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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05


Como todavia no he visto publicaao
algun articulo en- Ia prensa acerca de
Ia seuufa y Gel calor que tiene EN- cons
sante excitacion nerviosa los habitan
tes de la parte Sur de la isla, y como
la ola de calor parece extenderse hacia
el Norte y va en- san Juan, con excep-
ci0n del aguacero del microbes, Sc va
alarmando La gente = 81 Ayuntamicnto
ha pubiicado una ordenanza a prop6si
ITO de la fa1ta del aqua, crec oportuno
darle tcda mi consideration este gra
We problema.
/ En- la parte Sur, espccialmente en-
Ponce, los pozos v toda clasc &c cister-
mas Sc han secado. Muchos jibaros en-
56ias pasados recorrieron algtlnos de los
suburbios de la PerIa del Sur, portand9
Elitograflas alemanas en- las que Sc desta-
caban la figura de San Jose, San Pc
aro, Santa Eustaquia, San Eleutsrio
etc. dicen algunos capitaleios Guo
los irfelices campesinos asi como lie
vaban las lumincsas i1nagenes, Hevaban
en- Ell coraz6n un miedo horrible. Algu-
nos declaran de que el NAL es local y
otros mas irgenuos nlaniaestan Que in.
modiata anente que sslga de aaui Mon
cho Reyes, ,caera del cielo una gran
cantidad de aqua y los rios volverarl .
|retratar Ia luna en- Gus serenas tran
cuilas agras.
AL principle, la seauia Sc crey6 que
era normal pero los dias Sc ban sucedido
v la alarina Sc va extendiendo dc pueblo
en- pueblo haciendose va general en- to-
da la isla.
En- Puerto Rico Sc ven cosas extraor-
dinarias. Auui mas que en- ninguna par-
te dc las Antillas ell pueblo es iiatensa-
mente impresionable y con rayon. Por
un lado la miseria que ha llevado al
suicidio centenares de infelices y por
otro la bara1nda politica, 81 conaicto
de poderes y ahora Ia sequia, el calor
y el mieao. Sobre todo el e'lniedo de
vivir'' ese miedo que con tansa l6gica
ha sabido describir el Formidable no
velista frances Bordeaux, tienea los
habitantcs de Borinquen one nj 81 hui
biesen fumado "mariguana e. pobre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05
w AG...AS

90 yenden 90 muy bueuss. Iuvenes.
3 honitas.-- 80 paridas = 90 Ecrras
rambisn Sc vendan toros HalssaiB
puros. j0venoa in1uunes la zebra de
IL gaTapata.
Dirijase jose 1. rss9uArA. Ediacfo
BeIret, San Juan. Advt.
Sc vENDE en- d carrotera Dc TOa
Alta Corozal una inca de- 86 cuer-
das. casa grande. Buenas aguas Pastos
DE- grama. @. Tudela. COrOzal. e-4
DARA que Ia tos no le mOleste, y
pueaa dormir tranquilo, tome
HyoTOLE', el cual usted puede con.
segrir en- cuaiquier Farmacia. s-24.
REGALo vIDRIERAs UsADAs:-II-
quidamos cast regaladas varias vidrie
ras mostrador en- buen estado Cruz
10 Altos. Apartado 1O34, san Juan,
P. R.-6-5.
WILLARD. .--Tenemos una gran canti-
dad de acumuladores para todos los ca
rios que hay eu Puerto Rico.. a pesar
dc los nuevos precios. fuera de comvs-
tencia. cargaremos gratis eli acumula-
cor en- su CARO-. SANTIAGO A. PAM
zARDI, INC La casa que da servi-
cio.-- San Juan, Ponce, Arecibo. Qua
sama. 6-8
Sc NEcESITAN CON URGENcIA,
agentes para hacer rcpa interior de Sc
da, deberan so11citar personas exper-
tas solamente. Dirijase al apartado 1854,
san Juan.-P.
WILLARD 81 va I'd. ccinDrar un
acumulador para su caro- 81 va 10
ticne, nuevo vieio, es bueno quo sepa
que tiene I'd. derecho al serv.ciu WI
LLARD.-- Examen de su acumulador
cada dos semanas. aqua destilada pura,
todo gratis. Reparaciones al costo de
los materiales mas un pequeno beneh-
clio y cargas a I'm precio infnio. SAN
TIAGo A. PANzARDI, INC La ca
sa que. da servicio.-- San Juan. Ponce,
Arecibo. Guayama. 6--S
ACUMUDADoREs PARA AUTOS.
verdemos, acumuladcres nuevOs, de usC,
v recompuestos. Damos cr6dito FOR acu
mrladores viejos. SumInistramos> toda
clase de material para acuniEladores.
somos expertos en- dina1nos. motOres.
nlagnetos, Y en- toia clase de aparatos
electricos. SERVINGS 6rdeRes Dor CO.
rreo, G. o. d. PERCY HERn1A1Vos.
PONCE. p. Z. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05

