davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Contin1a la Vista
QcercQ del asun-
to de Manatf

Aver a las 2 y media de la tarde
continue en- ell Consejo Executive la
vista sobre la peticion hecha por ell
municipiol de Manati para expropiar
una parcela de terreno, de don Fe-
derico Calaf, cerca del rio Manati,
a fin de construfr un deposito para
ell alcantarillado que esta en- proyec-
to en- ese pueblo.
Como la vista del dia anterior,
comparecieron oponerse los seiio-
res Santoni, como abogado del Sr.
Calaf Dfaz Collazo en- nombre de
Barceloneta. Ell Lcdo. Soto repre-
sentaba al municipio peticionario.
Asistieron a la session todos los CO.
misionaGos, excepto el de Instruc-
cion.
A preguntas del Dr. Amoros, tes-
tigo en- ell case, el Consejo flo So
diariOs con cargo a la parte cores
pondiente como dieta para cada tes
tigo que interviniera en- ell asunto.
Ell Conseio rechaz6 por mayoria,
con ell voto en- contra del Sr Mestre,
la reconsideration de la mocion del
Sr. Dfaz Collazo, para que Sc admi-
tiera cierta prueba que Geseaba pre-
sentar en- nombre del municipio de
Barceloneta, el cual Sc opone a que
ell alcantarillado de Manati vaya a
desaguar al rio de donde los habitan
tes de aquel Sc surten de aqua.
AutorizaGo ell Lcdo Soto para que
siguiera practicando su prueba, .el
referido abogado present6 como tai
la declaration del Secretario muni-
cipal de Manatf, Sr. Velez, quien ha
bio extensamente sobre la necesidad
y utilidad &c las obras en- proyecto
justifcar, asf, la expropiaci6n de
los terrenos que Sc pide.
Sobre ell mismo tema, manifesto
el Sr. Soto, que iba a declarar el Sr.
Caballero, otro testido del munich
pio peticionario, pero debido ha-
.llarse enfermo no habfa podido ha-
cerlo, por 10 que eel abogado-
asf 10 hacia constar ante el consejo.
Ell Sr. Soto, sanuncH5 que habfa
terminado de exponer ell case, salvo
la declaration del testigo que no pu-
(Conttn1a On La Ga. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
FL ST. AbOy Jr., ante eI tenor de uepu-
dieran expuIsahO del ParddO, quSO enterarSe
de |Ou. aCerCadea Setrat0 enIa ]unta Central

