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.fRUS1RAIE WIDESPREAD
ASSASSINATION PLOT

Ell PASO. Texas. Feb. le.-What
Mexican officials believe to be wide
spread assassination plot has been
frustrated by the arrest in Chihuahua
City OF Ave civilians and two army
officers.
According to the official report of
the affair. received in Juarez today tho
intended victims Of the assassins were
Governor Ignacio Enriquez OF Chihua-
hua. General Eugenio Martinez. com
nander Of tho northern military zone:
General Juan Andrew Almazan. chief
of operations in chihuahua. and Gem
cral Alfredo Quito. commander OF the
chihuahua garrison.
Government agents posing as rcvo-
lutionists are given credit for dis
closing the plot. which officials claim
Is part Of plan to inauguratc a re-
volt thru Mexico.
The revolutionary band. which
crossed from Texas lsAt Wednesday
and engaged tho federal forces in
battle at Samalyuca, thirty miles be-
low the border appears TO have been
scattered. General Juan Mcrigo. one OF
the alleged leaders of the revolt and
two of his followers were taken into
custody today at Fabens, Texas 30
miles east of Ell Paso shortly after
they had crossed from Mexico. They
wcrc brought to Ell Paso and lodged in
jail. pending the filipg OF complaints
against thcm by department of justice
agents.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

Here is an unusual mode for
early spring street wear. 1t 10 .
simple style made with q gathered
skirt and tight bodice opening in
the front. Short tight sleeves are
finished with a cuff Of black hand.
made lace. The black material Of
the frock is relieved by the cross
barred design which resembles tn.
drawn threads Of the popular 80
ored linen handkerchlefs. Tin,
pearl buttons form design on tn,
coilar cuffs and down the front
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
5 CHILDREN ARE
DROWNED At BEACH

CALEXICO. Cal. Feb. 1:.-Five
children were drowned late today at
Stevens beach a tmall body body OF
water near here when a raft on which
they were climbing. turned over. Four
bodies were recovered. OF those
drowned four were the children of
Guallamo Dominguez and the other
was his niece.
Domingucz who had taken the chill
drcn to the place for an outing was
saved but the others were drowned be-
fore help could reach them. They
ranged in age from II to 18 years
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

about the head. Haines, with two other
men who We're riding in his automo-
bile at the time of the collision were
not hurt.
Several stitches were taken in three
different places of Hansens nose, but
he will not be disfgured or lose his
sight as was at first thought because
of cuts over both eyes, according to
hospital authorities.
Haines was driving his car north on
Elizabeth street and was about to
turn down Thirteenth street, when it
is said the motorcycle approached
from the south on Elizabeth street and
was travelling the wrong side of
the street, collidins with the automo-
bile
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
THIEVES BUSY AS
FAMILY W0RSH|PS

Robbers entered the homo OF William
Ford. 500 Arroyo street last night at
. o'clock while the family were attend
ing church and are said to have taken
$3.50 in cash according to tho report
of Officers Olson and Miller who inves-
tigated the casa
This family on returning from church
found that the thieves hAd gained en-
trance into the house by breaking the
glass In the kitchen door. Altho the
house had been thoroly ransAcked. It
was believed that the robbers took
nothing but the $3.50 in cash found in
a dresser drawer in one OF the bed
rooms.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

If 1t still continues but It Is obvious
that a public pronouncement concern
tvdicious. Meanwhile every opportun-
iiy is being given Arthur Griffith and
Michael Collins to fulfill their promise
that they Will in time, secure the re-
lease of the loyalists."
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
TRIPS OVER WIRE AND
DISLOCATES SHOULDER

taken to determine the nature of his
accident.
Becoming entangled in some loose
wires that were lying in an alley as he
was crossing a vacant lot to his home
at 163 Central Main street for dinner
caused him to stumble and fall. Parish
weighs over 200 pounds and is about
SO wears of age,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

EAST LAS VEGAS, n. NJ. Feb. IA
While East Las Vegas was Tightening
the net thrown out for the capture OF
the incendiary that the officials re-
luctantly are beginning to believe Is
operating in the city. two more fires
were reported. A bunch Of old rags.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
CARNATION CIRCLE

