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The New York herald., 1921-01-06
2sa PA1NrrNGs ON VIEW.

Two hundred and thirty-two paintings,
comprising examples of almost every
school. comprise a collection that Is now
on view at the Plaza Art Rooms. 5 East
F'ifty-tinth street. preparatory TO their
dispersal at auction at three sessions.
beginning this afternoon. Tho pictures
are from several different consignors,
many Of them being from the estate OF
the late Mrs Barney Williams. old time
actress. Among the European pictures
of interest are "The Windmill" by
Thauow; The Miniature" by Van
Loo; Pool In the Woods" by Rousseau,
and an Unusual figure and landscape
subject, called Solitude" by Richet.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Owing to Miss Mary Nash's success In
Thy Name Is Woman" at the Playhouse.
additional rnatinees will be given each
Thursday, beginning next week.
Miss Ethel Coolidge OF Andover. Mass,
who says she Is a niece Of Governor Calvin
Coolidge OF Massachusetts. the vicePresi-
detn elect, has been engaged for motion
pictures by J. Stuart Blackton.
sacha Guitry. author OF '.Deburau' at
the Beiasco Theatre, cabled TO David Belasco
veeterday concentrating him on the success
Of the play over here as well as In Paris.
Plans are being made for the celebration
on January II % the 2,500th performance
given al the Hippofrome under the manage
Tnent OF Charles Dillingham;.
Robert Fischer, playing an important role
IN ,iNfe p" which John Golden will present NJ
the Republic Theatre on January II. has
been placed under three year contract.
frharles Frohman. Inc. has obtained for
nroduction Tom Cushing's dramatization Of
Vicente Blasco IbaneSs novel, Blood ana
Sand"
The members Of the Enter Madame" com
many. M the Fulton Theatre. Will attend
todav's matinee OF Miss Lulu Bett' at the
peiruOnf.
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REPUBLICAN, WOMEN
SELECT CLUB SITE
Headquarters Will Occupy
Tuo Floors IL, 80 w. 39th St.

Feminine activities in the Republican
party will be nationally centred in IS
West Thirty-ninth street, it was an
nounced yesterday by Mrs. Charles IL.
Sabin. chairman of the advisory com
mttee of the Republican Women's State
Executive Committee.
The club, which will be open to all
women OF the Republican political faith
and which win have moderate dues In
the hope of acquiring large member
ship, will occupy the top and the next
to the top floors, as well as roof gar
den later on, In the modern elevator
building which is almost opposite the
mems State headquarters. There VIII
be q restaurant. lounging rooms. meet
ing rooms and writing rooms.
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AMONG THE PLAYGOERs.

At the Belmont to see Miss Lulu
Bett' were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph How
land Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Regis II. Post
and Mrs. Cornelius NJ. Garrison.
'Tip-Top" at the Globe Theatre was
seen by Mr.. and Mrs. Halcolm ID.
Sloane. Mr. william ]. Riker, Miss
Eleanor Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar e.
Stevens and Mr.. Clinton Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter e. Frew and Mr..
and Mrs Howard Constable were among
thoee who attended Good Times" at
the Hippodrome.
At the Belasco to see "Deburau" were
Mr.. August Belmont and party of
twelve, who occupied two boxes Mr..
Herbert Parsons and three friends and
Mr.. George b. Hayes and party OF
six.
Among those who saw "ffnter Ma
dame" ut the Fulton were Mr.. Reginald
Rowland, Mr. Watson II. Butler and Mr..
Fl. B. Plant.
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MISS FRENCH TO BE
MARRIED IN SICILY
To Be the Bride of Mr.. w. p.
Cresson january 10.

ROME, Jan. 5.-Robert Underwood
Johnson. the American Ambassador.
and his wife and granddaughter, Miss
Olivia Devereux Johnson, are starting
for Sicily for a short stay at Taorm!na.
where they will attend the wedding on
January 10 of Miss Margaret French.
daughter or Mr.. Daniel Chester French,
well known sculptor of New York. to
Mr.. William Penn Cresson.
Miss French Is a promising sculptresa
Her fiance was in the diplomatic SER
vice from 1909 to 1917, then captain
in the air service during the war and
chief of the military mission at Belgian
headquarters. Their engagement was
announced two months ago in New
York. Soon after that the French fam
lily and Mr.. Cresson started for Italy.
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MRS. CHARLES w. LITTLEFIELD.

