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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31
You Save
Big Repair Costs
by painting now

I paint your home when it
needs it or you spend from five
to ten times as much rebuilding
what has rotted away for lack of
paint protection.
Painting costs so little COM
pared to the service of saving
it renders, that failure to paint is
utter extravaganza.
Painting is economy and an addi-
tional economy is found in using the
best paint. 1t spreads easily-saves
labor cost. 1t covers more area per
gallon than ''chcap" paint.
But most important. the best paint
serves five or more years longer than
cheap" paint. 1t assures better re-
suits at a lower cost in the long run.
We have been making the best
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31
Items Of Local Interest

Dick Sunstcdt and daughter. Hilda,
were Saturday afternoon shoppers in
Ierington from their home north
cast of town
Mrs. Gus Williams was taken
suddenly i'll Saturday by an attack OF
appendicitis and was rushed to Car
son City by DR.. Lcavitt to receive
medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Galloway and
family OF Thompson motorcd to
fcrington OH Saturday evening to
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sturgeon
were in town shopping Saturday eve
ming from their ranch home near
Wabuska.
MIR. and Mrs. f. S. Strosnider mo-
tored to 1crington Friday evening
from the south end OF the valley to
attend the Cotholic dance.
49, o'iu Ari JdiilCS AlGNaN mo-
tored over from their home at Amcri-
can Flat on Saturday evening. re-
turning the same night
Bruce McNicar of Smith Valley.
drove i'll for the dance on Friday.
Robert Butncr received two broken
ribs Friday afternoon, when the horses
ran away with the hay wagon he was
driving. Mr.. Butncr is able to be
around however.
MIR. and Harry Happy Huff, ac-
companied by Louis Wilcox, motorcd
to Yerington Saturday evening to at
tend business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hironymous.
of Mason, were Friday evening at
tendcnts at the dance in Ycrnigton.
c. H. Milne and wife O. H. Swascy
family and Mrs. |. \. Strosnidet
motored to the Elm Tree cemetery at
the south end OF the valley to OBJ
serve Mcn1Orfdl lay.
Joseph Hirsh, representative OF the
Dinkenspcil Dry Goods Company. Of
San Francisco. interview local mcr.
chants on Tuesday and Wednesday, de,
parting again OH Thursday
l.. S. Sanders, Goodyear Tire Com
pany representative. and A Fcrrera
Baker Hamilton Company representa-
tive, drove into Yerngton. from Reno
to spend last "Wednesday and Thurs
day in town.
Dune Mckenzie and Will Mckcn-
zie motored in from Fallon on We'd
ncsday to attend business matters, re-
turning to Fallon the following day
J.. i! Robertson. y! H. Hood, r.
c. Price. George b. Thatcher and
Miss NJ. Bray of Reno came in on
Thursday. cnroute to southern Nc
vada.
Mr.. Alex Murchie. who arrived
from Sacramento yesterday is visiting
friends in Ycrington.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31
AN ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON

Mesdamcs George Martin and Fred
Bertrand entertained the Pythian Sis
ters at the home of Mrs. Bertrand
east OF Ycrington. wenty-one
guests enjoyed the hospitality OF the
hostcsses. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent and ended by delicate re-
frcshments consisting OF fruit salad
cake and coffee.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31
FISHING PARTY
AT WALKER LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Swascy and
family, Mrs. T.. A. Mixers and daugl,-
tcrs, J. II. Baker and G. Fl. Milne
motorcd to Walker Lake Sunday
morning, returning i'll the evening with
a catch Of nine large trout, and guam
titles Of black bass and clubs. They
camped near Canary Cottage and
rented boats there, rowing out into
the deep waters, where the fish fell
for the spoon
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perazzo spent
last Saturday shopping i'll town.
c. +. Wcdertz was a Saturday
visitor in Ycrington from his home
in Smith Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Perry motored to
town Monday evening to attend the
high school play and show at the
Granada.
Stanley Hunniwcl spent last Sat
urday and Sunday in Ycrington on
business.
Dannic Peterson. Len Bowman and
All Audricks were Friday night dance
attendants from Wabuska
~ Nelson. OF Wabuska received a
broken shoulder bone. when a horse
he. was riding fell
Mrs. Bugs Morgan and family
were Saturday shoppers in Ycrington
Herbert Peirosc drove to Yerington
Friday evening TO attend the dance.
Grover and Jimmy Young were i'll
town Sunday from Wabuska.
Mrs Pearl karaus departed for
will spend part of her vacation with
Santa Cruz. California, where she
relatives. ,
DR.. and Mrs. Lcavitt went to
Smith Valley last Monday evening
where the Doctor addressed the grad
uating class OF the consolidated
schools After five graduates had re-
ccived their diplomas. Tony's orchcs-
ira played for dance which followed
the program.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

