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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
PRELATE TO STAY.
No Law On United States National
Air.

no I'D" Sn 0Hitcu StdtoS National
Air.
BY Associated Press.
Washington, June 17.--Immigration
officials said today that there was
no law under which the Most Rev.
Daniel j. Aannix, archbishop of Mel
bournes could be excluded from the
United States even should an In
quiry disclose that he failed to stand
when the band OF the steamship
Ventura played the American nation
al anthem in Honololu harbor.
Protest against the admission of
the archbishop has been filed with
the state department by Marcelius
Parsons OF New York and several
others who were passengers with the
archbishop on the Ventura.
The matter was turned over to the
immigration bureau yesterday by the
department. but as yet the immigra-
tion authorities at San Francisco
have made no report.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
The Weather.

Iowa-Fair tonight; Friday unset
tied; not much change in tempera-
ture.
Range Of temperature at MARSHALL
town: Wednesday So and so; Tues
day s. and 65; June 49, 1919. 80 and
64. At Z this,morning 53, yesterday Ct.
Rainfall Wednesday .0S of an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17

in the United States. were resumed
today before Immigration Inspector
Shell. at the department of labor
Counsel for both sides expected to
complete the presentation of testi-
mony today. Labor department Of
iicials have announced that final de-
cisiof will rest with President Will
son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
euNMEN,s WAR RENEWED.

Ganqsters Shoot and Fatally Wound
Patty 1.-THE Bear" Ryan.
BY Associated Press.
Chicago, June 17.-Chicago's gang
war was renewed this morning with
the shooting of Patty, "the Bear"
Ryan by five gunmen. who fled in
an automobile. Hospital physicians
said Ryan would die. Patty "the
bear, owned a saloon in which a
policeman was recently killed by a
gunman and was also one of those
held in connection with the recent
murder of Edward Coleman, labor
leader.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
To Prosecute Coal Profiteers
BY Associated Press.

Washington, June IA drive on
prohteers in bituminous coal was
ordered today by Attorney General
faimer. All federal district attorneys
We're ordered to give special atten-
ton to charges of such profteerinp
and seek indictment where invecti'
cation warranted -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
Patten Quits "U." Board.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, June 17.-Oliver T. Will
son, by vote Of the board Of trustees
of Northwestern University. sue
ceeds James A. Patten, who re-
signed yesterday as president of the
board.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
Federal Employees
Lose Jobs When
20 Years Old
BY Associated Press.

ployes who have reached the age OF
retirement--7o years--altho they have
not given the minimum of fifteen
years Of service required under the
retirement law, must be dropped from
the rolls. Attorney General Palmer
ruled today. Such employees, he said,
cannot draw retirement pensions.
The ruling was announced in letter
to Secretary of the Interior Payne.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
WA, RECORD HELPS PRISONER.

Judge Deduets Year For Each Wound
-Fourtasn of Thsm.
BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Iune 17.--An excel
lent record made by Anthony Tel
ensky, while serving overseas. saved
him yesterday from a long prison
tcr,r fefs raistsg $40 notes to, $50.
The prisoner was wounded fourteen
times and the judge deducted a year
for each wound. He was gwen one
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17

ed company OF British Indian
troops on the 1smid front who were
WITHDRAWING under an agreement.
The Turks wounded thirty and cap
tured British intelligence officer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
WOMEN AVOID PARTlsANsHlp.
Club Federation Warned Against In.
Junction of Personal Views.
BY Associated Press.

~ ~ASSSSAASCN i lCSSs y
Des Moines, June II. - Partisan
politics must be kept out of the Gen.
,eral Federation OF Women's Clubs,
Mrs. Josiah Evans -Cowlcs. president
OF the federation. said today in her
address at the biennial convention.
She told the club women they should
make intelligent and consistent use
OF the franchise rights given them,
but as the federation Is composed
OF women Of various parties and
political beliefs the partisanship
question should be kept out Of the
federation. The women should vote
as they see fit, she asserted.
There should be no line Of de-
markation between the men and
women's votes, Mrs. Cowles said, as
all are under the same laws, flag.
country and conditions. Mrs. Cowles
deplored delay In final peace settle
ment.y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
COLLEGE STUDENT IN JAIL
Awaits Action Of Grand Jury En-,
Killing II. E. Maroney.

