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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14


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'"P''ioloA solo os apAeaoie z los rs
''''''s ~ Z -os I0-Il'o-lo7 ll9o--
poI&"o9 0 no como f"er0o Rlco 09ne.
mos 4ue 0l @-Ao. ~ pariaIo pehol -llllo
0e Id 27cc-0n o Sc ols2ons'
II ConsIeso 57llo-a poder para ol5
Poner oe J haee1 5ooa5 Ias reGias y
Ie 1alAehtoS cue Sc hecesl5en al res
pecto del t91ritono u otra propiedad
perfeneclente los Hstados Unldos;
y naaa de 70 con59nido en- esta Cons
tt0clon haora oe lnterpretarse en- el
seAtldo oe pesloalcar cualQmer dere.
p cho de los Es62eos onldos, de cual-
Quler Hstado.
P9ra cunplic con ol primer procepto
ooastitue onal, aEaaen, entertainments
cjtado, 10 Asar.b.ea Legislative de Puar
70 Rico en- febrero rs de 1903 pas5
una ley que se titula Ley autorizando
al Gobernador da Puerto Rico tras-
pasar ciartos terroaos a Los Estados
Unidos para fines navales, miHtares =
para otros fnes' las Secciones s y 6 de
la cual dispoae
'Secci6n o. Qae Sc de p0c il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
LOS INFORMES DE LA REY0
LUCION BULGARIA SON
CONTRADICTORIOS

BELGRADE JUNO IS. Omitted
Press) ~ Las comunicactones con 50
fla contindan inter rumpidas. La cen
sura es cada vez mas estricta. aunque
Sc conocen por complete los detaIles del
golpe de estado.
De cinco a seis regimientos de Sofia
Sc han retirado las montanas de Vi
tosh.
Aunque las parties ofciales aseguraA
que la paz raina en- todo el pals, otros
1nformes dicen cue las guarniciones del
Interior del pals Sc han negado re-
conocer el nuevo gobierno y que los
ministries escapados estan orgal4izando
a los campesinos para atacar al 50
tierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
Mi distinguido companero:

Rico por c0mpra 0 appropriation for
zosa.
Y despu6s surgi6 el pleiso entire la
Iglesia Cat6Hca Apost5uaa Romaua, en-
Puerto Rico, y ell Pasblc de Puerto
Rico y los Estados Ualf y, para como
Ger del cuaI Sc confr,5 jurisdiction ori-
ginaI a la Corte suprAaa > la mayor
parte de estos pleitos fuercn favcla-
tIemente resueltos q "a Iglesia Cat6li-
ca. gracias a la pericla Y sa6i5uria del
distingrido jurisconsu-to cue Ia repre-
sentaba el Lcdo. Juaa Hernandez To
paz. Y substgutentemenee vino el arrc
elo en u de agosto de 1908. y la tran
sacci5n entire la Igleaia Cat6Hca, 81
Pueblo de Puerto Rico y e co0ierro
de los Estados Unidos. Y est0s dltimas
ror .eL cuartel de 'santo Do.aingo' y
Ell terreno en- cue est5 caclavado, " el
terreno en- que esta enc.avaa9 d Guar
tel de 'Bauaia' ofreeieron oierto voln-
te mil doIares'' los cuaIes fue,o1 accp-
tados y en- la Ley de Prespruesto, IS
stats. at Large. pas. 1913. Sc eonsigna.
ron por ell Congreso los ciento veinta
nil d6lares para q page al Oblspo do
Tuerto Rico por la propiedad aludiaa.
''Desde ell momeaso de Ia tIansaccl6n
de los pleitos y despu6s desde eI mo
mento del pago por el Gobierno de los
Bstados Unidos al Obispo c3 Puerto
Rico de los ciento veinte nil d6.ares,
ces6 la Jurisdiction de 81 Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, sobre Ell edifcio Y s9bre
el terreno en- cue est5 enclavado. v ce-
50 no solo por la comp1a cue hizo el
Gobierno de los Eet9dos unidos ael
edidcio y del terren5. sino tambida por
II expresa voluntal dc El Pueblo de
Fuerto Rico, consigaaa1 On el aa5 1903,
en- las secciones 5 Y 6 de Ia ley que
antes hemos citado.
lC6mo puede, opinan, e. Pu2Fio de
Puerto Rico alegax asquescencia, con
sentimiento Y usos y costum oces en un
case de esa natmaleza? mo saoian y
saben los funcionarios de El Pueblo
de Puerto Rico Que existen esaa leyes
sustantivas sobre la materia Que impi-
den cualQuier alegaci6n de esa na+u
raleza? mo tenian conocimiaato judi
cal de elias las mismas cortes?
'Desde luego que 81. Pero ann hay
mas. FL Fiscal General recia an,emente
considerable que este problelna era eE
yerdad mas serio de 10 cue a primeca
vista parece, insinuaba 10 qco podlia
en- Corte alberta, eli una de las Cortey
(Continda en- Ia pag. 10)
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elias bas{anas essa3o rs19c.oa.n5o fa,
to es7 - oro71or-e ia u i,.ris5focf5.,
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rat, - p9rao.,e n,r 4,,a-.ss III il.
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oillamente Sc establecsn " 60 dice oua
tersrsn irriydicci5n en San Imam pop-
oe rra,,so*fo- a+o e+~ 20 - o.aoo+
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La Camara de Concrete Sc 0pO-
ne a la aprobaci6n de varios
proyectOs de nuestra Legislature