Our camp ground is being well pat
ronizcd these days. people coming
from different states to Nevada and
California
Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder who de-
parted Jew weeks ago for California,
have leased large apartment house III
Oakland. Misses Vera and Marjorie
accompanied by Miss Pauline Springer.
left on Thursday to join MIR. and Mrs.
Snyder to make Oakland their future
home. Their departure was regret
ted by a large circle of acquaintance.
who hope that the change OF climate
my prove beneficial to Mr. Sndycr
Their ranch. on Bridge Street, has been
leased by Roland Snyder. Mrs. Root.
Barr his sister. will attend to the
various duties of the house
Lee Wilkcrson. of Smith Valley
spent few DAYS of last week in town
Mathew and Frank Didieo came i'll
on Thursday from Bishop. California.
to spend few days here. leaving on
Saturday.
Al. Cummings. of Wabuska spent
Friday i'll Ycrington on business.
j. Gerson, representative of the Ger
son, Cole Haocrdashcry OF San Frau
cisco. was an arrival on Friday.
+. NJ. 1'ulstone and l.. Saroni, Smith
Valley ranchmcn drove to Yeringtor
on Friday to attend business affairs.
J. w. Cornish. salesman for the
Giant Powder Company i'll San Fran
risro. stopped in Ycrington to inter
view local business men. departing or
Sunday.
c. ID. Foster, Goldticld business
man. paid short visit to lcrington
arriving on Friday.
Buddy" Albert Santina. who has
been in Kansas City, Kansas for the
past several months. returned on Fri
day to spend the summer with his
parents.
Mrs. Perry Morgan niotorcd to Yer
ington on Friday
Mrs. George Kicker IS reported to
be very i'll at the Strosnidcr ranch in
the south end OF the valley. Word
OF the illness OF his mother has been
sent to Cecil Kicker. Smith Valley
ranchman, and upon arrival he viii
spend few days with his mother.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

paints for 73 years to meet the
weather conditions in the West.
The best materials - PIONEER
WHITE LEAD, pure iinsecd oil, pure
zinc, and pure colors--arc combined
in Fuller's Paints in scientifically
exact proportions with longtime skill
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

Legion will hold their regular meet
ing next Monday evening. June 5th.
at which time important business will
be taken up and it is desired that
there shall be full attendance
LOST-.A crank for an Overland car.
Finder cleasc leave at Newcombe's
Service station NJ, LAT
The Local Post OF the American
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31
NEVADA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL NOTES

Nerdi--Camp Casey sends out first
tranload OF logs for the season
Tonopah-AIidway opening fine orc
on l2C0 level. Tonopah Divide az
craging so tons daily.
Las Negas-Notcd scientist making
general survey OF local mineral re-
sources.
Tonopah-To nopah Extension to
sink Victor shaft to greater depth.
ing substantial results.
Tonopaf-Fish Lake Merger re-
ports strong gas pressure at 1923
depth.
Carson City-Airmail service carry
ing 400 pounds mail out of Reno daily.
Gold Hill-Unitcd Comstock work
ing full force men at local prop
erty.
l'alon-5O experimental plots of as
paragus planted i'll district.
Elko--2 carloads wool aggrcgating
! 10000 ponds sold at 81 - and 81
cents.
| Ely-Lakc Valley Mining Company
to complete Seton mill about June
| Goth
! Battle Mountain-Two new mills
! being constructed in Lewis district.
! McGill-Plans under way to con-
tinuc Robinson Canyon road on to
Magunson ranch.
Ely-Construction of power line to
Nevada Consolidated nearing compile
ton.
Tonopall-Ope.atior.s inauguratcd
at Orilba group, leo h. p. Dcisel en-
ginc to be installed.
HAWTHORNE carloads of ore from
Luckyboy brings over S2o0 to ton.
Lovclock-3O,0CO head of beef cat
tie and 55,00C head OF sheep wintered
and fattencd i'll valley since last fall.
Winnenucca-First National Bank
sells 5000 flceces for clients at IS
cents per pound
Tonopah-Ncw Taylor district Civ
ing promise OF developing into perm
anent camp.
E1y-Additional ore train to 6c
added to handle output from Copper
Flat
Osceola-Placcr operations show
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

