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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
AT THE OLIVER.

Bayard Neiller's wonderful drama.
Within the Law" which has been
screened by the Nitagraph Co. and
which will be shown at the Oliver
theater all next week, opening sun
day afternoon. is an unanswera BILE
argument against the small salaries
paid to department store sales girls
In many of the large cities through
out the country Alice joyce. as
Mary Turner, is the shop girl in this
production. After working in Gill
der's department store for FIVE years
she is receiving SO a week. She is
arrested and sent 10 prison for a
term Of three years for theft COM
mitted by another girl, who hides
the stolen merchandise in Mary's
locker. Following her conviction.
Mary is granted an interview with
Glider. She attempts 10 prove her
innocence, but without avail Then
she makes an imprisoned plea
when Glider declares that he intends
90 stop thefts from the store by
making an example of her. Il
have something TO tell YOU" Mary
says 10 Glider. If you really want
20 stop the girls from stealing. Mr..
Glider, give them a chance. No hon
est girl can live decently on Sc a
week and buy food and clothes and
pay room rent and car fare. There
can be no JOY in life on SO a week. "
Harry Morey plays Joe Carson. the
leading male role Four perform
ances will he given each day. two
in the afternoon and two at night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
PRETTY STAR
N CUTE COMEDY.

Marain Swayne is the featured
player in today's Lasalle picture en-
titled The Road Between. The
story concerns a simple country lass
whose parents suddenly become
wealthy, move TO the big city and
separate the girl from her country
sweetheart. The mother is ambi-
tious 10 marry her 10 a title and
crooks attempt to secure the family
fortune. They are frustrated by the
girl and her farmer lover and hap
piness results. The story has
familiar plot but one that is handled
with a great deal of originality, and
Miss Swayne portrays a country girl
with natUralness and quaint comedy.
Sunday Borrowed Plumage" with
Bessie Barriscale, is the feature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01

100; those OF regiments formerly
in the national guard will begin
with figure 101 and run up 20 coo;
those Of regiments i'm the new ma
tional army will begin with figure
30l. The former national guard regi-
ments viii show also their former
state designations. as. for example.
t1st Me.). cd Pa. etc. The device
OF regiments Of the new national
army in the same way will show the
state from which each organization.
or the bulk Of il, was drawn. as. for
example. CW Va. (MinnD. etc.
Thus you will easily be able 10 rec
ognize not only the mans regiment
but also the section Of the country
from which ne comes and how he
got into the service.
Your insignia should have-and
viii have-a big and deep meaning
for you. You will come 10 respect
them and 10 wish to honor them.
You will find that they are more TO
you than pieces Of cord and cloth
and metal. Behind you are the
heroic deeds Of thousands of men
who performed duties similar TO
those you now perform. Your in
sigma stands for the bravery. the
skill. and the self-sacrifce which
your rank and your branch Of the
service demand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
HOOVER GOES AFTER
MIO0LEMAN NEXT

WASHINGTON. sept /. - The
"prodteerinE middleman" is under
the fire Of the guns of the food ad-
ministratiou today.
With the wheat price settled. coal
rates cleared up and meat prices I'M
der Investigation. Herbert c. Hoover
today turned his attention toward
middlemeu control Hoover is de o
termined that the consumer shall
benefit from the prices fixed by the
food administration.
Members Of the food administra-
tion are trying a number Of plans.
The first which viii be tried viii be
nm appeal % al wholesalers 10 regu-
late prices and profits. II this proves
ineffective more drastic measures
viii be taken Government food
stations have been recommended as
one way OF dealing with the middle
man. To has been suggested that the
food administration NAV take over
a number OF large wholesaling
plants and distribute 10 the retailer
and consumer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
Set Your Wedding
Day for Labor Day,
Sept. 3.
Manager Daley will give SIS IN
gold to each of two couples that
will be married publicly at
Springbrook Park on Labor
Day.

Springbrook Park has always
closed the regular season on Labor
Day. Manager DALEY is DESTROYS Of
making the last day the greatest Of
the year.
The Ball-Rand Band has been en-
gagged to give one of its delightful
concerts. As an added attraction
there will be a Double Wedding.
To this end he offers $4,000 in Gold
10 each couple that viii be married
to the music OF the Ball-Band
Bands wedding March.
This is an honor i'm itself. a few
couples have prize band TO play
their wedding march.
Send in your names as soon as
possible, or come TO the park and
see Mr.. DALEY so that ARRANGEMENTS
may be completed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
THE CASTLE OPENS.

