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Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

$500
BUYS NEW FOUR-ROOM BRICK
MODERN, GOOD SHADE, SIDE
WALKS. THIS is A GOOD BUY.
PRICE $4,000. CASH $500. BAL
ANCE $25 PER MONTH. KINCAID.
110 NORTH FIRT AVENUE. oil
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
$3.50 Cash
Buys Classy
New Bungalow

It's just blocks from carline and
the yard is all fenced in. Price only
$1250-$150 cash: balance $40 month
ly.
THOMAS INVESTMENT co.
90 w Adams IL
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
q Acres
$500

Four room house, bath and toilet;
chicken yard: best of soil: just out of
city limits, n. e.; $3.50 cash, balance
$50 per month.
WOLPE INVESTMENT co.
Tel 6477 10 Il. Adams ST 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
Experience

II you contemplate buying a ranch
and are not familiar with soil and
conditions in general in the different
localities, it will be to your advan-
tage to consult Emery E. Oldaker, 122
w. Washington. 1t
FOUR LOTS and two-room house,
fenced, with chicken run, two chick
en- houses, city water in Kitchen; two
blocks from car line; So a month.
Phone 1892. DIM
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

IL ACRES with new e-room
house, electric lights. shade, new
chicken runs, 5000 cash, $50 per
month.
az acres, Groom frame house,
close in. $500 cash, $40 per month.
5 acres. $3.50 cash, $50 per month
on paved road.
acres with four room house,
shade; 200 chickens. COW. $4,000;
$3.50 cash. $40 per month.
10 acres, $500 cash, $50 per month.
viii sacrifice acres, good house,
close in, fine land: $500 will handle
40 acres, close in with four-room
house. big barn, near car line, fruit
trees shade, well fenced. best land
in Phoenix. $175 per acre.
EBEN CoE
Bonded Real Estate Broker
Phone 4065. 26 S. Third Ave. It
TEN acres, about seven miles
northeast, well improved; a good buy
at present low prices; $425O; easy
terms.
Ten acres near Roosevelt school;
clean sandy loan soil; fruit orchard,
good small house; price 1880; terms.
MURKEN & COBB, 113 n. End Ave.
Phone 1912 1t
CASA GRANDE. Electric power,
the L. S. diversion dam. and the San
Carlos will all help to make big prot
its above present prices. See us for
bargains. Stine & Fields, 32 N. Cen
ter. DIM
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

Corner Lot 95x140 Feet at Corner
of Third st. and Culver. This is the
finest residence or apartment house
lot in Phoenix. I can deliver this lot
at $1,400 which is just half its value.
If you want to build or speculate you
can never beat this. See me before
1t is taken.
FRED A. DIBBLE
IT N 1st Ave Phone 5003 dl
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

1920 CHEVROLET RDs. 49,. $500
new tires and tubes. seat covers,
new top and runs like a million dol
lars.
1921 OLDS s TOUR. $500
Repainted. good tires, and has
been run less than a year; original
cost $16S5.
1919 FORD TOUR. :. $3.50
Motor overhauled, seat covers, ven-
tilating windshield and starter block.
1919 FORD DEL. ............$2 $500
Starter block, good tires, Al
Mechanical shape.
1917 HUPMOBILE TOUR. -. $3.50
In good mechanical shape, seat COW
ers. side glass wind shields and spare
tire.
1917 MAXWELL TOUR. $500
WOODBURY. 4 MARTIN
407 w. Washington st. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner
of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
Owner can be seen at house on the
northeast corner. If
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
EoR aALE-REAL EsTATs
Choice 5 Acres

Has 6 room house, plenty OF screen
norches, barn and shed, lots OF lruts
and berries. A snap az $z,2VV' oniS
'yTTHONAS INVESTMENT co.
20 w. Adams st
-oo acree of good sandy loan SOIL;
60 cp1tivafion: good well and
,,nI,se. this is a bargain; price SlzoO;
Ssoo cash. Apply 80 w. Van Buren,
street. -------------
---iT75715 & Al ,T5--6 acres, $3.50 cash $50
o,'tl, ana 10 acres, $500 cash, S5V
mohln. e. DIM
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
$49O
536-38 w. WASHINGTON
PHONE 4947

