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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

A physician in Stockton. Cal, visi.s ,.a patients by air8lane.
 More pounds of potatoes are raised thzH of any other food crop in existerce-
 It has been estimated that steamers 1T, 20 per cent. safer than sailing vcsselS
 More than .5.0O per sons ars en9oy- ed in the salmon canning industry in ths state of Washington.
 Experts have estimated that ze.oec.eeo tons Of paper pulp can be prodcced each year from India's bamboos and gfessez-
 The most active volcano in the world Is Nit Sanguay. It is 17.Iss fe,t hieA. and is situated on the eastern csisin of the Andes in South America IL has been in constant eruption since l7zd
 Daniel R Edwards former members of the third madiine gun battalion of the first division. after the loss of an eTa an arm and leg in action. returned fro--. an army hospital. re-entered ColurAsz University and won degree. EdwsATs home Is In New York city.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
sj MYSTIC .'

At tite afniial meeting Of Charity ana
 Relitf, lodge 4No.s S2. F.. and A NJ, held
 TuesdSy evening in Aaso1ic Temple the
 following officers swek elected Morshi;,-i
 full master. John Chapman senior. war
 den. Jas. orkney;. senior. warden. John
 Irving : treasurer. Edward H. Newbury:
 secretary. Charles C. Dodd :, senIor dea-
 con, Augustus Thomson: junior deacon,
 Charles Sawyer :4 senior steward. Nell
 McPhaH; junior: steward. Charles Sweet {:
 chaplain, William A. Fraser marshall.
 Johp W, Chapman ;-- tyler. George D.
 Johnson; trustees.E Frank W Batte,.
 John Russeilss John w. Chapman. These
 officers arc. to be- installed Saturday ev-
 ening. January l. - ... ~.
 Mrs. Charles H. Davis ent<vtaIned the
 MondayrcIub at a Christrnas pattyfat her
 hoTne-on Starr street. Tuesday afternoon
 The fayors were Christmas bells wIth
 sprigs of holly. X~lIteraryr guessing con- test was an enjoy able feztare and the
 prizes in this were won by Mrs. Charles D. Holmes and Mrs. C. Albert Thonp-
 son. Christmas legends and poems were read by various members and. there were Christmas. songs onsSthe Fictr5ia Re freshments- were seryea and the crown
 ing feature of, the event. was a Jack Horner- pie from which every member re- ceived gift. Everything was in keep ing with the spirit of Christmas and the Miss Harriet Main. of Norwich. is the guest of. Ars-:. Nathan Colver! [ v 7 The Juniors of the '' Congregational Sunday school have their sohristmas. en- .ertafnment-tlis 7(Thursdayl evening at the parish house -f 7 f-sA " :. '-S z: :. Miss Gladys Dewey is home from New York for the holiday eis 1,s si . Elmer c. Aall is recovering from ill- ness. z ', Mrs. Helen Linton Of Stonington was the guest of relatives here on Tues day. ei Mrs. Ada L. Brewster of Rockland. Me-. 1! whor- has been. visiting here, has gone | to Norwich for avvisit '-s '~
 Philip d.arris- <of Bay City. Michigan ! is hone for the holidays. t- s---. I Captain e. P Maxen was at his homo l in West Mys.ic this week. a = 4. 1 Miss Josephine Denison' of 9worcesser | is home for Christmas vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23

chiefs and experts that the checking; down of the gates had resulted in a. tremendous amount of water being forced through a small opening. The water in passing through the engine gate in stead of filling the hose at the coupling was. forced in at an angle, striking one side of the hose with fine sharp point. With sufficient force to generate heat. This point of water, together with the friction caused by the cotton jackets rup- ping against eaach other apparently caused the flame
 The fire did no. injure the rubber lin ing, which was hot even charred, the flames working entirely in the cottor: mixture. This was scorched for several inches around the burned hole.
 The conditions under which the engine was working when the hose ignited were said to be such as would never occur while fire was being fought and for that reason the fire fighters have only keen academic interest rather than SC. rious thoughts of their hose burning dur ing fire unless it comes in contact with flames or sparks.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
HUMOR OF HE DAY

