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Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
GREENNAY HEAD Of
STATE YALE ALUMNI

John c. Greenway of Warren. gen.
eral manager of the Calumet and Ari-
zona Mining company, was -elected
president OF the Yale Alumni asso-
citation Of Arizona at dinner meeting
OF the organization at the Country
club Monday evening. Eighteen Yale
alumni. representing several parts of
the state. were present. Frank Cullen
Brophy was reelected secretary.
Perhaps the most important feature
of the meeting was the initiation of
a movement TO establish an Arizona
scholarship at Yale. whereby at least
one Arizonian may be kept at the
famous university. A definite report
upon the plan will be submitted to the
members OF the association at the
April meeting.
All Yale men in Arizona. not men,
bers OF the association, are asked to
get in touch with the secretary who
will outline for them the purposes OF
the organization and assist them in
becoming integral parts of it.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
ASK NORMAL CREDIT
FOR GILA ACADEMY

Asking that the ella academy be
accredited on the same basis as the
two normal schools Of the state, l.. II.
Greer. president of the academy, and
Martin Mortensen, chairman of the
committee on education Of the in
stitution, apeared before the state
board of education yesterday. De-
claring it a need of the community,
the representatives of the school at
Thatcher petitioned the board to quail
ify their teachers if they added two
years of Normal training to their
four years high school course.
The head of the Mormon school
said the church would be willing to
finance the Normal, while it would
be more than willing to have the
state exercise its supervision in the
way of outlining the work and would
welcome its directing the instructors.
While the board of education took
the matter under advisement it indi-
Gated that the request would not be
granted.
How can we recognize a school on
what it is likely to do" asked one OF
the members of the board. He sug-
gested that after the academy had
built up it's normal training course
it was time to consider the matter
of classification of teachers.
A point was made of the fact that
different high schools had asked for
normal courses and certification on
the basis of the normals at Tempe and
Flagstaff which had refused the pub
lie institutions on the ground that
it would be impossible to build up
the libraries, laboratories. etc, with
out duplication and expense to the
state and county.
1t was pointed out that the church
might offer the normal school course
in its school, after which the pupils
could take the state teachers eX-
animation and get the certification
as graduates of the two state nor
mails.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

Maricopa County Health Center is
a busy place these days. the cold
snap in the weather causing a great
deal Of illness or indisposition among
the poorer element of the city.
Nurses and doctors are busy making
calls or examining the long line of
people who fill the office from open
ing to closing time, and so great is
the need for this service that those
in authority are contemplating keep
ing the clinic open for two or three
nights q week so that many who are
employed during the day may have
the chance to come there for aid.
Many pathetic cases came to the
attention of the nurses in charge, VINO
some days have their sympathies and
strength taxed almost to the limit.
Yesterday a woman walked into
the office who was in such pitiable
condition herself that she would have
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
Cold Weather Adds To Work Of
Maricopa County Health Center

excited the attention of even the most
hard hearted, and yet the condition
of her children, and particularly of
the month-old infant which she car
ried on her arm, was such that the
mother was almost forgotten in the
efforts which were taken to save the
babes life.
The family had driven into town
All the way from one of the southern
towns, arriving here with nothing but
the few tattered garments they wore
and so weak and emaciated from
hunger that it is a question even yet
whether the infant will survive the
struggle.
But along with the sad comes the
humorous and even farcical situations
which go far toward tightening the
work of the nurses and doctors.
Yesterday, just after the poor
mother and her children had been
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
THE MISSING CHICKEN

A popular Oklahoma City salesman
recently married. was accompanied
by his wife as he entered the dining
room of a Texas hotel famed for its
fried chicken. His order was served
promptly. but the fried chicken he
had been telling his wife so much
about was not I'm evidence.
Where is my chicken?' he asked
somewhat irritably.
The dusky waiter leaning over and
bringing his mouth i'm close proximity
to the salesman's ear, replied:
"Ef yo' means de LII gal with zblue
eyes an fluffy hair, she doan' wolS
heah no mo-. Judge.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