Officers. guards and members src
requested to meet at the hall at p.
N. today TO attend the funeral OF
Neighbor Lula Davis which will be
hold at the chapel OF tn. T. q. Nc
Carthy undertaking company at $50
p. m.
LILLIAN STANCHFrELD. @. n.
MARY r. BURNS. Clerk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
Marriage liesnss,,
Births and Death,
DIED

DIED
DELLALIS, infant, died at Lime
Feb 10. Funeral . a. M. today In
charge OF United Davis-Vories.
HALL, Lowellon, age 70 years died
at local hospital Feb. IL. Body at Nc
Carthy- Browns.
MARTINEZ, Ferdolna, age 81 years
died at local hospital Feb. IL. Body
sent to Glover. Colo, by Mccarthy
Browns.
BLAN. orselia. age / month. died at
s01 West Eighth street, Feb. IL.
Body at Mccarthy Browns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

Ralph Parish, proprietor OF a soft
drink parlor at 216 Richmond avenue,
suffered dislocated shoulder when
he stumbled and fell while on his way
home yesterday He was taken to the
offices of DR.. Ray Taylor in the Cow
hick ambulance, where an x-ray was
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
KILLS HIS WIFE

RICHMOND. Calf. Feb. IA
Samuel Right. sc. shot and killed his
wife Emily. 80. In their home at San
Pablo. near here early today and then
turned the weapon upon himself. in
flicting wounds from which he died
\ short time afterward. The bodies of
tho couple were found by their son
Raymond, 20 years old. ON his return
from attending a dance.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
An Opportune Proposal

Monsieur said iimid young
man. entering tho office OF an indus
trial magnate. II scnt you yesterday a
letter. pertaining to Mademoisellc.
your daughter
Il see. 1t was n bill of 320 francs
for silk stockings wasn't it?'
NO. Monsieur"
NO? Then It must be that little
statement of $50 francs for hats?"
Not that either. Monsieur. My
communication
wait a minute. hero 1t Is. 1t must
be this other statement of 1.24O francs
for summer drcsses?"
Not exactly. Monsieur. To tell the
truth, my letter requested the hand OF
your daughter in marriage"
Her hand. eh? Well. my dear fcl-
low. I don't know who you are, hut I
give II to you with all my heart. Take
her. but take her quick. for she Just
telephoned me that she had sent for
the car In order TO make new raid on
the shopping s,rict."-L' EibcuvcIn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
&c FIREMEN INJURED

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Fob. 1a.-six
firemen were injured. one fatally.
when "A Pacific Electric Railway car
ran into hook and ladder truck Of
the Los Angeles fire department mt 4
street intersection downtown today
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral OF Mike Livecchi viii
be held Tuesday morning at s:s
O'Clock from the home $40 Broadwa,
and 9:30 o'clock from Mt. Carme
church. Arrangements in charge OF III,
United Davi.-Vories Undertaking com
pany,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

The funeral OF Robert Alan Wallace
Will be held Tuesday afternoon at :
O'Clock at the United Davis-Voric.
chapel. lnterment Will be in Mountain
View cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

HEAR Henry Burr and Billy Mur-
ray sing and Van Fps play the banjo
at the City Auditorium tonight. Seats
now selling at the Palace Drug Store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

In the past 40 years more than 5000
acres OF the English coast have slip
ped into the sea.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

The funeral of Mrs. Clementine Fin.
ley will be held this afternoon at 2:sc
o'clock in the United Davis Worries
chapel 1nterment will be in Rosclawr
Cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

George w. Anderson. ago IS years.
died Feb. 10 in Cripple Creek where he
Was employed by the Cresson gold
mine Deceased is survived by his wife
who was formerly Mrs. Matte Coivert
or Pueblo. Mr.. Anderson was a mem
Der OF the Eagles lodge of Cripple
Creek. The body accompan MED by hi.
wife reached Pueblo last night and
was taken TO United Davis-vorics
purlors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

ALL members of Pixies Peak Sis
ters. 431, are requested to be present
at. McCarthy's chapel at 2:30 today
monday l3th) to attend In body the
funeral of Sister Lula Davis
ANNA ARMSTRONG. Pres.
IVA HUMMELL, Sec.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
IT'S IT USED m AN OFv1CEr-
THE franklin PRESS HAS IT."-Phsas Z

