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New Britain herald., 1919-08-23
DANIELS PARTY
 IS NOW IN HAWAII
Official Delegation Lands on Island
 from the U. s. s. New York

Aboard the U. S. $. New York. Honolulu Harbor, Aug. 23, (By Asso- ciated Press. )-SecretarN Daniels and his official party of officers and mon of the dreadnaught New York ar rived here yesterday and were treat ed with the hospitality that long has distinguished the Hawaiian islands.
 The New York and four destroyers were tied alongside their piers almost
 9n the center of the city. At Waikiki beach the great dreadnaught was met by scores of small craft including out rigger canoes, motor launches, sail
 and row boats, which accompanied the ship into the harbOr.
 On the dock were Governor McCar- thy, the mayor and other city and ter ritorial dignitaries. Native girls of Hawaiian Chinese, Japanese, Fili- pino, white and American parentage were there also carrying gaily colored leis, the necklace o f Hawaii, which they threw aboard the hattleship un- til every officer and sailor aboard had neck dress. Most of the leis were made of flowers, although there were others of gaily colored papers and feathers.
 From the time he went down the gangplank Secretary Daniels time was occupied. From the ship he was taken to hotel at Waikiki beach where he was received with all the pomp of a visiting monarch according to the old Hawaiian custom by the sons and daughters of Hawaiian war riors.
 Honolulu, Aug. 22. A delegation of prominent Japanese greeted Secretary of the Navy Daniels here today and presented him two bronze vases. Tn making the presentation the spokesman of the party said: "All of us admire the principles of government on which this great na- tion was founded. Our citizen born here are granted by your government the rights and privileges of American citizenship. Ther sole ambition is to become good, loyal American citi- zens"
 ''We wish to express our deep grad- tutle for the prosperity, safekeeping and most fair and equal treatment we
 are enjoying here"
 Secretary Daniels in his reply
 thanked the< Japanese and said that
 he saw in the occasion another sym
 bol of the friendship and amity exist
 ing between the two countries.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-23

cadc and a glass ceiling is being erected to house the river horse. He's valued at $10,0O0 and it'll cost $1,000 to bring him here from Seoul.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-23
TOKYO HAS HIPPO.

Tokio-Princc Vi of Korea has pre- Sentcd a hippOpOtamus to the Uyent zoo and a building with a brick ia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25
SECRETARY BAKER IS ACCUSED 0F
 AIDING !, W. v.
Delayed Aircraft Work By Refusal To Send
 Troops.

Washington. Aug. 25-Charges that Secretary Baker delayed aircraft pro- ducticn by refusing to send troops to the spruce forests Of the Pacific coast 70 quen disturbances Of the I. w. W. h0vo becn made to the special House subcommittee inves-igat ting aviation expenditures by former Major Charles B. SliSh, a furniture manufacturer of Grand Rapids. Mich.
 Sitgh's charges were made to the subcommittee while it was en/ route to tho Facific coast to Investigate the spruce situation. and were sent to Chairman Graham CIl.) of the spe- c!al Horse War Department Investi- gatinC Committee.
 A statement of the committee says:
 ''ln regard to trouble made by the T. V. WIS. Major SIigh testified that they vera creating trouble, intinidat- Ing Uorkmen swho desired to work and that as spruce production was confined to a small area, it was esti- mated that D force of four cornpanies of United States troops could easily handle the situation and proCeC, those who desired To work. This situation, Majc- SIigl, said, he laid before How
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25
V0N bUEL0W IS
 LATEST MEMBER
 OF WAR WRITERS

Berlin, Sunday, Aug 24.---(By The Associated Press. .)---Prince Bernhard Won Buelow, former German chan celor, has in rather belated maDner, entered the list of those making rev elations concerning the outbreak of the war by writing a letter to the Fremdenblatt of Hamburg regarding the statement made by pr. TheoboDd Won Bethmarn-BoIlweg chancellor in 191t. that the declaration of war was inevitable. Prince You Buelow sketches his long years as chancellor, tells how he was able to avoid war and admits that peace was desired by Dr. Bethmann4Hollweg who he says, however, Hacked political art"
 During the grave weeks before the war" writes Prince Won Buelow, "se- rious psychological diplomatic and po- litical mistakes wore made by Ger manys political leaders which were unjustly ascribed to the peoples re- sponsibillty."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25
ONLY MEDICINE MADE FROM FRUIT Extraordinary Success which "FTult-a-fiVeS" Has Achieved