.''The as5ronomer's articles are yer, long" -
 Well. he's used to boundiess space"- Louisville Courier Journal
 She-We'he had several fighters ir eur family on my mothers side
 He-Didn't any of them ever side with your poor father?-Detroit Free Presz
 Something told me she's the girl fo- me- -t-. D.
 Did something in black and white tel your" -.-- What do you mean7"
 The financial rating of her father. for. Instance. "-Birrningham Age-Healrd Just think. They skin the poor otter for his fur.''
 Well. the otter Isn't the only ore skinned. d.-Louisville Couris-rJournzL
 Mrs. Ayres-Sinee- We must econou.ixe. 1 suppose the first thing to give up is our car.
 .Ayres-I should say not. Wen. have TO eo it in some way our neighbors can't see. -Boston Transcript ..-
 1T bought a felt hat today and chares,i into the firm chortled the sd.ck salesanan
 What as?" asked his interested com panion. is 'O%erhead expense. Le- zion Weekly. ~
 It Is reported that poultry farmer in the west of Enslapd js makiag. f5r- tune by giving his hens whisky 10 drisss and then. exporting their ,fgs to Ire Epited States.-Punch. London.
 ''Is your wife's mother enjoying her trip to the mountains?"
 T am afraid not Shes. feunI scne- thing at last that she can't walk over.~- Boston Transcript ~
 butler. asking for someihing 10 eat"
 I'm new at this game. James. What sort of function Is proper on s.;ca a. occasion ?"-Louisvillr C.u=tsI-JoUrn1L
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
CANTERBURY. GREEN


 The following program of closing exer- cses was ris en by, the pupils, of the Frost school How Christmas Was Kept in Other. Lands, Lydia Eastiund $. Ifhci Merry Christnaas, Inc EsstIuDd; song. Holy Night, Emma Lehman and Hilda Grabbi; The Little Match Girl. Anna Hansen; 0s. Little Town of Bethleheff, Efniria LeA~ man Christmas Carei, song, isehool; The Word of God to LeydeRs U1he, Lawrence Utz; Pilgrim Mothers, Emma Eastlund'; The Pilgrims of New England, Leroy Parlhurst; The Mayfower. Hans Ham sen "A. Visit from St. Nicholas. Hilda Gramb. At the close of athen exercises the gifts from the Christmas tree were dis tributed by Hilda Grabb, Cake and candy was served to all There were 4os parents ,?rd friends present at the interesting ex- ercises. z& .Hj5 1S.
 lSnations to the golden wedhin~ of Mir. and Mrs James E. Palmer of Lisbon were received by friends on the Plains. j l. MT and Mrs. Fred B. Kinne and fam l fly were business callers in Norwich Mons
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
FIRE HOSE IN FLAMES WHEN UNDER IFS

being pumped through it though no fire was near, is something new to those who consider the fire-fghting business as a science. To determine the cause of this peculiar incident and ascertain how to avoid it, the Boston Fire department will undertake series of tests and experi- ments.
 Professor Augustus H. Gill, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology a. the request of Commissioner Murphy ex- amined the hose burned and. without making chemical analysis, reported his belief that the hose was ignited from ex- eessive friction caused by vibration be- tween two cotton jackets. The hose was of the new standard two and-one- half inch rubber lined double cotton jacket type, made according to the spec ifications of the Boston Fire department which conform with those of the Ma
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
ionaI Board of Fire Underwriters.

tional Board of Fire Underwriters.
 A 750-gallon pumping engine was be- Ing tested under the direction of en- gineers of the National Board of Fire Underwriters and officialn of the Boston Fire department For fo1r hours the en- gle had drawn. water from the Charles River i.a5nrf when the orier for. the high pressure ,es.- WAS given.
 Two lines of f:ose were lsed; one from each side =cf the engine, and each about s3c0 feet long Morse gates We're placed be.ween tie first and: second length of elch line .ana the gates were chock- ed down to about one-third capacity, the gates on the engine outlets being sim ilarly reduced. 4s pe
 About Is minutes ,afterSthe engine was started with a pump, pressure of 250 pounds, smoke came from the hose about foot from, the coupling at the engine. cnnection. Investigation showed that the hose was very hot and in a mo.
 iiirssnt flame burst through the outer covering Within. minute the same thing | happened to the hose on the other side of the engine. It WAS decided by the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
HAMPTON