Use your coupon from Elite Studio
1t Is good. No matter when bought
e07 y. Main.
INVESTIGATES ROBBERYs-Post-
office Inspector. C. B. Lane. from Dem
ver. is in Pueblo investigating tho
robbery of the North Avondalc post
office Wednesday night.
PRICE CLEANERS AND DYERS
s,5 Court. Phone s5. Work guaranteed
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. Have
YOU sccn him as D'Artagan In The
Three Muskctecrs' at the Majestic
thcatcr? II you haven. seen him
SEQ him today. Its wonderful pic
ture-worth many times the price of
admission.
IF YOU want a piece OF hand-paint-
ed china, give your order TO Mrs Eva
Lowe Harrie., lloT Lake avenue. or
visit her studio and make selection
from her stock. She does beautiful
naturalistic. conventional and cut gold
work and her prices are very reason
able. Phone 2sl<-J.
TUESDAY IS VALENTINES DAY
Say II sweetly with box OF FL
Iing,on's delicious candies"
II. A. SMITH. Uphoistsrink. carpet
clea ming. mattress renovaunG. etc
Phone su.w. 33i f. 6th.
An.8see, Safes nntS CabinetA Too
Rest. OBrtcn Printing %.
ATTEND the great concert by VIC
tor Artists in person at tho City Au-
ditorium tonight. This is n popular con-
cort-one you'll like. and every singer
and player is an artist OF national
note. Seats on sale mt tho Palace Drug
Store until 6 y. m. today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
The Great Surprise.

Fortune TellerA'A dark man is soon
going to give you the surprise of your
life
ciicnt-"1t mus, bc my boss who's
going to raise my salary,-La Libertc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
CLARK'S MINERAL SPRINGS

Coupon Book Tor SI0.UO and get t
regular Mineral Water Baths.
HOLIDAY TODAY - Since Lincoln
birthday fell on Sunday. today will be
observed as holiday by tho admin
istrativc departments OF the city and
county governments and the banks.
Down town stores. schools, and the
post Office will be open as usual. Mail
deliveries will be the same as on week
days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

COMMERCIAL Fertilizer TO
Lawns and Gardens is the bes
Pierce Seed Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

II u cool looking and unques-
tionably smart, this one-piecs
dress and cape for wear h the
south. A fne black and white
check forms the frock and turn
back collar on the cape. The bind
ings on the frock and the cape are
Jockey greeA.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

WILSON. Joseph owen. ago u
years. died Mt local hospital February
L.. Body at McMinn's.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
QUALITY GOALS
THE IRON CITY FUEL co.
20 0anfa Ia Phones 6lk.Gl
10 8. Santa Fe. Phones 6l6-S1

5 cents a roll kodaking developing.
First class work. Elite Studio, 2o7 N.
Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

The remains cf Adolph Bjoruuis;
Will bc shipped to Denver today foi
intcrm.nt by the Mccarthy Brown un-
dcrtaking company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

Use your coupon from Elite Studl
1t Is good. No matter when bough
207 n. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
lDA.LOUlSE CAFETERIA

10 West Third Street
Specials: Monday-Beef tongue.
cream of tomato soup. Tuesday-Fried
oysters, perfection salad.
!. THE BEST concert given in Pueblo
in years will be heard at the City Au
ditorium tonight Don't miss it. 1t
will be great. FIJI the house.
RESIDENCE ashpits cleaned. $l.o0;
PUEBLO SANITARY CO.. phone 15s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
CITY BRIEFS

VICTOR ARTISTS concert at City
Auditorium tonight.
: FOR SALE-A bargain in Victor,
Edison, Diamond Disc, Columbia. and
Pathe records. Vocal and Instrumental
Large and small size in Victor and
Pathe records. All in excellent condi-
ton. Some new. All sold at half price.
Also slightly used record albums for
large and small records at half price.
Call 704 II interested.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