PaeoIuci6n C0ni1-Yfa da Ia V5,-7aY9
Nm, na.o soIia;tar IN conoro.
j. III III Fs+ados rrnidos Il s,0ra-
sian IL IL +a,;fa alta i i cab,ta IL
con los EE. TIT sustit1v6ndolas nor
tarifss fScalos Tratados de- CO.
,,,o,.oio Fsta n,.o,aoto o,,,,,,el,,o my,
oan,bio total 10 nnost~o. sis+eroa oc,-
o6,,ioo " ban,os uegado 10 can
olusi6n do oge el r,i<r,o M daho eo.
anrobado i'll baso, na.sdo arta. nor
,,,a Co,ai.i5n 4a -l.-o... ,..,...4..
- i n.,+oria o,,a anasa a.+aI;or
49, Jo,;oa5o y a.,.,,ta Wy ~. aa,rl;
tnd noea,. c,ad,,ra monte sns in@on-
,-o,ion+os &. oor,,on.o,. ,o. ,1l+f,,o o
l. on.ni6n. da ora Il nna,o r,stcdo
ba 10 se.. haoas.;oeo .na,.a 1os inte-
1900. ,...,o,..Io. 5,i n.s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14

consejeros y amigos politicos, el Pre-
sidente de Ia Repnolica Sc ha fugado.
e. tesoro esta completamente exhaus-
10 a las tropas Sc le deben los sa-
larios de muchos meses. Esta acci6n
del jefe ejecutivo ha causado honda
sensacion entire los extranjeros, pues la
Repdblca carece de gobierno. por 10
cual Sc teme que los soldados que no
Ian reci5ido IN solo centavo durant6
varios meses Sc dediQuen al robo.
Los ministries ezuanjeros han empe-
zado adoDtar medidas para proteger
a los subditos. los cuales empjezan a
refugiarse va en- Ios edidcioq de las
legaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14