John Skinner, Is a. ratIent in St. Jo- seBh,s hospital Willisnanticss y. ..s.
 Chr BFenhan has moved to Wauressn.
 John. Fitts, swho ghas been 1, ifervisfhg the road work at Westfordt has hioSed the eau5pmeht.to to Hampton street and will egins work on SIsiselow IIilL.. ! :. ...
 Elizabeth C6pgdon of Clark's Corners has gone. to live wKh Mrs. Irving Hop RaysFHller and family wet1 in worees- ter, recently =. ...,.-.---... .-. ,.s William Nichols is reported as improv- ing. V: There viii be 4 c.sristrnas tree at tn. church. tFriday eveniIJ. s.,,,,.7
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
A[L:.A|Is AILMENTS DISAPPEARED When He Tried hFFuk-a-tlges"
 or Fluit. Liver Tablets
MouHT DHLKNAf HorEL,

Z IAKEPoKT, NH.
 aAt 70 years of age, ehfonie Consiip- otion was causing me. to suffer with distressing Headaches, Diiziness and Indigestion. ..st
 I believe I have taken moro medi- cine than any half-dozcn people in town but nothing did He good ratl 1 tried Fr,it-a-tipes,.
 Right away I could see their good effects. After taking them for three months, my bowels were regular, and the other ailments disappeared". .it;. FRANK A. HALE.
 50c. a box, 6 for g 50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT.A.TIYES Limited. oGDENsBURG. N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23

Mrss lEisies Linton of :SorTlrh has been visiting Mrs. Herman Paetcli. sa- -
 Herman Paetch. uiho has been spending a week in New York en. a business trip has returned. 'Ss s*ts
 Mrs. Jsrasha Williams !, sS been, nl. the past week. Her datrhtrrs -Hrs., Stanton. has been csring forJhcr ei.s ].
 Miss Josfo- Pratt Is spending two weeks vacation, st her home fin SpringfieiR r i.'
 Severalssfr0m the Plains attended 4he entertainfneft-snd .dabres-ixeR by wqh- mantle Srhusicihrs rss and otE1rs for the ben eft of the grslrGe.; % .;.' -- >fE s<- ir Doris Oihey is spending GKristnias week \ with her parents ir 'Pfogidence. f-s
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23

Boston, Dec. 22.-so much public inter- s, has been aroused by the phenom- non developed in tests of fire hose here when flames broke through cotton coat ug of the hose through which water vas being forced at high pressure, that he fire commissioner, John R. Murphy, ias been receiving requests for in form ation from all over the country.
 Ignition of a fire hose while water was
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
.GRaNPkes

 Ny grampa. when it's Christr.a .. it.
 Coinvs to our home the day isrsi- An Christmas mornin' him aH' utas
 Gets all my toys down on ih' acDr. An. he winds uIi my engine men
 An makes my train go 'round the
 track
 An shows me bout my jumpin'-Jaes {; An as for all thc thin .s VIC know Bout Santa Claus he says it's sc My grarloa he don't even care
 How muci l .rrImfaie uu his clo'es Or Tnuss his yhiskers or his haif-
 He says 'at such thin.s oaly shown Al boys is boys. an has to play -. An be as glad as they can be- An ever time it's. Christmas Day W he 'comrs here 10 play with me An ma. one time. she kind O Fuiied An said. (Which one O you's tte c,i!ld 7' My grampa always understands
 Just what l mean an how ! feel Nnen ! don't want to wash my hands Before I sit down to a neal
 An ma. she laughs at him an says. man -of his age ought 10 know. Bout ralsin children-aDyWays He really mustn't s1oil me 20. An' oncet sst her. when he's gone Is grampas boys with whiskors onr -z-' s.-.-f 3 Wilbur D. N~sbft
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23

\ Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head
 Because of the tonic and laxative effect, 5ROVE'S l.. B. O. tablets (Laxative 8romo Quinine tablets) can be taken by lnyone without causing nervousness or 'nging in the head. Be sure you get the ablets. Look for E. ". GROVES sigma ure on box. soc
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
POETRY
,TnE CHRISTMAS sFBcTR''Az-