NOTE THESE CARS
NOTE THE PRICES
NOTE THE RECOMMENDATIONS
CHANDLER:
Good tires, seat covers, bumpers,
spare tire, excellent top, and in first
class mechanical condition. A car
we can recommend as being worth
all the owner wants for 1t; in fact,
it is a bargain at $3.50.
NASH:
Here's a car that looks like new.
Has new seat covers. good top, bump
ers. shock absorbers. spare tire, etc.
A real bargain at 5000.
oLDSMoBILE:
It's an 8. Good shape and will
paint, for $3.50.
FORD TOURING:
Just a real good Ford for 5000
OVERLAND:
A good car and will make very
special terms. $425.
STUDEBAKER:
The big Six" We, can recon-
mend this car. Has special top and
two new tires and two good tires.
$1100.
HUDSON COUPE:
Always carefully driven and in
wonderful shape. It's a real buy at
$500.
KISSEL:
Chummy roadster. Wire wheels,
very good tires, etc. $3.50.
BUICK:
We have two Buick skies, one at
$745 and the other at $3.50: both good
buys, especially the one at $745.
DULMAGE & DUNBAR
Central ave. and Madison.
Phone 400S. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Chelsea Place
WEST wILLETTA

WEST wILLETTA
S1sOO-75 FEET FRONT BY 154
FEET LONG-FACING WEST
WIII.ETTA EVERGREEN
SHADE TREES IN FRONT
THE STREET is PAVED AND
ALMOST PAID OUT-CHEL-
SEA PLACE is NEARLY
BUILT UP SOLIDLY, so THIS
IS ABOUT YOUR ONLY
CHANCE TO SECURE A LOT
AND HALF IN THIS DE LUXE
HOME ADDITION.
GREEN & GRIFFIN
Tel. 66O4. 124 N. First Ave. dl
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
A $4,000 HOME

LOCATED NORTHE A ST
- A NEAT LITTLE HOME
ROOMS - AND BATH
ALL IVORY AND WHITE
ENAMEL FINISH--G OOD
GARAGE.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

10 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. II
BARGAINS
Well built 6-room p. d. house by
car. on paved street. Rents for 1925
per month. VIII take $500 cash with
easy terms.
Well built cement house. 6 rooms
with furniture. $500 cash, $50 per
month.
Well built two-story apartment
house, $1,000 cash will handle; min
walk from center of town.
EBEN COE
Bonded Real Estate Broker
Phone 4065. 26 S. Third Ave. 1t
FOR SALE-Six-ro house, with
lot adjoining, blocks from town.
407 +. Polk ST dl
SAVE RENT = Better homes for
less If we build them. Monthly in
stallments. Free plans. 10 years in
Phoenix. Carl H. Johnson G. Co.,
Contra sctors. CentraI and Madison. If
FOR SALE - Six-room house,
screened porch. hardwood floor, mod
ern in every respect. Phone zoos. If
FURNISHED HOUSE
8 rooms and bath completely fur
nished,. good neighborhood. Price
$3.50. 5000 cash. Apply 80 West
Van Buren, Street DIN
SEVEN ROOM home. 1906 N. Cen
trail. near Indianola; fine shade, fruit,
chicken lots, near car line, no city
taxes: terms. See owner or phone
1887 for appointment. gb
WELL BUILT two story brick
bungalow. with basement, block north
Of Library, newly finished and de-
corat I'd. Lower floor has 5 rooms,
bath and enclosed porch. Upstairs
has rooms. bath and large screen
porch and may be used as apart
ment Front and rear stairways.
Most Of lower floor in old ivory.
Quarter sawed oak floors in living
room, dining room and front hall.
Kitchen and both bath rooms in
white enamel with new linoleum.
Kitchen has enameled refrigerator
and other furniture and large gas
range. Everything modern. built-in
features throughout. Gas in every
room. Large closet to each bed
room. A fine well located home that
could be made to pay for itself. VIII
be sold cheap this week. If interested
phone owner at 6277. dl
FOR SALE-My place at 723 +.
Pierce st, furnished or unfurnished.
II. n. Westcott. gp
$400 CASH
Buys the $4,000 modern home for
$500. See Fred Knapp, at Citizen
state Bank. DIP
A LOVELY HOME
7-room brick modern house, hard
wood floors, basement and furnace,
sun parlor, large double garage, large
lot, out north; a real classy home;
price below cost; possession at once.
Tel. 1852 Bolin Realty Co, 26 w.
Van Buren, st. 1t
NEW 3-room cottage, S-piece bath,
lights and water, not far out, 1875,
$3.50 down, balance monthly. 345 y.
Monroe st. dm
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