One reason why "Fruit-a-tives" Is so extraordinarily successful in giving relief to those suffering with ConstipGtion, 7o,pia Li0s,-, Zsdiges- fion, Chronic NSadacLcs, WenyaLgia, Kidney and BIa4de,. 7,0oaJlcs, RheHmakfsn, Pain in He Back, EczcDIG and other Skin Affections, is, because 1t is the only medicine in the world made from fruit juices.
 These "Frnt Livcr Id6Icfs" are composed of the medicinal principles found in apples, oranges, figs and prunes, together with the nerve tonics and aatiseptics.
 6Cc. box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, oGDENSBURG, NY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25
CLOSE TO S1, 300
 WAS NETTED AT
 BIG FIELD DAY

The field day of the Blessed Sacra- ment church men. held Saturday at Newf1eld park, was Q big success and netted between s1,500 and s1,500. The program was held afternoon and evening and the numerous features were much enjoyed by all who at tended. The ball game between the St. Joseph's and Blessed Sacrament teams, was won by the former by the score of to 4 and they took also the cup donated by Mayor Wilson. Lades of the parish had very large part in the success which was due to their efforts under the direction of Chairms Thrmas F. Cleary.
 new wire clothesIine will last twice as long if it is given two coats Of white enamel before being used This will also keep it from rust ing.
 A table pad may be made by sew ing together IS or 20 sheets of news paper and covering them with heavy muslin.
 When your cups lose their handles or are cracked. don't throw them away. They make excellent gelatin and custard moulds.
 Peach stains can be removed by spirits of camphor, either before or after washing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25

ard Coffin of the Aircraft Board, add ing, MT. Coffin told me afterward that the Secretary of War had refus- cd to send troops for that purpose and instead of doing that the Secre- tary had himself sent a wire out there advising them to yield to the I. W. w This, according to Sligh. resulted in a six weeks contest and during that time the production of spruce in Washington was practically at standstilP."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25
TO FORECLOsE MORTGAGE.

Barnetta D. Ray of Danbury has brought suit to foreclose a mortgage on property worth S7.0o0 belonging to Alfred D. Hodshon. The real es- state is in Danbury and the suit is returnable to the September term of the superior court.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25

Peach stains can be removed by spirits of camphor. either before or after washing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25
DOCKNfEN TO STRIKE.

Marseilles, Sunday, Aug. 24-Dock workmen today voted to call a gen. eral strike. They demand a wage of 20 francs for an eight hour day and no overtime.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25
THE WEATHER.

New Haven, Aug. 2a-Gore cast: FOir tonight and Tuesday, cooler tonight.
 Connccticu;: Partly cloudy to- ndCht, cooler in interior. T'u--s- dDy fair; moderate vCst winds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25

ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
EFFORT IS MADE TO
ADJUST DIFFERENCE
N REVENUE BILLS
House and Senate Start Leveling
Process to Harmonic Two Ap.
preparation Measures Now Be.
fore Assembly.