BY Associated Press.
Hanover. N. H., June 17.-Robert
Meads. Of La Grange. ILL.,, the Dart
mouth College student whose liunor
smuggling traffic led to his
killing Henry e. Maroney, of West
Medford, Mass. a fellow-student,
early yesterday. was a prisoner in
the county Jail at Woodville to-
aay' awaiting action by the grand
jury on a charge of murder. His
companion in flight from the college
Cfiie Nicely Wise, OF Upton, o., who
returned to Hanover when Meads
! boarded GA the train for Boston on
which re. was cap ptnea, Ms neld Sn
the local jail as material witness.
The college authorities have sup
Piled bonds of $1,000 each for three
other students held as witnesses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
cHANcELLoRsHlP REFUSED.

Dr.. kaufbeuren Says Mission in
Paris is Too Important.
BY Associated Press.
Paris. June 17.-Dr. Mayer Won
Kaufbeuren. German charge deaf
fairs here, has refused the offer Of
the German chancellorship, rendered
him by Karl Trimborn, leader Of the
German center party, who is trying
to form the new German ministry.
DR.. Kaufbeuren declared the mis-
sion he was to fulfill in Paris is too
important for him to give up at this
juncture.
Berlin dispatches on Wednesday
Indicated that the success Of Herr
Trimborn. in his efforts to form a
government was thought to hinge
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
What's In a Name.

By Associated Press.
Chicago, June 17.-The COMMITTEE
of forty eight" it was announced to-
day, will present two names from
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
Prices in France Coming Down.
BY Associated Press.

Paris, June 17.-Newspapers state
that coffee costs less here than in
Havre and less in Havre than in Bra
zil. Other commodities in everyday
use continue to decline, among them
cotton. which again has undergone a
sharp reduction at Hayre,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
GIRL BARRED BY AGE.

Graduate Of Law School Too Young to
Practice.
By Associated Press.
Chicago, June 17.-President Of her
class, salutatorian, and one of the
two commencement speakers, Miss
Helen NJ. Cirese,~20 years old, who
was graduated from De Pau Law
School today. will be obliged to wait
a year before hanging out her
shingle." as 21 is the age required for
lawyers to be admitted to the bar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17

posed third party when it meets here
July 10 to nominate a presidential
candidate. The names are the
american party and the peoples
party.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
BY Associated Press.

By ASSOC1a10d PreBS.
great four mills on the Marne, Just
outside Meaux. took fire early today
and all hope of saving them was
abandoned. the hremen confining
their efforts to an attempt to save
adjacent buildings.
The celebrated water mills, which
were built at least a century ago,
survived the battle of the Marne.
They were constructed on pile-worls
In the center Of the river. The mills
were filled with wheat and -four
valued at several million francs
which will be total loss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
FATHER OF SEVEN KILLED.

Auto Accident Makes Orphans of
Motherless Riddles.
BY Associated Press.
Muscatine, June 17.-Albert Russell
Van Dusen, 3S years old, of Wilton,
was instantly killed. and Fred
Burkiman. Moscow farmer, was
seriously injured when the car in
which they were riding was struck
by the Chicago and Omaha west
bound train No. 7 at crossing west
of Moscow late Wednesday, after
noon. Van Dusen leaves seven
motherless children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17

There are seventy-five differen,
grades of coal on the American
market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
Martens Hearing Resumed.