WE CAN MAKE AT
TRACTIVE TERMS ON
THIS.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

WE'LL BE GLAD TO
SHOW YOU EITHER OF
THESE HOUSES.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

FOR sALE-HousEs
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

ON WEST PIERCE ST,
A S ROOM BRICK - ALL
MODERN AND IN GOOD
CONDITION - PRICED AT
$4,000. WITH $500 CASH
PAYMENT.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

HERBERT S. PRINCE CO.,
REALTORS
10 NORTH CENTRAL, AVE. i
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

PALACE GARAGE
Jack Wolman, Mgr.
425 w. Adams st. Phone A265 It
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
Look At This

Tel. sso4. 124 N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25

FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-13
de la Isla

, brando fiestecitas intimas en- Ell salon
de asambleas de nuestra Universldad.
La primera que tuvo efecto fue Ia re-
cepcion dada por los alumnos del ter
Ger a1o A. E. la facultad y la cla-
Sc del cuarto ano de este misno de-
partamento. La organizadora de esta
fiesta fu6 la muy entusiasta simpa-
tica Srta. Socorro Paniagua, siendo ayu
dada por los demas miembros de su cla-
/ Sc. Felicitamos al tercer ano al mis-
mo tempo deseamos expresarles por
medic de estas lineas nuestro agradeci
miento por habernos invitado para di-
cho acto.
La de la clase- Normal fue celebrada
a. dia siguiente, quedando muy trillan
te y concurrida. Nuestra fencitaci6n
r2ra las nuevas sacerdotisas del tenn
plo de Minerva.
Ell viernes, JUNO 8, fue ell "Class-
Party" de la clase del cuarto aiio.
A. e. Ell salon estaba adornado con los
colores de la clase y en- el no cabia
una persona mas, pues ha sido la mas
ccncurrida de, las festas celebradas en-
estos lltimos dias. Ell programa Sc lie
vo cabo tai como estaba anunciado,
i.sciendo uso dc la palabra Ell joven
Clemente Pereda para dar la bienveni-
da los concurrentes. Luego Sc leyeron
los delnas trabaios, tales como la His
toria de la Clase, ell testamento, la pro
fecia y Sc dieron los regalos. Ell ioven
poeta Toro recit6 una poesia original,
la cual fue muy aplaudida.
FL cronista felicita los j6venes del
cuarto afo, por sus atenciones para
con los concurrentes y al. mismo tempo
por su gran triunfo obtenido, despues
de cuatro afios de ardua labor mental
CRoNIsTA.
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JUNTA DE FARMAcIA
oOnvocatcria a Ex&menes

Cumpiendo 10 dispuesto por Ia ley
de Farmacia en- la segunda quincena
del prcsente mes, daran comienzc los
examencs do fsrmacia, para auuellos
que deseen revalidar sus titulos de far
mscsuticos, y, para aQuellos que estan-
do debidamente matriculados, quieran
examinarse dc algunas de todas las
asignaturas de la carrers.
las Eclicitudes, indicandc las ssig-
naturas que han de tomar y demAs do
curnentos, asi como tambien giro postal
por la cantidad de $40 como derechos
de- axamen, serkn recibidos hassa el dia
20 do junic, plasO en- que sxpirara Ia
admission de los mismos.
Cualauier Otra information cue de.
Geaxs pOdra obtenerla del Sr. Tomas
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DEsDE RIO P1EDEAs