sreciol Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.--Mrs. Charles Web
ster Ldttlefeld OF New York mother OF
Laurance IL. Armour and A. Watson
Armour, died to-day at the home of
Laurance Armour. She was 81 years old.
Mrs. Littlefieid is survived by her hus-
hand, Capt. Charles Webster Littlefield.
u. S. N, retired her two sons and a
daughter, Mrs. James Clement Dun. wife
of the attache TO the American Embassy
at Madrid. Spain. Mrs. Littletield's first
husband, Kirkland Brooks Armour. died
about twenty years ago. Funeral ar
rangements have not been completed.
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MISS BARRYMORE IS
I'LL IN CINCINNATI
Performance in 1Declassee'
Discontinued Temporarily.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
CINCINNATI; Ohio. Jan. 5.-Miss Ethel
Barrymore, who opened a weeks engage
ment at the Grand Opera House here
Monday night in "Declassee," was COM
PEELED to cancel her matinee to-day and
her performance tonight on account OF
Illness. She is suffering from articular
rheumatism. The trouble appeared first
in Chicago several weeks ago. The
facial nerves were Unnamed and her race
slightly swollen When she opened here
Monday night the swelling had disap-
peared. but she was still suffering. she
insisted upon going on, however, ana
gave what appeared TO be perfect per-
formance.
A telephone call to the Sinton Hotel
tonight brought an answer from Miss
Barrymore herself. She said she was
feeling much bette< and expected to re-
sumo her performances Tomorrow night
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MRS. BEDFORD'S WEDDING.
To Become Bride Tomorrow of Mr..
Whitney KernOchan.

Mrs. Helen Gaynor Bedford and Mr..
Whitney Kernocfian. whose engagement
was announced a few weeks ,ago. will
be married tomorrow In All Souls
Church, Fourth avenue and Twentieth
street. The Rev. W.. l.. Sullivan will
officiate. Mrs. Bedford is a daughter of
Mrs. William J. Gaynor and the late
Mayor Gaynor Last August she OBJ
tained divorce in Nevada from Mr.
Edward T. Bedford. and since then has
lived at so East Fifty eighth street.
Mr.. Kernochan is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Frederic Kernochan Of S62 Park
avenue and Is engaged in the real estate
business. He Is a brother of Chief
Justice Frederic Kernochan of the
Court of Special Sessions.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
EXTEND LEASE OF THE LYCEUM

CharlSs Frohman, Inc, in which the
Famous Rayers-Lasky Company has a
substantial interest. and David Belasco
have renewed their lease of the Lyceum
Theatre for ten years from next Oc-
tober, 1t was announced yesterday. THE
Gold Diggers," Mr.. Belasco's produc-
ton, with Miss Ina Claire. is now In
it's second year there. Daniel Frohman
is president OF the Lyceum Theatre
Company, the owning corporation. Other
plays are held in reserve by Mr.. Be-
lasco for production at the Lyceum. as
well as at the Empire, where Mr.. Be-
lasco also is interested with the Froh-
man company. At the Empire Mary
Rose" followed Mr. Belasco's Call the
Doctor"
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
KING ALBERT DEPLORES
A. J. HEMPHILL'S DEATH
Ruler Grateful for NeU York
er's Help in War.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 5.--King Albert has
instructed the Belgian Ambassador TO
the United States, Baron de Cartier de
Marchienne, to convey the condolences
of the King to the family of the late
Alexander J. Hemphill of New York,
whose death occurred last week.
In his message announced to-day King
Albert added that he would always re-
member Mr. Hemphill's notable services
toward the feeding of the Belgians dur
ing the war when Mr.. Hemphill acted
as treasurer of the Commission for Re-
lief In Belgium.
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MRS. OxNARD wEDs AGAIN.
Mr.. A. c.. Carson Marries Widow Of
James G.. Oxnard.