ESTUDIE CALIGRAFIA EN- SU CA
sA.- Curse c0rto. Pagos mensEales.
Elegante diploma de graduaSior. Am
rlia information gratis. Por rs centavos
en- sellos de correos Ie remitel ernos 10
tsrjetas con gu nombre escrito artfsti-
canente con tinta blanca CoLEGIO
PERCY, Ponce, PR. p.
CE ALQUILAN habitaciones fres.
cas- y en- casa de fantsil rospeta-
bio Fara infcrmes Cristo 4 o tel6fono
1853 verde, San Juan. n.-6-2S.
rHANDLER. ~ pasajeros, bucn es
~ tado. vcndo uno canabio por uil
Ford. Escriba p. Q. Box Ga, ManatS
p R.-6-7.
H0MPRO CASA de concrete en- San
~ three, en- cualquier calle afrna
da entre las paradas diez y 81. Alredor
dc siete mil d6lares. Avise al tel6fono
52S verde. santurce. So.
CT vENDEN BARATAs, Jnlltas
= separadamente, tres vidrieras es-
trechas propias para puegto en- zaguan
0 local de POGO espacio- Import Sales
and Business Agency Inc. Allen 80,
telefono 94Y, San Juan, P. R.-P.
A.ZUCARERO competente.- Cfrez-
: : co mis- servicios como Azucarero
para las Centrales de Santc Donlin
go. Venezuela Y Colombia. Poseo
buenas rcferencias. Direction Julio
Rivera Roman, Box 1000, Arecibo,
Puerto Rico. 6-27
CE VENDE en- La Ciudad Condalg
una Registradora grande de Gin
co gavetas, trabaja con electricidad y
manigueta tambi6n Sc ven1e una ma
uuina escribir Smith Premier. San Jo-
sc S. San Juan. P. R.-s-2o.
sOMFRo: GAIA dc hisrro, madui-
nilla do escribir, y Romano 4 8
quintaIes. Medic Uso Apartado 1863
san Juan. TsIefono 9s2 santurcs- 80
I'm CAaUAs; Sc arricnda ma Hnca
Sc vende parte dc IA fnisna
ccrca de Central Santa Jusna. Inf. Pa
bio Hereter CondadO 5, santurce,
6-16
nNUY BARATos; Sc vendes ma
GAIA de- caudaIes, grande, dol es-
critorios grandes, Y un aparatc de pro-
yecci6n para cinemat6grafo, m yea
Power. .Infornaran en- Jose J. Ac sta
No. 3, alsos- -Telefono sos, san Jupn,
r R6-e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05
4 Tai I)I1A COMO HOY 4
..Recordsr es vivir" Dante