que hemos dejado apuntada al pr1nc1
rio don reIaci6n al tenor del Sr. Aboy
Jr. de que le hubiera ocurr1do 10 que
a Leopoldo Santiago Carmona, y otra
es, a juzgar por 10 que nos han dicho,
que era con ell prop6sito de enterar al
Gobernador de 10 que el pudiera ave
riguar.
Para que Ell sefior Aboy Jr. no Sc
preocupe, nosotros debemos hacer pu
blico que respecto 10 que Sc trato
acerca de SUI actuaci6n, aceptan5So ell
cargo. hemos sido, confdencialmente in
formados, que oficialmente no Sc tomo
ningun acuerdo. Antes de 'empezar las
deliberaciones de la Junta, alguien in
dico la convenience Ge presentar una
moci6n solicitan:lo la expulsion del Sc
nor Aboy del partido; pero este con
test6 uno que 10 creia innecesario. Els
muy possible que 'el senior Aboy espon
thneamente renuncie imuy pronto sl
cargo de Tesorero, al convencerse que
trabajo mucho para una persona que
tiene tan desahIogada posicion flnancie
ra. Este mismo sefor que asi hablaba,
SCI expres6 en- ell aentido de que NADIA
tendrfa de extrafio que Sc confirmase
ESQ de la renuncia del sefor Aboy, tan
pronto Sc resolviese definitivamente ell
asunto de la F'San Juan Dock Co." o
cuando ell sefior Aboy creyese cumpllda
la mission que 10 llevo a aceptar tan
importante posici6n en- Ell eobierno.
Ell sefior Aboy Sc mostraba aver pro
fundamente molesto con la information
publicada por Ella Democracia"
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Ell nuevo tesorero de Puerto Rico.
senior Ramon Aboy Jr., de quien Sc ha
dicho, a prop6sito de su nombramiento,
qEe SUI actitud aceptando ell cargo a
virtud del desplazamiento de un tan
buen unionista como ell seffor Benedic
to. no habia respondido como era de
esperarse las exigsncias de su partf
do, parece que, al tener conocimiento
de las reuniones de la Junta Central,
lego pensar que en- Ell seno de dicho
orgsnismo Sc habia discutido la actua
ci6n suya aceptando ell expresado car
go, estaba muy impaciente, deseoso
de conocer en- detalle cuales hab1an 81
Go las deliberaciones de la Junta.
En- la noche del jueves, ell senor
Aboy Jr. fu6 al Casino de Puerto Ri
CO estuvo procnrando don Mariana
AbriI, miembro prominente de Ia Jun
ta Central del partido, y quien asistio
las dos reuniones del precitado orga
nismo. Ell sefior Abril no estaba en- aqua
los uOu0uIOS Cu 0l SdoAho' NoAAO ga
SUI busca ell se1sor Aboy Jr., y despues
de un cuarto de hora regreso sin en-
cortrarlo, y demIostrando su contrarfs
dad, repetia, esta vez mas nerviosamen
to que nunca, sus acostumbrados gol
pecitos de bast6n sobre ell pavimento
Mas tarde volvio desaparecerse
del Casino Ell sefor Aboy Jr. como
a la una de la nsa1ana un Redactor
nuestro observe que ell automov1l del
Befior Aboy Jr. esperaba pacientemente
frente la casa en- donde vive ell Sc
nor Abril. Ell hecho de que Ell chotcr
t:'el senior Aboy estuviese durmiendo en-
ell CAIRO, nos hizo presumir que la vi
sta del sef2or Aboy en- casa de don
Mariana Sc habia prolongado demasia
do. Monentos despues sali6 de la casa
ell sefSor Aboy y tomo su automovll
runbo a su residencia de Santurce.
No sabemos 81 ell senior Abril pu
50 al senior Aboy en- autos de 10 ocu
rrido en- la Junta; pero 81 podemos afr
mar que respecto del inter6s que tu
viera ell senior Aboy para enterarse de
10 que Sc trat6 por la Direction del
partido 'existen dos versiones: una, Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
HCOnsejO EjeCutivO aCuer-
da deSaprObar Ia adjudi-
CaCi6n del empr6stitO he
cha pOr eI MuniCipiO de
Santa Isabel

En- la Secretaria del Consejo Eje
cutivo obtuvimos aver una copia de la
siguiente resolucion acerca del empires
titio G.el municipio republican, de San
ia Isabel:
de setiembre de 1922.
AL Comisionado de Servicio Publico,
Policia v Prisiones de Santa Isabel.
Sehor: En- un mitin del Conseio
Executive ce'ebrado en- setiembre 5 de
1922 Ell Consejo adopt6 la siguiente re
sIoluci6n, en- relaci6n al asunto de la ad
judicaci6n de 100000 en- bonos los
senores John Nuvcen Co., de Chica
go.
Por cuanto, la evidencia presentada
ante ell Consejo durante la vista pl
blica demuestra claramente qlte la fir
ma "John Nuveen y Co.., quien
Sc hizo la adjudicacin por ell Munich
r:p de Santa Isabel, no fue ell mejor
postor, existiendo una mas vIsntajosa
proposition hecha por el senior Xavier
Mariani, nombre de la firnAa Watkins
y Co., de Nueva York.
Por cuanto, las razones que in1u
jeron al Municipio de Santa Isabel a
hacar tai adjudicacifn Ia casa de
John Nuveen y Co. no son admisibles:
PEimero, porque una proposition en-
subasta publica no puede ser enmen
dada despu6s de abrirse los pliegos sin
notification las otras parties; Segun
do, rlorque nj la Municipalidad nj sus
abogados tenian evidencia desponsable
en- que fundarse para basar la conclu
sion de que la casa de Watkins y Co.
no estaba en- condolences de entregar
ell dinero como 10 habia ofrecido, a
saber: 'tTan ptonto como la documen
taci6n estuviese lista.''
Por tanto, resuelvase per Ell Con
SEQ Executive de Puerto Rico, que el
Consejo desaprueba la adjudication de
dicha subasta ae 100000 hecha por el
municipio de Santa Isabel a la dicha
firma de E'John Nuveen Co.., y con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
NUEVO CAMBIO