Creek. The body accompa MED by his
wife reached Pueblo last night and
was taken to United Davis -Voric,
parlors.
Tho funeral of Joseph srebiaj will
take place this morning at $50 from
the late residence. 1916 South Santa
Fe and at O'Clock from St Mary's
church. The burial Will be at Roselawn
in charge Of T. G, Mccarthy and
company.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Lula NJ Davis
VIII take place this afternoon at
from the funeral chapel OF T. G. Nc
carthy and company in the Mccarthy
block. Rev. W. f.. Bell will conduct
the services The burial will be In the
family lot at Mt. View cemetery.
Joseph Owen Wilson. age 81 years,
well known cnploye of the d. & II. a.
railroad died at a local hospital carly
yesterday morning following an an
ness OF n few days. He was cnp,oyc,l
In tho bridge and building department
OF the d. 4 T. q. and was we'll and
favorably known. He was married
lust six weeks ago TO Miss sarah
Daley OF Canon City. He was "a MEM
hcf OF the brotherhood Of Maintain
ance OF Way Employees. Survived by
his wife. father and mother MIR. and
Mrs. ]. O. Wilson OF Dunbar, Penn,
five sisters and one brother. MIR. VIII
son WAS u member OF the Baptis.
church. The body Is Mt McMinns fun-
crai homo Funeral announcement;
later.
The remains OF Adolph B5oruuist
viii lac shipped to Denver today for
intcrment by the Mccarthy Brown un-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

Mrs. Louise NJ Henderson to Ira D.
Rambo; lot 3, Corona Place, 81.
w. r. Summer to Albert Robertson;
all Of section 35, twy. %. range 81. 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-13

II. A. SMITH. UphoistsrinG. carpet
cica ming, mattress renovating. etc
Phone sSl.w. 33i f. 6th.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
'NOrte America sc mOstra-
rd inexorable con las deu-
das de guerra
Sc ha prOduci1O un gran incendo en- Hong Kong

publica Ell periodico s'Corriere Della
sera'', Sc tiene la prueba autentica por
la recogida de documentos y la cap
tura de espias de que los fondos des-
tinados Ia revoluci6n en- Albania pro
ceden del extranjero.
Tan grave revelacion ha producido
en- esta capital cnorlne espectaci6n y
la opinion pnblica asi como los perio-
dicos incitan al gobierno para que tome
medidas radicales defnitivas contra
los rebeldes y contra los que les ayu-
den en- sus maquiavelicos fines.
Un despacho de ultima hora dice que
la situacion en- Albania continua sien-
do grave y que la campaiia de desobe-
diencia civil Sc ha reanudado con par
ticular intensidad en- numerosos puntos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
Una laboriiosa ra-
"a que Sc extlngue
Por Roberto A. DONALDSON


.(corrssponsal de la United Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, JUNO 2. Omitted
Pressll-A mediados del mes actual
saldra del Hawaii con direction a las
tierras bajas de Molakai, un grupo con
siderable de familias. Ell rrop6sito que
persiguen, tanto el pueblo del Hawaii
como los Estados Unidos, es salvar a
una raza que Sc va extinguiendo lenta.
mente. La expedition ha sido organi
zada por la Hawaiian Homes Com
mission y refaccionada por el Congrs
so de los Estados Unidos.
Hasta ahora llegan veinticuatro ia
milias las que Sc disponen cmigrar
la isla Molokai, en- donde, seg1n noti-
cias, los indigenas estan desaparecien
do. No hace cincuenta amos todavla
cuando la poblaci6n de la isla de Mola-
kai tenia Glen mil habitantes, contra
quienes la civilization ha logrado irlos
irradiando dc su terrufio. Actualmente
cuenta Molakai con Una poblaci6n de
%, 600 almas. Ante esta merma, cl Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos la empren
dido una campaiia de altruismo con el
fin de Hevar aquel territorio, un n1-
ero crccido de familias. Los Antiques
habitantes de Molakai' cran muy YER
sados en- agricultural labrando la TERRA
cen una aptitud pocas veces desplega-
da por ningiin otro pueblo. Esto precisa
mente sha sido una de las causas que
han preocupado los agricultores de
Kalamaula, quienes han pediao ayuda
al gobierno. La isla de Molokai pas6
a manos de los Estados Unidos la
muerte de la reina del Hawaii, Liliuo
kalani
De acuerdo con una ley del Hawaii
referente hogares, un native de Mo-
lokai, podia arrendar ochenta acres de
TERRA para irrigaci6n y mil acres sem
brados de paste. Para evitar que cual-
quier aventurc-o o Compafiia extran
iera Sc pudiera introducir en- la isla, ell
Gobierno ha prohibido el arrendamientO
de tierras.
La Comisi6n de emigraci6n del Ha-
waii asegura que 81 no Sc adoptan me-
didas energicas v Sc procede a poblar
con familias sde sangre de la misma ra
"a que habita Molokai no tardaran
muchos amos en- haberse extinglido qui
zas, una raza mas antigua Que la grie-
ga v la ronana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
LA MONEDA OFFICIAL DE
FRANCIA VA A SER
CAMBIADA

