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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-03
DESERTED ENGLISH
COAL MINES IN PERIL
Continued from First Po1e.

three months ahead in the matter OF
importing yeast and grain for bread.
Local reports from the mine districts
remain contradictory. The Scottish
safetymen are still working. but may
quit after meeting to be held tomorrow.
In some sections the volunteers plus the
mine office forces have been able to
keep tho mines from flooding, but sew
eral important pits have been flooded
involving permanent loss.
While the Admiralty 10 reported to be
ready to furnish naval engineers to
run the pumps more than 5000 applica-
tons for engineers have been filed by
mine owners. and the Admiralty has but
loo which are available.
One rift Is reported tonight in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-03
BRITISH COAL STRIKE
STARTS DEMAND HERE
Ample Supply and Ships to
Meet Expected Orders.

British consumers are turning TO the
American coal market for fuel because
of the national strike OF miners in Great
Britain. il was learned yesterday at the
T1dewater Coal Exchange, where it was
stated inquiries for export coal had in
creased 100000 tons during the last few
days.
AS fast as the orders are placed the
coal viii be shipped abroad. as there is
ample supply and plenty OF ships avail
able for the transportation. More than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-03

10000 tons Of export coal is now at
tid,water ready to be shipped. and thou
sands OF additional tons are arriving
daily
Practically all ships sailing for British
ports to-day carried sufficient supply OF
coal In their bunkers for the round trip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-03
EX-CERMAN EMPRESS
is SLOWLY SINKING
Latest Heart Attack Weakens
Augusta Victories Condition.
BIZ the Associated Press.

DooRN, Holland. April 2.-Former EN-
press Augusta Victoria Of Germany Is
gradually sinking as a result Of her lat
est heart attack, says q bulletin issued
by her physicians this afternoon. The
bulletin says:
The condition Of the former Empress
although f1uctuating, is gradually be
coming worse. Latterly her general
health has been less favorable. 1t
only due to the kind land skilful atten-
ton OF the family and nurses that she Is
alive to-day"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-03
SAY NAMING TALBOT
MAKES FOR PEACE
Opinion in London Favorable
Despite Denunciation in
Ireland.
10 DEAL WITH SIM FEN
Elections Expected to Show
Home Rule Unworkable and
Lead to New Effort.
10 DEAL WITH SIM FEN

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, bv THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. April 2.
South ireland officially condemns the
appointment Of Lord Edmund Talbot as
Viceroy of Ireland but THE NEW YORK
HERALD correspondent in Dublin wires
that this may be taken with a grain OF
salt" And despite the denunciation OF
the appointment OF Lord Edmund by
both the irish Times and the Freeman
Journal opinion in London Is that the
appointment tends toward peace
Taken in conjunction with the APP
pointment by the Dali Eireann. the Irish
republican parliament Of official peace
negotiations and the statement by
Eamonn de Valera yesterday. 1t was
predicted in we'll informed quarters here
tonight that Irish affairs would take the
following course:
Steps Toward Peace.
l. Due to the Governments vigorous
prosecution of the BLACK and Tans' and
gotiations to settle the Irish question VIII
disciplined acts. the fighting in ireland
will assume a less bitter aspect.
g. The forthcoming Irish elections will
be held during a quasi aunistice, with
the Sim Fein political party endeavorine
to show It's strength and to prove that
the Sim Fein represent the real opinion
in Ireland. The Government is more
than prepared to find that the Sim Fein
will make 1t impossible to call the south
ern parliament together by electing men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-03

reaching the coal owners say that Inn
portant French interests are preparing
TO ulace whatever surplus France has
from the big German deliveries in mar
kets which hitherto have been British.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-03
DUBLIN EXECUTIONS STAYED.

