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Brazilian Embassy in. Paris.

PARIS, June THE diplomatic
mission Of Brazil in Paris has been
raised from a legation to an embassy.
Dr. Castoa de Cunha, the new ambas-
sador, has arrived In Paris. He was
formerly Brasilian ambassador to Lis
bon and Rome and undersecretary Of
state for foreign affairs at Rio ia
metro. Regis de Oliveira. former Bra
lillian minister to France, will leave
Paris this week to take up his new
post as minister at The Hague.
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FORT McHENRY HOSPITAL
FOR D. C.'S EX-SOLDIERS

BALTIMORE. June Sex soldier
patients from Maryland. Virginia.
West Virginia and the District of CO.
lumbia vii, be sent to Baltimore by
the government for treatment at Fort
McHenry in the next few weeks, it
was announced today by DR.. Thomas
r, Payne. who has taken charge of
the hospital for the United States
public health service.
DIR. Payne says he is making ar
rangements to care for 500 or more
men. The new hospital is intended
primarily for discharged Army and
Navy men who are suffering from all
ments consequent on their service
during the war.
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HOGAN AND COBB SEATS
TO BE CONTESTED TODAY
From a staff Correspondent.

CHICAGO, June s.-The contesting
delegation from the District Of CO.
lumbfa, headed by Aaron Bradshaw
and Robert /. Miller. are expected to
appear this afternoon before the cre-
dentials committee. to challenge the
right of the Hogan and Cobb delega-
tion to seats in the republican con-
vention. It is expected that the ac-
ton of the national COMMITTEES. seat
ing Hogan and Cobb. will be sustain
ed. Frank ]. Hogan. chairman of the
District delegation. will appear before
the committee to argue Its case.
Mr.. Hogan Is a member of the COM
mittee on permanent organisation. He
intends to support Senator McCoTmick
for permanent chairman
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ST ,e28,617 IS INCREASE
IN Telephone. REVENUES

Reports of revenues and expenses of
telephone companies having annual
operating expenses in excess of $780,
600, filed with the Interstate Com
merce Commission and made public
today. showed an operating income
for the month Of January of $7.4S2.S6O,
or an increase Of $1.92S.617 over Janu-
ary, 1919.
Telephone operating revenues were
s38.120,456,; an increase of $7.665.280,
and operating expenses were $27,975,-
602. an increase of $5.230.09S.
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TURK TROOPS Defeated
BY THE NATIONALISTS

PARIS, June S.-Turkish nationalist
forces have defeated government
troops and have advanced up to with
Ismid, according to Constantinople
dispatches received by newspapers
here.
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REPORTS BOLSHEvISTS
DRIVEN BACK IN PANIC

WARSAW, June 7.-Bolshevik forces
have been driven back in a panic along
the front between the Dvina and Bere-
slna rivers, according to an official
statement issued at Polish army head
quarters today.
The Poles launched an attack against
the town OF Glubokoi. eighty-flve miles
north OF Minsk. which broke through
the soviet lines and resulted in the cap
ture Of 500 prisoners and large amount
of booty. Bolsheviki. who had crossed
the Beresina, have been driven back, it
is declared. SECS
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Hogan Is Pledged
TO Senator Calder
ON s:4zst Ballot. !"
From a stan Correspondent.

From a STAFF Correspondent.
CHICAGO. June S-Frank J.
Hogan. one of the Districts
two delegates to the republican
national convention. In pledged
to n candidate" after all. He
admitted IT today. Mr. Hogan
was born i'm Brooklyn.
At the Blackstone Hotel he
met Senator Calder Of New
York, another BrOOklynite.
"Senator,o said Mr. Hogan, 81
have been charged with being
pledged to various candidates
for the nomination. 1 want
you to underxtand that 1 am.
pledged to vote for NO one but
Calder of New York ON the
fOrty-flrst ballot"
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USE "G0osEsTEP" IN PARADE.
German Members of French For
eign Legion Indulge Old Habit.

BY Cable to The Star and Chicago
Daily News. Copyright. 1920.
I CONSTANTINOPLE. June S-Even
in Turkey. which Is a country where
almost everything is possible. goose
stepping" by French troops is an un-
usual spectacle. This happened. how
ever, in Messina last week when the
French landed a battalion of the for
eign legion made up almost ex-
clusively Of Germans. In parading
before the commander at the port
these men used the old German goose :
step.
= It is reported that the French have
concluded an eleven-day armistice with
the nationalists on the Cilician front.
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Heads Alabama Schools.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. June s.-John
W. Abercrombie Of Admission. solicitor
for the United States Department of
Labor, and formerly representative
from the state at large. was named
state, superintendent of education yes
tsrday by Gov. Thomas E. Kilby.
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Heads Second Division Association.