santa Fe y A., Mntru ~ VIII
a|g.uluuO fur U battle Efouud ih'
huust and ona ui the fourth stat"
uiH,mbis TODAY started M" lrN,ling
process designed Co. hrinE the two Ap-
pruufiutuu hills together and result
Boo Inc pussIEr ot one OF them som"
time tonight coz tomorrow moiutng
Tho senate passed its finance htl con
"Wednesday Afternoon hut tho houfe
kiilpi the senate measure uu Thurs
da, uirht aud passed boz lt,u its own
Iul nHspd on the recommendation e..
the budget board ~ revise hN H
special committee of seven
iu 90, main. There iH not = marked
dir,f,urH bstNopu the I'VE hiilH The
uuatitr of a million dollar NarInpD
Is thr result of the inclusion of Dcrt1In
lrr, appropriations rather IMAM 'n '
rrrstnl boost al along tho line IN"
huure hill. unturallN. m tho lutg''.
but Ihr two bills when placed side hv
,Idp show that Ih'N ~nrIgiuItrd irnw
the common uuu,y. tho report ul II'
budget board.
N.nflN half mo difference b. Gov
cred tu % single it,m. uDv hull hHss
foe ut Iutinr ASYLUM 80 las Vegas
fu BE- erected ut De- toHt uf - 200
m, s,huol fpt tho blind b. voted %
SOe 300 huildtuE hy IA" house hlll
10th ut these appropriations were de-.
uisd 10 the frUuio htll The uure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother 5 recipe to bring
back color, youthfulness and lustre
- Everybody is using it again

Gray hair. however handsome do
notes advancing age We ON know
the advantage of o. Youthful appear
ance, Your hUir Is your charm u
fades. turns gray and looks strenkcd
makes o. mars the face when ~
fades turns gray and ioks strehkci
iust q few applications of sage Tea
and Sulphur enhances ~ appearance
q hundred fold
Don't stay gray Look youug
Either prepare the recipe 40 hom' or
get from any drug store q bottle NJ
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur com.
pound which b. merely the uld-timv
recipe improved hy the addition 1f
other ingredients Thousands of folks
recommend this ready to-uHc propnr-
alton because N darkens the hair
beautifully. besides no ono can pos
sihiv tell. as IL ddrkcnH 40 naturally
and evenly. You moistcn "a sponge or
soft brush with II, drawing this
through the hair, taking n small
Ktrpnd nt n time. by morning the
stray hnir disappears; after another
application or two, its natural color
IL restored and II becomes thick.
glossy and lustrous, and you appear
years younger
wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound is o delightful toilet requisite
n Is not intended for tho cure, mill
cation or prevention Of disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
Ar I'M IN Al

william Desmond and Josie -edE-
wick. Triangle stars make their FIRST
appearance together iu 'lirlia End
scheduled for two nights ~ tho Ideal
theater. Mr.. Desmond D. given the role
OF "a gangstef who rises from hts
tough environment and wins the ~
cal beauty. MARY FLYNN Miss soiE.
wick plays the role ~ MARY There
are srme interesting views of the un-
derworld hauntH In this picture. Mr..
desmond b. known FOR his skill as an
athlete and boxer, tie mixes u with
Louis Durhsm. Triangle heavy. be- "A
most strenuous mariner before ths
- a. 81 Miss fedrwich in tho cast
with Mr. desmond aud Miss sedHwick
are charles Dorian, Dorothy iiuEaf
and Durham
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

able 10 secure enough woes to table
M iusnfrent amendmsEt4
The appropriation for the mounted
ponce cniue N for re- severe donuuelr .
uon b. Representative fani OF Iutn
countt, who moved that " 49, stricken
oni entire This nmrn iutf nj was de-
feAted. but one hN M irwaud TO
strike out b superintendent ~ hHif
the eNftf 80 To- the cattle sanitary
huhrd ard thus compel the pas meat
OF D force from The regular unds OF
ih" state were urcenf" T.
When consideration Of the hu had
been completed NJ nianrhgr ~ moved
Inst al sums of money appropriated
for oflrea fur which go luprnpri..
'tun wHf made tV tho thIri state lee
stature should hr raii unIy tu hnu.
ufuhlN discharged soIilfHs who hHl
HrfNrd nt least HA months 90 DO f.I.
rorenn war This was |ouonIug Hu
ulf wound uuf fhr stun1tut stuut %.
cans prnmptiN voted dian hI. sra
r'ttion The hIil wns then ps-ar,I l,
90 vote of 20 10 1i.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