On his way back to Washington he
expects to stop at Camp Funston and
take UP the remaining government
property there
Colonel Bowlby in 1915, as state
engineer of Oregon, completed the
building of the Columbia river high
way, considered by engineers as one
of the finest pieces of road building
in the United States. The concrete
roads in the valley, he said. will be a
great improvement and will do Won
ders for the development of the
county. Colonel Bowlby left last
night for Gallup, n. NJ. He stated
he expected to return to Phoenix
again in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
GUARANTEE FOR ALL
CHECKING DEPOSITS
IS URGED BY BANKER

Unqualified endorsement Of a state
guarantee law for the protection of
all bank depositors made subject TO
check was given by Judge d. J.
Thomas of Holbrooll, who was at the
Hotel Adams last evening.
Judge Thomas is in Phoenix for
the purpose of attending the meet
ing Of the executive council of the
Arizona Bankers association, which
win be held at the National Bank Of
Arizona this morning. For eight
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
PA Has The MONEY

There's Santa Claus, Bobby. Tell
him what you want for Christmas"
"Aw, cut that stuff, ma" said the
precocious youngster.
'Why, Bobby, what do you mean
by such language?"
"The Santa Claus ! want to talk to
is the guy who calls you "Old Girl"
Birmingham Age Herald.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

last session Of the Legislature, but did
not pass.
Judge Thomas Is very optimistic
about conditions in the state and is
looking for a most satisfying year in
all lines Of eudeavor. Livestock is I'm
fine condition and sheep growers are
selling their wool at a good profit.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
THE NET RESULT

"Did Van Dubb bring back any
trophies from his hunting trip?"
Well, he's got some brand new
cuss words that he learned from a
guide whom he nearly shot."-New
York Sun.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
Ell EMBAJADOR ALEMAN
WIEDFELDT HA CELEBRADO
EN NUEVA YORK UNA CON-
FERENCIA CON Ell FINAN=
CIERO MORGAN

WASHINGTON, dicienibre IL e.
einbaiador de Alemania en- esta CAPT
tai Wiefeldt ha regresado esta mafiana
de Nueva York.
EI representante dc Alcmania con-
ferenci6 extensamente con el fnancie.
ro Morgan en- las oiicinas del Consula
do aleman de Nueva York.
A prop6sito de esta conversation Sc
asegura en- los circulos oticiales que
seguramente ell Embaiader encontrara
muy graves dificultades en- sus ges-
tiones para concertar el emprestito a
Alemania, pues hay el tenor de que
Francia no ceda en- sus empeiios de
ocupar la cuenca del Rhur, 10 cual
crea una sitnaci6n muy pssimista y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
La CidsiCa baiIarina espa-
iiOIa 'I0ftola de Valencia
Ilegara a Puerto Rico en-
el vapN eSpaHOI eI pro-
xirO. jueves
DEBUTARA EN- EEL PALACIo DEL
FOToDRAMA Y LA vARIETrEo

Por cable recibido anoche por los
seiiores Bruno vazquez, propietarios
del teatro RiaIto, nos hemos enterado
que va Sc dirige nuestras playas el
mas grande astro de la constellation de
Bailarinss Clasicas del Cielo del Arte,
La Tortola de Valencia, el mayor
orgullo de la Espana artistica uegara
Puerto Rico el pr6ximo jueves. Peca-
riamos de ingratos 81 Quisieramos cx-
plicar al publico los meritos de tan
eninente artista, que es conocida en-
81 orbe entero, a quicn otorgan el pri-
mer puesto en- Ell deiicado arte que in
Ana PavIowa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
Ell. SENADOR MCKELLER PRO
PONE QUE Sc CONSTRUYA
UNA MARINA MERCANTE SIN
NECESIDAD DE SUBSIDIO