The formal opening of the newly
finished Castle theater was held Fri
day afternoon. A public reception
vas held during the afternoon and
evening, its purpose being to give
the general public a chance 10 in
spect the house
The pictures are projected with
two of the latest style machines.
The booth, i'm which the machines
are housed. is located outside the
theater proper. the pictures are pro-
iected through small port holes
which leaves a brick wall between
the audience and the machines. Six
large exits are available.
Fredrickson's six piece orchestra
which presented the programs Fri
day afternoon and evening. has been
engaged TO play during the perform
ances. The seats are equipped with
sanitary covers.
a mammonth electric sign has
been secured for the front OF the
theater. Owing 10 some misunder-
standing as 10 permits il was not
installed in time for the opening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
STATE CHEMIST OF
INDIANA Is DEAD

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept l.
William James Jones, jr., state chem
ist for the last ten years. died Fri
day afternoon of paralysis. He was
born in Watseka, H., December 8,
1870, and graduated from Purdue
university in 1891, and received ad-
vanced degrees in 1892 and 1899.
Since his graduation he has been
connected with the state chemists
department. first as assistant 10 Prof.
II. A. Huston and then TO Prof.
Arthur Gcss. Since 1907 ne has
been chief in that Office and has
been a prominent figure in the fight
in Indiana against frauds in com
mercial feeds and fertilizers. II is
estimated that through his organ
ization he has saved the farmers OF
Indiana more than 100000 annual
IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
THEATERS
AT THE oRPHEUNI.

Opportunity will be given or
pheum patrons 10 see the current
bin OF vaudeville for the last times
today This program is headed by
Temptation, fantastic comedy
with music Other acts are Ed and
Jack smith. Walter 5. Howe and
company, Viola Lewis and company
and Pollard.
Beginning tomorrow. honors are
shared between the Five Violin
Beauties and Mcconnell and Simp-
son. The former is a dainty quin-
tet. attractively costumed, who sing.
dance and play The latter have
comedy sketch entitled AT Home"
which deals with the life of actors
of stage. Bobbe and Nelson pre-
sent an original medley Of comedy
and songs. Largay and Snee in an
amusing skit entitled "R. +. d. No.
g.. and Walsh and Bentley in The
Bell Boy and the Athlete" make up
the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
j. 8. SCHOOL FOR
KEY MEN TO OPEN
Instructions in TeIegraphy for
Signal Work to Start
Tuesday.
Ncws-Times Special Service:

Ncws-Times Special Service:
ELKHART, Sept. l. - All men
between the ages of IS and 81 are
eligible for entrance to the federal
governments training school for
telegraphers, which is to be held in
this city. The school which will be
held in the local railroad Y NJ c.
A will not begin later than Tues
day.
Applications can be made with A.
II. Beisner, who is at the head of
the school No tuition will be charg-
ed. but the men attending the school
must be willing to serve in the sig
nal corp Of the United States army.
After the men have completed the
course they will receive pay accord
ing TO their ability. The lowest sal
airy will be $50 a month.
The equipment which is expected
to arrive Saturday, Will accommo-
date 20 students. The first lesson
viii consist OF sending and receiving
the first five letters of the Morse
alphabet.
William McMillen and G. D.
Schrock. both Of the Western Union
telegraph Office Of this city. have
volunteered as instructors in the
school.
Lieut. Col. l.. d. Wildman wrote
10 A. II. Beisner and stated that
many men were needed in the tele-
graphing department of the army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01

featuring that clever little actor,
Bobby Connolly. in the role OF a
valiant lad who rescues a little
newsgirl from a crowd Of newsboys;
A Model Marauder." one Of those
sensational western Stingaree stories.
featuring True BOardman, and the
Pathe News, one Of the best features
on the screen today Monday. Her
bert Brenon, producer Of War
Brides" a Daughter of the Gods"
and other big features. Will present
his latest success, The Lone Wolf, ."
given in eight reels, and starring
Hazel Dawn, one of the most popu-
lar players in pictures, and Bert
Lytell. a well-known actor. The
piece is full Of thrills, exciting Incl
dents and sensational climaxes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
OFFICERS NAMED
BY MENNONITES
ChurChmen End Annual SEES
sion With Election of
New Officers.
News-TImes Special Service:

News-Times Special Service:
GOSHEN. Sept 1. - At the final
session of the biennial general con-
ference Of the Mennonite church of
the United States. Canada and In
dia, held Wednesday and Thursday
in "A tent at the Yellow Creek Men
MONTE church, several miles south
west of Goshen, il having been
transferred there from Harrison
burg. Va. on account Of an cpl
demic Of infantile paralysis at that
place, officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Moderator-s. C. Shelter. Johns,
town. Pa
Assistant moderator-S. c. Yo-
der, Kalona, Ia.
Secretary 5. Hartzler, Goshen.
Assistant secretary-Simon Ginge-
rich. Wayland. Ia.
Treasurer-D. G. Lapp. Roseland.
Neb.
The conference chose three MEM
bers of the Mennonite board Of mis-
sions and charities, as follows:
J. 5. Shoemaker Freeport, Ill.
G. 4. Yoder. Orrville. O.
+. l.. Frey, Wauseon, O.
Mr.. YOder is hoard president. Mr.
Shoemaker is board secretary ana
Mr.. Frey presided over the confer
ence just ended.
The board itself will elect eight
members and each of the 10 district
conferences Of the Mennonite
church will also elect mem bers to
sit on the hoard.
Trustees Of the Mennonite publ
cation board were elected as fol
lows:
5. f. Coffman, Vineland, Ont;
George Keener, Hagcrstown, Nd,
and Samuel CARRIER, Pekin, III.
A. NJ. Fash of Chicago and II. F.
Reist of Scottdale. Pa, were chosen
by the conference as members Of the
committee, each 10 serve for six
years.
Officers of the general Sunday
school committee were chosen as
follows:
Secretary w. Roger, Orrvine,
Ohio.
Treasurer-A. J. Steiner, North
Lima, O.
Editor. A. Ressler, scottdale,
Pa
Associate editor. r. Shank.
Purvis, Mo.
The following were elected as
trustees of the Young Peoples BIZ
bic meeting:
II. +. Reist, Scottdale Pa
7. r. Detweiler, Goshen.
J. r. Shank, Purvis, Mo.
n. +. Miller, Springs, Pa.
Oscar Burkholder. Breslau, Ont
Reports were submitted by the
following boards:
Mennonite board of missions and
charities, with headquarters at Elk
hart.
Mennonite publication board. with
headquarters at ScOttdale Pa
Mennonite board Of education.
with headquarters at Goshen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
At THE AUDITORIUM.

Mary McAlester. the popular lit
tie child actress, will be seen at the
Auditorium today in the fourth re
lease of her little serial story. DO
Children Count given in two reels.
These pictures are a delight 10 the
little ones and are interesting and
entertaining TO older patrons. THE
Gold That Glitters, one of those
clever two-reel O'Henry stories.
taken from the Saturday Evening
Post; The Oriental Love-" a two
reel Keystone comedy. and the
Pathe News OF the latest events at
home and abroad will also he shown.
Sundays bill includes The Half
back" a great three-reel football
drama: Bobby, Philanthropist,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
$1,000 SHIP BUILDERS
THREATEN TO STRIKE

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. l. - A
strike OF more than 10000 workers
in Seattle ship yards and plants en-
caEed in fabricating ship building
material 10 enforce demands for "a
general increase in wages. was set
for next Wed esday by officers Of
the I : affiliated unions OF the Seat
tie Metal Trades council in execu-
tive session Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
CAN,T LOWER BREAD.
NJ Special Service

news llmes Speclal service
ELkHART, Sept. 1. At a meet
ing OF the local bread bakers Friday.
they stated that they thought il
would be impossible 10 lower the
price Of bread even if Pres't Wilson
set the price of wheat at S2.20 "a
bushel. However they said. since
the price Of wheat is set. there is
little possibility Of the price Of bread
going any higher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
81 IN RED CROSS CLASS.