Auto Springs. sl makes Korhsr 60
paN Nuut dueH Co the bit club
fuur-D TaNI Ssr,ics Phone 90
THNI. Phone i16 Nicholson THM.
NIrs IuttN Mut rissrttc b. spending
thp week end with friends at CLOVIS
O. ~ Shcrlock arrived her" from
pu,bio last gEht
\. Eirhwnid. OF CUBA. is ~trausuotiug
bus mess her,
Miss Elizabeth STANLEY. ~ laguua.
boz NisitiuE ffiyuds ~ The city.
= MARROW arrived here from valley
i.Hu,h last uight.
" &. kuhu. OF Pueblo. h. 200 ,h'
,ItN uu business.
q e.. Lthliu. OF ~ Peso. IL mere
Tor q short bufinenh Trip
T. cannon Is 100 ~" uitl from W
uaao
d O. MITCHELL of Santa uiia. % In
ih. rfN
iionp " barton Is an Albuuuct.
qu' visitor from Gallup ouuf
4, rn,t ATTORNEY G'uorul liHfr. y.
Patton arrived her, lttt uIkht from
clovis
Mr. 1ud Nrs I Z Ayers nr' visit
iuH here fr.'u ~ raso.
" 81 Urturhamp nj Don MyI,inl.
b hrr, un husIurss
e. Slu.u be- iu the yifN FROM Trlul.
dad
NlrH John ncclcr Ir, To- visiting
bon, from li,lru
Don't FORGET ih, trish PLAYS 100 The
Iuttrrsil, touillt rho, viii hogIu
prUmpfl, ai h O'Clock 90 EuirN hall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS


- there VII Dee "a dance directly after
tancc will ho rhargcd
those Who have died Of wounds rr.
csNei while nEhiiur for America
l;ohsri swan, of l.nrishurE b. re-
ported 100 today p casualt, list among
A. o. MbhoW. ul Fort Miugate. II
iu the citS TODAY
There VIII be- % meeting ~ an school
teachers in me Duurt house tomorrow
morning at 60 O'Clock ~ the office Of
The county school superintendent.
The Good Time club viii fiNc a
hnri times dance ut Colombo hall tu.
night The dance be- Tor memhsru 90
The club and invited friends only
Tn. MomRn'H club Of the '~ouErpFt-
uuual church viii give a ~ Iutti,l's
day tcu MONDAY March a. ~ N,
home NJ Mn Nm HiNcr c77 = Elili
street from Q 10 q o. m. \ musical
program has been arranged ENct,
o. 10 welcome
SpNc,iHi session OF iiallIi AhNli
temple this evening at \ O'Clock ul
th' Masonic temple
The q. Z o. uiuh vii have charge
Df N'Href service ~ fhr y " e. \
Mis- Grouu. PUSH the president of
the club viii o., side. The fuiiuwIuH
N The ururfauf Plano solo MIH.
lois Merritt, vocal solo Miss larutN
quartet Me b.t,s Misc iiuli,
Mitchell Miss Jones Watson and EItt
Ol,sou Mss Florence AtlItH i
prominent " e. o. woman. VIII rly,
% short inlk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
NUMBER or COUNTY
ROADS ARE GIVEN
INSPECTION TO-DAY

The monthly road inspection. which
has been ln~augurated through the
suggestion 81 County Commissioner
Dr. NJ v wyider and which IL to be
taken part ln BY the county commits
sioners. the chamber u commerce.
automobile dealers and others inter.
ested IN roads. was made this after
Don. Several carloads ~ men made
the trip ana all important roads were
Inspected.
The idea h. 10 be carried through
regularly All types ~ work on the
roads viii he examined and tho prog.
ress 'n work Will he checked up The
ldea has the hearty corporation %
tho chamber uf commerce and an
those Interested ln road improvement
aud great good viii undoubtedly re-
sulf from he monthly inspection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