Yea la Ultima lista de precios de 60
raas y tubos FISK quedara sorprsn-
dido con la reduction en- precios.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
(De ''El Heraldo de Cuba'', de Ia
Habana)

Acaso desde los dias epicos de la que
ira europea en- que los ases de la avia-
ci6n Sc remontaban mas ala de las
nubes, entire ell cardeno horror de las
batallas, v Sc buscaban y Sc perseguian
en- los espacios infnitos, en- tragicas
escaramnzas, hasta encontrarse en- cho-
Iques formidabAss, cayjado tenvueltos
en- rojas ttnicas de fuego, y desde los
grandes vuelos transatlanticos, el mum
90 no habia seguido con tan nerviosa
expectation una av'entura aerea como
la qn, ell ingeniero fbrasileno Pinto
Martins con ell Teniente Hinton, ell ma
quinista Wilshusen, ell periodista Bye
y ell operator cinematografco Baltzell,
han empezado realizar, saliendo des
de Nueva Ybrk para Rio de Jarleiro,
al trav6s de una distancia de $500 mi
HAS. Ell vue!1 gigantesco del "Sam-
paio Correia' ha mantenido en- vibra
'ciql constante kos hilos tCe(graicps
del orL'3, desde que Sc alz6 de un estua
rio del rio del Norte, en- Nueva York,
hasta caer, con las alas notas en- la ba.
hia de Guantanamo, en- la roche del
% de agosto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
MAGNIFICA OCCASION

En- la casa situada en- la carretera
de Santurce, parada 20, amplia Y CO.
moda, pueden disponer de 1 ha-
bitaciones confortables las personals
solas matrimonios sin hijos, que 10
Geseen en- arrendamiento, por un mo-
dico estipendio mensual. La ventaja
mayor esta en- que es factible ofre-
Ger dichas habitaciones, con derecno
al uso de las dependencies de la ca
sa mesa, 81 asi conviniere.
Dirfjase a la misma casa donde
serA informado. 0 telefono 399 ver-
de, Santurce. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
San Juan Racing and
Sporting Club.
A V / S Q

A partir del domingo 10 del
corriente, Sc cobraran las en-
tradas a los ni1os asi: Grand
stand, $3.50, y a los demas 81
tios los mismos precios que a
los aduItos.
Sc recuerda a los padres o
encargados de nihos, que estos
no pueden iugar nj al "POOL"
nj a ninguno de los denas iue-
gos que Sc Ilevan a cabo en- ell
Hip6dromo, por prohibirIo la ley.
San Juan, P. r, Sept. 8 de 1922
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
Los tripdantes del "SampaiO Coreia'', eli
CnaI I|egard a San Juan de IN nOmentO a
OtrO, reIatan SuS dventuraS de Ia traveSia

ensimismado y taciturno; he ahi a Bye,
ell periodista, que ha nenado la actua-
idad del New York World, trasmi
t1en3lo las noticias del viaje, con admi
rable precision, por tlltimo, he ahi a
Baltzell, gordo, inquieto operador cine
matografico de Ia casa Pathe News que
ha logrado impresionar ocho mil metros
de film de la primera Unfortunate
etapa del viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
LA sALIDA DE NEW YORK:

He aqui la relaci6n que nos ha hecho
ell doctor Pinto Martins:
Salimos de New York ell diez sic
to. La despedida fue enaocionante. Un
gentio enorme agito en- nuestro honor
los pafiuelos desde la orilla del North
River.
Desde nuestra salida de New York
nuestra nave ha estado incesantemen-
te combatida por fuertes vientos con-
trarios. Pero conseguimos negar feliz
mente Charleston Nassau. Ell % al
(continla en- la Sra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
MATRICULA EN- LA UNIvERSIDAD
DE PUERTO RICO