ATLANTA. Ca, June 8.-Maj Gen.
John A. Lejeune, one Of several men
who commanded the Cd Division in
France. was reelected president of
the Second Division Association at its
second annual Seunion here yester-
day.
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WEATHER.

Fair tonight and tomorrow: mild
temperature.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended pm. today: Highest, 79, at
$3.50 pm. yesterday; lowest, 81, at 4
am. today.
Full report on page %.
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LDwden Visits Candidates.

Gov. Lowden made the round of the
headquarters of the various candidates
yesterday and made each welcome to
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Member Of the Associated Press
The Associated Press 10 exclusively entitled to
the use for republication Of all news dispatches
credited to It not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights Of publication Of special
dispatches herein also reserved.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02

MAQUINAs DE COsER.-La "Na-
tionar' es la mejor, la mas elegante y
la mas barata, tenemos la Inca COM
pleta y damOs seryiciO eficiente. Con-
zaIez Padin Co. Advt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
Dc IA DiaTia Information
OTRA CASETA PARA
TUBERCULOSIS

La hermosa institution que
prohij6 el DIR. Ruiz Soler, sigue
recibiendo el general apcyo de
la opinion benefca de la Isla y,
otra Caseta sera donada por los
Caballeros de Colon, que estan
dando ros pasos necesarios para
aumentar con su presente ell MI
nero de pabellones en- el esplen-
dido Sanatorio de Rio Piedras,
Otras actividades para bene-
fcio de la comunidad estan de-
sarrollando los Caballeros de Co
Ion. Plausibles prop6sitos mere
cen placemes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
AHORA, MAS QUE NJNCA,
Ell MUNDO NECESITA HON
BRES Y MUJERES VIRLES,
Y AMBICIOSOS
Millones de Hon1bres han RIuerto o
EstSn In1tiles. Los Gobiernos Piden
Mas, Vida, Mas Production, Mas
Niios Vigorosos-Sanos
Los Mecicos aconsejan "Nuyi
ferrarse"

No debe desesperarse porque Sc
sienta agotado, pahdo. debh y ner-
yioso; irritable y cansado, NUXl-
FIERRO traera nueva vida, -vigor,
ambicion en- unas cuantas semanas.
La. ciencia inutilizo millones de
fombres, pero siempre incansable in
venta hoy promote fortifcar, vigori-
gar, aninar su mente, esclarecer su
vista, limpiar y enriquecer su sangre,
tenplar sus Inusculos. rejuvenecer su
cuerpo espiritu; para clio solo
recommends "Nuxiferro, tomar
NUXIFIERRO, el ultimo. mas valioso
efciente descubrimicnto; muy eco
nomico y 1nico asimilable y digeriblef
totalmente.
Su sa,ud, su virilidad, SD viveza de
n1ente de espiritu, confiarfza en- 81
mismo, 'el color de sus niejillas y su
semblante, son tan buenos como 10
sea su sangre. Sangre pura y rica Sc
manifesto por 81 misftla en- un salu-
dable rosado senblante, vivos oJos,
mente clara, animado espiritu. mus
cttlos de acero ambicion de exito y
placeres, Y NUXIFIERRO es 10
tnico que restituye esas dichas de
euerpo Y alma, por que en- el la ciencia
ha logrado combinar los elementos
para hacer que la sangre ejerza SD
natural cometido, supliendo al cuerpo
eI alimento, energia v fuerzas que le
son naturales y necesarios. "Nuxi-
fierro" esta preparado en- tabletas,
facil de tomar, segln instrucciones en-
cada frasco. Vale una fortuna afron-
tar ell porvenir sintiendose fuerte,
vigoroso, saludable, deseando placeres.
NUX1FIERRO solo cuesta unas pese-
( tas asegura su bienestar y .el de sus
hijos. Enpiece a tomar NUXIFlE-
RRO hoy mismo "Nuxiherre" su
esposa, "Nuxi6erre" sus hijos.
Sres. Doctores: La formula de "Nux-
iferro" no es. secreta, esta impresa
en- cada fraseo; veanla. Procurese
en- las farmacias y con seguridad en-
las de J. M. Blanco Inc, Porto Rico
Drug Co., San Justo Drug Co., todas
de San Juan. En- Bayam6n, j. J. Font
& Co. y en- Rio Piedras Farmacia Rou-
re. Tambien en- las principales de la
isla.-3.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
LA MINoRIA MUNICIPAL
EN- SAN JUAN

