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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-07
LA CONFERENCIA DE LAU-
SANNE VA A SER POSPUESTA

PARIS, noviembre GEL gobierno
ha recibido anoche dos notas una de
Italia otra de Ing.aterra solicitan-
do que en- vista de la lucha electoral
que Sc aproxima en- ambos paises, es
necesario posponer la aperture de la
conferencia de Lausanne, unas sema-
mas despu6s de la fecha anunciada of.
cialmente.
En- 10 Que respecta la conferencia
economical de Bruselas e. gobierno di-
ce que las negociaciones continta in
definidamente y que es necesario apre-
surar los trabajos de la misma.
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LA GRAN REVISTA MILITAR
PARA CELEBRAR Ell QUINTo
ANIVERSARI0 DE LA
REVOLUTION

MOsCU, noviembre 6.-Los Jefes del
gobierno sovietista, presididos por
Trotzky asistieron la gran revista
militar Nevada a cabo aver para cele-
brar ell quinto an.versario Ge Ia instI
tt ci6n del gobi9rn1 bolsnsAta
Las tropas vest an de gala.
Despues de IA IeT. ~ que resu't6 brt
hantisima Leon Tro ~ areng6 a los
se,dados.
Una tribuna fn6 4eslntada frente Al
Palacio Invierno, teatro de los mas
tragicos acontecim.entos de Ia revolu,
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ESTADOS UNIDOS ACEPTA-
RON LA INVITACION PARA
ASISTIR A LA CONFERENCIA
ECONOMICAL DE BRUsELAS

PARIS, noviembre Gle Matin"
informa que Ell gobierno ACADIA de reel
bir una nota de Estados Unidos en- la
que este acepta Ia reciente invitacion
de los Aliados para tomar parte en- la
conferencia economical de Bruselas.
81 gobierno de Norte America prone
te enviar un plenipotenciario con am
plios poderes para hablar en- su nom
bre.
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tFdo) R. MARTINEZ NADAL.
JOSE MARTINEZ DAvILA.
LA GRAN PARADA DE MoSCU

LONDREs, noviembre 6.-Un tee
granaa de Moscd dice que en- la gran
rarada militar Tevada cabo aver
para conmemorar Ell quinto aniversario
de la revoluci6n. tOnaron parte solda-
dos, marinos, trabajadores campesi-
nos.
LA parada result6 brillantisiina, ase-
gura el despacho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-07
Ell MINISTRO DEL TESORO
CONFERENCIA CON Ell
GOBIERNO

ROMA, noviembre 6.-r.on cl fin de
llegar un entendido en- 10 que res
pecta al equilibrio econoniico nacional,
hoy ha celebrado una extensa en.revis
ia con Mussolini, Ell Minissro de- Teso
ro.
Los peri6dicos atrihuyen gran inn
pcrtancia a esta conversation ror 10
que puede tener de decislvs en- 10 reIa-
two a la reconstituci6n financiera del
Reino s.51s
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DELATERRERA, EMBA-
JADOR EN- BERLIN

ROMA, novieinbre EN- los cfrcu-
los dil,lomaticos Sc asegura que ell So
nor Delaterrera sera nombrado Emba-
jador en- Berlin.
Sc informa ademas que cualquiers
de los dias de la semana actual Ell 60
bierno Sc propone cubrir las vacantes
producidas por las renuncias de los En-
bajadores de Paris, Washington y Cons
lntinopla.
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de ia Corte, donde sus parientes lie pro
por onaron alimentos, continuaba ha-
ciendo manifestations en- contra del
Sr. Islesias, declarando que tenia fe
en- los tribunaies de Puerto Rico.
Una de las tauuigrafas de la corte
al co-itemplar al anciano sabalie no
rudc contener las lagrimas
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SFORZA Y MUSSOLINI .
CONFERENCIARON AVER.