NcWS-I1mcS Special Service.
EI4kHART. Sept. 1-Thirty-O
women are now enrolled in the sur
gical dressing class Of the local Red
Cross which is in charge OF Mrs
Robinson OF indianapolis. Mrs.
Robinson also has a class of women
which wish TO become instructors
and these women are being taught
how 20 inspect work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
LESSO y No. IS.
ARMY INSIGNIA.

Preceding lessons. 7. Your Post Of
Honor Q. Making Good as a Sol
der. g. Nine SoldierIy qualities.
4 Getting Ready for Camp. s..
First Days in Camp Cleanli-
ness In camp. z. Your Health. g.
Marching and Care Of Feet @.
Your Equipment and Arms 10.
Recreation in Camp H. Playing
The Game. -. Team Work in the
Army. Il. Grouping Men into
Teams. "a. The Team Leaders. IS.
Fighting Arms Of the Service. 16.
staff Branches Of the Service T.
II STAFF Branches Of the Service,
ID
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01

CRESINOL, Stops Bad Smells
Kills Germs, Purifies and Sweetens
the Air. Half Pints and Pints. with
Full Directions. 25c and soc, Sold
Only at-COONLEY'S. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01

FURNITURE < AUTO POLISH
LOTUS" VIII Make Your Car.
Piano. Furniture and Floors Like
New 25c size. with fun Directions.
.at-COONLEY'S. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
MINISTER RESIGNS.

PARIS. Sept Louis j. Malvy,
minister of the interior in the
French cabinet. has resigned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
TROOPS
TO BE USED BY
TEUTON ARMY

AMSTERDAM. sept l. - The
central powers have decided 10 put
Polish troops in the field against
the entente, according 10 a dispatch
from Vienna received here Friday.
the move being prompted by the
vigorous allied attacks. The dispatch
reads:
IN view Of the general offensive
OF their enemies. Austria Hungary
and Germany have decided 10 utilize
the Polish auxiliary corps under
Austrian command. As soon as the
war situation permits this corps will
again form the kernel OF the Polish
army. Meanwhile the necessary
training and recruiting staff. con-
sisting Of Austrian and Polish sub
jeCts. will remain in Poland.
Negotiations between Austria
Hungary and Germany for the es-
Enlistment Of a Polish govern
ment." adds the dispatch. ARE ap-
preaching a conclusion, and ii is ex-
pected that within a short period
institutions will be established
whereby the country will re-enter
the list OF independent states"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01

This course Of 90 lessons offered 70 the selected service in
a In the
Il Is INFORMAL in tone and does
rules md in md
OF army. merely
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01

The Polish troops referred 10 are
doubtless those raised in Russian
Poland. after il had been conquered
by the central powers. and the re
cruiting Of a so-called Polish army
begun. Polish erlistments in this
force are understood 10 have been
limited and recently some OF the
units resigned rather than he put
into the field under Austro-German
commanders
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-01
Home Reading Course for
CHizen-Soldiers

Issued BY Departrn ent-Terint Rights Reserved
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-09
Green que de un momer
to a otro sea captura'
do el corsario alemaar
Varios destroyers de los que v~isilan
la costa saheron en- busca
de dicho corsario.

NEWPORT, R. l., Abril S.-La
captura del corsario aleman que Sc
dice ha Sido visto frente a las costa1
americanas del !Atlantico, Sc espera
ba anochc dc I'm momento a otrO por
los f~uncionarios aduanaleS de este
puerto, 81. como sc ha dicho, ell citado
barco Sc ~encuentra en- las vecinda-
dcS de c%tas aguas, pues segun Sc 81
be varios ~JeStroyers de los que hacen
el servicio de vigilancia de Ia costa
han salido en- busca del corSario men
cionado.
f. ~ayIdan.c Walcott del Admins
srador dc Ia Aduana, inform0 a los
representatives dc la prensa que los
datos rcspecto al caracter y natu-
rs!eza del citado barco. no podian ser
conSidcrados como precisos, toda vez
que Ia observation hecha 2esde el
faro f~lotante Nantucket, no fu& muy
detallada, debido a que aln no ma
bia mucha claridad para preclsal
ciertos detalles del harco enemigo.
Agreg0 sin embargo, que seria mejOr
para los vaporcS mcrcantcs perma-
nccar ain en- puerto por ahora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-09
RlOORAFiA DE E~STRELLAS DEL
CINEMATOGRAFO.