WASHINGTON, diciembre 17.-El
senador McKeller present6 I'm proyec=
TO aver en- el Senado para construir
una marina mercarte, sin necesidad
de subvenciones ofciales. Ei Senador
present6 I'm sustituto al actual pro-
yecto de la Administration, sugirien-
do que Sc suprima ell Shipping Board
estableciendo distintas t'Shipping
Agencies bajo la supervision del De-
partamento de Comercio.
Ell Senador pidio que Sc aprobara
una ley segin la cual la correspondent
cia americana sea conducida en- vapo-
res de matricula americana por tri-
pulacion americana.
Finalmente hizo una apelacion los
negociantes embarcadores de Esta-
dos Unidos para que utilicen solamen=
te barcos americanos con Ell fin de dar
mayor impulse al comercio maritime
de la naci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
Los TIROS DEL SABADO
POR La TARDE En- LA Ca
LIE De RAFAEL CORDERO
Il LICDO. ARTURO De La ROSA, AL SER AGREED
DO POR JUAN JlMfNEz, LIE HIZO DOS Dis
PAROS DE REVOLVER

Ell sabado a la una de la tarde Sc
desarroll6 un sangriento suceso en- la
calle de la Luna frente La Parma
cia Municipal.
Fueron protagonistas del lamentable
suceso, el Lcdo. Arturo de la Rosa, far
maceutico del Municipio un indivi-
duo de nombre Juan Jim6nez. Este, Sc
gun SO nos informa, agredi6 con los
puiios al senior de la Rosa, quien para
defenderse utilize su revolver lie hizo
dos disparos, hiri6ndole en- la pierna
izquierda.
Testigos presenciales aseguran que
Ell hecho Sc desarroll6 de la manera
siguiente: Jimenez visito La farmacia
municipal con Ell proposito de comprar
cierta cantidad de creso. AL llegar a
dicha botica, procure con insistencia
yer al senior de La Rosa, encargado de
ella. Ell dependiente le dijo que dicho
seflor Sc encontraba en- la parte trasera
del cstablecimiento. AL salir el seiior
de la Rosa, Jimenez Sc dirigi6 6l, so
licitando lie vendiera ell creso, 10 cual
no accedi6 ell senior de la Rosa, ale
gando que Jim6nez no trafa la CORES
pondiente formula. Jimenez Sc income
do entonces y abandon6 el local bastan
te molesto.
POGO despues, Ell sef1or de La Rosa
tuvo necesidad de salir la Gale, DON
dc Sc encontro con Jimenez que, al
vorle, le agredi6 con los. punos.
Ell sefor de la Rosa sac6 ell re-
v6lvcr y le hizo dos disparos su
agresor, hiriendole en- la pierna izquier
da.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
Ell PRES|DENTE HARDING, DEC|D|DO
A INTERvEN|R EN- EUROPA, ESTA CELE-
BRANDO CONFERENC|AS DIARIAS
CON SUS CONSEJEROS

do un lado los asuntos politicos. Aun-
cue no Sc tienen informes completes y
SECURES acerca del modo en- que Sc va
reaiizar esa intervention, Sc cree no
obstante, que el gdbieano americana
presentara un plan distinto al de los
Aliados en- 10 que respecta. al asunto
de las indemnizaciones.
Varios peri6dicos exponen su critcrio
de que la intervenci6n americana po=
dria traer como resultado que Sc pos
ponga, por innecesario, el proyecto de
NJ. Poincar6 para la ocupacion del
Rhur pero agTegan que ESQ dependera
de la forna y del modo en- que ell go
bierno del presidente Harding presen-
te su formula.
De todos modos la Camara de Dipu=
tados discutira esta noche los distintos
aspectos de la situacion y la posibili-
dad de que intervenga el gobierno nor
teamericano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18

Harding condena v combate .el prop6-
sito de Francia para la ocupacion de
la cuenca del Rhur, alegando que clio
ocasionaria graves trastornos politicos
en- Europa interrumpiria las negocia
clones comenzadas va, para conceder
IN emprsstito International al gobier-
no de Alemania.
Dicho peri6dico agrega Que ell PEN
samiento de Mr.. Harding estara re-
fejado en- la nota que enviara pr6xi-
mamente Ell gobierno de Washington
a M. PoincarS.
''The Daily Telegraph 'aconseja al
gobierno de Francia que actle con eau
tela Y prudencia, dando una oportuni-
J sd al gobierno de Estados Unidos pa
ra exponer libremente sus proposicio-
mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
ZEN QUE C0NsIsTE LA IN
TERVENCIoN DE ESTADOS
UNIDOS EN- EUROPA?