Announcement has been made of the
marriage last Monday in Santiago. Cal.
of Mrs Caroline Thornton Oxnard.
widow of James G.. Oxnard. of this city
and Overlook. st. James, l.. l.. to Mr..
Arthur G. Carson of Montana. The mar
riage was celebrated in the presence of
few friends and relatives Mr.. and
Mrs. Carson will be for the winter in
California and Arizona. Mr.. Carson is
prominent in the life of Butte Mon.
Mrs. Carson is a daughter of the late
Mrs. ]. c. Calhoun Thornton of this
city and st. James. L. L
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
RECEPTIONS FOR MENGELBERG
Vincent AstOr's House to BE Scene
of One Entertainment.

Several social affairs are being ar
ranged in honor Of Willem Mengelberg,
the Dutch orchestral conductor. who is
in New York as the guest of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra. Next Sun
day afternoon a reception will he given
to him by Artur Bodanzky. the regular
conductor OF the orchestra. at his house,
Sl5 West Tooth street. On January 12 he
Will be the guest Of the Netherlands
Committee on Arts, Science and Friend
ly Relations at the RitZ-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor will open
their house at $40 Fifth avenue for a
reception which Clarence III. Mackay.
president. and the board Of directors
Of the National Symphony Orchestra
will give to Mr.. Mengolberg on january
"A, following his first evening concert
In Carnegie Hail.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
MISS EAGELs AGAIN on STAGE.

Miss Jeanne Eagels was engaged yes
terday to play the leading feminine role
in the new drama. I'm the Night
Watch" which Is soon to be presented
at the Century Theatre. She was last
seen as a star in THE Wonderful
Thing" but when that play went on the
road last season she left the cast and
went to Europe. It was rumored at the
time that she intended to retire TO pri-
N Ia
The New York herald., 1921-01-06

Special Cable to THE NEW YORK HEaALD.
Copyright, 1921, by TUE NEw YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Jan. 8.
American guests at the French RI
yiera may find their winter pleasures
curtailed within the next few days un-
less the French Government. agrees to
knock off the additional twenty-five per
cent. tax recently imposed on casinos,
theatres and dance halls.
Monte Carlo is not affected by the
order. but Nice. Cannes. Mention and
other fayorite resorts along the Medi-
terranean coast have issued threat
that they will shut their doors entirely
il NJ. Francois Marsal. Minister of FL
nance, insists on taking such large
slice of their profits, although prices
are higher this winter than ever before.
4 delegation from the resorts is ex-
pected In Paris to demand relief.
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IN ME M o RIAM /.

KRAUsHAAR.--rn loving and devoted men,
orv OF the late Charles W. Kraushaur,
died January q. 1917.
ROTHNfANN. In fond memory OF our loving
father, Thomas, who passed away Noyem-
her n, 1919, and our dear mother.
Theresa who passed away January O.
1917 Theresa, Thomas. william, George.
lack
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
GEN. E. G. o,BRIEN HOME.

Gen. Edward c. o'Brien. formerly
American Minister to Uruguay. was n
passenger on the Munson liner Huron.
which docked at Hoboken yesterday.
There were only thirty-four passengers
in the first cabin. which Gen. O'Brien
attributed to the higl1cost OF transporta-
tion. the single trip 8sting in the neigh
borhood OF $500. He advocated reduced
excursion rates to bring the people of
South America in closer touch with this
country.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
TAMPA.

Special Despatch to THE New York HrRALr.
TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 5.-Arrivals to-day
at the Tamra Bay Hotel were Mr.. Will
tam G. Sterrett. Chester. Pa; Mr..
James d. Hogg. New York Mrs. George
A. Matthews. New Haven, Conn. Mrs.
A. M. Daniels. New York: Mr. Samuel
Morris Conant. Dudley. Mass. Mr..
Jesse G. Barkley. Charleston. and Mrs.
r. c. Barkley, Charleston
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
A. G. NYLAND.

A. C. Nyland. 81 years old. general
passenger manager of the Holland
America Line. died yesterday of pneu-
monia at his home. 175. Park avenue.
after brief Illness He Came here from
Holland in his youth and had been with
the company thirty-f1ve years
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.