PARIS, JUNO LAS discusiones pa
ra reemplazar ell franco por otra unida1 l
monetaria han dado comienzo aqui es-
ia tarde. Un grupo de industriales, eco
nomistas banqueros franceses entrs
los cuales figuran M. Raphael Levy,
senador por el Sena, M. Francois Mar
sal, anteriormente ministro 70 Hacien
da y varios importantes miembros de
las asociaciores comerciales de la rcpd
blica.
Es muy probable que los citados ca
balleros hagan reformas al Codigo Co.
mercial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
Reina ull immense EMU
siiasmO en- Belgrade con
nlOtivO de Ia bO('a del
rey AlejandrO que Sc Ne-
vara a cabO hoy
LA POLICIA TEMEROSA DE
UN COMPLOT TOMA
PRECAUCIONES

BELGRADE, JUNO 7.-Promete re-
sultar un verdadero acontecimiento Ia
boda del rey Alexandra con la prince
sa Maria de Rumania que como es sa
tido Sc llevara efecto maIana (hoy)
en- la Catedral de esta ciudad. Ell entu-
siasmo popular es indescriptible Reina
sin embargo gran ansiedad debido a
que ha circulado ell rumor segln Ell cual
Sc esta elaborando un con;plot para
asesinar a los novios, despp6s que Sc
efectde la procession conyugal
Concurriran entire otras distinguida'
personas al acto matrimonial el Cuer
20 Diplomatico, representatives de Il
familia real inglesa, representatives d.
la familia real y la nobleza espafiolas
ell Duque de York, el Duque de Balbo
rough, todos los consejeros de las lie
gaciones extranjeras, altos jefes mill
tares de Yugoeslavia, los condes dt
oultremonst, ell vizconde de Mejelant
los N1arqueses de Buckingham y hume
rosos miembros de alta nobleza de Eu
rora.
Ell Duque de York, quien lego ayel
a esta capital Sc hospeda enoel palacic
real asistira La ceremonial en- repre-
sentaci6n de los soberanos ingleses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08

Omitted Press, via All America Cables
PARIS, JUNO 7.--Por tres votos cor
ira uno Ell Comite Supreme de Indemni
zaciones ha instruido la Comisi6n IN.
ternacional de Banqueros para que dis
cuta Ell modo mas propicio para reducir
el pago de las indemnizaciones. Ests
acuerdo fue votado por Inglaterra TIA
liza y Belgica rechazado enfaticamen
te por los delegados franceses conforme
las instrucciones que recibieron ayel
del jefe del gobierno, seior Poincare.
La situaci6n con tai motive es muy
critica por 10 cual Sc presume que la
labor del Comite de Banqueros no zen
dra el exito esperado.
La Comisi6n Sc reunira mafiana para
discutir la propuesta del comite de In
demnizaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
UN DIsCURS0 SENSATIONAL.
DE HUGO STINNES QUEEN Sc
PRODUCE EN- CONTRA DE LOS
EMPRESTITOS A ALEMANIA