Hace varias noches Sc vienen cele-
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lla podido haccr que los ,agriculto-
res Y ganaderos construyan tres gran
des tanques de immersion en- aquei
distrito.
El domingo proXimo pasado Sc
celebro una asamblea en- la escuela
Grant de aquel niunicipio, la
que .concurrieron Representatives. de
todos los barfios. En- aquella asam-
blca Sc acord6 nombrar la directiva
de la "Liga Agricola de Manatf", Y
resultaron electos los senores siguien
tes:.
Presidente, don Miguel Canales;
Vice presidente, don Ramon Pares;
>Secretario, don Jose A. Avila; Te-
.sorero, don Valentfn Duran; Vcca-
les, don Jose A. Freytas, Cecilio Ben
con, Francisco Menendez Balbany, Ma
,nuel Hernandez, Mr. Joseph G. Mo
rim Y Mr.. j. Davis.
Es digna de elogios la actividad
que desplega el senior Avila en- be
nefcio del agricultor y del distrito
que representa-. Una campana igual
es IA que hace falta en- toda la isla
en- beneicio de la agricultural y del
pals en- general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-13

Bayam6n. P. r., JUNO 12
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, p. r.
Distinguido senior:
LIE suplico tenga la bondad de hacer
la siguiente aclaraci6n mis- notas pu-
blicadas recientemente, relatives a la
exhihic1on agricolo-escolar celebrada
er esta poblaci6n:
'Por un error involuntario dej6 de
mencionar a la bellisima intelligence
profesora Sarah Marquee, quien desde
que Ell Sr. Ferrer Calder6n march6 a
Fajardo, para hacerse cargo de SUI nue.
vo puesto, estuvo trabajando cons
tantemente por que la exhibici6n cele-
hrada tuviera Ell feliz exito que tuvo.
Nos hemos apresurado hacer tan
justa aclaraci6n, porque deseamos que
la isla en- general sepa, como 10 sabe
todo Bayam6n, la laudable labor reali-
zada por tan alto exponente EN- Ell ma
gisterio de esta localidad.
Anticipandole las gracias, quedo de
listed atentamente,
Saturnino SANTIAGO.
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Una carta
rs abriI 1a22.

~ "SAAS ISA3s
Escalera Gregg School,
santurce, p. 3.
EEny sefiores nuestros:
Informado del exito que aI>anz6 su
colegto en- La Ultima graduation cele-
brada en- el teatro oLIMPo, como es-
rfritu amante de la verdad y conse-
cuente con Ell progreso, me adclanto por
medic de esta felicitaci6n enunciar
mis- parabienest y hacer fervientes vO-
tUs porQue su colegio negue CONVEX
tirse rapidamente en- una gloricsa Uni
versidad antillana.
La grandeza de su colegio, los SER
vicics efcientes que est& rindiendo, y
Ia trascendencia suma que entrsnan sus
rrop6sitcs lie hacen I'd, sr. director
acreedor a Ia cooperation material y
moral de nuestro noble pueblo puer-
tOrriqneGo.
Le saluda respetuosamente,
Finlay Weymouth and lee
d. w. LEE,
't Manager. Advt.
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CARTA ALBERTA

Bayam6n. P. B., JUNO 10.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
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continuation de la IA. pag.)

va y otras,, recitaron lindas poesfas
alusivas al, acto, que revisti6 todos
los caracteres de una gran solemn
dad.
Es justo consignar las muchas
Y merecidas felieitaciones~q que por. Ell
exito grandioso de estas. .festas ha
recibido la Junta Directiva de la
Congregation de las Hijas de Maria,
muy especialmente las distinguidas y
virtuosas se1oritas Candida Gucrre
70 Y Ramona Cano, presidenta y vi.
ce presidcnta respectivamente de di-
cha association, las hermanas, seno
ritas Rodriguez, por su cooperation
entusiasta en- la parte musical que
ha, sido de exquisite gusto artistico.
Co1Tespo'asat Especial.
Vega Baja, JUNO l, 1929.
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CAMPANA RURAL EN- MANATI

La campana que Sc. esta III ran
DO en- los campos de Manatf por ell
active agcnte del departamento de
Agricultural Trabajo de Puerto Ri
co, don Jose A. Avila, es digna de
APPLAUSE. Ell senior Avila todos los do
nlingos celebra conferencias con los
agricultores de aquella comarca y va
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-13
PUEDEN CAzAR

