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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29
coNT1NUA ENFERMo

Continla enfermo en- su residential
de Ponce, Ell cxcelente caballero Lcdo
Agust.n Font Fiscal de aquel distrito.
LIE deseamos pronto restablecimiento.
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ESTUDIANTES PARA
ENFERMERAS

La Clinica Miramar tiene cabida
lara un nilmero de alumnas qua Ceseen
estudiar y practicar. Para infcrnes di-
rijase a la Superintendente d" dicho
establecimiento. Avenida Las Palmas,
Stop 10 Santurce P. r. Advt.
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BALE EN- cIDRA

Manana Sc llevara efecto en- los
ssicnes de la Association de Pelotas'
6e Cidra, I'm ESile de sociedad a bene-
fcio de la novcna de aquella pobla-
ci6n.
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. Acc1DENrE AUroMov1L1sTA

En- la carretera que conduce de Toa
Alta corczal, ell autom6yil que guia
ba Andres Guardiola Sc precipito por
una pendiente, destrozandose No hubo
desgracias personales.
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NoMBRAM1ENTo INFERNO

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado Ell nom
hramiento hecho en- favor del Sr Ar
temio Umpierre Carmona, como Juez
dc Paz sustituto de Comerio mientras
dure la licencia concedida al Juez pro-
pietario.
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INDULTADOs

El GobernadoE. ha indultado los
confnado Tomas Rivera v Lorenzo Cruz
Mercado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29

Hoy dieron comienzo en- la Playa de
Ponce las fiessas patronales en- honor de
Santa Marta, patrona del barrio de la
Playa
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"a Horas en- Aqua

y
TRAJES de HILO INGLES legf-
timo importado por nosotros direc-
tamente. MOJADO antes de fabri-
car. No encnie Differences colores.
CORTE ELEGANTE. Precios de
SITUACION. Tambien hacemos a
la MEDIA. Ventas al por mayor y
detail. NO COMPRE SIN YER
NUESTROS TRAJES. Representa-
GARANTIA Y ECOf1OMIA.
BEASCOCHEA Hnos. & Go. S. en- G..
Frente la FARMACIA BLANCO.
SAN JUAN, Pto. Rico
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PrOnt0
''LONDON"
sera exhibido al p1bIico en-
SAN JOSE 2.
Advt.
Ell SUCCESSOR DE NC cLURE

Ell Gobernadorvha ha nombrado al sr. F.
F. Harding, para rel cargo de Inspector
de la Policia secreta, en- sustituci6n de
Mr. Nc Clure. s
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Pronto
''LONDON''
sera exhibido al p1bIico en-
SAN JOSE 7.
MERCADO DE CAMBIo
DOLLARS (New York;

FIEsTAs I'm La PLAZA DE PONCE
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PrOnto
s'LONDON"
sera exhibido al p1bIico en-
SAN JOSE 7.
Advt
Pronto
RESTABLECIDo

Sc encuentra restablecido de la ope-
racion que Sc sometiera en-, Ell hospi-
tai "san Lucas, de Ponce, nuestro ex
celente amigo don Pedro P. vazquez,
persona que goza de generates simpa-
tias en- aquella poblacion.
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oFIcINAs TRAsLADADAs

Nos participa Ell acreaitado conner
ciante M. A. Poupart, de esta plaza,
que hia trasladado sus oficinas al hume
no once de la Gale del Comercio, CONT
quo a. los senores ''Amour y Co..
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PAsATERos QUE REGREsAN

En- ell v'apor ''Caracas'' que saldra
de Nueva York para este puerto el
sabsdo 2g del cGrriente, 'ambarcaran
los siguielEtes pasajeros:
Manuel del Vale, Nieves del Vale,
PAIL E. West, Rail L. Hardy, Isabelle
Van de Tleur, Rosa Maria Romero, Jo-
Sc Marqu nz, Asunci6n Rivera, Julio del
Vale, H Hitch. B. G. Schwartz, I.
Hunt, Mercedes Chaves, Felipa vaz-
Quez saIcrup.
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DON LUIS SANCHEZ FRAsoUERY