Young. Clara Kimbri'. Aac'o en-
,entou ;larhor, Michigan. A~boIengo
"orte-amerlc1no, . pies ~ pu1EaaaS
'ie eSlatIra = peSa $50 HDraS; 'rlEue-
l.. cabciio : ol0S cdStanos' silJa az
.JnlrG,. u - i"Lng apracIo ante las
randiicj4S por vsz primera u ia edad
de tres amos. tiizo papeieN de n'na J
lima joTen en- o''eFN'' So"'p""''s
1~eatraIeS. In VI e'PoSA '''''a' . -
Hcuia marca 'iIassa1h aSC0"u'o !"
'ategoria &c es'fe.!a- DeSPuCs LUZ
no 7artc del cIenlehto ue Id "o''o
J Sc conVtrti" 'h III" u I'N 'a'o-
ritas del pubIlco yaAqui- iioH t'e"'
rompania J taIIefe' P'op'0S' s"'
"bra" SC cNh'oe" DaJo /" iH"t0"
9eIzn'ck D1fIEe P'onUS.'o''' y
ronocido director rance" 'h'"'I' ID
pelham. rs bAStahic ~coAoc'''" en- w.
Ia Ia America latina
Hayakawa' Se"sue. N'''" ~ ~
i:o, JaHon. ADoiengo jApoHeS' , PIES
" pulEadas de rstAiHra y HrN' t'' Il
bras. t2helio ' 'l'' 'SE'"H' !" ca
~ouocido en- FL p&trIa conc" actor oe
iacu!-&lc> rl;Hndo decide" 'en'r d los
T.s1'doS UUidos. 81 e%i1o SH sS'e
pLlN Ham" Il ateiicL'" u'' 'IFSV'"'
thpS Il. Irre. que IL cnca'go IDS pa
peles mas &2,,enteN tie TarlaS pfoduc-
cones en- que puCo d"mostfaf suS
rxtraordinarios dotes .H'zo 81 de
nut" en- "bl titon' J adqulr'o lama
cn "El honorable amigo. Los criIi-
COS conSidcran que I'll lmpoStoF'
representa- 81 obra maestro. I'm Ia
artualidad So cncuentra en- hawaii
, teyminando Il production dc carac
ter oriental para Ia Lasky. Haya-
! kawa csta r~econocido como uno de
los graudcS aclores dramatlcos del
: teatro del mundo y dc 81 labor Sc na
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-09

la que formaiS partc, eS IA que ha
daiO mayores muestras dc abnega-
clon Y heroismo, sacrificandosc mien
traS nosotros, los dc arriba" conc
voSotros decls. uoa dcvoranoS los
unoS a los unoS, no. desuuimoS mas,
nos distancIamos a ada paso. Ell ms
tantes dc mayor pe,igro, h~aciGndOuos
eco dc nucstras paSiones y de nues-
tros rencorcS, que d NADIA bueno COR
Queen.
"ESa misma clase humilde, csc
soldado raSo que voS represcntalS.
luch0 en- otroS ticmpoS de tristc me
MORA. mieutras que los oficiales Sc
deiicahan d ~lucrar, j los generates
sc csforzaban en- traiciouIr...'
Una ovaci6n deIirantc i~nterrumpi0
las ultimas palabras del orador, quien,
tIertementc conmovido, hizo votes
por ID p~rosperidad de Ia sociedad y
por el bienestar de sus miembros.
Los socios dc la Union Americana
de Tipografos e%xpusieron tambien
sus buenos deseos por Ell progreso de
dc la nueva institution, e Immediate
mentc dcspucs dc levantada IA Sc
sion, SC Sirvio u csplendido lunch
cervcza en- honor dc los i~nvitados, du.
rantc cl cual nuestro companero dc
~redaceiun Alfonso Anaya pronuncic
unos VERSES humoriShcos, dc mag
nlfico c~iccto, cuyos iuegos dc pals
bras y cscOgtGos rctruecanos ic con
q~uiStaron .cAlurosos aplausos, Tam
bien "Chan:ecler" hablo en- verso
! &icndo sumamente aplaudido.
I POGO minutes despues d:
l.. ciIco de IA tardc termino Ia reu'
mon, que iuG motive ne algeria pa
ri roJo5 los concurrentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-09
La apprehension de les
iefes del yimiento
revolacioBsrio en- Cuba
Sc lIey6 a cabo en- Haiti y a Peticio.,
del g~obierno van a ser extra
ditados.