Hablando uno de nuestros Repor-
ters con Don Arturo Bravo, eficiente
Secretario de la Camara de Conner
clio de Puerto Rico, Sc enter6 de que
este ORGANISING vivo una vida ac-
tiva en- todos los 6rdeneS, tratandc
de desarrollar nuevas industrias, po-
pularizando los productos de Puerto
Rico en- el mercado exranjero fo-
mentando las relaciones comerciales
de este pals con el Continente Es
bien sabido que la Camara de Co
mercio tiene en- su seno, no solamen-
te gente adinerada, sino caballeros
preparados en- el orden intellectual
para las grandes batallas del pro
greso.
La legislature pendiente ante nues-
ira Asamblea Legislative ahora, es-
ia siendo objeto de un detenido es-
tudio por un Comit6 de Legislation
de Ia Camara, que preside nuastro
amigo Don Emilio Vassallo, del
que forman parte los Sres Soto Gras,
Harry Besosa, Rafael Piehantoni V
Ramon Gambia C6rdova Este Co
mite ha estudiado todos los proyec-
tos de Ia ley que han sido impresos
hasta ahora ha rendido informes
sobre cada uno de aquGIlos que pue-
dan afectar Ia vida comerciaI del
pals
Nuestro Rcporfer vfsit5 en- slie o9-
mas del FarroemriI al ST. Vassallo.
Presidento de este Comit6. para ad-
ouirir meiores infornes " este le in
form6 ampliamente sobre el trabajo
que Sc ha hecbo, y que representa-
una ardua labor
rs de notarse. nos dijo el ST.. Vas
sailo, que hemos progresado mucho
en- este de ocupalnos de pro6Iemas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
DOS DCCTORE5 ALEMANES
MUERTCS POR LOS
FRANCHISES

BERLIN JUNO IS (Unttd Press) -
De Becklinghauseu informan que los
centinelas francesos dispararon sobre
COS doctores teutones por estar hacien-
do visit3s despu6s de las nueve de Ia
uocbe.
Ambos galenos n.urieron instanta-
neamente.
En- Dortmund t7mbi6n hicia1on fue
90 sobre I'm polieia germano Y el Dr..
Guelke, este dltimo por hacer visitas
Nocturnas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
los DBLECADOs AMERICA
NOS Sc ENTREVIsTAN CON
DE LA EUERTA

CIUDAD DE MEJICO, JUNO Is.
Omitted Press).- Los delegados ame-
r5canos sostuvieron esta ma1lana una
extensa entrevista con don Adolfo do
Ia Huerta con el proposito de discutlr
asuntos fnancieros.
La conferencia p1ogresa aunQae muy
despacio. Hoy no f7eron tratados asua
tos de gran impoctancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
"A PIERRE LOTT LE SERAN HE
CHOS FUNERALES NACIO
MALES

PARIS, JUNO 13 (Cable franc6s) -
Sc ha acordado celebrar funerales al
c6lebre escritor Pierre Lott, muerto el
domingo en- Hendaye.
EI Gabinete decide que IN torpedero
trasporte los restos del insigne literato
a la isla de oler6n, donde seran inhu-
mados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
Ell JEFE DE LA GUARDEA DE-
STAMBOULISKY HERIDO

ATBNAs, JUNO I3. Omitted Press)
Anuncian de Sofia que durante una lu-
cha en- las Gales de aqueIa capital
fu5 herido mortalmente ell captain de
los gendarmes de Stamboulisky.
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sTAMBOULIsKY MUERT0

LOHJDREs, junio 49, Omitted Press)
I'm despacho no condrmado recibido
ror el Central News" asegura que
los stambouliskistas Sc encuentran ro-
deados de tropas que el ex-premier
la sido muerto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
ALEMANIA PROTESTA DE
QUE Sc USE mONEDA FRAN
CESA SOLAMENTE

BERLIN, JUNO 49, Omitted Press) -
El gobierno aleman ha enviado una no
ta a Ia Comisiou lei vale dei Saare
protestando de que sc este us.ndo So
lamen5e moneGa f.ancesa en- 6icha re
gi6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
UN TIFON OCAsIONA GRA-
YES DANOS EN- FILIPINAS

MANILA, JUNO IS. (Cable franc6s).
I'm tif6n ha causado trece muertos y
numerosos heridos en- la isla de samar,
asi como la destruction de una vasta
region cultiyada.
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Ell GENERAL sAVOFF EN- ET.
PODER

C0NsTANTINOpLA, junio IS. (Uni-
ted Press).- FL general savoft, quien
Sc encontraba fugitive desde que stam-
boulisky subi6 al poder, Sc hizo cargo
de la legacion b6lgara en- esta ciudad,
Ia cu7l Sc encontra0a a cargo del GU
nado. del ex- premier.
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FL ESTADO DE SITIO
En- HOECHSTAMETAIN