Thesmarriage OF Miss Katharine Bis
sell. daughter of the late DIR. Joseph
b. Bissell. to Mr.. Lawrence l.. Jones.
Jr.. of Louisville. KY. will take place
this afternoon IN St Patrick's Cathe-
dral. A reception will follow In the ball
room Of the Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald McIlwaine,
Jr., have decided to remain In Albany
and have leased for year Bronx House.
Ia State street. Mrs. McIlwaine was
Miss Caroline Read. daughter OF Mrs.
William ASaRead
Mrs. Francis e. Corbett and her sis
ter, Miss Lucille Thornton. OF 420 Park
avenue. win start on Saturday for Ari-
zona and later win go to the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and MRS. Arthur. Curtis James
will leave for Miami. Fla, next week
and viii cruise about the Southern ports
on board their houseboat Lanai.
Mrs Walter Lester Carr has had as
her holiday guests at 6s West Fiftyfl first
street Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph B. Dodge
Of Wenham, Mass.
who have been passing few days with
their grandmother, Mrs George A. Rob-
bins, have returned to Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Jules Vatable has sailed for Eu-
rope to join Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Graham, who have been abroad some
time.
Mrs Wesley Watson, who came from
London to pass the winter here, had ten
friends for dinner last night in the St
Regis,
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler
win give a dinner on the night of Jan
uary 30 at GO Morningside Drive for Mr..
G. K. Chesterton of London.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Kip Rhinelander.
who were the guests of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry NJ Alexander, have re-
turned to Tuxedo.
Mr. and Mrs, Forsyth wickes have
returned from Tuxedo. after O. stay Of
ten days.
Mrs. William Church Osborn has re-
turned to New York after a short stay
at her country house In Garrison. N. Y.
Miss Anne Morgan, who has beer
passing several days in the Catskills,
has returned to New York.
Mrs. Cyril Hatch is dividing her time
between Nyack and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Denckla Mills have
come from Philadelphia to the st. Regis.
WAsHINGToN.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand have gone to New York for a
brief stay and will be guests of honor
tonight at dinner which Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry White are giving.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Pal
mer will be hosts tonight at the an
nual dinner In honor of the Justices of
the Supreme Court of the United States.
The Charge d'Affaires OF Italy and
Nine. Brambilla will go to New York
Saturday for the benefit to be given
at the Metropolitan Opera for the Ital-
Ian Hospital
Miss Katherine Mmmack, who has
been visiting Mrs. Julian James. has
gone to st. Augustine. Fla. to be with
Miss Sophie Siebert, who has taken a
cottage there.
Mrs. Hamilton Wright gave dinner
last night to Mr.. Roland 8. Morris.
American Ambassador to Japan. and
Mrs. Morris
Miss Margaret Wilson has returned to
New York after a holiday visit to Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson.
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Many New Workers
Reach Florida on
First Fast Train
Mrs. John Clinton Gray and
Mrs. Robert c. Black at
Palm Beach.

speeial Despatch TO THE New YoaK HERALD
PALM BEACH, Fla. Jan. 5.-The first
through train of the season afrom New
York arrived to-day and brought many
Northern tourists to the hotels and the
cottages.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray OF New York
and Newport was among the arrivals at
the Breakers, where she has engaged
apartments for the season.
Mrs. Robert c. Black Is at the
Breakers for few days before opening
her winter home. Edgewood. on the
lake trail With her is Mrs. Minnie C.
Rice.
Mrs. j. Ogden Armour Of Chicago and
her daughter, Miss Lolita Armour.
whose engagement to John J. Mitchell,
Jr., was recently announced, are ex-
pected at the Everglades Club on Satur-
day.
The second annual convention of the
New York Life Insurance Company Will
be held at the Breakers January to
II, and the advance guard. headed by
Robert Il. Dedell, secretary Of the COM
pany, arrived this morning.
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Nj A r RlED.

RIM - SAYLESS.-Blanche Sayless of 2lS
East 27th to Joseph RIM, on January 4,
1927. at st. stephens Church. Left for
1915 Parker ST.. West Chester, y. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
ST. AUGUSTINE.

Special Despatch to THE New, YoRK HERALD.
ST. AUGUSTINE Fla. Jan. 5.--The
Ponce de Leon was formally opened FOR
the season yesterday Among the arrivals
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wright Brown. Mr..
August c. Paine Jr.. MI. and Mrs. FL
bridge Gerry Snow. Mrs. John Hum
phries Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Printice,
Mrs. Francis Fl. Brownell and son, Mr..
Kenneth c. Brownell Mrs. Charles II.
Bradley, Mr.. James Fl. Ralph, Mrs. f. Fl.
Brown Of New York. Mrs George Ira
vail OF New Rochelle, N. r.. MIR and
Mrs. Alvah Crocker, the Misses Ellen O,
and Mary T. Spooner of Boston, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles G. Sanford of bridgeport.
Conn, w. r. Mendelick OF London, Mr..
and Mrs. Bradish j. Smith Of Green
wich, Conn, and Mr.. Robert B. McEr-
van Of Orange, N. j.
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LOST AND FOUND
AUTO STOLEN.
REWARD.