Ha regresado a Ponce, despues de
una grata permanencia en- los Estados
Unidos, ell distinguido calpllero don
Luis Sanchez Frasquery, Jefe de La su-
cursal de ''sanchez Morales Co." en-
Ia Ferla del Sur.
Nuessro saludo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29

PARA FUMAR BUENO DEBE
I'D. SOLIClTAR SlEMPRE MAR
GAS CONOCIDAS. ClGARROS
SPORT DE LA HABANERA SON
LOS PREDlLECTOS DE LOS
BUENOS FUMADORES
AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29

eel LIBRo AZUL DE
PUERTO RICO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
A Modern Challenge for Blood

The story OF sonny 1iernan--or is ii Pouln
reads similarly, since Prof. Herman challenges
the hetrayer Of his home to devote a few drops
of blood to the Osciliophoro So for the third or
fourth time In the history Of law, dspassionatc
science may be called where wise solomon once
figured, to hand down decision Of parentagc
No stranger case for dssolving family ties
ever has been conceived and traced and presented
for trial than the one by which John Hugo Rus.
sell hoped to free himself Of the Dream Mother"
The Russell family is an old and iustrious
one in Britain, 0do Russell, father of John Hugo.
was the ambassador to Berlin in 1877 who, with
Lord BeaconSheld, negotiated the Treaty Of Bor-
lin. Bertrand Russell, a brother, is considered
orc of the most brilliant living mathematician.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
Confessed TO Her Husband

'His wife pleaded with me not to tell Prof
Tiernan. But did tell him. He might have
forgiven me for the sake of our two little giris
but ! taunted him day after day with the fact
that this baby is not his. | did not care for my
self then | could not forget that the man who
once ardently pleaded with me to meet him had
refused even to talk to me- leaving me with his
nabe at my breast To remind me each day of the
terrible chapter in my life, He must suffer as
| am suffering"
Tiernan, who seemed at frst to bear no re-
sentiment toward his wife, finally has looked at
the tragedy from the viewpoint of his two little
daughters, who have played, neglected, about the
house through all the weeks their parents were
giving themselves up TO thoughts Of revenge
Almost at the minute his rival was MOUNTING
the stand for a hearing, the college professor an
nounced that his wife. who had regsined her
strength after her ordeal was able TO take care of
herself, and he would expect her to do so
"Up to this time have issued all statements
on her behalf" he explained, "and looked after
her interests because Of her weakened condition
Now she has recovered and, being able 10 taks
care Of herself, am at liberty to cease nv cor.
necton with this matter.
Following the disposition of the case we will
separate" The disputed infant It is understood
will be cared for by Mrs. Ternan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

him to suffer the punishment Of those who lead
others into sin
81 asked him, when the baby came, to come
to our house and see it. He would not come He
did not dare look at the innocent face Of that
child, his child, And then he refused even to
speak to me, He used TO call me Gus; he thought
it wonderful name. Then he passed me coldly
and turned away when met Ny love turned
10 hate and it is a real hate for the man who
destroyed my peace Of mind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

'NGLAND'S famous Dream Baby" is flesh
and blood. A fusty old London court has
said and the miracle Child" is spend.
ing this first period Of really authentic existence
with his still doubling parents, the Russells--
Christabel Hart and John Hugo-in grooming
Tor heirship to the proud estate OF his grand
parents Lord and Lady Ampthl
Out In South Bend. Ind, another "surprise
infant is awaiting the word Of the law as to Just
who he may be- The wife OF Prof John r. Tier
nan, Of Notre Dame University acknowledges
motherhood. But is Harry Poun prominent and
popular and close friend Of the Tiernan family,
the father Of the youngster, as she says, or is
Tiernsn TO he congratulated, as Poulin statos'
Each OF ths ran declares TOT the other f,xccpt-
ing that the boy lies In his hassinette, kicking
and Growing with small regard for courts or par
cnts OF any sort, he might he denied as non-ex-
istent altogether
Human nature changes the years change.
Parenthood proudly proclaimed in a gone genera
ton is repudiated. The first recorded case of dis
puted parcntago settled by simple appeal to
the most primitive Of all human emotions by Solo
mon. who knew his public Today the emotion Of
humans Is struck ont Of legal procedure as un-
reliable and in its stead is established the "oscil-
ophore," reentlessly truthful as science which
contrived it, to determine by test of blood cells
what protester is sire
Tiny Dream Child" Russell escaped the in
dignity Of having his blood taken to determine
whether he we're indeed Russell or offspring of
one of the three correspondents the heir 10 Amp
thjll named in his suit for annulment Of his mar
riage to the fascinating war-worker, styled
"super-woman' by members of her family and
others who know her well
During the litigation, which exploded sensa-
lion after sensation and set all England a-shiver
with interest, IL was suggested that the test in
vented by Dr. Albert Abrams Of san Francisco.
for comparing the electric vibrations in blood
cells Of father and son bee brought in TO settle the
Russell controversy for good and all but the
Judge ruled without aid OF science.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