BERLIN JUNO Is. (Unitd Press) -
Los franceses han declarado en- estado
de sitio todo el estado de Hoechstam-
main. por no cumplir con las 6rdenes
aictadas por las autoridades :nllitares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14

Una guagua OIdsn0obile-truck
con1Dletanente en- buen estado
Sc vende por $500.
DirUase a
LA PALOMA DE ORC
Parada 24-1 2 Santurce
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LOS PLAGIADOS
EN- LIBERTAD
LOS MLEISTGOS BULGARCS
EN- SOFIA Z BELGRADE
DESTITULDOS

SOFIA. JUNO 13. Omitted Press) -
les ministries bdlgaros en- Degrade y
Fraga han sido destituidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
Sc DA A CONOCER LA NUEVA
LEY ELECTORAL ITALIANA

ROMA, iunio 13. (United Press ~
El texto integro de ID nueva ley cleo
toral itahana, la sldo hecho p1bhco.
A primora vista "a ley parec9 la mas
oompljcdda de cuaatds existen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
Ell PREsIDENTE DE CHINA
COGE LAS DE VILLADIEGO

PEKIN, JUNO 3. Omitted Press) ~
Abandonado por Ia mayor parte de sus
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

Dallas, which took place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Bartlett of
Austin, Tuesday, February Is. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Law
renee II. Wharton of the University
Presbyterian Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Long will be at home at 2016 Fair
mount avenue. Dallas, after March /.
~ ~ ~
The ri Alpha Phi Social Club held
initiation of its newly-elected members
Tuesday evening. February 10, at the
club rooms, POO River avenue.
The following candidates were gi7-
en- the ten degrees qualifying them for
membership in the club: George r.
WOndrak. Fred w. Happel. Louis A.
Nitsch, Glenn J. Herdon, Harry w
Kleck, William +. Hanke, Chesley Il.
Redus, George Esser Jr. and William
b. GOate.
" ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Terrell of Sc
gum, who have been the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Ed Harpel, on
Craig Place. left Saturday for Del
Rio TO be the guest of friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Lucille Bennett and daughter.
Thelma. have returned to San An
tonic after two months visit in
the City of Mexico.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. Ethel Neal Matthews will -
certain with studio tea at her
studio at the Menger Hotel from 4
10 6 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. r. d. Blackstone of
Muskagee, Ohio, who is the guest of
'IrS. II. A. Moss. and Mrs. l.. Old
Of Uvalde A program will be given
and the following will take part !
George Cox, Marjorie Morley Smith.
Miss Sarah Karcher, Miss Alice Tay-
.Or, Percy Barbat of the Edna Parker
players. Assisting Mrs Matthews will
be Mrs. ]. p. Beitel, Mrs. George &c. |
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

course luncheon was served. The
guest lict included old friends OF the
honor guest, who was formerly Of San
Antonio.
" ~ ,4
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Gertrude Louise
Abraham, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Abraham of Milwaukee, Wis,
to Jerome X. Harris, nephew of Mrs.
Sam Harris of this city.
~ - -
Mrs. John G. Schfag of Defiance,
Ohio, arrived Friday night to spend
the remainder of the winter with her
sister, Mrs. William Will.
- - r.
II. II. Arnold announces the mar
riage of his daughter, Dorothy Caro-
lima, to Edward Dave Smith. Chap
lain J. Stuart Pearce of the Utica
Presbyterian Church. performed the
ceremony Friday. February Q, at the
home of the bridegroom. Only the
members of both families
were present.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18


and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1898.
Berlin, Feb. five want to
united people of brothers" I'll
pledge of allegiance from "Wilhel
Tell" was repeated by Preside
Ebert, Chancellor Cuno, and 9th
high officials and the whole audien
of several thousand persons at la
nights performance of Schiller's pli
in Berlin. 1t was in reply to Il
French action in closing up Il
theater in Essen where the same pli
was given a few nights ago.
This demonstration was staged !
the presence of the heads of the &c
man government. j..
When the performance reached Il
scene where emissaries from all par
of Germany swear to stick togethe
a man in the audience arose, and r
questing all to follow his example, r.
peated the oath word for word wit
everybody standing with the risfl
hand raised. Ebert, Cuno, their wiyd
and all the rest joined in. ThF'
Deutschland Ueber Giles" was sum
by the entire audience several time
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