Nineteen graduates OF the Yerington
Grammar school will be presented with
diplomas at the Granada Theatre
next Wednesday. State Superintend-
ent Hunting will present the diplomas,
and au appropriate program and ex
crciscs have been prepared. This is
the largest class that has ever been
graduated from this school.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31
Free Advice
on Painting =

Ask orr agent for advice,
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Ask the Fuller Speci6cs.
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details.
Makers Of Rubber Cement
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The dance and supper given last
Friday evening by the ladies Of the
Catholic Church proved success.
During the dance fine buffet piece
was ratified off and was won by
Manuel Fcrrias OF Wabusla. De-
licious punch and ice cream were
served at the hall. Supper. consisting
OF salad sandwiches. cake and coffee
was served at the Lam building
Music was furnished by Tony and
his drummer from Reno: needless to
say made one want to be up and
going. The dance lasted until $50
Saturday morning
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

Sheriff Randall went to Carson on
Monday with two risoners
whom nc turned over to the care of
Warden Hendricks Of the state pcni-
tertiary
lanes O'Brien was sentenced to
serve from one to IS years for urg-
larry i'll the first degree. Harry
Brainard was convicted of murder in
the second degree and sentenced to
from 10 to Is years i'll the State pris-
on. Brainard was accused of the muir
der of his rothcr who was killed at
his ranch few weeks ago.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

George Malone and wife and small
daughter arrived from Reno last Mon
day afternoon. The Maloncs came
to attend the banquet to be. given by
the Yerington High School alumni at
Home restaurant next Thursday eve
Mug This Is the first affair tobc given
by the Ycrington High School. 1t
is expected that about SC persons will
attend a
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

STRAYED-A one year old stallion.
black. white. hind foot and white
star in face. Horse shoe brand.
Notify Times.
STRAYED-Scven year old saddle
horse. brown and white face. Wire
cut on left hind leg: saddle marks:
shoes on front feet, Notify Times
FOR SALE-Mrs. Sam Harris has
ten tons of last years first crop
hay for sale. It.
Pat Lowncy. OF Artcsia was bust
less visitor in our city OH Saturday.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

T.. p. Metz. a brother of the late
Happy Metz, has come here from
Missouri to attend to details i'll settling
up the estate of his brother. He is
stopping at the Holland.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31


OF small pox at the Gus Williams
ranch, which has been quarantincd by
Dr. Lcavitt
DR.. G.. T.. Lcavitt is giving a
banquet this evening at the Home res
taurant for the members of the bas-
kctball and track teams There will
Fred Balzar, Sheriff Of Mineral
County. passed through Yerington on
Monday Ell route for East Walker,
where he went to make his annual
assessment on the property OF the
ranchcrs in that section.
Mrs. NJ. X. Toohey, who recently
moved from Simpson to Reno, was
i'll Icrington today. She will return
to Reno after spending several days
attending to business interests in Smith
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Acy Young and fam
lily. former residents of Mason Val
ley. are buying home in Reno, which
will be their future residence Mr.
Young has accepted lucrative posi-
ton there.
i. +. and ]. w. Daley departed
early this morning for Bridgeport.
where they will spend a week looking
over mining property.
ack Mathews, Fred Littcll and Lee
Littcl came in from Nina Sunday
They have nearly completed the cree
ton OF large hotel there for A. Eel
lanbaum
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31

It is reported that there is a case
OF small pox at the Gus Williams
ranch, which has been quarantined by
DR.. Lcavitt.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31
Reduced Rates
Low FARES TO THE
EAST