DUBLIN. April A writ of habeas
corpus was granted by the Kings Bench
Court to-day for Thomas Mulcahy and
Patrick Ronayne. who were sentenced to
death by court-martial for levying war
on the Kings forces
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
Attendance WAS recorded.
pervSNnd Rriefa

Fay W.lSon~wi,! lc'tN" this moTN'h,
for C.,uhr.hlc' Onto, where h" has 80
ccptcd new position.
Mrs. II. q. bradley has returned To
her home 1T New Cumberland after
spending the weekend as guest Of
friends in this city.
William Finn"ran IS confined to ms
home on South Marshall street by IL
nesS.
Miss Helen McCluskcy. Of Norge n
town, has returned home after 4 NiSit
with former school friends In North
BcEwCoi
Frank Williams was visitor In
Cameron last Saturday.
Morris Lallcy, oc p!ftShurGh. was a
business visitor in Bcnw"cd Saturday.
Miss Mary Wait is able I" b. about
after hcin; confined u h'r home Tor
the rast few days.
Miss Nell Boyce, Of Fairmont, was 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

g,g,s, os friends in North Benwood over
ti.r weekend.
Io+"rn t;cshner was q visitor In NJ
| city .n#t Saturday.
N-a.l'nn Randolph will return home
today alter visit with friends IN
| -. ih,nri'"
! Miss Mary Rogers has returned to her
! HON" in Huntington after spending the
+ week with friends in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

Road al nSc T2tr:;SeCccv Wan; AIS.
iuv.. Ec: via: !,T want.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
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e. - Afternoon 81 their rooms IN Liberty
h.'. and heard nc REPORTS o. tn" vpri-
ga. s'.amh,r+ on tic new membership
.I..,r. The r"rorta were very favorable.
-.o%iur many new applications for
u."n1'"rshin and almost MI OF tho old
mruI"re have =" .o:ncd. This drive will
J.. .""' .,u".. ,,u'l after the Arst 90 the
lr.r Otter 3u,rortant business matters
w,sr %p for discussion and almost full
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

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and business ~ home"
Freight Rates.
Largo advances in freIs", r'''.:. =" II.
hcararI" In NV" Ok n.El i'".'-. Nj.
NaII''" SAYS. y ''"' No."
Involve a rrmak.AE o. the ''.' .'..'' -
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
" ofd pound Of dirt
from d "cledn" rug

The home Of c. A. FueImin, WIlmette,
M. va, cleaned with a Royal Electric
Cleaner. ln6It minute, the Roy al re-
moved II ounce, Of enbe 1dsd Dirt. and
this IN spite Of ,he fact that Tie rug had
been cleaned regularly Until the house
vu closed three weeks beiose
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Joseph P. Hinch. brother of
John F. Einch. died Sunday in
Malone, N. Y. The funeral will be
held at st. Aloysius church Tues
day morning at IL o'clock. Mr..
Hinch had visited his brother here
several times where he made many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Beck and
son Andrew motored to Ocean
Park in Maine Wednesday. Mrs.
Beck and son remained the re-
mainder of the week returning to
her home on Summer st. Sunday.
The Charles A. Calderwood Inc.
had charge of the funeral of Hon.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
THE PRICE OF POSSESSION
AT THE PLEASE U TODAY

Supported by cast of unusual
merit, directed by a master in a
play which has for its contrasted
settings the savage wilds of the
Australian bush and the refine
ments of an English manor, Ethel
Clayton gives in "The Price of
Possession, one Of the most sat-
isfying and pleasing demonstra-
tons of her ability to play intense
" human roles that she has yet
enacted for the screen.
The dramatic incidents arising
in the development of the pot
crowd one upon another with such
haste, and withal so logically, that
the interest of the spectator can
not flag for moment.
Do not miss this splendid pro-
duction.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
CURWOOD STORY UN-
FOLDED IN "KAZAN'

The attraction at the Globe
Theatre for two days will be "Ka-
zan", photodrama described as
extraordinary" from the pen of
James Oliver Curwood, an author
who won undying fame for his
Back to Gods Country" and "The
Rivers End" and "Nomads of the
North" "Kazan" is an enchant-
ing and powerful picture OF the
part a great dog played in a love
story of the North. AS a book it
gripped, amazed and delighted /;
and now that it has been brought
to the screen its charm and thrill
are intensified even beyond the
strength of the written word. "Ka-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
The Evening Caledonian-Rec0rd