ROMA, noviembre 6. - e. Conde
sforza celebro aver a medic dia 81
anunciada conferencia con Mussolini.
Ambos personajes Sc han negado a
hacer manifestations para la prensa
a proposito de las cuestiones tratadas,
pero III Corriere della Sera" asegu-
ra que ell Conde sforza volvera a Pa
ris para hacerse cargo de la Embajada
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Ell CHAMPAGNE FRANCES
EN- LAS BODAS DEL Elk
KAISER

doom, noviembre 6.-Despu6s de los
bodas del ex emperador de Alemania,
Guillermo II, Sc llev6 cabo un gran
dioso banquete en- e, espacioso comedor
del castillo imperial.
Ell Principe Enrique al destapar 81
champagne hizo fervientes votos por
la felicidad y ventura de los esposos
Hohenzollern.
El ex Kaiser respondi6 en- breves pa
.abras los deseos del Principe.
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OTRA NoTA DE
REFET PASHA

coNsTANTINoPIA, noviembre g.
Refet Pasha, representative de los kema
listas y jefe del gobierno de la ciudad
ha enviado una nota a los Aliados invi
tando.es que salgan de la capital,
puesto que habiendo tornado los nacio
nalistas la direction del gobierno, no
hay razones que autoricen la perma-
nencia de los Aliados.
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EN- Ell QUAY D. eRSAY
NADIA SABEN

PARIS, noviembre 8.-En ell Quay T.
Orsay informaron esta mahana que no
Sc tiehen noticias ofciales con respecto
la nota de los kemalistas, exigiendo
la evacuation de Constantinopla; pero
agregaron que "a situaci6n no es grave.
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MUsSOLINI REUNE A SU GA
BINETE PARA DISCUTIR CUES
TTONES POLITICAS

ROMA, noviembre Mussolini ha
convocado para maiana I'm C,nsejo de
Ministries para estudiar las cuestiones
de Ia pr6xima conferences de Lau5anne
y estudiar los recientes acontecimlentos
surgidos ell ConstantinopIa con motivo
de IA abdicaci6n del Sultan.
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cITACIoN

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico al Hon.
Rupert Denton Juez Municipal de Toa
Alta, P. r. o sea ell demandado antes
lnencionado.
SALUD
PoR CUANTO Jose Miranda re-
yresenta6o por sus abogados Celestino
Iriarte Y R. Castro Fernandez ha pre-
sentadc en- esta Corte de Distrito Pri-
nero de San Juan, una solicitud jura-
Ga para cue ce expida un auto inhibi-
torio contra I'd. para que desista y Sc
cbstenga de 1acer ordennr o sancionar
cHa1qlier acto tendente a remover al
demandante Jose Miranda del puesto
&c Comisionado 6e Servicio Pnblico de
Tea Alta. P. r. dar possession de di-
cho puesto cualquier otra persona,
ror ser dichos actos ilegales, fuera de
su competencia y jurisdiction, y por-
cue dicho acto 81 Sc realiza anulara Ell
derecho legal del demandante dicho
ruesto.
POR CUANTO. ell Hon. Juez de esta
Corte ha ordenado que Sc expida dicho
auto inhibitorio segln solicitado.
PoR TANTo: con ell objeto de que
sc respeten Las leyes de esta TsIa de
Puerto Rico, que ningun ciuda6ano
sea restringido oprimido en- sus sagra
dos derechos como tai, Sc requiere y
Sc ordena I'd. Hon. Rupert Denton,
para que desista y Sc abstengta de ha,
Ger, ordenar sancionar cualquier acto
tendente remover al demandante 10.
Sc Miranda del puesto de Comisionado
de Servicio Pnblico de Ton Alta, P. r..
dar possession de dicho puesto q
cualquier otra persona hasta nueva or
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LOS ITALIANOS HAN OCUPA
DO KARSDIYEFREN

ROMA, noviembre e.-Despuss de ma
sangrienta oreraci6n que resu,to con
la captura de verios cailones, doscien
tos rifles, cuarenta mil ,artuchos cin-
cuenta ametralladoris,
Asiriismo mil quinlentos nattvos fue
ron hechos prisione:os.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-07
Ell CICLON PRODUCE PERDI-
DAS DE DOS MILLONES EN-
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, noviendbre g. De
acuerdo con una referencia ciicial dada
a Ia publicidad esta mafan4 las peIdi
das proGucidas por 81 cicl6n ascienden
a dos mi,lones de doleres, sr inclu;r
los dafios en- las cosechas.
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Los asuntOs de TOa Alta han Ilegado
a su perlodo mas aIgido.- En- la COrte
Sc presentan variOs recursOs especiales