5 De JUNO DE 1890

1 consagrado a dominar voluntades. pa
ra hacerlas seryir a proDositcs que te
ria por buenos, v que eran casi STEM
ire brenos, pudiera dar asidcro tan 70
busto la santa passion del derecho.
Sin embargo, aquel cvrita delicalc
era IN fuerte ciudadano.
Lo vi tai en- momentos capitalos: c:
aquel negro momento de la hecatombs
del cementefio; en- aquel instantc fuga'
de patriotismo, en- que 81 centraliz6 Lax
fucrzas exransivas dc todo 10 que aiir
pa1pitaba por Ia patria nuisuueyana
ly en- auuella bora tristisina en uu:
los que por priInera vez SC levantabaE
a defender el derecho, caian con el Ell
\ Ia, sima de donde nunca mas los hom
bres sc levantan, y de donde tards
amos Y amos en- levantarse el derecho
La primera vez en- que Sc me nostrt
ciudadano, La protesta del Padre Bi
liini parec1a tan temeraria, Que sc
ntsino Ia conden6 en- el primer momen
10.
Eran los siriestros albores del per
sonalismo que tantos, por miedo )
por codicia ,por ambici6n j
por fsIta dc dignidad han ayudado.
Degpu6s, cuando otra revolucion hi
20 nuevas victimas, entire elias cayd
como esforzado aquel excelente Felix
Tavarez,, cuya notoriedad como cuia-
do de Luper6n hacia mas signifcativa
cuanta tlemostracion Sc hiciera en- no
nor dc su memcria aparecio en- REGT-
MA un t1mulo commemorative en- Que,
al trav6s de Ia piedaa que 10 elevaba,
Sc distingufa al ciudadano que aprove-
chaba Ia OCCASION para condenar
Hubo IN momento, el mas hermoso
Que Sc lla cohtado entire las horas de
Quisuueya, on que coincidieron los vo
tos del ciudsdano por el estabIeciinien
70 detinitivo de Las instituciones repu-
blicanas. y los votos del patricia por
Ia definitiva solucion del problema ne
gro. FL General Billini en- la Presiden-
cia de la Republica, Y el Padre BilIini
On Ia direction de la sociedad fsinda-
Ga Para IA Defensa Nacional. simboli-
aaron entOnces las esperanzas naciona
les. La actitud del Presbitero fu6 dig
ma do "a fe cue Il inspiraba
Els singular que, teniondo como me
dio general de attraction los sieinrrs
coercitiyos dc Ia propaganda y Ia aus
toridad religioaa, BllIini fllera, para
quien desds leios y desapasiona daSnens
to 10 observara tan liberal en- su con.
ducta tan hombre de derecho en- q
fondo de su ardiente coraz6n.
verdad es que BilIini era I'm honbrs
de deber Como tai hubiera brillado sin
oscuridad alguna, no haberle su obi
(Contin1a Ell Ia Rag ga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05
ANJlNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

uLOBrxOg DE- 0O1AA: vsnsAs u vOr
aagoK. dasde &C cts. grnesa en- AaeIan-
" eartids ronevads ssmAnalrnenrs.
azsaznoA pedidos pOr ccEreO c 0 p.
& d. III A. AIlen $50. Ban Jux0 r
CT lsAlSc0 -DE A7OREo.-0na hoJa
se - Navaja Auto Strop le dura lie
cuatzc 8 seis messs. nssndola diaria
maute Es IN positive ahorTO. -Tiens
ca asOntadOr automAtico Qns 10 pro
eorcaUnR un flo nuevD cada vea qNe
- afeite Fida que Sc Ia sDsenen Ella
b consencer6 In todas Ias casas d
sar Juan vass s1.OO.-- Dsp6sito
Alasn 81. 2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05

sE- ALaVTI.la IN hernoso alo7ateN aes
bado de sasTjcsr en- ol mejOr sltio del
AEalcc6n. estodc de coEcreto. cc9 pusr-
tar y ventanas de hierro. mile 70n ,ne
4ros cHadrados Sc arrienda tcio All
parties Inforrnara: GONZALES PA
Tin Company. Inc P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05
a cABAMos DE REc1B1R de Ale
mania lapices chisperos, a S2O. .oo

mania lapices chisperos, $1,000
eI ciento.
Sc ofrece un descuento los compra-
dcres Al por mayor. -H. v. GRosCH
co. -P
CAIsZADo.-- comsrciante de calzado:
rs contpreis sin yer primero nrssilo pre-
Gle descuentos O. Perez Alsarez, s.
"a O. p.
# NUTDEsE su catarro, y cotatrole Ia
sos cue le moloste. El Hyotole'
csc rejor preparaao cue Sc ha ideado
gara conubatirlos~6.23
SE vENDE ID casa Avenida de
Wilson No. III, Condado. Informaran
pn e niisma Tslsfono 8s2. axul. San
tslrce-sI.
K1EPAEAc1oN DE FONoGRAFos
de cualquicr marca Constante
oxis encia dc. accessories y piezas. Scr
vIcso rapIdo y eaclente. Ptecios mo-
dicos Allen 90 frents al Teatro NEu-
nsssral. san Juan. P. R-P
ENTRE ouA1NABo X Ia 15Ezsa
aerca ilna casa. en- arriendo. que
teurs garage aunque no sea IL re-
ferida cssa de snuchas hahttacfonss.
Fuformata tH Y. crosch Co ''-Ps
v1UENA OCCASION: Sc Tende, sin
corred0r casa nueva, calle Los
Eahos' No. s. psrada 44. cousta, de
sala, comedor, cuatro dormitorics, CO.
Gina cuarto de banjo complete. In
fornara porsonalmente la viuda de
friarte en- Ia mislna casa.--6-5.
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soDdBRERos DE PAJILLA.--- Hemos
reba5ado nuestros precios. Procure ente-
carse anses' de comprar otra casa
9 Fsres Alvarez, s. en- C.. San Juan.
Puerto Rico. p
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CAFETERA Sc Sc

tastantc erande Y con dos derositos
prcyia para restaurant. Para infor.ne.
oirijass a Cafe CENTRAL, teIsfono
13, cat7ao, r. &c.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05

