st., near
10th. .sise soxI0si cash, sac, 900.
"THE EXCHANGE"
tse Iith st. N. W, leornsr I ST..
Main ssts.
The Washington times., 1922-06-06

nOOSES WANTED
I HAVE s4,lo0 in good trust that 7 VIIi
Schange Tor property and pay some
essh. Ihese trusts are secured on a
n,,J: D: GARMAN,
DISTRICT NAT. BANK BLDG.
VAN sszs: - - Franklin ssss.
The Washington times., 1922-06-06
REL LIABLE SHOPS

The shops below have been The Washing
ton Times az being rsliabe viii save you rne money
patronize them All complaints Of and ali re-
quests adnittance into this column be made 70
the Reliable Editor Of The Washington
The Washington times., 1922-06-06
FARMS FOR SALE.

WHY buy a farm whan yeu can get one
for nothtng7 I win give you acres OF
rich truckland, h-hour drive from the
Capitol; you give me contract TO truck
this land on the u share for ysars then
I give you deed; the land - yours; fine
rich soil clay ana sand ioam; sasg 10
work BOX 1tl. Times effieA
The Washington times., 1922-06-06
BOSS s. PHELPS,
1906 H st. N. W. REALTORS

$1,000 Cash.
Near 18th and East Capitol
Colonial brick; 6 rooms, tile
bath. hot-water heat. Price
only $1,000.
81 900 Cash.
Near 18th and Nd ave.-Brtck.
6 rooms, bath, furnace heat, ga
rage space. Only $4,000.
$3.50 Cash.
Downtown on wide avenue two
z-story bricks. 6 rooms and bath
each: 2-story brick garage for
cars $3.50 each.
$1,000 Cash.
Downtown 2-story ana base
ment. . rooms and bath, hot
water heat: In Al condition;
possession with deposit. Price.
WILDMAN G. CO.,
9th and II sta
Phones Franklin 64o6-sls7.
The Washington times., 1922-06-06
Special Sale of Lots

TIL. purchasers beautiful will receive
$50 and $40
subdivision
will be
font the proper a than $4,000
containing They
hslass bath fixtures front and porche gravel
sold for prices
$s2 $40 monthly payments
Washington and Virginia electric
at To
electr a. and
THE HARLOW co.
$40 18TH Street Main A359
HOUSES HOUSES FOR SALE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-24
Los CasOs de ~CertiOran'' interpuestOs pOr los
SenOres TOrO Labartle, Lippit Y Wilson han
SidO resuetOS pOr el Tribunal Supreme de P R.
a quedadO sOuGOnada Ia question de Jurisdiction de Ia Cor
te del DEtrlO de San Juan, DEtfO 20.

Ell lunes fueron resueltos por Ell tri-
bunal Supreme, entire otros, los casos
de 'sHabeas Corpus v "Certioraris
Ell los cua1es Sc plantoAl:a ccnio cues
tl6n fundamental la jurisdiction de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, distri-
to segundo, que preside Ell Hon. Manuel
Rodriguez Sierra.
A continuation informamos en- sipte
sis en- que consisten las distintas ssn !.
tencias en- los diferentes casos.
Tomas Rivera VS.. El Pueblo dc Puer
to Rico. Recurso de "Habeas colru.; ].
En- este case ell peticionario compare
cio representado por su abogado 81
Lcdo. Dones Padr6 solicitando Sc expi-
diera un auto de s'habeas corpus, ale
gendo que habia sido sentenciado por
una Ccrte que estaba constitulda fuera
Go su distrito jurisdiccionai, cosa cue
era Illegal. Visto ell recurso ante Il
Juez asociado Wolf, este 10 deciar6 con
lJgar. Ell Pueblo apelo de Ia seatencia
y ahora Ell Tribunal Supreme ha re-
vocado dicha sentencia del Juez Wolf,
y concedido un plazo de cinco dias a
los fadcres para que entreguen al pc
t.cionario al alcaide de la carcel, los
cfectos de que cump.a la sentencia del
Tribunal inferior
La sentencia esta frmada por el juez
p>esidente Toro Cuebas v asocisdo AL
Grey. Estuvo conforme con ella Ell juez
Hutchinson
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-24
EN- LA CORTE DE DIsTRITO DE
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
PRIMER DISTRITo

Angel Arroyo Rivera, demandante, VS..
The Times Publishing Co., Demandada.
CIVIL No
Accion: Dafios perjuicios por libelo.
DEMANDA
A la Honorable Corte:
Comparece Ell demandante. por con-
ducto de su abogado Lcdo. Rafael r.
Rivera zayas, por su causa de accion
alega:
Que Ell demandante es mayor de
edad, casado, vecino de Guayama, en-
la ciudad ocupa y desempena ell car
60 de Juez de la Corte de Distriso del
Distrito Judicial de Guayama, desde
algtin tempo antes, en- despues del
dia 90 de Mayo de 1922. -
Que la demandada es una corpora
ci6n organizada incorporate con
arreglo las leyes de Puerto Rico y
Sc dedica eda,ar un peri6dico de ge-
neral circulation en- Puerto Rico titu-
Iado EEL TIEMPo''.
Que en- Ell dfa 20 de Mayo de 1922
la 6emandada voluntaria y maliciosa-
inente, sin causa probable y sin mott
vo justifcado public6 bajo Ell rubro
Ell Attorney General Mestre es Ell
inico responsible de la desmoraliza-
ci6n en- Ell Departamento de Justicia'',
v en- su citado peri6dico FL Tiempo''
las siguientes maliciosas difamaciones.
1on referencia al demandante, saber:
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