PARIS, dicienhre 17.-En los circu-
Jos poiiticcs Sc tiene la certidumbre de
que Estados Uniaos ha resueito inter
venir en- Europa, pero solamente des-
de el punto de vista econ6mico, dejan-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
EN- BAYAMoN UN JOvEN EsTU-
DIANTE HERE GRAvEMENTE A
UN CONDISCIPULO

Aver SO nos inform6 que en- la Es-
cuela Superior de Bayam0n un jovcn
estudiante hahia sido gravemente he
rido, causandolc la muertc a un compa
nero slIyo.
Embellishments nos pusimos en- CO.
municaci6n con Ell active jefe dc la po-
licia sefior Berreteaga, quien, con sIl
accstumbrada complacencia, nos mani
festo quo, afortunadamente, aun Guam
do ell suceso habia ocurrido efectiva-
mente, no habia tenido, sin embargo,
las desgraciadas consecucncias que el
rrunor publico lie habia atribuido, y
nos 10 relate de Ia manera siguiente:
Ell vicrnes de la pasada semana, pa
rece que en- la niisma escuela y duran
te las horas de clase, entire los estudian
tes Jose Nieves, de Is amos, y Nicolas
Hernandez, estudiantes ambos de ter
Ger afio, ocurri6 un disgusto personal
debido a una palabra que uno de ellos
pronunci6 incorrectamente, y 10 cual
hubo de corregirle Ell otro.
Con este motive parece que, al
abandonar la escuela, despu6s de ter
minada la clase diaria, Sc reanud6 la
discussion entire ambos, culminando en-
un encuentro personal, en- el que jose
Nieves agredio Nicolas Hernandez
con una cuchilIa produciendole una he
rida incisa en- cl lado izquierdo del
pecho.
Ell hecho ocurri6 en- la calls Toa
Baja, que es en- donde esta situado eI
edihcio de la Escuela Superior dc aque
la poblaci6n.
Acto seguido cl joven herido fue
trasladado al Hospital Municipal, eli
donde fue atendido embellishments, lie
gandose = temer un desenlace fatal, de
bido que existia la creencia dc que
la herida lie habia interesado el peri
(Continda en- La pag. 6a.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18

FL examen pcricial de las papele-
tas electorales en- cl pleito de esta ciu-
dad, el cuaI viene realizando el doctor
Osborn, fu6 continuado en- La mafiana
del sabado,
Hizo 81 doctor Osborn grandes elo-
gios dc Ia 1nagnifica luz que habia he
cho durante ese dia y manifesto que,
con tai motive, habia aprovechado la
manana. de tai suerte, que hizo un ere
cido n1mero de fotografias.
Ain no SO ha procedido, de acuerdo
con los informes que tenemos, haccr
las copias de los negatives que va es-
tan revelados.
Hablando uno de nuestros redacto-
res con el Lcdo. Guerra Mondrag6n, nos
inform6 este respectc que tenia en-
tendido, segdn 10 que Ell propio doctor
Osborn le habia manifestado, que las
copias de las placas no habian sido
hechas aln, porque primero deseaba
examiner y analizar los negatives y
poruue el papel que va a usar EN- las
copias es de una clase especial Que no
hay en- Puerto Rico, por 10 que tiene
que hacer nm trabajo cuidadoso para
cvitar desperdicio de papel, pues de
agotarse este hahria Que encargarlo a
los Estados Unidos.
Como las oficinas del gobierno perma
nacen cerradss los sabados por la tar
de, al medic dia Sc di6 por terminada
la labor del DIR. Osborn, para conti-
nuasla en- la manana de hoy, lunes.
segdn nos dijeron, el doctor os-
born utilisara hoy, en- 81 analisis y exa-
men de las cruces unos microscopes
especiales continuara tomando Wis
tas fotogrkficas de las diferentes pa
peletas, como ha venido hacienda hasta
Ia fecha.
Ell publico ha dado en- comentar
el hecho de que el experto, sefior Os-
born, embarcara de regreso los Es-
tados Unidos, ell jueves de esta sema-
mai pero respecto a este NADIA podemos
decir aun, en- concrete, pero tenemos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18