-- ~
WILLARD es sin duda alglna 81 me1or
acurulador que puede poner su CAIRO.
le1 fabricantss de automobiles 10 usan
como equiro standard; de ahi su supe-
rioiidad. SANTIAGO A. PANzARD1,
rWC. La casa que da servicio'. San
Juan Ponce, Arecibo, cuayama 6-s
a RGUMENTos PARA cINEi;--
Nueyas ideas en- gran demanda!
! Is ideas de I'd pueden valer muchc.
pnr rns 70 sprende escribir argumen-
tos nara el Cine? Ncsotros lie ensefiare-
mos. pfdanos informes.
Instructor Fotodranaticc.
Pl D. Box 49, sta T.
New York city 6-24
SE ALQVTI.A M hermoso al1'&eeS aes
bado de sasrjcsr en- ol mejSr sltio del
AEalcc6n. ss todc de corcreto.i COP pusr-
tar ventanas de hierro. mide 70n inc
trns cHadrados Sc arrienda tcio an
parties Infor1narA: GONZALES PA
Tin Company. Inc P.
soDaBRERos DE PAJILLA.-- Hemos
robaJado nuestros precios Procure ente-
sorse an.es de comprar otra casa.
8 Feres Alvarez, s. en- C.. San Juan.
Puerto Rico. P.
COMERcTANTEs DETALLIlTAS.--
IHcmos recibido una grandisima canti-
dad do calzado que liquidamos casi a
p,ecios dc costo, @. Perez Alvarez S. en-
G.. San Juan P.
I'm todas las Farmacias puede con
~ segn.r HYoToLE' y con 81
puede combatir con 6xito cualquier cla
Sc de toss one us.e1 tenga. C6mprelo ell
las Farmacias-6-24
DADGAs DE BUEN CRITERIO Y GUS
70 REFINADo capsense la adlaifaci6n
general usando .'MINERA1.AvA
BEAUTY que devuelvs al rcstro ell
eacanto y lozanfa do la juventad. 6-13
LLAl6AMOS LA ATENCIoN que alo.
m y siempre vendemos vasos san.tarios
) barquillas para heiado. preciO1 con-
venientes, servimos pedidos per ccrreo,
c o. D. la isla. MEDINA z VILLA
MIL, Telefono 919. Sol "a, San Juan,
Prerto Rico. 6--lS
CAFE TERRA A-sH o1rA s05a- Dsa.
taseantc erando con dos der6sisos,
rrcyia para restaurant. Para inforne3
cirijass a. Cafe CENTRAL, telsfono
13, cataao, r. &c.
nEEuRo-vTRIIs Indicado para IA
Iinpotsucia. Falta de vtgor se-
xnal, recaimiento fisico, ssc. Cosnpues
to de Iohimbina lesitirna del oeste dc
Africa Y lecisina Ua frssco dc Is t;s-
hletas, slso en- toaas las bueaas far
macias Distribution. Jose @. PEYCRl1s
Ed. Bouret, san Juan, Puerto Rice
isda maestras Y prospectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05
Z yENTA DE FLORES NATURA.