There will he on sale cficc-
tive May IS to August 3lst,
final return limit Oct 3lst,
reduced round trip fares;
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-31
S u NJ M L. K VACATION
TRIPS

The SOUTHERN PACIFIC
now have on sale reduced
round-trip fares to points To-
ated on the lakes. or in the
mountains:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
NoTAs DE CABo RoJo

Las escuelas de este pueblo mar
chan muy bien hay gran entusias-
mo para, la formation del COMITE
DE PADRES. Segdn Sc nos infor-
ma los maestrcs, ell Comisionado Sr.
Trelles Y el Sr. Inspector invitaran
para dicho acto al Sr. Negron Co
llazo, inspector &c Escuelas de San
German, para que de una de sus her
mosas conferencias.
Sabemos que este Sc hara muy
pronto, y de clio nos alegramos.
La fiesta de "San Miguel result
to muy buena, y hubo gran afiuen-
cia de visitantes.
Con tai motive nos diyertimos un
POGO.
Este pueblo progresa y son mu-
ohcs los elementos interesados en- di-
cho progreso.
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NoTAs AGRIcoLAs
tOOns1nuaci6n Dc Ia "a. pAs.l

del banco estaran buscando un remedio
eficaz tambi6n es va cierto que Mr..
Thomas ha suplicado al elemento agri
cola que tenga paciencia. Yo estoy Sc
guro que los agricultores tendremos pa
ciencia, pero tambien Sc hace necesa-
rio que esos patrioteros politicos que
tantos alardes de amor al bienestar del
terrulo cantan al pueblo, den una prue
ba evidenEe de esas ofertas fatuas,
ayudando a la verdadera labor de bien
estar del sufrido agricultor de Puerto
Rico, que es eI que realmente tcoRpo
ne la poblaci6n de esta isla.
Adelante, pues, sefores del Depassa
mento y sefior Thomas del Banco Fe-
deral; Y vosotros sefiores agricultores
cooperad esa labor uni6ndoos en- disci
plinadas asociaciones. Olvidemos por
un corto tempo tradiciones, idiosin,
crasias y odios politicos; olvidemos nor
unos meses la '.patita del gallo. la
8 'pachangutta" v reunamonos todos
los domingos en- los pueblos para es-
tudiar la organization de nuestras Ii
gas, o 81 no queremos molestarncs, ST.
quiera mentalmente en- nuestras casas
lancemos al espacio destellos de buen
deseo que Sc unan a las corrientes del
pensamiento que hoy late, para que
esta vaya forta1eciendo mas mas cada
dia, fin de repeler las matsanas CO.
rrientes de oposicion daS fnerza a
los cerebros que estan dsfendiendo
nuestros derechos.
Gustavo ARMSTRONG.
Hacienda San jaime, Jayuya, Oct. 1922
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"MARSHALL"
LIegara ell II en- ell
SAN LORENZO
iii -!
DEsDE GUAYANILLA

ACTUACIoNEs MUNICIPALES.-
Con motive de haber sido va aprobada
la fianza que prestara Ell nuevo comi-
siOnado de Hacienda, Sr. Pelegrin Mu
foz, Sc ha empezado pagar los EN-
pleados municipales todos los sueldos
que tenian pendientes desde algunos
meses, y tambien algunas cuentas al
comercio.
PREsUPUESTo APROBADo:- En-
la session que celebr6 recientemente ell
Concejo de Administrator SO aprob6
Ell presupuesto supletorio.
BARCELo NOS vIsITA:- Ia vi
sitado esta poblaci6n el hder maximo
del partido unionista, quien SO entire
vist6 con ell presidente del Comit6
rnionista local, sr. Bentgno Rodriguez
y con otros unionistas.
Ell Sr. Barcel6 qued6 altamente sa-
tisfecho de La vista Guayanilla.
ooNFERENc1A EN- Ell TEATRo:
Los altruistas caballeros don joaquin
Domingo Yordan, representante la
camara por Guayanills Pe1uelas, y
el active agcnte de Agriculture Sr.
Juan Matos Hernandez, celebraran
Una conferences pubhca msnana domin
go en- Ell teatro de esta poblaci6n.
Los referidos caballeros han hecho
circular numerosas hojas sueltas invi-
tando a los agricultores, por tratar,
durante la conferencia, cuestiones de
gran interes para los terratementes y
bancos de la isla.
4~eh Ell Corresponsal.
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DE sUscR1Pc1oN
CLARIDAD Y sINCERIDAD
UNA cARTA DE JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS.