Sc ha discutido extensarnefl-
te en- estos dltimos dias en- la
Session Extraordinaria del Mu=s
nicipio, ell Progfama de gastos
-nicipio, el Programa de gastosTy v
orcenanzas para transferencias
de sunas destinadas a nuevas
obras y reorganization de diver
SOS sefvicios de la Administra-
cf6n de la ciudad, a 10 que Sc has
opuesto la nainoria unionista,
alegando que esas obras v esos
gastos no puede hacerlos ell Con-
cejo saliente, que dentro de .po9
co ha de entregar a los unionis-=
tas cue triunfaron en- la pasa-s
da election.
La mayorla republican, sos
tuvo que mientras esten actuan-
do es legal ell desarrollo de, esos
Proyectos-no importa que nu-
chos de ellos necesiten afIos pa.
ra efectuarlos-y que en- todo
case dejan ESQ a la nueva Adni-
nistracion.
La minorla sostuvo su oposi-t
eion a q. Sc acuerde ahora, Guam
do quedan dfas de sadministra-
cion a la mayorfa-1a realization
de obras de desarrollo de plahes
que han de competer los nue-
'vos ADMINISTRATORS de la cosa
pdblica en- la ciudad.
La session extraordinaria Sc
termino ell lunes sin llegar
acuerdos definitivos Y Sc espera
que Sc convoque para otras Sc
stones con ell mismo prop6sito.
InfOrmador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
MAS DE LA MITAD

I Calculos hechos por personas
entendidas en- negocios de azd-
car, fijan en- mas de la mitad de
la cosecha de azdcar de Puerto
Rico la que quedaba sin vender
cuando Sc lego al limite del alza
de precios.
La huelga de los mueHes per
judic6 grandemente los embar-
ques, pues mucha az1car no Sc
pudo vender por falta de tras-
portes y las ventas, ~cuando la
mayor rapidez en- ell alza, Sc ha-
clan para Immediate embarque.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
Olga Se1or -.
Fiiese en- este:

ST usted tiene interGs en- $anunciar
alguna cOsa y quiere estar SECURE de
que su reclamO Sc va a ieer en- mu-
chas parties, un mismO tempo, y
sobre todo, ALI DONDE A listed
LIE CONVENE QUE Sc LEA, or
dene sus anunciOs, grandes, regulares
o pequeiios a Ell IMPARCIAI..
Esta bien acreditada publication va
tOdos los sitios de la Isla, buena
hOra, pero sObre tOdo, el anunciante
Observara en- seguida que sus avisos
VAN SIEMPRE A DONDE Ell
QUIERE CUE VAYAN Y, Sc
LEAN, que es 10 esencial. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
CONVENE AL PUBLICO !.

+, No deseamos hacer sugestiones, sino ofrecer
10 mejor mas limitado
Tenemos para "todO ell mundo"; desde el rico
al pobre, pero mas para eI pobre.
En- Mosquiteros, no hay competencia possible.
Pago al contado, precios especiales en- partidas
de 500. =
OlaneS, nansus, percales, c6firos, driles, irlan-
das. crea catalana, voiles gaateas, casimires fl
nos mgleses otros articulos. Todo precios
de situacion y de acuerdo con los cambios en- ell
mercado. Nos conformamos con una pGrdida,
la mas prudential possible. ~."'
No divide que en- Casa de M. Rodriguez & Co.,
Allen 70, San Juan, P. r.. Sc vende al por mayor
y al detalle. -
Los quincalleros tienen la mejOr oportunidad.
TelefOnO No. 588.
M. Rodriguez & Co., : Allen Is,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
HIFORAACI0N
DEL SUR