AUTO STOLEN.
REWARD.
Chandler 1920 touring car. number 1OO5If;
motor number, 94454. license ~ Y, 2is.67s;
silvertown cord tires: stolen January At
2sth 81. and 5th ay. Communicate with D.
u. HOLLYWOOD. IS John St, New YORK.
Telephone Beekman s9s7.
A reward viii be paid for information lead
ing to recovery OF 1920 Buick. black
touring body. motor No. 34I64i. license No.
atooy M G stolen satsen rre s0Un ana Sc 40 p' p
SHERWOOD ADJUSTING BUREAU. 6S
William ct. John 1896.
AUTO sTOLEN-RTIWARD.
studebaker 1919 touring >serial number
BE. s661, stolen January . from 47th st..
between 9Th and 18th avs. Communicate
DARBY, HOOPER MCDANIEL, 122 Will
lam St, New York.
LOST-Friday, December II. whiskey cortifi-
Gates. IN brown envelope. bearing name and
address: certificates have been cancelled: no
value except to owner. Finder communicate
With 1901 Haverford av., West Philadelphia,
Pa. Reward.
EOsT-Black bird OF paradise feather on 9Th
av. or in one of the large shops between
Hollanders and Altman's. Liberal reward
II returned TO room 400. 81 East 42d. Van
derbile eil5.
LOsT-On 9Th av bus, Sunday. December
20. black cloth handbag with embroidered
band around centre. containing papers enu
small amount OF money; reward. Rhine
lander h3l.
LOsT-Bae, by widow: black leather hand
bag. between Howard place and 18TH At.
and sth av., Brooklyn: bag contained large
sum OF money and keepsakes Tel. South
1891. any time. Liberal reward.
LOsT-Black silk lady's handbag, gold edges.
between 9th and Goth rts.. al Central PARK
West; suitable reward. TOwN AND HOUSE
CLUB. ~ Central PARK West.
LOST-Tuesday. January 4, IN taxicab from
downtown, Manhattan, TO Bitmors Hotel.
package legal papers; reward. LUKE
o'REIILY, ~ Court st, Brooklyn.
Jewciry.
LosT-Black enamel pearl and platinum
chain bracelet with jade elephant and inl-
tials II. II. l.. IN diamonds attached Liberal
reward II returned 10 W. Il, b., Empire
Trust Co, $50 9th av.
LOsT-Platinum bar pin, two small diamonds
and auuamarine, Christmas week, between
3gth and Madison av and 18th and Broad
way or IN Astor Theatre liberal reward.
KENLY. II East 9sth. Vanderbilt 800.
LDsT-Ianuary 4, between broadway and
Madison av., 37th and 44th SITS, silver
metal belt Return 20 Personnel Dept, Har-
pers Bazaar, iig West f0th ST. Tel Bryant
6000. suitable reward.
lost. A diamond bar pin, at country house
Of Crescent Club, Brooklyn, New Years
eve; 500 reward, no questions asked. Call
g. n 7OUTHER, JR, 305 Broadway. N. Y.
Tel. ca nal 1881. !.
JOsT-A2d St entrance Grand Central sta
tIon, solitaire pearl ring. platinum setting.
studded with small diamonds; reward, no
questions asked. rel Vanderbilt 1901.
fOsT--Iady's wrist watch. on 35d st., be-
tween 9Th and 9th avs, Tuesday afternoon.
Reward N returned 60 ALIPb WILLIAMS,
1884 Boston rcsd. brcns,
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
Wearing Apparel.
Cats. Dogs. &c.

DOG Lost-Police. female. color black with
tan legs: name Lady; last seen Sunday
night vicinity Central Park and 6oth st; IL
cense on collar No. 1921. S25 reward for re-
tLrn OF dog; also SIS reward for informa-
tion. Phone PAM. Murray Hill 7779.
LOST. T.-Bide-a-Wee Home, 40 East 3sth.
pet cat, male, black, white markings; col
lar; Saturday; liberal reward for informa-
ton
LOST-smaiI long haired light brown female
dog. Return to "a West 10th ct. Reward;
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
Found.