Charles A. Proutv of Newport
Sunday afternoon, practically their
entire force being engaged in
handling some of the details of a
most impressive service. st. Johns
bury is fortunate in having such
successful undertaken as c. Roy
Calderwood and his services are
not confined to his home town as
Sundays engagement testifes.
Olive Branch Rebekah lodge
will hold its annual childrens
night Thursday evening. All Odd
Fellows and families are cordially
invited. The children who are to
take part in the program are re-
quested to meet at Odd Fellows
hall Wednesday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11

zan", half-wolf, half-dog, becomes
real character, almost human in
translation to the screen.
Jane Novak and Ben Deeley, in
the two leading roles, share honors
and each gives a performance in
which high art dominates.
The presentation of "Kazan" at
the Globe theatre tonight will af-
ford an opportunity of seeing and
enjoying a masterpiece of fiction
for the Experimentation of
which a million readers have clam
ored. Advertisement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman J. Parks
of Winnipeg, Manitoba, are visit
ing their mother and sister, Mrs.
William Parks and Miss Janet
Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shumway
and son, Ross Shumwav of Leo
Minister, Mass, returned home
Monday after a weeks visit with
Mr.. Shumway's sister, Mrs. Her
bert A. Smith of 10 Cliff street.
Joseph Wade of Island Pond
spent the week end with his sister,
Mrs. J. w. Hill of High street.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11

WANTED-Five or six rooms
with all improvements or single
house in desirable location. Apply
at this office. 11-13
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11

FOR SALE-High Grade violin.
Call Bailey's Music Rooms. 11-23*
LOST on Railroad street Saturday
evening pair gold bowed glasses.
Please notify Mrs. H. l.. Ranney,
Danville, VT. ii tt
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11

death of her nephew, Hon. Char
les A. Prouty.
The office of DR.. w. B. Fitch
will be closed until July %.
Advertisement
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11

WANTED-a housekeeper in fam
lily of two. Apply Caledonian of
flee or write Box 100. lib
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11

CAMPS TO RENTAL Pond
side two furnished cottages, one
small and one large enough for
two parties on state road II miles
from St. Johnsbury on road going
from Danville to Barnet. Good
fishing and boating, telephone
connected and mail delivered. For
further particulars see A. B. Dow's
Agency, office over Bailey's Music
Rooms, st. Johnsbury, Vt. 11-S
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11

j weeks old. Gray and Powell,
| Phone 1926. 11-16
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
NOtas sobre la festivi'
dad religiosa de San
Juan Bautista

lii ic.a rtii::;.o-a ST l.c,a ara a e.pc-
% nlai,alla domingo, en IN Santa Iglr-
si;i Cathedral.
la Misa cnipe1ari las once on
punto. M hapra dflaciones dc ninerl-
ns ciase. Sc rtgega al piDIivo in ma
! ser pGii.nlii.iasi. La ,'eIesBnitta,I dtsal
f.sa r4n,.4e llp ans.ieHEc tie 4uatua
) silensio. ~
I'cr im ;iv;,i,, ilvaiunlprio no in
cl,iimos 81, i! l.sta t!e cs 1eantantes
Y cje2a,alteS. a lns st-iiUrpS 1. Il. So
r.aao. ,oaor X. Maicat, baritone: u.
Rodti&nez y .l,,1. DosningNez. saNofor
l;stas los seiloreS Antolio AnGino y
Il. Galiarjlo yiGf EeS hacienda an to-
tai de II caatantes y 60 milsieos.
Las tar.te;aS tie entllda de color
J.aavillp. ccrr9 .pondcn u las naves
1; te;ales Y cl rIbl.eo poscedor de Gs.
tas. dobera entrar VA por 1t puerta
derecha o. izquiel'la lAteraies, segdn
estcn mareadaS con las ictras ID (de-
rella) t!zquierdal. los dc esta ma
We podran utiiizar Ia cntrada cue da
acceso al attic.
Las pci.onas qnc cngan taGjetas
de color aGul clare sc serFran cntrar
por ia puerta ccutral del frente, pues
seran acomodadus en- ips baneos cen
trales que estan hanerados.
Las que posean tarie,as e4l3r rosa.
Sc sorJilaa eatra, prc IA plorta cen
1lal del frente, pues serin acomoda-
das en- sillas alicioaaies el Ia nave
central.
Las gre poseal tarictas de color
verde claro Sc scr1irdn entrar por In
nave lateral derecha, pues seran AGO.
rodadas Ell la nave de San Rafael.
N0ta final Hatra dos botiquines de
urgencia: uno en- la Capillita de las
Animas V otra en- la lie la Pila Bau
tismal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
Demandan d las Gem
paiiias de SECURES
de Mayaguez