appearing ln one 1f nor most
charming p~hotuplays. Elsie Ferguson.
the beautiful and taiontel Aircraft
star. was seen 10 delightful advantage
ln her latest uirtufe Under tff
Greenwood Tree. 81 the "u thsnfnr
yesterday. Miss Ferruaon'a fharm-
NIX portrayal OF tho rulf Of q Indrd
English socicty gifi who longs for the
simple life aud Involves herself in
serious trouble thereby b. one of the
best with which hnr name hos been
associated since her entrance into the
silent drama.
Mar Hamilton. tho rulo played hy
Mis- Ferguson o. H wealthy Iurlisu
sucletN woman vino WfHflnH eft tnU
fripperie- of snoirtN und Hnior huyiug
81 hors. and caravan D foes 60 New
Forest 20 live the aiuAuln hfs 90 o.
~ usy whose EIrn Do IONS Here
she meets Jack Hutton. n young land
owner. whom hr foekH t, cti,t her
from his property. Doe tne fIatusau
belief that D o. IL rHpU
This great play b. Dol r r'HrIfri
to-day also thr Patty AfuufIl De-
COMEDY. Camping uuf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
WH|TES|DE KILLED
BY K|LE, DECISION
OF CORONER'S JURY
Death Of Murdered Man II Caused
by Three Shots From a 10 Gauge
Shot Gun; Kile Notified Officers
Of Killing.

Aftif investigating the circumstan.
ces of the death ~ David u. White.
side. the rancher. who was shot In
Valencia county night before last. and
IN which connection George L. kiic.
formerly VI this city. but at present
santa Fe agent az Toltec. the coron
ers iury this morning returned a vir-
dict ~ wilfui killing
The jury found that WhiteSide had
died frOm three shots fired from a
10 .gaure shotgun In the hands ~ one
seufFr kite."
The killing occurred at Toitec about
. o'clock Wednesday nlght u In said
a. have eaulted from a discussion
which Mhitcside and Mrs Kile had In
duired In eariy "wednesday afternoon
~ Tho home % Mrs kile's mother. a
which time u D. said that Mhiterlde
iusuited Mrs Kile. cailing her names
und striking her
M. two men met later In the eve
ming near the village Of Toltec with
the result that Mhiteside was fatal
h injured.
Tue following IL a complete copy
~ th~ curuuer juiyH verdict IN the
ease
"we the curoners Jury investigation
the klllnr af one David H. Whitcside.
after taking al the testimony obtain.
abb and examining the body and all
con- lions surrounding the case. de-
clare that tho said Whii'aids came TO
hs death hY three gun shots nred
from 80 A-iG shotgun lu tho
hands % o. George T. ktlo aud that
the shootinr occurred after being
thoroughly pretuo tltst,d with both
malice aud fo"rrthuurht and that he
sand Klr committed Haid act Vhlio
the said Whitcslds WIS tryluH 90 make
his escape knowing that tho said
klis was pursuing him Nlfh Intent 20
murder him and testify bat the
above b. true and correct uud alru
ourselves cd fuiluws
" A. TuiBpEN.
o. a. NttLEuN.
AMOS TtETIEN
10 o. CHAPMAN.
= = EVANS.
D. ~ TUCKER
MIfrrFsrs Jurors
GirnAr. uurlr, Hiu'wutcr n ~
John carver Grants y ~
Tom UHfN Grants. y n
~ . uaverktmpl Dfauta y n
q y Harding Grants, n NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

inE % factories by German agents.
fleets ana submarines In action,
squadrons Of the Hl. stirring battle
rrencs. President Wilson ~deiivefing
biz nfnnuH war merslre 20 congress
American armies in ramp aud pour
INK into France magnificent scenes
iu the White House aud In the impc-
rial palace ~ potsdam. a fierce com
hnf between soldiers ana enemy plot
ttra-.hcse and many other stlrfinr
events make "rhe prusaian Cur" the
most ~far-rcachlng nlm.apecfacle eNer
thrown on the screen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
At the Theaters Today