Sc hace saber que Ia matricula para
los cursos de Artes Liberales, Farmacia,
Normal, Maestros Ruralss, y Alta Es-
cuela de la Universidad de Puerto Rico
Sc nevara efecto en- ell edificio ''Ro-
man Baldorioty de Castro'' de Rio Pie
dras durante los dias desde septiembre
IL hasta las IL am. de setismbre 16.
La matrfcula en- la Escuela Modelo
empezara Ell dfa 18 de septiembre por
Ia Mariana.
La matricula para Ell Colegio de Le-
yes, ell cual ha sido transfsrido a San
Juan, Sc uevara efecto, probablemen.
ts Ell dia 25 de septiembre. Ell sitio DON
de quedara instalado Ell colegio Sc anun
Siara mas lucgo.
Los estudiantes que vayan ingresar
por primera vez en- la Universidad de
Puerto Rico deben presentar sus infor
mes certifcados de creditos al mo-
mento de matricularse aquellos que
deben 1ngreSar en- Ell curse Normal O
On el de Maestro Rural deben traer ade
mas recomendacionse de los Inspsctores
de Escuelas.
Los estudiantes que soliciten ser ad-
nlitidos por primera vez en- la Alta Es-
cuela de la Univsrsidad no seran ma
triculados ante5 del pr6ximo jueves IA
de septiembre.
No Sc ofrecera curse de miIicia los
estudiantes del primer aiio de Alta Es
cuela. Los denas alumnos de la Alta
Escuela tienen que proveerse de sus in
formes miltiares.
La Quota del primer semestre debe
ser satisfecha al momento de matricu
larss Ell alumno.
G. w. ST. JOHN,
Dean, Universidad de P. r
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

Calcetines de seda Y
mercerizados, to dos
los cOiOres y tama-
nos, es- E0n
pecial a OVV'
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ROpa Inferior y Camisas

Camisas de purO ma
dras la verdadera ca
misa lavabEe cOlores
ssaar sa5anti- 200
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LA SRA. DEL PRESIDENTE
HARDING ESTA ENFERMA DE
ALGUN CUIDADO -.

WASHINGTON, sstiembre g. Sc ha
informado esta maiiana en- la Casa Blan
ca que la esposa del presidente Harding
Sc halla enferma de algdn cuidado.
Esta noche Sc anuncia una consulta
dc Inedicos. tIfI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
LOS AvIADoRES:

Rodeados de un gruro de Periods
tas, len ell Hall del Sevilla, los aviado-
res narraban las peripecias de su via
je.
He ahi al Photo Hinton, ell h6roc
DEL vue1o transatlantico, de Terranova
Plymouth, alto, fuerte, musculoso, de
,ojos aderados; he ahi Martins, con e.
CUTS tostado por La canicula del Anna
zonas, tipo profundamente criollb; he
ahi a Wilshusen, ell maquinista del
"sampaio'', ralido, delgado, un POGO
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sidera dicha adjudicacin nula y sin
ningin valor.
Resr'ectuosamente, p. DE CASTRO,
secretario del Consejo Executive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
BALFoUR EN- GINEBRA

GNEBR, setiembre g. El represen
tante de Inglaterra sefior Balfour abri6
esta mafana los debates de la Socie-
dad de Naciones.
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COLLEGE HEIGHTS

Miss Mary Copenhaver spent part Of
the holidays visiting Mrs. Archie My
ers and other friends in Pleasant Val
ley.
Those that spent New Years day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Eckard
were Mr.. Howard Eckard. wife and
two sons and Miss Clara Zahn.
Mrs. John Baker and two gins
spent part of the holidays visiting
with her sister and friends in Balti-
more They have returned home
Mr. william Rooms. of near Johns
Vile. and Mrs. Carrie King spent
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Eckard
Miss Laura Young. of near Union
vile. who is boarding. With Miss Maty
C5uenhaver. has returned after spend
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Harry Kay is spending some time in
Hagerstown with his uncle, Jesse Kay.
Miss Nellie Peeling has returned.
having spent week with relatives in
Gambler.
William KeideI, of Baltimore, spent
a while with his aunt, Miss Agnes
Frazier.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Gist, Sr., enter
tanned their children during Christ
mas, also received box of fine fruit
from the absent one in California.
Alfred keeney's funeral took place
Tuesday. January 3. and was afforded
by many relatives and friends
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
parsonage. January 5. Officers were
elected for the coming year Quite
number present. AN had most de-
lightful time.
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Wedding Dellskring.
/REsTArRAk 'IMERICAN.