/ Aver HIN sido radicadas en- Ia Corte
Federal. tres demandas contra diStin-
tas compaiifas de segurOs. En- estaS
tres denlanllas, So reclam;I de las cont
pafifas, alrededor- Ge e.cn fnil dolares,
por las perdidas acaecidas en- el re-
rrible incendio OcurridoE en- Ia ciil;iad
de MayagiieZ, en- el almacen de Angel
! Martinez, en- la calle del Concrete. dc
! aquelIa ciudad. el dfa p de enero dlti-
mo. FL demandante en- estos tres cl-
SOS alega como causa de acciGlI, que
! las piriidas que la sufrido Il coiise-
cuencia del iDcendiO, estaban Tubier-
/ tas por p6iiZas de sesuros en- la Bri-
| fish Fire, la cual Sc ha negado a pa
gar In POLKA.
Ell cOmerciante don Angel Martinez.
ell su demanda contra la York shire
| Insurance Co. 1t. alcga, que tom6 una
POLKA, con la compaflfa demandada en-
septiembre Is, 1919, por $1,000, Gu
briendo asf todas las eXistencias que
habfa en- esa fecha en- su almacen.
Subsecuentemente, alega que con fe-
ella abril "A de 1920, tom0 una p0liza
adicienal por $4,000, Y una tercera
pdliza EN- enero 16 de 1921 por $4,000,
alegando que todas las primas han 81
do pagadas. Como recordaran nues-
tros lectores, ell fucgo del cual infOr-
mo .extensamente Ell KMPARCIAL,
Ocurri6 el dfa 25 de enero del corrien-
i,tc, muy pronto de Ocurrido el incen-
dio, alegan los demandantes que los
agontes de In cOmpaiifa de seguros TO-
maron possession del almacen, salvan-
do 10 que qued6 del fuego. Ell demau-
dante alega que tiene sulciente evil
dencia para poder pr0bar que sus per-
dilas ascienden a un total de $34, III;
pero que la compaiifa demandada sc
ha negado en- absolute a pagar las
perdidas, exception dc los $1,000 de
la primera POLKA.
FL comerciante de Mayagiiez, don
Francisco del Moral, ha radicado dos
demandas en- connexion con ell mismo
fuego. una contra la Commercial
Union Insurance Co, 1t. pretendiendo
recobrar La suma de $4,000 de una
POLKA de seguro expedida por Ia COM
panfa demandada en- mayo 10, 1920; co
mo pGrdidsis de 9,455 quintales de
azGcares que estaban almaeenados en-
el almacen de Angel Martinez, la
otra demanda es contra la Northern
Assurance Co. 1t. pretendiend0 rcco-
tbrar la suma de $4,000 sobre una p6-
liza expedida por la compailfa deman-
dada en- diciembre is, 1920 cubriendo
el SECURE de la misma cantidad de
quintales de azifcar va mencionados-
Ell demandante alega en- sus deman-
das, que ha probado los represen-
tantes de las Compaffas que ha tent
do perdidas por valor de $6f.s en-
azdcares en- el fuego del dfa % de
enero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
|DOna Luisa Irizarry de
QuinOnes