~ want to stop the whole thing! But when
think OF stopping ] think, too, Of Pouin and
how hls pleading promises Of love turned to worse
than Indifference
81 loved him more than believed it possible
for one TO love another Now hate him with
ieroelty which did not believe possible. want
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
Is II Feminine Pique?
And that was that!

Out in Indiana the Infant Of Doubt has stirred
conflict OF emotions chaotic as the waters belo,v
Niagara. Sensational charges, donials. threats
defiance, ultimatums and plain, hard Iarguaga
have forced the dweers in the community IN
frenzy of sympathy for and against the inr3ntts
mother That lady now Processes hate for Pom.
lln for whom she formerly felt love; she so do
slres his downfall that she is willing TO sacri6c,
herself and the futures of her little daupaters
Virginia and Irene, and IS, 20 obtain il, her %,
ergies are bent upon melting her husband Ia ~,
for her in bringing punishment to the man in
whose wrongioing she shared
Ponlin, seemingly, is plunged into hate for tho
entire Tiernan family, The college professor i
thrown out of the orderly arrangement of Bf
which was his dominant characteristic and poyy is
pulled hither and yon by impulses primitive az
they are foreign to his nature
Strangest of all phases OF this case, strappcr
than any element in the strange story of the Rms
sells, is Mrs rernan's extraordinary attitude
toward the entire affair To an outsider il migbt
appear that she has brought about the entire
haseo of revelation, accusation and prosecution
because of mere feminine pique. This is her
statement:
Newspaper irsturr srrNiyr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15


Duke Of Bedford, an immediate ances. -
tor' was condemned as a partcipator
in the Rye House plot.
But Mrs. Russell herself springs from no
mean line. Her father was colonel Of the cele-
oIa'eu ,einsters' and the product Of an imposing
array of soldiers.
Just why the two took on vows Of celihacy
simultaneously with their marital obligations is
one OF the questions that set England gasping.
" seemed so trightfully modern, so sort of day-
atter-tomorrowish that one Just couldn't associate
1t with the staid Russell dignity
me handsome young matron, who thrilled
courtroom spectators with her daring sartoriaI
effects explained her marriage in word.
81 thought II | married him it would prevent
my being pestered there were many young
men worrying me, After marriage some Of his
personal habits rather repelled me. He never
SAID he would give me a shaking or a beating or
anything like that | would have thought more
of nun II he had. ] would have admired him
more'
Perhaps it was because the Honorable John
failed TO meet with her ideas of proper vvacty in
a husband that Mrs. Russell visited Switzerland
ON a vacation of sorts. According TO her letters
from that country. she managed to carry on much
OF the gay life she had led a resident Of the
Paris Latin Quarter, where she was reared
"Your wife has a vast following of adoring
young men, she wrote her husband in one LET
ter "who fight each other for the pleasure of
dancing with her There are Greeks and slim
silky Argentines Also professional dancer
with whom do tangoes every night | have four
young men in the oxford and Bucks Light In
fantry They are priceless and so naughty. And
is your witc,"
This WAS the situation between the two. man
and wife, when this remarkable woman, charac-
terized by her counsel, Sir Ellis Hume. Williams
as a curious product Of the age approached the
man with whom she had made her kssess mar
riage and informed him that child would bc
along shortly. She frs, had been informed of
is coming by fortune teller and a physician had
confirmed the gypsys prophecy.
But that's impossible" declared the husband.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
MANY RUSS REFUGEES
TO remain IN BULGARIA
Sheltered for Three Years, Men of
Wrangel Army Find Home
There Congenial.
By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright, 1922.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1922.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, November S-The
agreement reached by Fridjof Nansen.
representing the league of nations, and
the Moscow authorities for the repatria-
ton of the Wrangel soldiers affects 3d.
900 Russians whom Bulgaria has shell
tered for three years.
Owing to the use of the same Ian
guage. the men found Bulgaria a shelter
well suited to their needs. Hundreds
were employed by the government as
professors, physicians and engineers,
and many married and settled down as
permanent residents.
While the official placards announcing
that the Russians were free to return to
their former homes were read with Joy
by the majority. many will remain. as
they are now bound to Bulgaria by new
interests and strong ties.
most Of the university professors. one
Of whom is Prince Troubetskoy, the
noted Sanskrit scholar, whose wife was
recently condemned to death by the
soviet government. Many common cos
sacks also will remain, as they prefer
to live in q country where labor is
highly paid and in demand and where
food is abundant.
Evening star., 1922-11-08