Scrambled g&frdered a custo-
ner in a city a1tlestaurant. Milk
past, murmuredI kompanion, who
was not feeling w
Scramble two grave yard
stew" sang out I'll kitress with the
Titan hair.
'Here." correct he second man,
al want milk toa
You'll get it "" replied the
girl. That's wha call milk toast
down in Pittsburh here l worked"
The two custdcN held confer
ence and decidedOT but one over" on
the fresh your g. from Pitts
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FINkSBURG

Melvin Kay has resumed his studies
at W. NJ. College, Westminster, hav-
inc sDent two weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ Kay.
Mss Mary Bosley, who spent some
time at her home, has returned to
Parkville. Baltimore county, where
where she has charge of several
classes in the High School at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Mccoy have re-
turned, having spent some time in
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burgh The first one wanted a glass
of milk and the second cup of black
coffee.
When the girl appeared to put a
set up" of the restaurant artillery in
front of the men the second man gave
the following order:
ga bottle of tactical fluid for my
friend and scuttle of Java with no
sea foam for me-"
Chalk one an a dipper of ink,
shouted the girl She didn't even grin.
The Arklight.
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ing the holidays with her parents.

iAio III hOl-ddN W I'LL ttI pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtle Gorsucd, OF
near Taneytown, and Miss Mab!e AL
ocri, of West Main street, spent Mon
day afternoon with Airs. Harve, Eek
ard. so Is 4
hrs. Williams spent Friday after
no0n with Mrs. Harvey Eckard
.dr. and AIRS. Harvey Ecka,.l spent
Christmas day at Howard Eckard's
NJ. and rs. Charles Carter, OF j.
llais Mrs. James EF.leI, OF Linwund
and Mrs. Frank Stevens. Miss Carter
@. Westminster spers Friday with Mr.
aad Mrs. ClarcICe Staub on College
Heights.
Miss Helen Sap2irgton, of Ba1:l-
more. Mr.. Edward Smith, OF neaT Tn
ionville and Miss Pearl Ripae5n, of
New windsor ana Miss Margaret Shat
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North Carolina.

North Carolina.
Mrs. Annie Shipley was called to
Statewood by the death of her moth
er-in-law. Mrs. Frances Anna Saiplev.
Willard Armacost. who has been
quite sick, is improving
The Misses Homer entertained the
members of their family and friends
on Friday evening. About 80 We're
present. s} 81
Daniel King died suddenly in Ten
nessee. December 81. His remains
We're shipped here for burial. He is
survived by widow, one son and one
daughter. MIR. King had large inter
ests in the mining regions in the
south where he spent most of his time
Frank H. Ireland of Roland Park
Baltimore. spent New Years eve. with
the home folks here.
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fer. of Westminster. snent Sunday af-
ternoon with Hiss M2ry Copponhaver
Mr.. Paul Mannio and wife have re-
tur- ed home oj.cr spending The holt
- in Pn:iGtc. Ih:a.
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There are true friends of Irish
freedom and then also there are
friends of a free fght-New York
Morning Telegraph.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
B0LSHEVK FOREIGN
MINISTER EXPLAINS
/. CONFERENCE POLICY
IRepuhIIcan a. p. leased WIre1