Washington, June 17.-Hearings In
deportation proceedings against
Ludwig G. A. Martens. soviet agent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17

March Pays Respects in RhineIand.
BY Associated Press.
Coblenz, June 16.-Gen. Payton c.
March, chief of starr of the American
army, paid his respects here today
to the Belgian and British COM
manders in the Rhineland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
Little Work in Some Fields
Despite Excessive De-
mands For Coal.
IDLENESS DUE TO
LACK OF COAL CARS
Miners Averaging One Day Per
Week in Ohio Fields-Interstate
Commerce Commission Severely
Criticized For Failure to Remedy
Existing Conditions-Operators In
Appeal For Lower Rates.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Columbus, O.. June 17.-Tho miners
are receiving the highest wages ev-
er paid them and the demand for coal
is far in excess Of the supply, many
Ohio miners are actually suffering
from hunger, according to George w.
Savage, secretary and treasurer of
the United Mine Workers.
Mr.. Savage has received an appea;
for aid from miners at syesville,
Guernsey county. The miners said
they had been averaging only one
days work a week for some time, ow-
ing to the car shortage.
MIR. Savage severely criticizes the
interstate commerce commission for
alleged discrimination. 1--WE have
been trying for years to get an equit-
able distribution of cars" Mr. Savage
said. "the interstate commerce COM
mission has talked but never acted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
FRENCH WAR DEAD 1867. 1872.
Final Official Figures on Number
Killed Issued.
lxx A ia&a

Paris, June 17.-Final official sta
tistics Of the ministry of war fixes
the total number Of French soldiers
killed during the war at 1,362,S72.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
Operators Want Lower Freiaht Rates
BY Associated Press

8.
BY Associated Press.
Washington. June IA plea for a
freight rate on coal lower than Tia
general advance asked by the rail-
roads was made to the Interstate
commerce commission today by C.
y. Boyd, Louisville, KY. represent
ing the Harlan County Coal u-er.-
tors Association. Coal is necessary
basic commodity. Mr.. Boyd said. and
existing rate relationships and diff
ferentials should be preserved for the
benefit Of the consumer.
george M. Cummins. Of Davenport.
Iowa, representing consumers told
the commission that there was no OBJ
lection to the rate increases asked nv
the railroads If sufficient revenue
would be provided to rehabilitate the
transportation systems and ;sssvc the
public first class service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
PROMINENT iowAN VERY ILL.

John L. BIeakley, Former State Audi
tor In Hospital.
By Associated Press.
Des Moines, June 17.-John l..
Bleakley, for six years auditor of
state, and one time state senator from
Cherokee county, was reported in a
serious condition today at a hospital
where he went for an operation. He
is widely known thruout Iowa and
has a number of business interests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
Turks Attack Indian Troops.
AoCNoiofaH prnce =

Constantinople. June 16.-Turkish
nationalists troops yesterday attack
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17
SURVIVES BATTLES;
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Great Water Power Flour Mills on
Marne, in France Total Loss-Con-
structed Century Ago, on Pile
Work in Confer of Marne-Filled
With Wheat and Flour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
pledges supper, to IA league Of free

pledges support to "a league Of free
peoples"
Declare. for Soviet OF Industries.
3. Demand democratic control OF
Industries. laying down the right OF
labor for AN increasing share In the
responsibilities and management OF
Industry.
!. Calls for public ownership OF all
public utilities and natural resources
and immediate repeal OF tho Esch-
cunmins railroad law.
.. Demands favorable laws Tor
farmers, establishment OF public mar
kcts. extension OF Federal farm loan
system. organization OF state and ma
iional service To guide applicants
for farms and farmers already on
land ana promotion OF farmers ben
eft organizations. which actually
viii help"
6. Advocates government economy
to replace "extravagancc that has
run riot under the present admins
tration," dcnounclng the system that
has created one war millionaire for
cvcry three American soidters killed
Ia France" demanding that war
acquired wealth be taxed 80 as to
SHIFT the tax burden from the poor.
taxes and recommending ,stccply
graduated income taxes for Federal
revenue. ana taxation OF land valued
ami sharply graduated Inheritance
taxes for state and local govern
mcnt.
Z. Urges reduction of the cost OF
living ~ Stabi!lZation OF currency,
Federal control 81 meat packing In
dustry and enforcement OF present
laws against profiiccrs, especially
til" big ones
s. Favors Justice 10 soldiers of the
World War as a matter Of right and
not Of charity" recommending pay
mont Of Il sum sufficient to make
;heir war pay not less than their
I.nbOr's IIIi Of Rights.
.. I.abOrs bill OF rights, which in
cludos declarations for:
The unqualified right OF all work
ers. including government workers.
10 strike.
Freedom from compulsory arbi,ra-
ton.
Maximum standard eight hour day
and forty -four-hour week
Old age unemployment payments
and workincn's compensation 10 in
sure workers against accident and
disease.
Abolition Of employment OF chill
drcn under lG years. complete and
effective protection Of women in in
duStry with equal pay for equal
work. abolition OF private employ
m"nt detective agencies used against
strikes and exclusion from interstate
commerce o: convict labor products
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16