La policia intervino inmediatamen-
te, asi como el secretario de la Corto
Municipal, sefor Pcfia Ramos, que a la
saxon pasaba por el Iugar del suceso.
Ell arma fue ocupada, siendo condu-
cido al cuartel de la Policfa Ell Lcdo.
de la Rosa, quien presto una fianza de
$500 para quedar en- Hbertad provi-
sional.
Ell herido ingreso en- ell hospital,
donde sigue mejor dc las heridas que
recibi6.
Una denuncia por acometimiento
aggression grave ha sido presentada
en- contra del senor de la Rosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
united Press, via All America cab,es)

Omitted Press, via All America Cab.es)
WASHINGTON, diciembre IL La
intervention del presidentc Harding
en- los problemas econ6micps de Eu-
ropa es asunto resuelto y decidido va.
Los periodicos ponen de manifesto
Ell detalle segin Ell cual Mr.. Harding
esta guardando extraordinaria reserva
prop6sito de este asunto, pues nj
alin los amigos de la Administration,
conocen a ciencia cierta el plan que
Sc propone desarrollar la Administra-
ci6n en- Europa.
Durante los illtimos dias Ell Presiden=
tie ha ,estado celebrando conferencias
con sus conseieros Y con varios sena-
dores, incluyendo los irreconciliables.
Ell plan del Presidente continia ig-
norado por los peri6dicos. Sc espera
que hoy volvera reunirse Ell Gabine-
to para seguir discutiendo la situaci6n
Y dar los iiltimos toques al proyecto.
La expectation por conocer las pro-.
posiciones americanas es creciente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
UN REPARTo AsoMBRoso
"Los ENREDos DE ANAToLIo''
ES Ell PROXIMo CANONAzo DEL.
CIRCUITO BRUNO Y vAZQUEz

Asombroso, podrfa decirse, es ell con
junto de estrellas Que ell Mago de los
directories cinematograficos Cecil B. de
Mile, ha reVnido para interpreter ell
portentoso drama ''Los Enredos de
Anatolio" (Affoirs of AnatoD, impor-
tada a Puerto Rico por la acreditadi-
sima firma "'Circuito Bruno vaz-
quez'',
Para que el publico pueda darse
cucnta de la magnitud de tai repair
to de estrelIas, sefia1aremos doce, entre
las cuales figuran: Wallace Reid, Glo-
ria Swanson, Agnes Ayres, Bebs Da-
niels, Monte Blue, Eliot Dexter, Theo-
dore Roberts, Julia Faye, Theodore
Kossloff, Wanda Hawley, Raymond
Hatton Polly Moran.
ICuando en- pelieula alguna habiase
presentado tan grandioso reparto7
''Los Enredos de Anatolio'' haran
epoca en- la historic mundial del Arte
Silencioso.
Ell estreno de esta production es-
ia anunciado para el viernes % en- el
Rialto.
=. otro lIenazo.
7, 1,rAxrr -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
Ell REPRESENTATIVE KE-
LLER NO PUEDE ACUDIR AN
TIE Ell COMITE JUDICIAL?

WASHINGTON, diciembre 17.-- El
Comite Judicial de Ia Camara de Re-
presentantes Sc reunira mafana para
decidir 81 el representative Keller de-
be acudir no ante dicho Comite pa
ra sostener la resolution y los cargos
presentadcs contra Of attorney general
Mr.. Daugherty.
Ell Comite dara conocer sus
acuerdos mafiana por la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
los TRABAJOS REAL|zADOS
POR Fl DOCTOR OSBORN En-
1I La MANANA DEL SABADO
hoy LUNES CONTINUARA SU EXAMEN PERIClAL
UTILIzARA MICROSCOPES ESPE0ALES En- FL
ANALISE DE Las CRUCES

entendido que existe la creencia que
antcs del microbes, cs casi probable
que el senior Osborn este en- condicio-
mes de rendir su dictamen pericial a
la Corte.
Es realmente extraordinario el in
teres pnblico por conocer Ell juicio a
que ha llogado el experto, segun nos
han informado los empleados de la Cor
te, diariamente infinidad de personas
preguntan por telefono 81 Ell perito ha
rendido va su informe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
LA ZAFRA ESTA PROXINA A EN-
PEAR EN- TODA LA ISLA