den de esta Corte y que comparezca er
Ell salon de sesiones de esta cocte a
las 9 A. M. del dEa de noviemhre de
1922, lara que demuestre ell motive
ror Ell cuaI I'd. no deberia absolute
mente impedirsele cua,quier procedi-
miento Interior en- ell asunto antes men
cionado, y que devuelva v tenga ALI
y entonces, Ell presente auto o cita-
ci6n.
Presente ell Hon. Charles E. Foote,
Juez de la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, Primer Distrito, en- San Juan, P.
R. hoy dia- de noviembre de 1922.
Secretario
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FRANCIA ACTUARA
ENERGICAMENTE

PARIS, noviembre 6.-El Jefe del
gobierno ha manifestado que 81 los ke-
malistas tratan de exigir la evacuacion
de Constantinopla la situaci6n seria
delicada por considerar dicha actitud
como una violaci6n al protocolo de Mu
dania.
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CUnited Press, via All America cables,

JOHNSTON, Pennsylvania, novien-
bre,. Debido una explosion de una
nina en- Reilly, hecho ocurrido en- Ia
madrugada de aver, han sido sepulta-
dos bajo los escombros, ciento cincuen
ia trabaiadores.
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Ell EX KAISER ABAND0NA
POR VEZ PRIMERA SU RETI
RO DE D0ORN

DooRN, noviembre 6.-Por prinlera
vez desde su llegada auuf ell ex Kaiser
ha salido en- autom6vil hacia la esta-
ci6n de Amersfort, hasta donde acom-
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LONRDES, noviembre 6.-La situa-
ci6n en- oriente Sc presenta cada mo-
mento mas delicada. ''The Times ha
recibido despachos de Constantinop,a "a
que aseguran que la gendarmeria kema
lista ha invadido chanak por Bergaz,
asi como otros puntcs distintos de la
z0lia neutral.
"The Times" adrma que Sc acent1a
la gravedad de la situaci6n.
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ES IMPOSSIBLE HABLAR DE,
EVACUACION, DICEN LOS
ALIADOS

coNsTANTaNoPLA, novlsmbre 6.
Los Altos Comisarios Aliados han res
pondido al gobierno de Angora decla-
rando que en- las circunstancias actua-
les es impossible mencionar la evacua-
ci6n de esta capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-07


Los abogados de la Asamblea NUM-
cipal de Toa Alta, Sres. Martinez Ma
d.al y Martinez Davila, presentaron la
signiente moci6n, solicitando Sc pos
ponga el case de .'Certiorari'' seguido
en- contra de dicho organismo:
EN- "A CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
PRIMER DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE
SAN JUAN. PRIMER DIsTRITo
Acrian Cheveres,
Der si,dante.
VS..
AAamblea Municipal de TOs Alta, P. R.
DenaAdada.
CIVIL NO. 1922.
sobre:- cERTIoRARI.
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CAUSAS Y CONSECUENCIAS
ANTFCEDFNTFS DIPLOMATICOS
Y EFFCTOS DE Ia GUERRA
HIPANO-AMERTCANA
JUAN 3. SOTO

Abogado, autor de Los Nuevos
HOrizontes del Derecho InternaciO-
naI'', "RefIexiones FilOs6ficas" etc.
La meior historic diplOmatica de la
guerra hisDano- americana.
De venta en- las libferias de Real Her
manos La Primavera. de San Juan,
a $1.5O ef tomo de POS paginas
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LA SESSION. DE LA ASAMBLEA
DE DEFENSA PATRONAI;
ESPANOLA

MADRID noviembre 6.-Esta ma
mana clausuraronse los trabajos de la
Asamblea de Defensa Patronal, apro-
bando una resolution para abogar por
Ell voto las mujeres.
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THE TIMES" CONFIRMA
INFORMES MUY GRAVES.