Retail Phillip
operation in
ebusine increst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

$lOOOO will Immediately Co
Furniture
the firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Phillip Levy & Co., Div.
American Home Furnshers' Corp.


at Norfolk
policy
the
PLETE HOME FURNISHES ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
NO PRESTARAN. MAS
DINERO A EUROPA
LOS EE. UU.
Ell Representative americana
extra-oficial en- Bruselas
ash 10 declare
NECESITAN GARANTIAS
Roland W. Boyden no tiene
fe en- Ell resultado de la
Conferencia Financiera
International

PARIS, Sophomore -9.--RuiInG ".
.hoyden, representative rN~ua-ofic.cl
dc IN p~eriou.co frances, en- u Congresu
tlnancicro lnLernacIonai que csLa efcc-
%tuanQOsG Ell BiuSeias, en- UNA cntrevlS'
u que cUnceuIO III C~VrrCspunSdl dIgO
que mora no la v!SIO naua que pud.ere
uAIIe II lued uc los reSult1uvs praC-
lIcUS que IL IUnIerencIa pucua teller,
a~sreSaIuU que en- su COMcpeIo, Aga
hos passes nan contauo ueiuas.auo con
esq cUnIerenc.a para aI1cgiar su 81
.uaciOn f4nanclera.
Al l~n,er.uea.Ie eI c~orrcspouSal 81
| acaso con 10 que habia oIuo en- las
c.oneSc ~Icctuauas pOr el CVnsreso no
era baSlanIc para anlm.r!o a II en-
| ayudI, en- .nomDrc dc su pals. dc las
I naGlOncs que 81 naiianAn en- S!UUaciott
al.rem.anJc, 81 i~"presentante america
| 10 cu1!GesIy scIc.endo LgcramenJe:
ESQ no cs tan !acil como aIgunos
| Green"
"YO tamLieu gude habcr hablado
Llli, ) II hspana J holanda, ma
vcr probauu que IL ]iIuaclv econVmI-
ca nc los EstauOs Ln.dos Il" IS tan
J..!lante como generaGmentc Sc supo-
..c: Zero III. Me nabr't cre!uo.'
"Nucstra !nGuslr!a tcXIl. V cSpc-
,;ilmrNtc Ia de lana. 80 halia caSI pa
.;l.%tda Y q aigodvn, como USED sa-
e. puSa en- esios muInenlos pc: una
c.:ln.c crisis. Las taUricaS d. 2ap1-
IS st han visto obligadaS 4 baJar los
,,rcc!os del calzado u m-nos del coSto
= i'm de puder dcShaccrSI de u cNlS
,encias Y obtencr a!sunos tondoS. Las
industries metalmrgicas ' mccAnIcds Sc
hallsn lGualmcnte cSGancadaS y por
ctr, parte 10 estamos tan ~tranTui!us
Dor 10 uu. rc<pccta 4 UNA ;rausforma-
con social. Bajo cstas circunst;tnc!as.
como listed debc C"-nprcnder. cs m
possible para nosotrnS venlr On ayuda
de qulcncs nos llaman.
""VenenoS haStanlc orc y plata. Pc
70 81 periodic de emprestios d" Estado
a Estado ha pasdo va. Pres;aremos
dinero Il ~quIenqUiera uuc nos ofrezc~
garantiaS. y mdy partiCuiarmeutc. ga
ramIias morales. N,nd-cmcs On au%
l!o lie quirnquiera qu, uui"ra trabajar
IN oaZ y IN oricn. For q momen1o,
Europa Sc e~ncuentra en- un estado
de grandisirna agitaci6n e incstatt-
lidad politica para que arrie>gu"m"o
nuestro capital cn cmprtstitoS ella.
tina condici"n Indispensable para
que yiniJramoS cn 81 aEuda, - IA
SUPPRESSION de las barrtcadas CconoIni'
cas- entire los puebloS. imaginense que
Ell los Estados CridoS. en- veZ de po'
der enviars" m~crcunCias ii" NueV;
York I BOSTON IN cinco horaS. com"
ocurre. So nec.SitaTan ocho dlaS, de-
Dido q las !uum"rabl"S formalIdaGes
y u~bstAculos qu" Sc puSi"ran On cad=
Estado que hay gu" atravesar. Tree
listed Que de esd rlanera podrian h"-
cerse ~negociosH ;No-Permitame. p'ieS,
u rcsuma mis- ideas y op!niones "n
una palabTa: "CrienSe unoS tStaG's
Unidos de Europa Y TODD Sc arregiara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
LAS CONDICIONES DE LAS
FINANZAS ALEMANAS