AA Styen pO.nls hath tii. Chs. .st ms stzr. Ulle Is the lo,e thas sn,Hes ai.tf 4 ofn Gou tU man. .i-id Oi.c 'Is tile scie That l, .,s flOih the world to tnr' l@-.d
 above
 And o4.,. -S Sod will oh fhe ,ha 3li. -s srt.i: And. one is .,uriiy. Oi.. x Is=c-, Aqd tgo are lhe joys tii.li e.er eesse- $ Gods gOr. s Mans JO.- Auanie in the star of wonderfai eirth- Sad ti.,s ',-ht of Gods iose is a golden
 light; Aid irss .vse 10 man Is crimson bright: And man love to God iS- on aEuFc f,ly--- Aus. when 1t nickvrs and ds,s awayL And the Ftcsn .s through the ~orship- Like fhe h.ss,. .cf all jewels. sxult ard
 Gods joy.
 AEn's tOy- Yet they shine as one. and the star if --3mos is. Wells. in Waterbury sf--i- CAL
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
Gift Suggestions From Our Vast
 FURNITURE DISPLAY

Dining Room Furniture, Living Room Furni- ture, Bedroom Furniture, Easy Chairs, Rockers, Vacuum Sweepers, Sewing Cabinets, Hall Clocks, Sewing Tables, Smokers, Telephone Stands, Lamps, Baby Coops, Ferneries, Mirrors, Pictures, Etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
PEARL BEADS REDUCED 2Oqo TO 5O9o

Our showing of Pearl Beads cannot be surpassed. Every length is here. We also show fine line of Indastructible Beads, as well as Novelty Beads
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
LOS MEXlSbNOS
vISiTtJN Al
Lie. GONZALEZ

E! Ucenciado Gonzalez nos expres6
con respecto \ los deSterrados que de
sean volve- a Ia Patria, cue el Presi-
Gcnte De IA Huerta lie concedi6 au-
,orIzaci6r para que hiciera saber los
cxiiados noIiticos los bUenos deseos
cue amman 4 la actual administration
para que tornen sus hogares todos
los mexicanos sin exception de credos
polfticos.
Nos afirm6 icualmente que tienen los
repa atviados r:agn!tica acogiGa en- Ne
xico hoy mas que nuHca. Y disfrutan
c:l territcrio nacional de todas las ga
r2ntlas y los derechos que las leTes
conceden / los ciudadanos meHicanos.
que esta es la mejor dcmostracitn
one puede exhibirse para que no te-
mar persecuciones de ningIn genero
auue1los QUO 10 han vuelto todavfa ere
yendo que va a ejercerse aiguna acct6n
rolftica militar en- su contra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
FL Licencian1iento del ejercito

7a h uchas plarca eoros de acuos as
d 10
eisrco osrada va Ia unda en-
de
Administration del Sehor Can
Ss
,ueso sobree o par
po ecir indispensable la reduction
nasnl
prcccl"rzs
lN-ar
ventajas de
de las IA
d. los
a los ofcialez hace-
isnc perfeocoaar conoctunnos militia
ID patra
Pr veintnco amos los jef
elos serta dare una
Los riones
prcdudo
70 para uisn conriouciones'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
PANCHO CHAVEZ LIE
COMSULTO SU CASO

Fl MasiStrado -, alez fua visitado
aver por el senior r ncisco CHAVEZ,
cue fus Jrft de las Comisiones de
Sesu-ida1 , Inspector General de Po-
licfa duran;e las administrations del
renerzl Dtsz. 81 Presidento Madero : ei
General Tiue-ta. para consultarle ST.
caso. pues GeSea volver a Ia Patria des
pras De va-ios amos de ausencta. Y
no ou,ere sufr;r persecuciones o moles
t:as. Fl fu7cionario judicial nos dijo
= es+e pror6sito cue Sc ccmunicara con
81 Subse-returlo de Gohernacion. licen
c,ado Valenzuela. para manifestarle los
deseos del senor Chavez. Y dar CO.
nocer las declaraciones de este senior
en- eI sentid0 dc Que no es cuipable de
dclitos del orden comnn que Ia voz
roDular ha ouer!do imputarle por 81
hccho dc quA CAPTURE, on cumplimien
TO de su deher prominentes poliu-
cos en epocas anteriores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
Te,eprana Especial para La PRENsA.