En- San German, Ina dejadO d. exis-
tir en- la maiiana del 81, la ode fu6
virtuosa DANA. dora Luisa Irizarry,
de Quinones, espOsa de don Vicente
'lui i,ones Torres. noble anciano que
.'5aa de merecidas simpatfas en- aque-
ia sociedad.
i'r.ste y enlntad0 debc hallarse en-
estos moment0s aquel hOgar, que for
nia uno dc los mis- distinguidos en- Ia
eja ciudad. dOndc la fanilia Qui-
Zones IIizarry est1 tan bien relacio-
nada Y donde la srilora oxtinta era
4qre.lnra y la mas alta consideration
pr' teii4,S los e.ement0s de aquel!a
Sociedad. ,1eY 1al if.t al7.ts
\ su atrihnladn cspoSo, que es una
lie las fi@uras locales de mas respeto;
Il sus hiios, don Angel, doila Maria
Tulsa, y l'rofcsora de. Instruction Phi
flica. doha -Antonia Quinanes, Iriza-
rcy; sus hermahos, don Andres. Y
Gola Victoria env.a Ell. IMPARCIAL
ia expression. mas srntida de pesale
pOr tan irreparable descracia, Y Dios
acoia O. Su seno IN sericGrilioSo, el
alma yirtuosa de Ia que va no existe,
Paz suS restos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
Muere ell autor de la
"Doctrina DragO"

Buenos Aires, JUNO 11.-Ha falle-
cido ell doctor Luis NJ. Drago, notable
jurisconsulto de fama universal, CO.
mo internacionalista.
Ell doctor Drago es autor de la doe
trina que lleva su nombre y que fue
formulada cuando la demostracion ma
val anglo-germano-italiana frente a
Venezuela, en- cobro de pesos. Drago
decia que ese acto era contrario al
derecho international, por ser una
ocupaci6n potential de territorio por
asuntos de caracter privado. Ell Sc
cretario Hay, de los Estados Unidos,
reconocio entonces la doctrina Drago,
que tiene por lena: America del Nor
te para los americanos del Norte, y
America del Sur para la Humanidad." J"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
Los mejicanos
venden peh9leoa
los japoneses


49, ~~A~A4& - NAAAA~ %&AAAAAAAa@ ~sHE1~AAV
TOXIC. JUNO 2s.-Hise hechO pa-
blico que q Gobierno del Jzp6n ha
'conprado en- Msjico 1900 tOneladas
de petr6leo, que est& presto q trans
portar en- bnques tanques de sn nacio-
nalidad.
HABANA, junio 25.-La situacion
de Ia Replblica sigue desarrollindo-
sc en- una forma sumamcnte afictiva.
En- el plano de los negOcios todO es
anOrmal y el pueblo sc reciente por
las necesidades profundas que lie GER
can. va deja sentirse el hambre en-
determinadas fegiones; las quiebras
sc suceden de dia en- dia y el confic.
to del szicar, que no encuentra Aer-
cado, hace que el trabajo escasee y
que las principales ciudades Sc vean
invadidas de obreros sin ocupaci6n y
sin que conner. El nuevo Gobierno
|esta, realmente, frente a la situaci6n
mas horrible por que ha atravesado
Cuba de muchos amos Ia fecha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
Nuevas atracciOnes del
Parque B0rinquen''