Ponce, lloEiembre 80. Cor
yerdadera pena nos enteran1os
de que esta enferrna, aunque
por fortuna no de gravedad, una
ljita de nuestro distinguido
amigo el Lcdo. Rafael MARTINEZ
Madal, acreditado jurisconsulto
con bufete alberto aqui.
Nos satisfara poder registrar
su restablecimiento.
Ell 4 de diciembre proxifno,
} sea el sabado que viene, Sc lie
vara a caho en- los salones de la
Association de Dependencies de
esta localidad, la fiesta de ,gra-
duacion de los alumnos de la cla-
Sc de taqulgrafia Y mecanogra-
fla que da ALI la profesora Sc
iiorita Camilla Chardon.
Ell guardia Antonio A. Turf
ocupo y llevo al Quartet de la
fuerza una gonna para automo-
viles, marca mason Cord", que
Nevada un muchacho Y dejo
abandonada en- la calle, al ser
requerido por dicho policia para
que Sc detuviese.
Parece que era NAL habida y
presenta senales de haber sido
muy usada.
En- su domicilio, calle, Ato-
cha lesquina a Plaza del Merca-
do, Sc halla enfermo de cuidado
desde hace varios dias el respe-
table, sefor Salvador Wives,
quien disfruta aquf de genera
les consideraciones.
La famiila Wives pertenece a
troncos cuya genealogfa Sc re-
mota a la epoca de la fundacion
de esta ciudad.
Aver tarde regres6 a esta
ciudad, en- la que goza de una
mines simpatfas y estimation,
el apreciable doctor Rafael To-
PEE Nussa, notable medico Y ci-
rujano.
El doctor Lopez Nussa Sc ha-
llaba en- Estados Unidos de pa
SEQ, en- union de su esposa, la
elegante y culta dofia Ana Ca
orera y los dos les presenta-
mos nuestros respetos, con mo-
two de su vuelta a esta ciudad.
-Hace dfas que guarda CANA
ell conocido orifce sefior Felix
Ventura, por cuya sanidad y
restablecimiento hacemos cor
diales votos.
Accompanied de SUI distin-
guida y amable esposa, ha re-
gresado de New York nuestro
amigo don Angel Barasorda,
miembro prominente de la CO.
lonia espaflola en- esta comuni-
dad. :
Luego de pasar aquf una
'corta temporada en- asuntos pro
pios, ha salido hacia Mayagiez
ell conocido escritor de aquella
ciudad,> don Herminio H. Munoz,
quien tuvo la atenci6n de despe-
dirse de nosotros antes de par
-tir.
COrrespOnsaI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
AUTO CONTRA CAIRO

En- la Parada 10, hubo ell mar
tes un choque entire un auto, y
ell caro- electrico. No hubo des-
gracias y Sc hacfan sabrosos CO.
mentarios de la vista" del au-
to a la via de los carros, la que
parece no pudo impedir ell chau-
ffeur.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
Sc GRATIFICARA. .

AL que consiga en- San Juan o San
tufce una habitaci6n con sala, dOrmi-
toriO y cOcina, y 10 avise P. NJ, Te-
efOnO ,9O9. Apartado BAG. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02
BANGS DE coAMo

Hotel alberto todo eI afio. ServiciO
esmerado. Trato esquisito. Baiios
termo-sulfurOsos. I'D. y su famiIia
pueden pasar una temporada agrada-
ble, encOntrando las comodidades que
deseen. Precios conyenientes. No
divide que son los renOmbradOs Ba-
nos de COamo. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02

TELARES para bOrdar, re-
dOndos y cuadradOs, tOdOs los
tamanOs. Desde S1.OO en- ade-
lante.-GOnzalez Padin Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02

LA FEDERAL VISIBLE" es la
maqpina de sumar que usted le con
viene. Busquela, pru6bela y quedara
conveneido.
AGvt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02

PARA Los QUE VIAJAN tene-
mes complete surtidO de ropa de
abrigo, interior de lana para seho-
ras, csbaIleros y nihos, traies, So
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-02

bretodos y. demas prendas necesa-
rias para prOtegerse contra ell frio.
Gonzalez Padfn Go. Advt.
Advt
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[ 'ostpo12en1ent
Disappoints
Sin. Thomas
CONTINUED from page one)