BERLIN, Septiembre g. Con
no solo obligar al Gabinete 4 abordar
amenaza de dimitir su puesto y por
consiguiente precipitar n crisis, Herr
With, MiIiistro de Hacienda, losr6
no solo obligar al Gabinete Il bordaf
Ell problema de las embrolladas finan-
zas de Ia naci6n, sino que tambier
obtuvo para 81 mismo n Influenza
ascendente en- los asuntos del Go
bierno.
En- session extraordinaria del Gabi-
nete. Herr Wirth present6 III analisis
complete Y descubierto dc las condi-
clones financieras de Alemania- sunni
nistrando las pruebas de los millon-s
de marcos ie deficit a colegas y
hacienda Ia inculpaci0n de que una
hacienda calamitosa no es mas que In
expression de Il mala administration
Como resultado de esa franco expo
sicimn de las firanZas nacionales, 81
Gabinete unanimemente vote abordar
en- seguida cl problema de In confis-
cai6n de los campos ~carbonfferos. or
dcnando al Ministro de Econcmfa pre-
parara el proyecto de ley. b~asandose en-
el info,me compilado recientemente
Dor Ia comisi6n nacional dc s~ociaiiza
ci6n.
En- una reunion del Gahinete cela-
hradl aver. 81 Ninistro Wirth habfa
dicho que las deudas totales de Ale
mania ~inclurendo IA derida ~consoli-
dada de $1,000. Onh mo de marcos
oscendfa = 24h. 100000, 900 de marcos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
LLOYD GEORGE FRACASO
CON LOS MlNEROS

LCNDEES, Sept.enbre 2s.-Ea Pri-
mer Ministro Lloyd-George apei6 hoy
nucvanente = los obreros mineros 4
lin &c que aceptasen las propos!ciones
Gel Gobierno y refiriesen II question
del 2unento de los salaries u IN tri-
punal independents o, como alternate
va. So reunieran con los propieta-Ios
de las mIras = ~cony:CisseC un plan
para 81 aumento de q production. con
10 Cue cree 81 Gobic-ao que los obrs-
ros obtendrian mayores salaries Cue
los que piden. La apelacion del Pri-
me- Ministro ma sido compiet2ments
multi. Los ohrsros insistisrOn en- que
S,rs demands lie aumento dc dos che
lines dsbe concedarSeies immediate
mente y aprobaron = r~eSoruci6n g
chazando "a proposition de rettrar .!
aviso de huelga que czpira el 9omin-
go.
\ menos de uue 81 GobicrUo rcSueiva
artes de cua-eG;a : "chr hoglS, los
mineros despues de IA Ultima guer-
dia del sa6aGo a-baEdondrin L ne
rramientas : 81 lunes eStarsr tod"s CT
huelSa-
e. dix Dc nov Tue &c c"Eferencias.
P-rimeramente Ia triple 4lianEa, COM
puesta de ohrercs ~ierToviarios, mine
0 V de ~transporte. los que SO reunie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
'OTRA CONFERENCE
ENTIRE POLACOS
Y LITUANOS
Sc efectuara en- Suwaki
Y tratara de la cues
ton Iimitrofe