FL Secretario Executive INFERNO
ha expedidc licencias para cazar y
portar armas de caza, los senores
Ulises y Octavio Garcia Rivera. de
Rio Piedras, P. R.
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Vera R4era, por escrito, o personal
mente, en- la ofcina, calle de Allen
No. 8, Palacio Rojo.
Lcdo. Carlos Garcia de QUEvEDo,
Secrstario.
San Juan. P. R., JUNO 9, 1922. Advt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
"RAISER OF THE DEAD" HAS
SUBSTITUTE FOR SLEEP
Miracle Doctor Offers Device to
Purify Blood Without Slumber

New York, March 14.-Not only does
DIR. OctaviO Felix PedroSs. the young
brazilian "scientista medrn- inventor
as his professional cards proclaim
him-beliove he has discovered how to
raise the dead and turn Negroes into
white men by mechanical means. but he
also has blueprints of an apparatus
which he says will charge the blood with
electricity. purify it. and thus do away
with the necessity for sleep.
The doctor IL confident that another
machine for which he has plans drawn
will cure any disease mot due to mi.
crobes' in day and put advancing
, old age to flight in a month.
DR.. PcdroSs arrived here from Sac
I'aulo. Brazil last Monday. explaining
, that he was n graduate Of the Royal
Co 'lege of Physicians and Surgeons in
London. At the law office of Joseph
i. MacNaier. in the Woolworth Build.
ing. yesterday he gave additional details
of his discoveries.
His electrical substitute for sleep Is
built upon the belief thar the nature
of all energy can be- transformed. Dr.
'edross' machine is applied to the blood
vcsse =. from which il is designed TO-
extract impurities and inject an artit.
"ial serum which rochargcs it with en-
ergy. \ static alternate Or frequent
current can be applied at will, the
doctor says.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
ULSTER BODY GETS
WORD FROM KING
Message Opening Parliament
Suggests Laws to Curb
Belfast Crimes
SO SLAIN IN CITY THIS YEAR
BY the Associated Press

Belfast. March 14.--The Ulster Par.
lament reconvened today. The Kings
speech opening the session stated that
the legal process of transferring the
various services in Northern Ireland
from British control to that Of the u
ster Government was now complete. but
regretted that the transfer Of the stan
and the ALLEGATION of property and rec.
ords to the Government departments had
net proceeded ns expeditiously. The
speech continued:
81 congratulate you on the manner
in which. In spite of these obstacles. tho
departments of the Government have
been brought 50 rapidly into smooth
working order. The snirt Of conciliation
shown in Northern Ireland in the set.
tlcment Of industrial disputes is tend.
ing toward a moro satisfactory state Of
affairs"
The King expressed hone that means
would soon bc devised enabling the Gov
crnment departments to cope with the
difficult administrative problems. and
said projected legislation included con
ferring of powers necessary TO prevent
crime. secure peace and maintain order
Relfnst's casualty list from the ar.
ticiiies Of gunner and bomb. thr"wcrs
in the last ton weeks totals cighty-threo
deEu ana lbt SERIOUSLY WONnUcu. az
rorling to the Northern WhiG. which
declares this is relatively more terrible
than for the whole year 1921"
The list would have been greatly
swollen. the newspaper adds. IL all those
who received bullet wounds were in
cluded. 1t points out as the worst fen
ture Of the recent outbreaks the number
Of women and children, some Of them
babies. struck by chance bullets or
bomb splinters.
Twelve persons, including women and
children. were injured through tho OK.
r'oS'on Of bomb thrown in Foundry
street last night. The injuries of two
are serious. There were two bomb
outraRes during the night
Police Sergeant Clark and con-
stable. while returning from tho
funeral Of comrades killed in the
disturbances last week, were attacked
by an armed bandit in Falls road
Clark fell dead. his body riddlrd with
bullets. The constable returned the
fire and n civilian was dangerously
wounded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
SOFIA OENOUNCES BOMBER
Bulgaria Expresses Regret for At.
tack on U. S. legation

sofia, March 4.-,By A. P.l--Dc.
nouncing the bombing Of tn" United
States Legation, Minister ot the In
ter ior Daskaoff has issued this state.
mcnt:
1--WE are all indignant at the odious
attempt against the United States ega.
tion. Its author cou'd not be Bull
garan, for there is not n Bulgarian
VINO could thus offend the great Amer
lean Republic, to which the Bulgarian
people are so much indebted.
'On behalf Of the Government, 7
have personally expressed regrets to
Mr.. Wilson, the American Minister !:
King Boris has already expressed his
regrets through his secretary and the
Ministry of the Interior has offered n
reward of 100 levas' lnormaly about
$4,000 for the discovery Of the authors
Of the attempt
Parliament, with tn" Socialists and
Communists participating. yesterday
unanimously voted the regrets of Par
Lament and the country for the bomb.
ing Of the Legation,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
fascist AND SOCIALISTS
REVIVE REIGN OF TERROR
Sansuinary Encounters Reported
From All Parts Of italy