coming over" replied Sir Thomas,
"but then she had her ocean rig and
not her racing rig; still she had no
more protection for the crew than she
has now"
At this moment Commodore Aemilius
Jarvis, Of the Royal Canadian Yacht
Club, who has been on the Victoria
throughout the races, entered the room.
Here, Jarvis" said Sir Thomas, 81
want you to hear this. You and | said
we thought they ought to go out on
the race"
He then related what had been said at
said that if the race had gone on the
New York Yacht Club committee would
have been remiss in their duty"
Mrs. Burton, for the first time since
her marriage, did not accompany her
husband on board racing yacht She
remained on the houseboat Killarney,
and her place was taken by a heavy
man from the 23-meter boat crew, who
could give hand with The ropes Her
percentage of races was unaffected, how
ever, owing to the postponement.
Thought Shamrock Could Win
Having unburdened himself of his
feelings, the natural generosity of Sir
L
this statements:
"The best people in the world make
mistakes, and we made one to- day. We
thought they should have started. but
the others on the boats knew best
thought Shamrock would win in that
weather, but after talking with our
men l do not know what would have
been the result.
81 asked them specifically if the
postponement came as result of any
inspiration from them, and they told
me positively No, not in the least"
A big black cat picked up on shore
and dubbed "Kilkenny" was struggled
aboard by one of the guests and pre-
sented to Sir Thomas as an omen of
good luck. Sir Thomas Immediately
adopted it, and after one of the women
had fastened a bow of green ribbon
about its neck, the Irish baronet posed
for the movies with it.
Kilkenny, alas. lacked the fighting
spirit Of his namesakes and quickly
succumbed to NAL de mer, possibly in
sympathy with some of the fresh water
sellors who were guests aboard. Kill
kenny's distress marked the beginning
Of a day of disappointment.
Despite all this, however, the bub-
bling good nature Of Sir Thomas could
not be long suppressed. Taking Lord
Dewar and Sir John Ferguson by their
arms, he led them down to the smoke
room for the daily session with the
newspaper men.
The newspaper men sat about him at
long table, and the proceedings took
on the aspect of g cabinet meeting.
Margaret Strickland, the young Boston
newspaper woman, who has gained the
especial friendship of Lord Dewar and
Sir Thomas, was the last to enter. Both
aHectionately refer to her as Boston"
Sir Thomas took her arm and led her
over to whore Lord Dewar was sitting,
and then said: "You know when you
marry Boston, Tom, she will take good
care of you. She will mend your
trousers for you" Thcn turning to Miss
Strickland, he continued: care you good
at sewing, Boston ?"
Before she could reply Sir John
Ferguson broke in and said: Oh.
Dewar wears kits, you know"
Then followed this dialogue between
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Jewish Relief i'm Poland
Achieves Good Results

Phenomenal results have been &C
complished by Overseas Unit No l.,
which was dispatched to Poland last
January by the Joint Distribution
Committee of the American Funds for
Jewish War Sufferers, according to a
report just presented to the commit
tee by DR.. Boris D. Bogen, until re
Gently director for Poland and now
general director of the committee
Drawing conditions Of typhus and
other plaques, members Of the unit
have succeeded in establishing effect
i've relief and launching rehabilitation
activities. 1t was in the course of
these activities that Rabbi Bernard
Cantor and DR.. Israel Friedlander,
members OF the unit in Polish Ukraine
were murdered on the road from
kamenetz Podolsk to Proskurow.
Poland, from the relief standpoint,
can not be considered as WHOLE"
says the report. at divides itself into
four area, which might be designated
as Congress Poland, Polish Lithuania,
Galicia and Polish Ukraine Conditions
and problems differ in each of these
areas"
For the actual immediate relief of
the Jews in these territories DR..
Bogen asks total Of $2,7O5 900 for
the next six months, beginning August
/. This includes medical aid and care
OF the thousands Of war orphans as
we'll as general relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25

was scared. I didn't dare to open the
kilograms that came for me. Finally,
/ summoned up courage. and one read,
'Forfarshire won by four lengths
THAT Saturday l was elected with a
big majority. My party asked me how
| did it, and told them. There was a
Gig rush to buy horses that week.
"My constituency may be bit
rough, but they have sense of humor.
Once when | was addressing them
along conventional lines | had pro-
ceeded very we'll without any of the
expected Interruptions, and had
reached what [ thought was a clinch-
ing point. Now we come to the ques-
ton of housing the public l began.
Il got no further. A gentlemanly
son of toll in the rear OF the hall who
had been conducting an analytical ex-
pertinent into the alcoholic content of
certain Installations got up unstcadily
and shouted: The question of public
housing, you mean.'"
Saloons in England are known as
public houses.
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Jassserund LenUes
Paris for Wezrsnsg'
By Ralph Courtney
specicl Cable to The Tribune


Copyright, 1920, New York Tribune inc.
PARIS, July 23.-The departure of
Jules Jusserand for Warsaw was the
signal to-day for another crop of ru-
mors that he was not returning TO
Washington as Ambassador. In Off
cial quarters no confirmation was OBJ
tainable. Neverth it is thought
that this report, which may not be
true at the moment, may shortly be-
come so. One Paris evening paper
states that Jusserand's successor has
already been selected in the person of
Philippe Bunau Vanilla. part author Of
the Bunau Varilla- Hay treaty.
Although not compelled to do so,
Vanilla joined the army and went to
the front, where he distinguished him
self. His brother is editor of the
Paris "Matin." Vanilla, who speaks
English fluently and has g great lik-
ing for America and Americans, I'M
doubtedly is the most likely man CO
receive the Jusserand succession.
His name had been mentioned pre-
vously several times as q candidate for
the Washington post, which it is UNI
derstood that he viii accept without
hesitation if it is offered him. The
feeling is gaining ground in France
that in view of an expected change of
regime in America Jusserand should
be replaced by some one else.