Telegranaa Especial para La PRENSA.
WASHING Ton, Junio 30.-Don Fer
nando Iglestas Calder6n en- su prime
ra entrevista, concedida hoy, dijo que
t1dos los e!ementos sanos de Mexico
buscan Ia amistad de los Estados Uni
dos que por mas que las buenas re-
laciones hayan sido embrolladas un
,anto por algunos patrioteros por
alguna partc de Ia prensa de anbos
pafses. los actuales directories meXica-
ros desean unsrinemente la amistad
americana.
Agregn Iglesias Calder6n que en-
Mexico. tanto el capital nacional como
el extranjero sara alentado y sc lie
dara hasta Il girantla practica de que
no habra aiif experimentos de eXtre-
rrado radicallSmo de bolshevikismo
Hablando de Il question del traba-
10 diio Igiesias Calder6n que los me-
tc6os del nuevo gobierno para tratar
las dificultades relacionadas con ei.
consisten en- pedlrles a los trabajado-
res cue antes de ir a Ia huelga lie
presenter al soblerTlo una nota de las
cueias que tienen y que en- seGuida la
ina a los patrones para que lie den a
conocer 81 manera de estimar Ia ST.
tuaci6n en- cada case particular. ele-
mentos con los cuales Sc consagra a
huscar Ia iuanera de que sc llegue a
IN arreSlo.
Lueso expresG Que el actual Cobier-
no ha comenzado va llev&r cabo
IN reduction del ejercito que quedara
inteErado por mcnos de cuarenta mil
hombres, hizo notar que para los in
dividuos que han sido dados de baja
de 81 Sc m huScado trabajo va en- los
| campos va On IA reparaci6n de las Was
fGreas. cosa On l. que Sc esta gastan-
do mucho dinero. Y que por mas que
| es possible que haya algunos jefes mi
| lilares que Sc rehusen a entreEar e!
mando. la mayor Tarte de eilos Sc con-
s.deran Ieales ylos demas seran extir-
RADIOS del cjSrcito. Cita como ejemplo
| de lealtad el de algunos Generates
| Que en- 6poc1s pasadas retuvieron en-
| su poder material ferrocarilero que
han entregad0 va voluntariamente, lie
! Gando a dos mil el rdmero de carros
que ha recibido de ellos va 81 sobier-
10. juntamente con una buena can't
| dad de locomotoras.
Refiriendosc a las elecciones. mani
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

nts:-Cuales seran los Inca
nientos generates de su pol!tica an Ia
P-es!dencia De Ia Repu5lica. de result
tar listed electo para ese cargo"
Respuesta:-Los lineamientos gene
rales cuedaron estipulados en- mi Ma
rifiesto del 10 de JUNO del aho proXi-
no pasado, siendo Ia reconstruction
econonica V pugnar por la consolida-
cion de nuestro credito interior 2Nte-
rior. asf como por Ia restitucion de
7restras relaciones internacionales,
buscaudo u mayor acercarniento con
todos los denas paIses.
P.-Emprendera usted "a reorganiza-
c.6n del Ej&rcito para poner esta 1nstt-
tucl6n "a altura que lie corresponds?
.Enpleara uste6 en- esa reorganization
los buenos elernentos del antique E.
jercito Federal. hssta QUE punto Y con
que linltaciones?
R.-Se procedera a Ia reorganization
del E;arcito reduciendo su coot!ngente
para buscar de este modo. un mejora-
rniento mas elective. aprovechando, pa
ra ese obJeto. los mejores elementos
con que cuenta el Eiercito actualmen-
,e = entire los que figuran nunerosos
mieubros del Eiercito Federal.
P.-Su actitud hacia los desterrados
polfticos es mas Tnenos b!en como
cida por todos los que hemos segUldo
con interes Ell desar-ollo de sus activi-
dades polit!cas, y este respecto tene-
mos preseate 81 Manifesto eNpedido
en- Nogales. Sonora. en- e. cual SO Tues
ira usted incI,nado hacia una poltic;i
de conciI.acion? Pudiera ustcd con-
cre.ar mas esa act!tud. dlc!endonos 81
sc estorzara por que sea expedida una
ley de e-nnistfa y decirnos 81 en- case
de cue Ell ella Queden eXclu!das algu-
mas personals, quienes seran estas J
cual Ia causa de 81 exclusion?
R-Considero immoral IA pronulGa- =
cior de una ley de annistia que tuvie-
~ como ohjcto crear e. derecho. los
neStcaros expatriados, de resresar ::
Mexico: pucs corccptdo CUE csc dere-
cho rad!ca en- cada uno de ellos
QUO deben usa-Io discretion. Soy de
parecer, pues. que nuestras fronteras
deben oue6nr abiertas para todos los
nexicanos que deseen regresar su
Pat-ia que sean los Tribunales, uni
camente, los que puedan Juzgar a
auallos oue hubicrep comettdo del!;os
penadcs por nuestrss leycs.
P-C-ce usted que el ases!nato del
seSor Ca-ranEa seri IN ohstaculo para
el reconocirniento del nuevo Goeierro
por los pafses extranjeros?
R-Creeo que Ia mue-te del sehor
Ca-rarza ha sido. deplorable y afecta
en- parta al n1ovirniento revoluciona-
(FasA "a Quirtal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
No es enemigo de los peniodistos