YOUNG MEN e.. whitel. We have an excel
lent opportunity for you to learn mechanical
dentistry. Don't apply unless you are willing
and ambitious workers. Apply between and
8 m. Wednesday. Laboratory. Sn0 II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
Cream Pie.

Spice Pie.-For each pie take one cup
full Of milk. one cupful Of sugar. one
tablespoonful Of butter. the well beaten
yolks Of two eggs and one tablespoon
full Of cornstarch. Cook until thick,
flavor to taste with cinnamon and
cloves and put in a crust previously
baked. Beat the whites Of the two eggs
until stiff. Put two tablespoonfuls Of
sugar in. then put this meringue on the
pie and set in the oven to brown.
Cocoanut Pie.-Cook the filing as d.
rected above. then beat two tablespoon
fuls of cocoanut in the white Of the
eggs
Chocolate Pie.-Grate two heaping ta-
blespoonfuls OF chocolate in each pie
and cook in the filing.
Banana Pie.-Slice two bananas into a
baked crust, then pour the filing over
and bake as directed.
Orange Pie.-Prepare the same as the
banana pie. using oranges instead of
bananas.
Nut Pie.-Cook the filling as directed,
then stir in one cupful Of finely chopped
nuts through the pie, feserving . fsw
TO do3 On SoA .-s---I--A
Evening star., 1922-11-08
TAKING Of US. SHIPPING
PUZZLES DUTCH COURTS
Opening of Office in East Indies by
Fleet Corporation Raises
Question.
By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1922.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1922.
AMSTERDAM, Holland. November 8.
The question of the taxability of
American shipping activities is oc-
cupying the attention of jurists here.
as the United States now owns a
mercantile feet, and the Emergency
Flee Corporation, which opened a
branch office in the Dutch East In
dies. has claimed exemption from
certain taxes. Freedom from the in
come tax has already been granted
for the materials imported from the
United States by the Shipping Board
and the fleet corporation. 1t Is be-
lieved here that both bodies cannot
be exempted from paying taxes under
the existing Dutch income tax law:
Some time ago the Netherlands
American Chamber of Commerce drew
up a report on the matter and sub
mitted 1t to the American legation
at The Hague. The Dutch income
tax is limited to income coming only
from Dutch sources and made on
Corporation would convert its branch
office into a limited liability COM
pany under the Dutch law. it would
be freed from income taxes and would
have to pay only a dividend tax in
accordance with the Dutch dividend
and bonus tax law Of January. 1918.
If the fleet corporation has to be
considered an official body or a pri-
vate company administered or owned
by the government it falls under the
Jurisdiction of the national courts and
could claim exemption from taxes. as
the Dutch law contains an article
that all diplomatic and
consular representatives of foreign
are exempt from tax
alton.
The purpose and character of the
activities, however, must
decide the question of their being
subject to taxation. 1t Is considered
here that should the American gov
ernment attempt to use official posi-
tions in its shipping business it would
create a precedent likely to involve
consequences.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
THE HOUSE OF PERIL
Thrilling Mystery Story BY LOUIS TRACY.
Continued from yesterday's star.)
Copyright. 1922. BY Edward J. Clode.