LoNDREs, noviembre g.. "The
Times recibi6 anoche p.ena confirma-
ci6n 'os informes que insert6 aver
referentes la violaci6n de la zona
neutral por la gendarmeria kemalista.
Segdn ''The Times los kemalisas
desean intimidar los Aliados para
que evacuen constantinopla, dejando
la ciudad enteramente en- manos de,
gobierno nacionalista de Angora.
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continuation de la Ia. pag.)
clio Pdblico de Toa Alta, P. R.
Demandante.
KS.
Hon. Rupert Denton,
Juez Municipal de Toa Alta, P. R.
Demandado.
CIVIL NO.
AUTO INHIBIToRIo
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CIENTO CLNCUENTA TRABAJADO- !
RES SEPLL TADOS EN- UNA NINA DE
CARBON EN- PENNSYL VANIA !
EsadOs Undos aceparOn la inUitac6n para asistr la
la pr6xima conferencia economical de Bruselas


bodas famias dingd
exK 81 desfle
uni de III
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LENINE PRONUNCIARA UN
DISCOURSE ANTE Ell
CONGRESO.

PETRoGRApo, noviembre 6-Le-
nine pronunciara maiana un discurso
ante el Congreso.
81 miercoles pr6ximo daran comienzo
as. discusiones relativas los presu-
puestos.
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HABLANDo CON
NIEvEs GUARDIOLA


Aver por la manana vimos en- la
Corte de Distrito al Sr. Jose Nieves
Guardiola, quien Sc tilda de ser la
tsbecilla de la actual situaci6n de Toa
Alta.
e. Sr. Nieves Guardiola, refriendose
a los asuntos de Toa Alta, nos ma
nifest6 que el no es responsible de
10 que viene sucediendo EN- dicha loca
lidad, y 81 10 son algunos unionistas
cuyos nombres Sc reserve. Dice que el,
como Presidente de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal, del Comite local unionista,
rropuso varios nombres, de personals a
su juicio honorables, que dicho organis
mo acept6 para cubrir ciertas vacan-
tes ocurridas.
Els que Sc habla de ilegalidad en-
la constitution de dicha Asamblea-le
advertimos al senor Nieves Guardiola.
No or-contest6:-- Ell Comit5
local unionista era e. que estaba ile-
galmente constituido. A la Asanblea
Sc mand6 una terna, de Ia Gual 70 ja-
mas tuve conocimiento en- Ell Comit6
pesar de ser Presidente de este. De
chi dijo. que la Asamblea no tomara
en- consideration dicha terna.
1Y de la resolution endosando al
(Contintia en- la Ga. pag.)
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La GENDARllERLA KElNALLSTA HA
VTOLADO NLJEVAllENTE LA IONA
NEUTRAL CERCA DE PERGAZ ]
Los aadoS no estdn dispuesOS eUGcudr Constantine
pIa, segdn ha pedidO el gobiernO de Angora

Sc informa que Ell gobierno de Angora
elegira califa Princgselmin Effendi,
hijo de Abdul Hamid.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-07

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico al Hon.
Rupert Denton Juez Municipal de Toa
Alta, P. R. sea ell demandado antes
Inencionado.
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continuation de la Ia. pag.l
Evening journal., 1922-07-18

The Want Ads are your very best
friend and advisor. Use them con-
stantly
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
4 GHOST STORY
Intruder Tramped Floor and Pushed Woman Almost Into
An Open Trunk

rcurred the evening the Kerrs were
packing preparatory to moving out
Mrs. Kerr. alone in her room, was
filling a trunk She was on her
knees, bending over when she heard
footsteps coming up the stairs. She
was almost paralyzed from fright.
She felt The invisible presence cross
behind her. Then there was a pres
sure on her neck and she couldn't
resist il. The pressure was firm and
gentle Mrs. Kerr's head was slow
ly and resistless y forced down
ward until her face was almost with
IN the opened trunk. Mrs. Kerr
brought forth supreme effort.
pushed the trunk from her. uttered
a piercing shrek, and then struggled
TO her feet and locked her door. The
ghostly assailant then disappeared.
The next day. the Kerrs left and
the ghost went, too. Experiments
are being conducted to recall the
phantom to villa Wisteria for scien-
lifc investigation.
The psychic explanation is that
the phantom was the ghost Of the
dead Danish sister. who was haunt
ing neither the Villa Wisteria nor
tn Kerrs but wished to be near her
believed possessions, which the kerrs
had purchased. Some Of the pos
sessions in the trunk. ready to he
moved away are believed by spirit
ualists to have been the reason for
the attack on Mrs. Kerr.
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
DRYLAW, BLOC,
in NEB. PRIMARY
Senator Hitchcock Seems
Sure of denomination by
Democrats
REPUBLICANS HAVE
SPIRITED CONTEST