Rome. March IT, by \. P.l--
Snnguinnry encounters between FaS-
cisti and Socialists have been resume,.
with all their former terror. arrording
tn advicrs received in Rome today from
various parts Of Italy.
Five workmrn wcr" killed by bullets
from Fascist rovolvcrs in villages sur
rounding Parma, following isolated en-
counters between gnngS of the vario'l>
factions. Nor" than a score were in
jurrd. including two Fa>ciS,i
Near Modcna III" Fuscisti attacked u
group OF Socialists in cafe. onr
Socialist being killed and several scri.
ousl y injured with heavy clubs.
Near lfar"nza Il peasant was boat, II
T." death by tn" Fascist. and the >ocre.
tary Of Socialist club was killed near
Reggie" Still another Sorial>, was
killed at SpcZiN.
Disorders. in which many were
wounded, occurred ncur Bologna and
Mantua. Near CrcmOna the Fascist
attacked the royal guards and wounded
tw" of them when they ,nught to pre-.
vent setting fire to tn" Socialist head
quarters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
RESENT GANDHpS ARREST
East African Mosiems Are Deeply
Stirred by Britain's Course

London. March 1i.--(By A. P.)--
The arrest in India Of Mohandas X.
Gandhi. non .co- -operationlst leader. has
created intense feeling among the In :
dians in British East Africa. accord :
ing to a Central News dispatch from
Nairobi dated Monday. Mass. meet :
ings of protest have been held in vari I.
ous ccntcrs and a complete boycott
was declared at Mombasa, the capital,
for one day
The local Indian congress has des-
ignated n committee to decide upon the
future course in view Of the latest
developments in India.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14

this morning, falling which they Will
be subjected to bombardment.
Advices from the western district yes
terday afternoon showed the Govern :
ment forces were sweeping In from both
sides upon the commandos fighting at
Harrisburg, the advance Government
forces having reached the ridges over =
looking the town.
II was believed the lull In the fighting
meant that Premier SHUTS was trying
to obtain the unconditional surrender
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14

captured Rrakpan. Brakpan Is coal.
mining center, twenty two miles east
OF johannesburg. and has been q revo.
|lutionary stronghold. A Cape Town
diepatch last night stated that Ma jor
General Van Deventer was marching
on Brakpan after having captured Be.
noni. -.
The commandos at Fordsbirs, five
miles west OF this place, have been no.
tilted By tho Government that they must
eyscuate their positions BY IL o'clock
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Choosing q Site
for the Exposition

demands due consideration of the advantages
Of every location suggested.
But, no matter where the fair is held, Phila-
delphia world-famous ice cream will be one
Of its features
Whatever site is chosen -Supplee-Wills-
Jones quality products and service will be
available. Our milk wagons cover the citv
and su burbs most thoroughly. Our ice cream
is sold by thousands of dealers.
Boost Philadelphia and the Sesqui- Centennial.
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Of the strike commandos. so az to avoid
the loss Of life which would be cntailed
I'm overwhelming them with his forces.
This city. which on Saturday, and
Sunday was the center Of the battle
area, resumed it's normal appearance
Yesterday. The streets we're Allied with
the usual shopping crowds and the fash:
ionable tearooms and stores were al
doing business.
The Dutch burghers have materially
assisted the British forces In their sue.
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SERENADER IS WOUNDED
Delaware Bridegroom Fires Int,
Crowd OF Calithumpians

Laurel. Del. March H. While hc
and his bride were being rendered
cnlthumpian screnad" hast night, Oscar
Messick. a farmer residing near Laurel.
fired into the crowd Of ncishbors with
shotgun.
Richard Mitchell. one Of the PARTY,
was seriously wounded. ~ pellets en-
TO Peninsula General Hospital ut Salis-