VYENTA DE FLORES, NATURA-
LES ea la Gale. 'aoaren, stop
IA. santurcc -Llarle al teIefono 67S
azul, santurce scran servidos inmeaia
talnente P.
EKs. GU0IIA d. RIERA casa para
Famllias. Habitsciones c6modas y ven
t.lsdas. Cocins suertorrdquefia 1919
Seventh Ave. (Esq. Gale 11s;. New
York 6-17
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-26
BIC De EvELOPMENT
WILL START NEAR
PALATkA At ONCE
Advance Guard of Pro-
moters Have Already
Arrived Here

Carl F. Kuttler and Clarence H.
Hanson, of Chicago, and John B.
Leavitt, of indianapolis, Ind, have
arrived here by motor truck to begin
preliminary work on a big develop
ment proposition that is to be put on
by the National Development COM
pany. They left Chicago on Decem-
Der ID, coming by way of lndianap-
oils, Louisville, Nashville and Chat
tanooga. They pronounced the roads
in fair condition.
According to the announcement of
these gentlemen the development will
be one of the largest ever attempted
in Florida, and will be right at Pa
latka's door. 1t embraces very de-
sirable tract of land and full details
have been worked out. These will
be made public later.
The company is headed by John B.
Leavitt, the well-known Florida land
man, who some time ago took over
the holdings Of the Florida Farm &
Homes company, and he promises
that it will be one of the greatest
things for Putnam county that has
yet been attempted.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-26
MANY MADE HAPPY
!. BY GE NE RQS!|Ty 0F
HOLIDAY CHARITY
Elks Club Co-operates
With Generous
Women

The usual custom of the B. P. o. E.
to send out baskets of supplies to
those whose Christmas would be but
a mockery was augmented this sea-
son by several women women who
worked intensely to secure the names
of the needy, and between the VITO,
sisted literally by private individuals
and mercantile establishments, there
was much pleasure and many com
forts distributed Saturday afternoon
and through the hours of Sunday.
Elk officials worked as unit tic
make ready the numerous baskets
while others secured clothing, food
fruit, and toys in abundance. BY the
united effort of the people, of which
the Associated Charities was no
mean part, pleasure and comfort
were carried to many home in Pa
latka.
Donations of clothing were Won
derfuly large, and all was of excellent
quality, Fed the better and clothed
the more comfortably, Christmas to
a number of families was made day
not to be forgotten.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-26
Killed Three and
Then Blew Out His
Brains at Xmas Tree
,By AssocIate5 Pressl

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 26.-The cor
oner's office Mere was seeking today
to learn something of the history of
Emil Neuriter, ferry boat operator,
who yesterday invaded the home of
d. C. Engel, a woodworker, with
three pistols just as the celebration
of Christmas day was starting, slew
three of Engel's children and killed
himself.
The only light shed upon the holi-
day tragedy was given by Helen En-
gel, 16-year-old sister of the victims
of the suicide, who said that the 40
year-old slayer had made love to her
last spring, had shot at her when she
Irepelled his advances, and afterward
had written letters Threatening to
kill her and her family.
Funeral arrangements were being
made for the three Engel children
The surviving members of the FAM
ily are the parents, Helen and a
brother, Ernest, is, who escaped with
Helen through a window, after Neu-
ritter had announced his intention to
kill Helen and "you all"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-26
Divorced Wheel
Dashes Through
Drug Store Glass

Sunday evening the left forward
wheel of the car owned by A. b.
Grooms broke from the axle at the
intersection Of Lemon and Second
streets. and, bounding over the side
walk curbing, dashed with terrific
force through a heavy plate glass
show window of the Ackerman-Stew-
art Drug store, completing wrecking
the glass. The car was stopped by
Mr.. Grooms, who was at the Wheel
within few feet after the axle
struck the pavement
The wheel had been taken off but
p few hours previous to the time OF
the accident for needed repairs, and
II is supposed it had been properly
adjusted before Mr.. Grooms had
started to drive about the city. The
wheel was intact when it left the
oor and was not injured by the I'M
ract The wheel left as the car was
turning on Lemon street, and so
loud was the crash that i twas plain
" heard by policeman on duty at
tbo ritv hall, who thought a window
in tbe store of the Palatka Stationery
company had been broken.
The glass is large and expensive
and. it is understood, no insurance
was carried by the drug store
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-26
HOTTEST WEATHER
KNOWN IN YEARS
ON CHRISTMAS DAY
In No Part of Country
Was Santa Claus in
Danger of Cold