Los eotores haban conocido va opinion de los
ocos que meo nterpetado sempre los fines
generates de la poitica federal
Con que desde Madrid le drig6 e abo
gado pueorriqueno Rafael Hernandez Usea hace WI
as expcac6n de crero sobre Ell status de Puerto
Rico.
Su paabra franca, e fondo de sus decaracones
hay gran nobeza Dema esta dec etas condolences
obres mont6n de gentes que cada momento
Hatan sobre los as9nos del .P pals en- Washington -;
yu vtado Hernandez Usera estudar et case de Pue
toRicos eit
su contestacion sntetica ella para meior
tegenca de los ectores tomaos la pae que puede nte
-sj eI pueblo de Puerto Rico quere su ndependencia de-
be obtenea sera opuesto nosotros e presta
mos enca proectora de nguna case vez Sc huDIera
hecho bre independents No quereos la obligation de
teger estar al cudadO de territories PoblacOnes
nsma obgacion los demas territories
estados pobaciones baio pabeon amercao tenen que
ysobrelevar. r44a
Yo nunca vi que Puerto Rico de aIguna mporanca
para Union americana; cre pueblo aiado
pare host por eperamento, al goberno angosajon
que enemos America pudiera aportar terza Union
caa Adeas tampoco entend que Ell pueblo america
tea nngn derecho someer una pobaci6n cuaquiera
contra su Voluntad a la bandera americana.
De 10 expuesto Sc desprende que ell Senador Williams
rechaza los "protectorados"
M Opna que Puerto Rico 81 la vountad pueblo esta
eonforpe la Independence debe obtenera del pueblo
independence debera contar, segun su
oetio como hoTOre constitutional con protection Dc los
cree en- la sincera fusion de dos puebos separados
su ternperamento origen. tf
cano obe puebos que deseen estar bao la bandea
Perectamente deindas las oonousiones del senador wi
Hams, deben toarse poque expresan sentien
tocasi general del pueblo de los Estados Unidos.
- Entendemos que debe quen uera
gue fuese e que pda opnone E sistea reserva Y
usado entire nosotros Verdaderanene
bre debe decir pensa demostraro,
cuanto Sc presente la oportundad Esa
que Podaos enendernos aqu ALA todas paes
prerbeque la opinion de los pocos quedara perfectaente
denda para eo los destnos pals
era un runbo cierto absoutamente possible
dades del presente hstorico La vaguedad que en- am
Dente es sgno de duda la accion social pera
1ehte confusion en- potica general Creemos
atear case de Puerto Rico medic nico agrpar las
tendeHclas dar forma doctna pura los
tines terminates aspra Esto sienpre dono de
esPetcs no sabemos NADIA Pueda obsacuzar 1ov
ento De ideas que no eI orden vida
pibliea en- Puerto Rico. sa..s.x ,.T7.
La carta del Senado Williams puede base
bEesx xsanos pensadores del pueblo americana.
abFss sanos pensadores del pueblo americana.
! 9~a Felix MAToS BERNIER.
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LoG1A a'LUz DE AMERICA.


{ sofcialidad della Respectable Logia
Luz de America" de Aguadina para
-el trirnestre de octubre diciembre
Fidelio Badil,o, P N p. 1; Julian
Ollarbia, p. N. p 2; Francisco de la
Cruz, N p; Manuel Suarez. P. N.
e.; Manuel Gotay Nunez, N, G.; Juan
A. orHla v G. Segundo Ferrer S. P.
Miguel Sosa, s. p; Nemesio Concep-
cion, D. A.; candido Garriga, D. c.;
Jose la o Romero, A. D. del N. G..
Pd1ro Duprey, A. I del N. c.. Juan
Lopez, A. D. del v. G.; Juan Rosario
A. I. del v. c.; Norberto Rogue, G:
t.. Juan Rodriguez, custodio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07