Cox, Mrs. II. w. Dewey, Mrs. T. A.
Fontaine and Mrs. II. A. Moss. At
the tea table will be Miss Marjorie
Morley Smith and Miss Ruth Rigsby.
~ " ~
Mrs. w. ]. Lyle entertained with
bridge luncheon at her home on
Cedar street last Monday afternoon.
The home was decorated in flowers
and cut plants. Valentine motifs
were used in the score and tally
cards. Prizes were awarded Mes
danes A. ]. Fitzpatrick, w. L. Doyle,
Wheeler Pettus and Stewart Haynes.
20 - ~
Miss Edith Linesgy is visiting her
parents for the weekend.
~ ~ ~
The children of the Briggs School
of Expression will entertain with
tea in the home OF Miss Emma Jane
Glover on Elmira street. The pro-
gram will be in charge of Berna-
dine Rice.
Mrs. William Stuebing and Mrs.
Herman Staacke entertained Friday
with a luncheon in the alcove of the
Old South Cafe, in honor of Mrs.
George Wizard of Little Rock, Ark.
The guests were Mrs. Wizard and
Mesdames John Cunningham, William
Jack Fraser, Donald
Fraser, Frank Blair, George Italia
ferro. Fred Wagner. Charles Ball
and Miss Mary Carter.
~ ~ ~
Misses Margaret and julie Wise en-
tertained Saturday afternoon in their
home in Preston avenue, honoring
their couisn, Mrs. Robert p. Smith,
wife Of Major Smith of Perryville.
Nd, who is visiting her sister. Mrs.
=. M. Harlos. Cards were played and
prizes awarded. The yooms were dec I,
'rated in ferns and color scheme of |
pink was used throughout. A two
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

At a Christmas dinner in Washington
a well-known professor was called upon
to speak. In introducing him the host
said to the guests: "You have been CIV
ing your attention so far. to a turkey
stuffed with sage. You are now about
to give your attention to a sage stuffed
with turkey."-Boston Transcript.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

That woman is the most awful actress
I ever say" said the mlld-mannered man
to his neighbor. THAT lady is my wife,"
replied the neighbor. "I am wrong"
said tile M. n. m: "she is a good actress
struggling with a rotten play. / won
der what fool wrote it." unfortunate
ly. am the author" said the neighbor
simply.-Columbia Jester.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

The following Invitations have been
FeEsiVed: Mrs. John Jourdan Irwin
eRreTts the honor o. Syour rresrrre
y the marriage Of her daughter. Helen.
10 Homer Ditmar Ballard. on Wed
nesday the second Of March. nine
teen twenty-three. at eight clock in
the evening. st. Marks Church. San
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

Diner-I have eaten much better
steaks than this one. Waiter Through
force Of habiD-Not here. sir, not here
Legion Weekly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

The marriage of DR.. A. Kenneth
RagSdale and Miss Pauline Parker.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Parker
will be celebrated at s o'clock We'd
nesday evening at the laurel Heights
Methodist Church. The Attendants are
as follows: Mrs. Quest c. Couch,
who will be matron: Terrell Couch.
who will act as ring bearer: and Miss
Mary Brown. Miss Elsie Scott. and
Miss Edeline Jones of Utopia. who
will be bridesmaids: and Frank Rags.
dale. brother Of the groom. who will
be ID h man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18
GERMAN AUDIENCE
TAKES ALLEGIANCE
OATH DURING OPER
Dramatic Action Is Prote
Against French Closing
Shows.
BY ELSA MICHAELIS.