Chicago, Dec. 26.-Throughout the
United States all previous authentic
records for warm temperature for
Christmas day were broken, accord
ing to reports available today.
Santa Claus returned to his myth
ical home in the cold north without
experiencing zero weather in any
part of the country.
The highest reading yesterday was
recorded at Fort Worth, Texas, where
the thermometer registered 78 de-
grees, Kansas City, Mo-, reported a
temperature only 10 degrees lower,
the warmest Christmas ever officially
recorded there.
Residents of Chicago were given
the hottest Christmas in years with
the mercury reaching 45 at 5 o'clock
in the afternoon. Exceptionally high
temperatures prevailed over the en-
tire states of Illinois, Missouri and
Kansas.
In the northwest, visited recently
by cold waves that sent the mercury
to 36 below zero, above-zero temper
atures maintained Towns in Mon
tana and North Dakota that reported
temperatures from 20 to 80 degrees
below zero during the cold waves,
yesterday recorded readings above
freezing.
Birmingham, Ala, weather Off
cials said all previous records for
warmness on Christmas day were
broken.
Highest temperature readings yes
terday in the eastern states ranged
from 40 degrees at Boston to sc at
Atlanta, Ga. Gulf states announced
high readings from 66 degrees at Ell
Paso and Galveston to 78 at San An
tonic, Texas, and New Orleans. Top
readings for the east central states
were reported from "a at Escambia,
Mich, to 6S at Memphis, Tenn, west
central states from "a above at Dew
lis Lake, N OAK, to 72 at Oklahoma
City; mountain states from 81 de-
grees at Salt Lake City to 68 at Phoe-
nix, Arizona. Pacific states from AZ
degrees at Spokane, to 81 at San
Diego.
Canadian weather bureau announc-
ed temperatures from zero at Winni-
peg to So at Toronto and Calgary.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-26
Athletes Gather
In New Orleans
For Big Meeting

New York. Dec, 26 Three ration
i organizations concerned witA ath-
lett ,vill hold annual meetings in
New York this wee!:.
The Physical Research association
meets on Wednesday, TIE Nationa'
Collegiate Athletic association or
Thursday and the National Amateur
Athletic federation gathers Friday
for its frs tannual conference.
Interest in the N. A. A. T. meeting
is centered upon the organization's
plans to develop a nationwide cam
paign for participation in sports and
games, task accepted at the re-
quest of the war department, For,
nation of state units to carry out the
organizations program has been an
nounced as the basis for conducting
the work.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-26
GOVERNMENT Of
|. GREECE DENIES
TURK DEMANDS
Patriarch Withdrawal Is
Considered National
Question
CRy AsnocIated Prensl

London, Dec. 26.-An Exchange
telegraph dispatch from Athens
aVes Premier Gonatas as authority
iF the statement that the Greek gov
anment has no thought of accedng
The Turkish demand for withdraw
Elsthe Greek patriarch from Con-
%FNnople, even if the allied powers
Tept the Turks viewpoint as eX-
Hessed tthe Lausanne conference.
The premier asserted that his gov
mment considered the question a
a'lOnal one upon which no Greek
1mstry could give way.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-26
Condensed News
for Busy People
A Summary of the Days News

Washington Improvement
in the employment situation was
noted in survey just completed
by the employment service of the
department of labor.
Washington - Senator McCor-
mick, of Illinois, in a statement
on his recent tour of Europe, in
dicated there was possibility of
"gravest events before the end of
winter" in continental Europe,
unless the allies "act with an eco
nomic wisdom, prudence and
foresight"
Washington -- Naval forces of
the Atlantic an dPacific oceans
will begin their winter maneu-
vers and target practice at PAN
anna February 10 and will con-
tinue until March 81.
Washington The American
Bankers association was urged
by Eugene Myer, managing di-
rector of the War Finance cor
poration, TO take steps to stop
the practice of some banks in
advertising that they are not
members of the federal reserve
system, declaring it injurious to
public.
Washington - Census bureau
will start decinnial determina-
tion of the wealth of the people
in this country January l.
New York - Otto H. Kahn,
banker, favored cancellation of a
portion of the allied debt in a
letter to Senator SmOOt, of Utah.
Knoxville, Tenn. - BrOOkside
Cotton mills increase wages of
1900 employees 10 per cnet.
New York - Formation of
society TO suppress suggestive
song and dance music has been
started by Louis H. Chalif, dane
ing instructor.
Paris France has released
the last of the German war pris-
Oners.
Phoenix, Ark. = Arizona Uni
versity football team won from
Utah Aggies. to 6.
San Diego West Virginia
university defeated the GOnzaga
university football eleven, 2l to
13.
New York - Ii became known
that Charles A. StOneham wishes
to resign the presidency of the
New York National league club.
Philadelphia - Sailor Freedom
of Chicago, Lightweight, won
over Bobby Barrett, of Clifton
Heights, Pa, in an eight-rOund
bout.