Programa de las piezas que tocara
manana domingo la banda Municipal en-
la plaza de Baldorioty:
1-Retreta Militar, Marcia "a peti
cion) Rovira.
2.-La Gazza Ladra, overtura, Ros-
SIM.
3.-Faust, gran selection, Gound.
4.-From Italy, Italian Folk Songs,
Clark. g
5.-Leave Me wilk A Smile, Fox
Trot, KoehIer.
6.-santito, DAMON, Alers.
The Star Spangled Banner.
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LA PAZ ENTIRE GRIEGOS
TURC0S

LoNDREs, octubre A. Informes
de Mudania dicen q. los representatives
aliados sometieron la conferencia las
proposicicnes de paz entire turcos y
griegos, las que fueron practicaments
aprobadas por todos los representatives.
Sc esperan nuevas informaciones re
lacionadas con el status de los E;stre
chos que es Ell punto predominante en-
las discusiones.
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opinion de algunos de sus allegados, y
hasta Sc asegura, que recomend6 un
enviadO especial, que fuera nenando su
cometido, como va 10 habia hecho otras
vecss.
FL asunto no progres6, segin nuestro
infcrmante, poruue hubo otros elemen-
tOs de gran arraigo y prestigio en- Ell
Gobierno que intercedieron en- favor
de los interesados.
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"a Horas en- Aqua

TRAJEs de HILo INGLES leg1-
timo importado por nosotros direc-
tamente. MOJADO antes de fabri-
car. No encoje. Diferentes colorea.
CORTE ELEGANTE. Precios de
STTUACION. Tambien hacenos
la medida. Ventas al por mayor ,
detail. NO COMPRE SIN YER
NUESTROS TRAJES. Representa-
GARANTIA Y ECONOMIA.
BEASCOCHEA Hnos. & Co. 8. On G.
Frents Ia FARMACIA BLANCO.
Advt.
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CURZON Y LLOYD GEORGE
EN- CONFERENCIA

Omitted Press via Ali America Cables)
LoNDRES, octubre 4.-El Jefe del
gobierno y ell Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores han tenido hoy una larga
conferencia.
Sc supone que hayan estado discu
tiendo un amplio informe del general
Harrington acerca de la conferencia
que Sc celebra en- Mudania.
Ambos asistieron esta tarde a la reu
MON del Gabinete.
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Advt.
ITALIANo AGREDIDo
CON UNA NAvAJA

En- Ia calle santo Domingo, de Yau-
&C Guillermo Mel6ndez, barbero, con
una navaja, stac6 al Sr. Nicolas Bar
giiese Pereza, italiano, propietario =
residente en- dicha poblaci6n, infri6n.
dole una herida grave en- ell lsdo IL
quierdo de la cara. Ell agresor fu6
srrestado y Ell Juez lie exigi6 $4,000 de
fanza, califcando el delito do asenta-
dc la vida. a
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coNATo DE FUEGo

Anoche las 1915 desarroll6se IN
fuego en- la casa que habita Don Rufno
Camacho, en- la Gale Labra No. 1913.
santurce, ocasionado este por una
plancha electrica.
segun nuestras iiifermaciones obte-
midas en- el cuartel de la policia; di-
cha casa no estaba asegurada.
No hubo desgraeia personal alguna
pues este fu6 sofocado casi Immediate.
mente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
HER1Do DE BAI.A

En- Ell barrio Melilla, de Santurcs,
Manuel Fernandez dispar6 dos tiros de
revolver contra Jovito Carri6n, hiri6n-
dole en- la cabeza y espalda. Fernandez
fu6 ssistido en- ell hospital municipal =
81 agresor fu6 conducido presencia
del Juez, uuien lie. exigi6 $500 de fan
"a para quedar en- hbertad provisio-
nal.
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LAS IMPORTANTEs
:, ~. :. CUESTIoNES DE HOY

0oNsTANTINoP1A, octubre 4: Sc
espera que Ell Ia session de hoy de Ia
conferencia de Mndania Sc suscite la
importantisima question relativa al sta
tus de los Estrechos Y a la evacuation
de Ia zona neutral por los kemalistas.