HABANA, Cuba, Abril 3.-La
prensa local ha dado. o profuSlor
dc detalles, la no1icia de que or
Puerto Principe, H@iti, fueron aPre'
hentidos los jefes del movimle1tc
revolucionarjo. a los cuales Sc trata
dc extraditar para quc aqui Sc les ju7
que por las aut0ridade% corrcSNon'
dientes. Del asunto hah!a Ell nia.'
periodico conservador. de ia siguie::
te ntanera:
Eel senior Bencomo. Encargado d
Negocios de Cuba Ell Haiti, rcmjtid
aver un cable al senior Presldentc dc
Ia RepUh!ica comunicando;c que las
autoridadcS dc dicho pals habian lie,
senido. bajo su responsabilidal, Il los
jefeS dc los rebcldes RigobcrtO Fer
iandc2, Lorcg de Mola y tres mas.
Los detenidos Sc ]encuentran en-
Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Sc supone que los otros detenidos
a que Sc ~refiere cl despacho cable
grafico son ci comandante Pepc de
Cardenas, captain Luis Estrada )
teniente Escribano.
Por conducto de II S~ecretaria de
i"tido. Sc ma %contestado al represen-
tarte d]iplomatico que mantenga Ia
ietenci6n de los pr6fugos hasta tan
to $" cursen los tramitcs uecesarios
ara la cxtradicion de los aludidos
dctenidoS.
En- csc cable Sc consignan tam
bien los de,itos por los cuales cstal
reclamados por ell Juzgado Especial
que conoce del proceso por c~onSpira,
ION en- Ia region oriental.
Fl Gobierno, con motive de Ia re
cientc presentation de IN grupo Dc
rebeIdes en- Guantanamo, conoc'a dc
q fuga, ! ono mujida de provision:
3. conun.co Il los Representatives. d.
Diomaticos en- las y~ecinas Republicans.
-: fin de que ejcrcieran IL debida vi
gilancia.
Ell arresto dc Kigo5crto : SIS icon
panantes Sc ha ycrificado Il bord" d.
barco EN- que ~vajaban. por I'm hIQuc
de Ia cScuadrd americana ateEdienlo
ndicac:oncS dc las autoridadea Gu
,ura5. ilcvaudoios Il bordo tiei mismo.
unGc DcrmamcceH en- narras mast"
IL" can rccngidoS. Es;A cirgUnStam.
il Il - confirma hacr qur :" pres
cinda dc los consabidos t:anrItcs d.
c~Xtradici0n.
II doctor Dcsvcrninc. Sccretaric
DC Estado, concurrio aver tardc i Pa.
.acio, cntrcvistandose o ci scno:
Prcsidcntc dc la Rcpublica.
\ s.! sa.iIu manifesto a los p.rII-
Jistas que Ia unica noticia que tent:
cficialmcnte cl Gobicrno, respccto
del arresto de RiCobcrto Fernandez.
era que sc cncontraE: en- Haiti; !
que Sc harlan las gestiones CORES,
pondicntcs paa su cXtrad. ci0n.
Segun vcrsiones eXtraoficiaieS, sa-
hcsc que Fernandez : Lorct de AlolH
embarcaron en- una golcta cl pasado
domingo dir;aiendoSc Il EeneHJcia
pero que al ilegar "A este pals STpic-
ron quo no podr!au t~cscmbarcar sin
2XgoH"raC 4 caer ~prisioneros : QUO
1rd'rarcu al patron de Ia harca pu-
:'lra proa a Haiti, por 10 que st dc
Mo"aron ocho dis ) que al dcsembar
car on Haiti fucron hcchos 2ris;one.
ros por las autor.dades maritimas. j
silicitud del Consul cuDano que como
todos los representatives diplomaticos
Ell cl cxtranjero, rea.iLan una actiYa
rigilancia en- Ia entrada de pasajc,
ros proccdeuteS dc Cuba.