neSlhras que
i.~, ,,c-,s Soy POGO mi noH0 snoe 'oa " ~ I II
..;s5icos r1as,a iscrse cue soy e'' V ,a
80. 5~e,,o dissnsta e. Pe'''1''10
80 60 ca d. dssoS'a @ que
r4p,e Sc dedtc los 1ornbreS puoA'oS s ~ ~ .ora
.r,~e mo = otro pretero 1rmo FL cue sleHPFe e0s
- - s,,. ,sn . "a yrriad. sienpre os@ 'e n
-a7eonar e<pecie'mnte homDrss no ceenos n 49,
Quiere oHs7ue 1h0e" ~
,,,t~s. s o, despoes corc'enc'
or is tnependeaca que cer:zado SUI perf'die0 S "
.,sr de auienes qoF a's"""
razsn 7onarnos asGnos paoAco - -
Del errosco onTto 'uzso de gran 'n'e " ~
-, .c--os los Undo oeros p@lSe'
,soro s,no quo dcho que ia Hs'a no e
6 ,Y nadie recssta eSresar su pa'a va que
,-,o rracis 10 que derccho Va heTos VS.
~ cy7nso para reguteren pernisos eSpe los '
- ~ c.o,ar sor cast sicpre neno cpacaoo' para @
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
McADQO NO QU|ERE
SER CANDIDATE A
LA PRES|DENC|A
SUS PARTIDARI0S Iran A
PALMER 7 A DAVIS
u LTINE ACOKTECIMI EKT0S EN- IA
CQkFEREKCIA DEKOCRATICA DE SAh
FRANCISCO, CALIFlRtA

NUEvA YORK: JUNO S0.-wilian
Gibbs Nc AdUo. ex-Secrctari3 de Aa-
cicnda- no sera por ning1u NEnos4Yo
candidate Ia Presidencia de Ia. Intoh-
sus representatives en- la Convention
Democratica de San Francisco CaliIor-
MIA no harar ell menor esfuerso pdf5t
prcsentar :.Icuiera su candidaturIS para
quo sea tisc::tida.
FL hijo politico del Presidsn-e VIII
son declar6 esta tarde, al ser entire
vistado, que le complacfa sobremane-
r4 saber qIe sus partidarios habiau
convenido al fin no uabajar en- favor
de su candiatura, con 10 cual realiza-
ban sus deseog de no luchar por Ia
designation on IA Convention Demo-
Cratica.
Segun 10 sNpresan los mensajes Tas-
rlitidos de San Francisco, Burris Jen-
kins. de Kansas que era ell nder de "a.
facci6n que Sc rroponla luchar en- ia
vor que tenfa preparada, sino apoyar
otro candidate.
Sc cree quo las fuerzas de Nc Adoo
haran campafia Ell favor de Ia candi-
datura del prccurador General Pal
mer, bien en- favor de la del actual
Emba jadoy Cu Londres.