CONTINUED from yesterday. Star,
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the hear Mary dear in
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have ~ the M d:,!2
laughed though confusedy might imagined
haven't much she said but he seemed to know
the of this until
THAT Hy sse:t
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the light the girls sufficient warrant that her faith in him
aaed into prom1enes again in the
ncensed by the failure OF the police and attorney
speedily, while the commissioner issued state
social beware of the evenanded justice dealt
by his department
His helped rather retarded the date OF Mary
quietly the church at Saranac
while some higher discov
leading abroad needed military attach who could
the post Suarts leave was extended until he
nice girl his sisters welding and is thinking
one who played small the drama
have knowledge OF poultry
the Vermont estate where mother lived
took the first opportunity to shooting party East
held firmly the theoy that had
the lake the belief that he might inter
Stuart He had arrived than
dsaously His attitude evoked disust
him of the
chance of promise OF success with little
suspicion attached the who had convd his death
the tragedy through letter to Stuart from
Furneuax. 1t read:
forgot colared that picture by Marie Bashkef
call free drawing oils OF the lady herself She has
hardly imagine what Durane meant doing with it
qu read the mind Of like that He
follow this excellent when
that his distant Mlane named
girls downtown lunch clubs Well what dye
th The classic reply Of an Engshman to the question
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and superb Winter geicuate mainly with left
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Evening star., 1922-11-08

The work of a civil engineer is
quite as much within the province
OF a woman as a man, says Miss Olive
Dennis, who for the last two years
has been connected with the bridge
engineering department of the Balti-
more more. aha no VIZ wort as verv v Tnt ratursl raj
profession for a woman Of practical
point Of view and mathematical train
Inn
Evening star., 1922-11-08
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Evening star., 1922-11-08
WANTED-HELP.
MAI.E-COntinued.

YOUNG MAN in store who has knowledge of
bookkeeping and of undisputed honesty and
industry; $40 a week to start. with room fur
nished and quick advancement II the right
man. Address in own handwriting. box 80,
Ouantico Va
Evening star., 1922-11-08

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. Rowles Red Pepper Rub,
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Evening star., 1922-11-08

DRIVER (colored) for Ford
delivery car; references and ex-
perience required. Apply to
Mr.. Hoffman. 1890 Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
$4,000 A YEAR.

Salesmen-We want four additional sales
men who have ability worth $50 week in
clean, honest selling. Position Is permanent,
with promotion TO those who deserve 1t. Call
to $50 pm. Manager, 1870 Eye ST: NV.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
WANTED-HELP.
FENAiF-COntinued.

YOUNG LADY. pleasing manner and appear
ance, TO serve In tearoom in exchange for
board. Franklin 1855, after 8 pm. %
Evening star., 1922-11-08

OPPORTUNITY for two ex-
perienced real estate statesmen
with reliable firm. In answering
give experience. Full co-opera-
ton from firm given all sales
men. Address Box 264-X, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1922-11-08

YOUNG MEN with some office experience; we
have u good opportunity for an energetic
worker. Call between and pm. Thursday.
II ST
Evening star., 1922-11-08
WANTED-HELP.

MEYER maN ORIGINAL Recommendation
v oPRIHn2 for employment. Use COPIEe:
BAKER. experienced. Apply to Chief Baker.
q. s. Soldiers Home
Evening star., 1922-11-08

HAMBERMAID-FamiIy Of living in Edge
moor desires maid, experienced In housework
and serving in nne families; prefer settled
those capable and having good city reference
need applys xhsas olsves ll1s fof. appoint-