LINCOLN, Neb.. July 1s.-The
popularity OF the Volstead law
among the Republican voters OF two
Congressional districts in Nebraska,
the First and the Fourth. are being
tested at the Statewide primaries
today.
The success Of the wet candidates
is doubtful.
Apparently the drive Of the or
ganized farmers to secure a candi-
date for Senator in each of the two
major parties. the object being TO
insure another member OF the SEN
ate farm bloc. has failed. Senator
Gilbert H. Hitchcock is generally
conceded a third nomination in the
Democratic primary. J. o. Shroyer,
lecturer for the Nebraska Farmers
Union. is his principal opponent.
c. II. Gustafson, president of the
United States Grain Growers. Inc,
the marketing agency organized in
the interest OF wheat growers in the
central West, seeking the Republi-
can nomination. is not given place
in the running by the political eX-
perts. His entry has but served to
Increase the chances OF Representa-
tive A. w. Jefferis. conservative and
opponent OF the Volstead law. as it
further divides the dry vote opposed
to him. II Jefferis is beaten it will
be by r. B. Howell. national COM
mitteeman. and the chances now ia
vor Mr.. Howell's nomination. He is
counted upon by the farmers to
work with the farm bloc il elected.
The Progressive party nominee is
fairly certain 10 be a. c. Wray, also
a supporter of farm policies.
The appearance of Brother
Charley Bryan as a Democratic
candidate for Governor has injected
unusual interest in that contest. His
principal opponent is J. y. Norton
president of the Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton. The Bryans and Senator
Hitchcock have headed factions in
the party that have been in bitter
opposition. Twice before has the /
Senator succeeded in defeating c. /
w Bryan for the Gubernatorial /
but this year, in the :
Interest OF harmony and success.
party leaders in both factions have I
Joined in support of Bryan for Gov Z
srnor and Hitchcock for Senator.
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
PASTOR SJJPERVISES
CHURCH BUILDING

The work on the new Methodist
Church at Marshallton. is being
pushed as rapidly as possible. The
structure is now under roof and
the cement work in the large base
ment viii be finished tomorrow.
The pastor, the Rev. Ivanhoe
Willis. and the trustees expect to
have one OF the best equipped plants
in the rural districts
Mr.. Willis is experimenting the
construction. Contracts have been
let for the metal work. partitions
furniture and all other necessary
details
There will he a double corner
stone laying July %, at p. m, one
for the original church and one for
the addition followed by a supper
from to Z p. m. given by the
Ladies Aid Society. to he served i'm
the large new basement.
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
THIS, THE Big
GAME FOR GIRLS

Seventh Ward and Wilmington
Recreation. both contestants for the
leading honors in local birls' base
ball circles. will clash in a benefit
contest at the Second and DUPONT
street grounds tonight Funds de-
rived from the game will be donated
to the Clayton Neighborhood Asso-
citation, which fosters events for the
children at the Second and dupont
playground.
All of the fair mines in the city
are close rivals, but it is doubtful
whether any two teams are more
keen to hand their opponents de-
feat than when Seventh Ward and
Wilmington recreation meet. Both
aggregations will play their hardest
to come through with a victory. and
the game should prove the stellar
attraction between Wilmington girls
baseball teams this season.
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
MONUMENT TO
RECALL ARMISTICE
BY JOHN oBRIEN.

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
PARIS. July 19-United Press.
Plans have been completed for
the erection OF monument to com
memorate the signature of the arm
istice in the forest OF Compiegne, on
Nov II next. the fourth anniversary
of the historic event. 1t will mark
the spot where the German dele
gates admitted defeat and tod
Foch they had come to beg for
peace.
The preparatory work is in charge
OF committee of the League OF
Veterans. with Premier Poincare a.
honorary president. At present the
spot where the arm.stice was signed
is marked only by two inscriptions
on pieces of wood nailed to trees.
one indicating the place where
Foch's train stopped, the other
whore the German plenipotentiarIes
stepped from their train.
It is proposed to erect in the cen
ter OF the clearing a tombstone sim
liar to that under which Frances
Unknown Soldier" reposes under
the Arc de Triomphe. the idea or the
committee being that the spot is
memorable chiefly because there
German imperialism was buried. On
the stone will be an inscription of
which the following is a transla-
tion:
HERE
on NOVEMBER II, 1918,
PERISHED
THE CRIMINAL PRIDE
OF
THE GERMAN EMPIRE
NANQUISHED
BY THE FREE PEOPLES
IT TRIED TO ENSLANE."
Marble plaques will mark the ex-
act spot where Marshal Foch and
the Germans stood.
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
HIS BOWLING BALL"
THROUGH WINDOW