Personas distipguidas v proninen.
tes de la sociedad de San Juan v San.
turce han insinuado repetidas ocasio-
res al '.managerD' del @Pardue Borin-
quen" Ia conyepiencia de reanudar er
aqucl .sitio deliciosos el mas deliciosd
de "a isla durante las noches de inso-
portable calor que snfrinlos, la nece-
sidad de que Sc prolonguen. hasta .el
fin del verano los dias de fiesta inicia-
dos con extFaofdinario exito POI. 81
sparqnes, y i los Que ipfundieron las
mujeres mas belIas y distinguishes de
niiestra sociedad extraordinaria .bgi-
llantez. 81 E
Por acceder, gustoso, el "manager'
como no podia n1enos de 'suceder, ira
tandose de 10 mas selecto de nuestra
.sociedad, i Id petici6n que Sc le ha-
cfa, las fiestas, que debian terminalrrs s,el
yiernes, dia "a de junio, por Ia noche,
continuaran, con el mismo entusias-
mo, sjIbilo y brillantez, hasta el fin
de ia temporada. o mejor dicho, el
jubilo, la brillantez y el entusiasmo
seraa mayor, puesto que el active
manager" del "Parque Borinquen''
se1or Benftez, ademas de las bandas
del Municipio y Benefcencia, que han
yenido amenizando las inoIvidables y
<e,.,,, . :. -ss,ls,,, II. :. ..t...4 l.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25

un mensaje a los
Reyes ingleses
Cree que c>lOS deiar;in
Soiuciuna1lo cl con-
iliclO iI'lan,icS.

49, = ~
LoNDRES, janio 25.-El Primer
Mhistro lloyd George ha enviaio un
expressive Mcnsaje dc fclicitacion a
los Reyes de gnglaterra, por el axiiO
obtenide ea 81 vista a Ia ciadad ir-
:andesa dc Belfast. eSpresando el ilus-
tle politico un gfNn optimismo sobre
Ia seduction del problema irlandes, me-
diante los buenos oficios que sc pro-
ponen interponer los Sobcranos en-
persona, ante ei pueblo que hoy lu-
cha obstinsdamente por su ideal de
independencia.
MADRID, JUNO 25.-Ha sido fir
mado I'm Convenio Comercial Hispa-
no-sueco, haciendose por parte de am
bas naciones amigas mltuas conce-
ZONES, incluyendo entire elias una clau
sula en- que Espana resulta mucho
mas favorecida que otros paises en-
ciertos articulos de importation, pro-
cedentes de Suecia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
La Haya rechaza
una protesta de
Washington
Los lholanslcScS riali>u-
ram cl Campo l'ciro-
lcro Djarlib:.

GDs nasstTD teaslc4e cSslssf4Ar3 Eal. a@lb
IA HAyA. junio -. Il Gobiei-
no holandes, replicando a a No;a oe
los Estados UnidOs fcckada en - &c
mayo 1ltimO, cii que este Oc5iesnO
protcsta dc la clausula del Campo la-
trolero Djarlibi, que 81 h,,ila situa,.o
en- las Antillas tlanesas, los cNPor-
tadores amcricanos; y Il misna iiem-
20 el GobieIno dc Ia Haya roehaza
dicha protesia de Washington, aiegan-
do que carcce de valdez, porque exis-
ten ptros campos petroleros en- las
mencionadas Antillas, abiertos a los
americanos.
MADRID, JUNO 25.-Ayer sc presen-
to en- el Congreso un ProyectO de ley
autorizando al Gobierno a emplear
1856 millones de pesetas en- diez amos
para mejorar el servicio de comuni-
caciones en- toda la naci6n, y otro no
menos importante en- que seEaumen-
ia la cantidad asignada para el sos
tenimiento de la Escuela de Investi-
gaciones Cientfficas Ramon Ca
jals".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
Ell Padre HOff quiere
dar las gracias

Ell ilustrado sacerdote Rev. Charles
Hoff, Rector de los Redentoristas, ha
informado un redactor nuestro, que
por conducto de FL IMPARCIAL,
quiere hacer llegar hasta el Collector
de Aduana, Mr.. Moore el captain
del yapor Ponce, Mr.. Falkner, su
mas proftlndo agradecimiento por La
ssima dc $1Os.OS que lie fue entregada,
para ser repartida entire los pobres
que tienen los saeerdotes de Puerta
de TERRA bajo sui amparo. Este dona-
'tiyo fue .hecilo por los generesos pa.
sajeros en- I'M concierto Que Sc cele-
bro n boftio del vapor Ponce en- sti
iiltimo yiaje dc New York.