Special Cable to The San Antonio Liz
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1898.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

Mrs. Felix Staffcl entertained with
miscellaneous shower Saturday
s u. in the home Of Mrs. Heine
ntattei on Brahan boulevard compli-
nenting Miss Pauline Parker whose
marriage will take place Wednesday
evening. Yellow jonquils and ferns
decorated the living room. making an
attractive background for the rim dra-
pcrieS In the dining room the bridal
In"Ili was carried out with n white
ana green color scheme. White sweet
peas and ferns decorated the room.
Inc table Vas Lald with a cloth of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

Mrs; Jay Adams has as her guest,
MIS- W. Carver of Springfield, Mo.
" ~ ~
MISS Ruth Hooper entertained with
a valentine party Wednesday in her
home on Sandoval street. Bunco was
played and prizes awarded Miss
Maude Bass. Isobel Garcia. Edna
schultz, Curtis Richardson, Pete
Boethge, and X. Chandler.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

Mrs. Theodore Mumme entertained
win a bridge party at their home in
Ash6y Place. The Valentine motif was
carried out in the decorations. A two
course luncheon was served. Those
assisting Mrs. Mumme were Mesdames
Erwin; j. X. Stuart and H. c. Field
man. Eleven tables of players were
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17
DECISION is RESERVED
Arguments End Today in Case Against
S,.hieifcr. Charged With inciting
Strikers % Riot.

New Haven. Feb. II. - Arguments
ended tho hearing given Ernest Sch
lcifer arrested on the charge of In
citing TO violence the striking shop
men OF the New Haven road, before
Judge Captain In the city court today.
and decision was reserved.
Prosecutor Whitaker. In his nrgn-
ment. laid stress on testimony 10 the
effect that Schleifer, AT n citing on
November %, had urged the strikers
TO bump them off, that is according
TO the prosecution. TO do away with
persons. The prosecutor also made
much of the letters written by Sch
leifer and which had been offered as
evidence OF the trend OF mind OF the
accused.
Benz. Sladc. counsel for Schlc!fcr,
claimed that any words or acts of
s;chleifer in 1917. the date of the let
ters had no bearing upon the case of
1922. He also attacked the evidence
furnished by the railroad detectives.
Thomas j. Spellacy also appeared
in the case and in his argument join
ed with Mr.. Slade in criticism of
States Attorney Alling who produced
letters of 1917. both attorneys claim
ing that this was done ito prejudice
the trial"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17
WOMAN IN CASE
Los Angeles Police Think Murder of
Earle Remington May BE Traced Ia
Ono or More OF Fair ScN.

| Los Angeles. Feb. i6.--Thc police
said they were trying TO determine
whether a woman was involved In the
Staying late Thursday night of Earle
| Remington. Nationally known eleetri-
cal engineer whose body. mangled by
| charge from shot gun and bull
| lei from n revolver was found on the
| lawn near the doorstep of his home
in a fashionable district early yester-
| day. The officers said they believed he
was killed by two persons.
Officers said they had been told
that a woman, alone in a coupe was
seen watching Rcmington's residence
about o'clock Thursday night and
that about 1880 two men and two
women were seen lurking in the
shadows nearby The latter party APP
parently travelled in an automobile
which was parked across the street.
Mrs. Remington, who before her
marriage in 1916 was Miss Virginia j..
Stone, socially prominent, has been
hysterical much of the time since she
learned of her husbands death. and
has been unable to give the police a
statement, Dul ItidllNtSt odli Sll' wac
awakened about the time as that fixed
for the Staying but could not state by
what
Two attorneys told the officers Mrs.
Remington recently had discussed
domestic troubles" with them with
view to effectins a property settle
ment but had taken no definite steps
toward filing suit for divorce.
As far as was known there was no
witness to the Staying. A number OF
residents of the district told the po-
lice that about 11:15 o'clock Thurs
day night they heard two shots, then
thought to be backfiring of an auto
mobile followed Immediately by the
prolonged barking Of dog belonging
to neighbor.
One lawyer questioned by the police
said Mrs. Remington had spoken of
gay parties" her clubman husband
had attended and had told Of employ
ing detectives to shadow him and that
he had accused her of having him
watched.