A demonstration to two compan-
Ions of ''the way he used to bowl up
at Grady's" cost John Bleyer s25
and costs when that fine and costs
were imposed on him by Judge Hast
ings in Municipal Court this morning.
He was charged with dlsorderly con-
duct.
His companions. Frank Brennan
and Richard J. Quinn. were also
given hearings on like charges in
court today but were dismissed.
According to the testimony. Bleyer
attempted TO give his "demonstfa-
ton with a stone. He lacked skill
with the improvised bowling ball and
it crashed through a window Of the
Reynolds candy store. in Market
street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. breaking two plate glasses
He had no intentions OF heaving the
missile through the window. he
maintained. The demonstration"
was given at 2.15 o'clock this morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
MRS. JACKSON, CLUB.
LEADER, IS DEAD

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Jackson.
widow OF A. f. jackson and sister
of William f. Grinnage. prominent
colored undertaken. died on Monday
morning in Philadelphia, where she
went week ago for medical treat
ment. Mrs. jackson was one of the
most prominent colored women in
the sity. She was president of the
state Federation of Colored Women.
and a member of number OF So
cial and fraternal organizations, be-
sides being lifelong member of
Ezion NJ. +. Church. She was prom
inent in all church organizations.
and two years ago went as a dele
gate to the General Conference of
the NJ. f. Church at Des Molnes.
Iowa.
She had lived in Wilmington since
her early girlhood. Her life was
bound up in the interests and work
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
DAMASK NAPKINS

Made of very superior quail
ity of mercerized damask; IS
inches square; hemmed; per-
6Ps,. dozen ouy ih. by the 7c
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
FEMINIST SQUAW HITS
CHIEF WITH MALLET

CHICAGO. July 1s.-The last OF
the squaws have forgotten the tribal
discipline of their forefathers, &C .
cording to a divorce petition filed by
Chief Harry Little Bear, of Pasco'
Okla. one of the few remaining '
leaders of the Cherokee tribe Mrs.
Little Bear fled suit for seperate
maintenance
The chief AYERS that Mrs. Little
bear struck him with a large wooden /.
mallet. and then chased him out or
his home with a knife.
Mrs Little Bear says the tribal
head was ouarrelsome while in-s
toXicated.
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
HUGE MosQuIroEs AT RowER,s

Fishermen from this place. who
have been at Bowers. Delaware. this
season. are ready to aver that the
mosquitoes there are as large as
sparrowS and have bills similar TO
those of fickers for length and good
penetration. says the West Chester
Local News. The fishermen who
have experienced attacks say the
stings are most severe and one man
showed an eye almost closed when
he returned from a trip. The in
sects are plentiful about the land
and wharves. but do not follow the
boats out on the bay They are
especially plentiful when the breeze
is blowing from the inland. but wind
from the bay clears them from the
section.
Evening journal., 1922-07-18
FINED FOR FLYING OVER
FARMERS POSTED LAND.

PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. July is.
Harold o. Nevin and Leon Smith,
aviators,, were fined 81 and costs
by Justice of the Peace 9. c. Rowan
on charge of trespassing over the
land of O. f. CRUDE, farmer resid-
ing near this town.
The two fiers have been giving
exhibitions. Mr.. CRUDE objected
to their flying over his farm, which
is posted against trespassers. When
the aviators refused to discontinue
their flights which carried them over
the CRUDE property, which they have
never touched. the latter made an
Information against the two flyers
and Frances cole for trespass. Cole
was a passenger in one of the ma
chimes. He was discharged by
Squire Rowan. but the aviators were
fined. The case will be appealed.