MOSCOW, Jan. 22.--George Chit
cherin, bolsheviki foreign minister
today explained to foreign newspaper
men the attitude of the soviet gov
ernment toward the Genoa economic
conference. He was desirous, he de-
clared, of refuting statements made
In the French press that the soviet
government was to go to Genoa TO
form a larger tribune for the dis
semination of propaganda, having in
view world revolution.
I'VE are going" he said. neither
as conquered nor as conquering. We
shall fight, but our fight will be for
commercial development-not for
revolution. We are going to the con-
ference to fight as equals with the
other powers; as the representatives
Of the proletarian government, offer
ing the capitalistic governments an
opportunity for developing the great
resources Of Russia so as to do jus
tice to the Russian proletariat as well
as to the foreign capitalists"
He said world equilibrium may be
restored only through the Russian
workmans government reaching an
agreement with capitalism.
Theoretically, he continued, Russia
favored a revision of the Versailles
tecaty and has claims under the
treaty.
FIe commended Premier Lloyd
George Of Great Britain highly. He
also expressed the hope and belief
that America would participate.
He declared he believed TIE gem
erous help of the United States to
Russia would contribute to the re-
moval of the prejudices which sincere
statesmen might have against soviet
Russia.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Workings OF Whiskey
Ring Disclosed With
Arrest Of Mrs. Bruce

Republican a. p. Leased WlreI
NEW YORK. Jan. az Workings
of a Montreal Boston-N York
whisky and drug smuggling ring were
disclosed by Deputy Police Commits
sioner Simon tonight following the
detention of Mrs. Frances Bruce
who, herself unconscious, arrived
here in a Pullman berth beside the
body of Mrs. Dorothy Wardwell.
DIR. Simon said Mrs. Bruce ad-
mitted she had been smuggling drugs
and whisky from Boston to New
York for several months while her
companion had worked on the Mon
treal end of the Illicit traffic before
getting into difficulties with the Ca
madam authorities that finally led to
her deportation.
According to her story it was Mrs.
Wardwell who provided the narcotic
which caused her own death.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Gonpers Opposes
Recognition Of
Soviet Despots
TRspubIIcaa A. P. Leased Wlrel


WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.--Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor has followed
UP his recent attack on the proposal
to have the United States enter the
Genoa economic conference along
with Russia by an editorial in the
forthcoming issue of the Federation
list, official organ Of the organiza-
tion, which declares that mo worse
blunder could be made" than to send
American delegates to Genoa. Ac-
ceptance by the United States Of an
invitation to Join the conference. he
asserts, would be "a pronouncement
that would go throughout the world
that Ienine and Trotsky are to be
recognized"
ITO recognize the Lenine despot-
ism at this time would be to con-
found the situation and still further
postpone the time when recognition
Of a government based on a free ex-
preston Of the people may be estab-
lished,D he added.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Labor Board Retains
OUertin1e Rates For
RoiLuUay Clerk Rules
[RepubIIcan a. ?. Leased Wlrel

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.--Although op-
posed by the three railroad members
of the railroad labor board. provision
for time and a half pay after nine
hours OF work was retained In rules
governing railway clerks. issued today
by the board, which also authorized
an eight hour day within a spread Of
twelve hours. The new rules become
effective February /. The railroad
Members issued dissenting opinion,
dalaring that overtime within 10
Ma4Ars was unjust. unfair. unreason-
ehap. and burdened the carrier with
a1l unaNonomical condition"
Hna 8N rules supplant the national
RNHfHNNf Which have been in effect
nAIn& kl1e new agreement.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
File Charge OF
Murder Against
Husband Slayer
TRepubIlcan A. p. Leased Wlre1

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. ga
charge of murder was entered today
against Mrs Catherine Roster, who
Roster, and his stenographer. Mildred
Greclxitt in the offices of the Roster
Advertising Agency of which he was
the head. The young widows only
calm moment today was the brief
period that she was permitted to hold
her three months old baby boy, who
had, been brought to the city hall by
her mother. Nearly all day she paced
her cell, sobbing and wringing her
hands.
According to q statement issued by
Rosters brother, who also was his
partner in the advertising business,
Mrs. Roster was exceedingly jealous
OF her husband.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Three Killed And 4
Injured When Auto
Hits Sleigh Party

NEWARK, Ohio, Jan. 22.-Three
people were killed and four injured
last night when their bobsled was
struck by an automobile.
Those killed and injured were
members of a coasting party. They
had almost reached the foot of a
mile-long hill when they crashed
head-on into an automobile coming
up the hill. The sled was said to
have been on the wrong side of the
road. Only one member of the
coasting party was uninjured.
Orlo Dumlat, Is, was killed at
Granville, near here, while coasting.
His sled was hit by an automobile.