LYRIC-'The Cold Deck, with William - Hart aud Mrs
Charlie Chaplin and u Chester Outing.
PAsTIME-"Tho Prussian Cur" a Fox feature.
"B'-'Under the Greenwood Tree,' with Elsie Ferguson;
and Camping Out, with Fatty Arbucklc.
IDEAL-'Hells End, with William Desmond; and
"wrongod by Mistake, comedy.
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Harvey's Minstrels; per.
Torrance starts NJ D m. band concert IN front Of the hall at 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
N mn pAeum

Perhaps b nusi rfUlIur feature
90 THE lfuaal4u t.Ir fnr William
FnN photndrima vhlrh rlv sf fhr
lHsflWc o. she fIurtfuIHuH HrTau uf
niE GENES which have been included
100 De- action
The iauuchinr of shIls thc burn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
ALBUQUERQUE
THIN PEOPLE

nltr1 Phosphate shapid Flvr yon q small
ttfaiF increase n firm healthy nsfh ssfh
Day Do snuIllrs an o. entail suhtianfs 10
Go hmin anf nrffts ln tho artitg form 10
HNIUN N uHNHHNF occurs ln ~ lNInE cells
70 te badly nlfrn Phosphate replaces
rfrff anstH and rHraffa neu rirsnEfh aud
fHHr.f rlll hf uHieas Pharmacy in Aha.
IIFnTlr end m"ff Iraaaiaif undfr dHflnits
Tl.ralfsH n refniit o. money back
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

sood alfalfa for rabbits. chickens.
hot~cs. COWS. D. ". Dec. sts-1tt-sta
Mc-l Lead Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

Magic Just % drop a little rroezona
on that tnurht corn. Instantly II siopa
aching then you MT the corn of with
thr fingers Truly No humbugi
Try freexonpi Your druggist sells "a
tiny bottle Tor u few cents. sufficient
10 rid yohr feet Of every hard corn.
soft corn. ~ corn between the toeH.
aud ~callusss, without one particle %
pain, surenefs or Irritation. Freszone
~ the discovery of a noted Cincinnati
genius
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

approved awarding $4,000 To the
military institute AZ Roswell for tho
ext tive ycars combined. white the
senate figures were $4,000 below
that total. The house voted $50. V0O
Tor the expense Of the NTH state ieE-
stature. while the scnat held this
expenditure a. The same total n has
always been. t2h.0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

Mann a man has married "a piece OF
teal estate With o. woman in The utls
deed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
Mortuary

The Wrsmi sertI,ss ~ Mrs ieen.
iin' Hrault. Who died ON TUESDAY
morning vii hs held tomorrow morn.
ina from TIE catholic church The
service vii be conducted o., Father
MHndulHu Hrt the intefmsnt v'il BE-
~ Snntn barbara cemetery The do
r'psfd b survived hN hrt SON John
brault und his vile avid thI'd. her
father Lewis Altu. two brothers.
August hnd Emil Alari and one 49,.
tCr Mts pkff clifford
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
JAPON ENSISTE EN- La
IGUALDAD DE
RAZAS

PARIS. Mario 2S.-Contraria-
mente a las nOticias que han clrcu-
lado en- esta capital, de que el Japon
habia ~abandonado definitivamente
SUI prop6sito de inSistir en- que Sc in
sertara en- el Convcnio de la Llga
de las Naciones. una clausula refe-
rente a Ia igualdad de las razas, Sc
ha sahido de fuente autoriZada, que
no soIamente los Delegates japone-
ses no han modificado Sill demanda
Original respecto de tai clausula. Slno
que han vuelto Il reanudar su petit
ci0n ante la Comision Encargada de
Ia Liga de las Naciones.
FL texto de la ciausula que los
nipones ~encarecian que sc lnsertara
en- el Convcnio de Ia Liga. dice:
"Siendo IN principle fundamental
de Ia Liea de las NacicNes. la igual-
dad de las n~acione>. las atlas parties
contratantcs. convienen en- acordar
I'm igual Y justo tratamlento, tan
pronto como sea possible. 4 los eH-
tranjeros que pertenezcan a las ma
clones miembros de Ia Li%a. y en-
no hacer distinction nin@una nj por
ley. nj de hecho. por raz5n de razas
o nacionalidades."