Seg1n informes que hemos obteni-
do en- los centros financieros de la ciu
dad, la zafra azucarera esta pr6xima
a empezar en- toda la isla.
En- la actualidad hay varias cen
trales moliendo en- Puerto Rico. Pero
el mayor nGmcro dc elias cmpezaran
a funcionar partir Gle los tiltimos
dias de este mes y la primera quip-
cena de enero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18
ET, PRESIDENTE HARDING
NO ESTA CONFORME CON
FRANCIA

LoNDREs, diciembre IT, ''The
Daily Telegraph dice que la sabido
de fuentes oficiales que Ell presidente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-18

nuy entorpecedora para las activida-
les del Embajador.
No obstantc las informaciones que
publican los peri6dicos acerca dc Ia
conferencia Wiedfclt= Morgan, jningu-
no de estos, han hecho manifestations
Que confrmcn las noticias de los pc
riodicos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-02-24
Warrior and Witch of 1000 Years Ago

@ ANITA FE.-Two burial chambers,
~ one OF the hero OF a tribe which
fiourIshed 1000 years ago and the
other cf witch. probably hated rs
much as the hero-warrior was adj
mired. have been excavated In the
Aztec ruin. an enormous prehistoric
Pueblo community dwelling near Az
tee. y. NJ The American Museum of
Natural History made public the finds
Earl III. Morris. i'm charge of excavat-
ing the ruin. says that next 10 the
famous painted room" excavated IN
1890. a second chamber. perfectly pre-
served i'm every detail. has been found.
In II was the tomb 81 the warrior. The
body was that Of giant 6 feet ] inch
I'm height.
The mighty frame had been wrapped
in n mantle Of feather cloth and en-
shrouded with a mat Of woven rush
stems Back OF the body there were
four magnificent pottery bowls. a cup
and a basket ON the skull rested IA
large spherical vase with Il neatly Mt
ting cover. both OF them exquisitely
wrought and ornamented. Within easy
grasp of the righ1 hand were two
stone battle axes. and a hafted knife
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-02-24
CRAVATS FOR STREET SUITS
Separate Collar of Soft Material
Crosses In Back and is Knotted
in Center Front.

Jenny shows in her new collection
most original cravat made TO be worn
with her street suits. This separate
collar is of soft material, goes around
the neck, crosses in the back and is
knotted in the center front with
StreamerS which fall TO the knees
Their embroidered ends hang down be-
meath the coat. In color the cravat
Larmonizes with the tone OF the suit,
though in many instances it is OF
black velvet or beige satin. One can
imagine how much the bare and IN
becoming neck line of a coat, worn
over the prevailing bateau blouse. is
relieved by this separate high collar
Jenny emphasizes the draped gown,
achieving the unusual by placing a
pocket at the side of every skirt where
the drapery fastens. In this pocket is
a chic linen handkerchief matching in
color the touch of embroidery on the
dress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-02-24
Guesses He Was Nuts; Probably Right

detail station why he had done it,
"Aw-ww, l guess I was nuts" he
said, sheepishly.
The lad turned I'm his first call at
$50 in the morning. Calling from a
drug store at 1900 West Chicago ave
nue., ne asked for the general fire
alarm number, Main o.
There's a big fire at 1892 West
Huron street :" he shouted into the re-
ceiver TO Fire Operator O'Grady. 4
few minutes later the chief of the
Sixth battalion reported the call as a
false alarm. At 10 30 came the sec
Ond call
Say, there's big fire at 1920 West
Chicago avenue. Send the fire depart
ment quick; there's a couple Of kids
hanging out of the window"
In few minutes third call came
from a drug store at Chicago avenue
and Paulina street, and a few minutes
later a fourth from the same place.
"Rightoi" said O'Grady. Right
away. BY the way, where are you
calling frOm?'
"Oh, from a drug store out here.
came the answer. and Immediately
Operator Martin OF the fire attorneys
Office was sent forth. The arrest of
Mcgee followed.