FOUND-Jans 4, In ferryhouse. lady's hand
bag. Owner can claim same by describing
bag and contents. Address A. L., box 30
Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
France Tdking a
: Heavy Toll on
Riviera Profits
Theatres, Casinos and Dance
Halls Oppose New 25 Per
Cent. Levy.

Special Cable. to THE NEW YORK HEaALD.
Copyrioht, 1921, by TUE NEw York HERALD.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06

The Charge d'Affaires OF Italy and
Mime. Brambilla will go to New York
Saturday for the benefit to be given
at the Metropolitan Opera for the Ital-
ian Hospital
The New York herald., 1921-01-06

Miss Katherine Mimmack, who has
been visiting Mrs. Julian James. has
gone to st. Augustine. Fla. to be with
Miss Sophie Siebert. who has taken a
cottage there
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-06-23
Los FiIipiaOs en- COrde de Que
brarss Dicsn Wood y Forbes

washington D. O., JUNO 17.-El
Mayor General Wood y el anterior
Gobernador General Forbes, en- un
cablegrama transmiitdo hoy por 81
Secretario Weeks al congreso pidien-
do una accion Immediate en- un pro
yecto de ley autorizando al gobierno
de as Islas de agrandar el limite de
sus deudas de $15,000,O0O a sSO,VOO'-
900.
n General Wood y el ST. Forbes
ouienes estan investigated las condi-
clones en- la isla para el Presidente
Harding. dijo el Banco Nacional, con
81 cua 81 gobierno de Ia isla, provin-
cias municipalidades son requeridas
de depositar todos sus fondos, esta
embellishments ins0lvente."
eel gobierno no puede comparrse
cambios. aun para encontrar los gas
foa corrlentes, pagaderos en- los Es-
tados Unidos", dice el mensale. "
le tenemoA que pedir a nuestro pan
co local que no presenter sus notas
en- circulation, para que sean reui'
midas. Las reservas en- dinero, es-
tan ahora como diez por ciento de
a1Ia reouerimiehtos legales. 81 Ell
banco fracasare, no serfa mas que
ma bancarrota en- ell Gobierno Fill
nino. 0ue sin duda continuaria hasta
oue nuevos recursos fuesen disponi-
bles, ademas de poner en- hancarrota
a muchas provincias y municipalida-
des que han sido requeridas por la
ley de depositar todos sus fondos en-
81 banco.H
aNos sentimos que el destino de
los Estados Unidos esta obligado dc
soportar la insoIvencia del gobierno
de- los Filipinos, y la situacion tan
crftica. que no podemos incurir, en-
una ayuda Immediate en- las lineas ge-
neraIes que Sc proponen por 81 go
bierno general en- extender el poder
de deuda del gobierno."
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-06-23
UNA CAVILLA DE BANDIDOS IN
'VANDEN UNA PLAZA; ROBAN
AL MAYOR


Laredo, Texas, Janio 21.-Una par
tida de yeinte y cinco banidos, mon
tados a cabalIo que Sc dice COM
praron en- Texas, crusaron el Rio
Grande para Mexico, va muy tarde
aver. entire I'm punto en- Hidalgo y
Colombia, Nuevo Leon, Y Visitaron el
rancho de Gombonacian0 Eehaxarria,
Mayor de Nuevo Laredo. y le roba-
ron al mayor de sus yestiduras, zapa-
tos, reloj todo el dinero que ellos
pudieron halIars Los bandidos en-
tonces Sc desaparecieron para el in
terror de Mexico, llevandose con ellos
los guardias del distrito de NueYo
Laredo.
Las tropas estan en- ell seguimiento
de los bandidos hoy, y Sc informa
que dos de los miembros de la ga
gavilla han sido capturados Sc ha-
llan Ia carcel en- Nuevo Laredo.
Dos soldados Americanos en- uni
forme que habian crusade para Me-
xico, fueron tomados por los bandit
dos pero POGO despues fueron solta-
dos con sus hrazos atados, pero no
fueron maltratados de ningunaotra
manera.