RIGA, S~eptiembre 29.-El sobierno
lituano ha degrade a%rreglar una nuevt
conferencia con los polacos Ell Su-
walk, hoy. con la esperanto de poder
ajustar en- ella las condolences dc paZ
V contener ell nuevo avance polaco n
oriente que men interrump!r las
conferoncias de paz ruso polacas en-
csta ciudad.
e. Teniente Robert Kelley, agrega-
do a II Comision americana en- Rig
V un Official ingles, salieron aver para
estar p~resentes en- dicha conferences,
con caracter Official.
PARIS. Septiembre 29.-El gobierno
polaco Ia cnviado un teleGrama I!
Consejo de In Liga de las NacloneS,
solicitando que Sc pida 4 Lituania que
euvie Embellishments u Delegates q
Suwalki para discutir la situaci"u re-
lati-a = Ia frontera con Polonia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
FL ARR MANNIX DlCE
PROMOVERA LA PAZ

LCNDRES, S~eptiembre 2S.-En una
co.nida dada csIa noche por los obs
-. de- Clerine, Southwark y Ports
mouth al a~rzobispo Mann!x, ohio que
nunca habfa sabldo de nada ma duro
Que IA Alternative dad. al EoLle nom
ore que acon.IH en- al prisl6n de Erik
ron para que diers una garantia, so
pena de su vida, de que los ases!na
tos de que no IS responsible ell modo
alguno cesarfan.
Il arzob!sDo ManniN agrego que 81
q fuera q IrIanda, hablariG contra TO-
da agresividaG y ~prOmo"e-2G IL paZ.
Los directories en- Lond-es de la L.
ga de Ia Auto-determipaci1n ~1rianGesa
no han expresado esta noche n!nsuna
ansiedad pur q peligro Immediate de
Ia muerte del alCaide Mac SWlneT,
aunuue firmemente $OSturlerun que IS
e no estA reciDiendo alimcntoS. sieh"o
mos cUantoS tragoS de aqua cada Tres
O cuatro horas 10 Unico que lnglere
eI alcalde de Cork.
FL padre Dominic, capellan lie! al
calde. dijo al corresponsal despues de
una vista al echo del enetremo.
"SuS mejillaS Y SieneS eStan hundI-
das = 81 cuerpo esta conSumido. Ha
estaGo suiriendo de un frio cast con-
tinuo durante diez dias. pero su intell-
gencia ha cstado siempre clara. Los
informes de Ia Liga acerca de 81 ex-
trema debilidad. no son cNagerados. NO
es cierto que ell preSo lee diariamente
los ~pe-i6dicos; 81 lee unos cuanto mi
nuros a veces, pero cuando es asi. el
reri5d.cc es s!cmpre sostenido por una
cnfermera. Tambien es incorrecto de-
cir Que Ms Sw'inev Sc afeitn a 81
mismo. pues es afeitado cada dos o
res dfas por III guardia.'
e. padre Dominic dijo. tambien. QUE
on el case de Ia muerte de MacSwiney.
este seria enterrado en- Ia Dorci6n del
Cementerio de Cork. deStinada 4 las
vfctimas de los inrleses" : junto n la
-umba de su predecessor en- Ia ACADIA
de Ia ciudad Mr.. MacCurtain.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30
CRISIS MINISTERIAL EN-
Ell COB. DE BELGICA

RRCSELAS. SeptieEnLre 29.-M. de
u Croix dijo hoy 4 los p~erioGistas que
irnedIatamente despuGs del regreSo
del reg Alberto del Brasil. o~frcceria 81
Omission como primer ministro. agre-
gando que va eSra designado al quo ie
ha Dc sustituir ell al pueSto de jcfc de!
sonierno beige.
Il Niinistro lie lag CoioniaS. Franck.
manifesto hoy que TO deseab2 ahardo-
mar gu puestc. aunquc cs tarabitn 81
deseo introduci:. ayudado por otros
dos ministries !iberaleS. II. FymaHS
dc Asrn;os Extraajcros. Y ii general
JarSon mimstro dc ia Guerra. las re
.ornas prometidaS antes de dejar Dc
torrnar parte del gabinetG.