BERLIN, junio Hugo SHINES ha
pronunciado anoche en- Essen en- vispe-
ras de ser inaugurada la conferencia
economical del noroeste de IAlemania
un sensational discurso Que por su in
teres Y gravedad esta siendO motive
de reiterados concentrates en- todos los
circulos politicos de Alemania, Fran
cia, Italia Inglaterra. M. SHINES, CO.
mo Sc sabe, es duefio de inmensas plan
taciones agricolas, director de las cor
poraciones mas fuertes de este pals y
ell economista de vision mas penetrante
firme que hay en- Alemania.
SHINES Sc produjo en- contra dc los
emprestitos internacionales al pueblo
aleman por considerarlos una extorsion
al pals una amenaza los intereses
nacionales. Manifesto que los asuntos
que Sc debaten actualmente en- Ell seno
del Comits de indemnizaciones no es
una question de intereses materiales,
sino una discussion para satisfacer codi
cias insaciables. Dijo que en- Alemanla
20 podia haber gobernantes de concien
cia y de sentido que desconozcan la
magnitud y la indole gravisima que sig
mica para Ell gobierno de Alemanla
aceptar los emprestitos internacionales,
por cuanto estos son los eslabones me-
diante los cuales SO alta Alemania a
la cadena sin fin que la csclavizara
los Aliados.
M. SHINES manifesto adenias que los
AIiados 10 que desean es imponer
puntapies una consigna a Alemania.
Concluyo manifestando que a las pre-
tensiones inauditas de los gobiernos
aliados Alemania debe responder con Ia
repulsa, con la dignidad y con Ell honor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08

MACEIRA, demandante apelante Y.
PIETRI, ct al, demandados y ape
lados.
Apelacion procedente de la CorSe de Dis
trito de San Juan, Seccion Segnnda,
en- ple1to sobre desahuclo.
No. $685. Resuelto en- mayo %, 1922.
DEsAHUcIo.-. CONFLICTo DE TT
TULos.- La ,bien conocida doctrina
de que ell procedimiento de desahucio
no es adecuado para resolver I'm confic-
to de titulos no impide que dla arrer-
damiento nj que. um arrendsdof pueaa
recobrar la possession mediants 6esahl-
clio por ell nero hecho de que Ell arren.-
datario alegue la existencia de un arren
damiento.
ID ESToPPEL.-- MANDATE
PRUEBA DEL MANDATO.- En- Ell
juicio de desahucio los demandados ofre
cieron prueba testifcaI para demostrar
cue un mandatario autorizado para cier
tos fines formaliz6 un arrendamiento e
hizo otros actos de los cuales ell de-
mandado quiere deducir la rarticipa
cion del principal. Esto no es bastante
para fundamentar un ESToPPEL con
ira Ell arrendador hi es esa la prueba
positiva que Sc necesita para establecer
.eI mandate. -
I'D. CoNFLICTO DE PRUEBA NO
REsUELTo PoR LA CoRTE INFE-
RIoR.- FACULTADES DE "A COR
TIE SUPREMA.-- Cuandc en- una con-
tienda Itigiosa las dos parties han So
metido toda su prueba en- pro y en-
contra La corte inferior rehusa dirimir
ell conficto por creerse sin jurisdiction,
la Corte Suprema tiene facultad para
resolver la question planteada.
Los hechos estan expresaaos en- IA
opinion.
Abogados de la apelante: sres. Soto
Gras y siaca.
Abogados do los apelados: S.. r. Cue
vas zeuueira
Ell Juez Asociado sr. Wolf enlitio la
opinion del tribunal.
REVOCADA LA SENTENCIA APE
LADA, DECRETANDO Ell DEsA-
HUcIo sOLICITADo, SIN EsPE-
CIAL CoNDENACION DE COsTAs
Jueces concurrentes: sres. Presiden-
te del Toro y AgociadCs Audrey y
Hutchison. FL Juez Asociado sr. Fran
co Soto no intervino en- la vista de este
case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
Los rumOreS GfudadOs aver aSeglfaban que d gObd-
nadOr Rely ha eSolO una Cafta al peSdente Hard
ing dandO uenta de las discrepancies argdS con eI
Dpto de JuStiGa ypdiendO Ia destihG0n del Attorney

Harding, hace muy 1mportantes decla-
raciones con relacion La actitud del
Departamento de Justicia ejerciendo
la rebeldia, contra el Eel senor Reily)
que es el poder Ejecutivo En- atencion
a Ia situacion y para que el goberna-
dor pueda actuar libremente en- la
practica de la justicia en- la islas Mr..
Rely propone al Presidente qre des-
tituya al senior Mestre y nombre para
reemplazarlo otra persona Que tenga 81
confanza.
Ell sR. RELY HAcE HIsToRIA DE
LOS ACoNTECIMIENToS
FL senior Rely manifesto al presiaen-