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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special atten- tion and liberal terms given for consign- ment of spot cotton for delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Pressl

by Ass0ciated PreSS
 Mobile, January 13.-Arrived None Sailed: Hartford Bristol. via Pensa- cola; schooner John R. Fox. Jackson vile.
 Port Eads. January 13.-Arrived: Cadiz (Spanish), Havana; Cuyamaca, Tampico. Ottawa tBritish), Norfolk; Sagua (Brit- ish), Cuba saranac British, United kingdom.
 Sailed: Cartoon, Barcelona; Comus, New York; Hcreda, Crstobal; Excelsior, Havana; Isabea, Porto Rico; John D. Rockefeller, Norfolk: Lake Inglencok. Cuban ports; Nolh, Progresso; Rama Bluefields.
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NEW YORK BONDS


 U. s. 2s, coupon. offered ...s....., 100 Amsrcan aa femeGh smaians lseise Rericins 5a ss American Tel X Tel. cv. 6s ....... 96 Atchson gen. As ............. 7S% Atlantic Coast Line st 4s ...f....... 79A Baltimore Ohio cv. 1zs ......s... 7O& Bethlehem Steel ref 5s bid ..a.... S2 Central of Georgia Consol. 5s bid s5 Central Leather 5s .,..-s,., 91% Chesapeake X Ohio cv. 5s q. ....s... S4 Chicago E. X Quincy joint As ....., 97as Chicago Mil & St. F. cv. 4hs ..,... II Chicago R. I. & Pac. Ky ref. Is ~ 6S City of Paris 6s .....1..s.'. ....s.....e. 96as Colorado X Southern ref. 41as ..... 72la Denver X Rio Grande consol. As .,.... 65 Dominion of Canada 5s (19Sf) ....,. S9 Erie gen. As .........,5....... 44% Illinois Central ref. Is ....,... 77I4 Int. Mer. Marine 6s ........ SOA Kansas City Southern ref. 5s ....... 74h Liggett X Myers 5s ..........-....., TSA Louisville & Nashville un. 4s ......,, S39s Missouri. Kan. & Texas list As sos. Missouri Pacific gen. As ..,..... 56 New York Central deb. 6s .........s 92 Norfolk X Western cv. 6s ........ IDA Northern Pacific As ,................. 774s Pen Dnsylvana gen. 5s ........+ 9l Reading gen. As .................. 80 Republic iron & Steel 5s 1940) ....... S61a St. Louis & San Fran. adj. 6s .......s 65h Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s ........... 3S Southern Bell Tel. 5s, bid .5...... S1A Southern Pacific cv. 5s ..........4. 973s Southern Railway 5s ............... sS Southern Railway gen. 4s .......... 60ts Texas X Pacific list ......... ...'.... T9 1a Union Pacific As ...............,.. S3h United Kingdom of G. B. X l. 5ias T.. S. Steel 5s ..................... 95A Virginia Carolina Chemical 5s ....... 92 Wabash 1st .............f... ......... S7h Wilson & Co. cv. 6s ..,............ S3l2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Coffee Market

% New York. January 13.-There were sfurther reactions in the market for cof- fee futures here today, owing to the somewhat unsettled ruling of Brazil and continued realizing. First prices were l point higher to point lower, sbut there was quite little March 1iqui- dation, and the market soon weakened with that delivery selling off to 6.6Sc, or 22 points net lower, while the more active later months showed net losses of about 20 to 23 points with May sell ing at 7.1Oc. Rallies of a few points followed on covering, but the market closed at net loss of to IA points. Closing bids: January, 642c; March, e.77c; May. 72Sc; July, 7.56c; September, Sc; October. S.10c December, S.29c.
 Spot coffee less active; Rio Is. 70 7Ac; Santos As. 9A @10c. Cost and freight offers showed little change. They included Santos As at 9.10c to 9.15c, and Rio Is at 6.45c to 6.60c. Amer ican credits.
 The official cables reported a decline of 25 to 80 reis in the Rio market and of 210 reis in the dollar buying rate. Rio exchange on London was unchanged and Santos futures z5 to 26 reis higher. There was some comment on the larger Santos receipts. Receipts at the two ports were 4.000, and Jundiahy receipts s4.00O bags.
 cpot Coffee
 By Associated Press
 .%lr 1nr ax>xr St.xlf+ f.rtFT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York. January 1s-( Special Jour market opened up on better advices from Liverpool During the morning Liver Fool and Wall street interests bought
 The south sold. The near positions were covered due to reports that New York would be unable to provide warehouse room for cotton to be shipped here for delivery. The cotton in sight seems to be taken care of. but some cotton :n- tended for shipment to New York for delivery w:ll Lot be shipped. In face of the accumulation of cotton for January delivery January shows little signs ut weakening, indicating that a good de, mand still exists for the month. Large sales of spot cotton are reported at Liverpool. This is good indication that trade conditions there are slowly but surely on the mend Many traders were of the opinion that the adv9nce has been too rapid these last few days and did not hesitate to sell on the upturns. Ad- vices throughout the country and from the trade indicate that retailers are look ing for better times ahead. and as a consequence we find the mills through out the country opening up and working full time. Considering all the facts. we think it best to advise purchases for fu- ture profits.- Hubbard Bros. co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Court Adjourns

Goodwater, January 13.--( -(Special) )-Tho nonjury term of the circuit court 0K Cocsa county adjourned today after com-
 pleting the docket, This was Judge Long, shores first court held in this county.
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Liverpool Cotton By Associated Press

Liverpool January 1s.-Cotton, spot in good demand, prices higher. Good mid ding, F. 4ed fully middling, fl65d. mid ding l074d; low middling, S99d: good or dinary, 7.49cs ordinary, 649d. Sales, l0.DN0 bales including 93Oo American: receipts, none, Futures closed very steady. Jan-
 Eary, 1o.sld; March, l0.s2d; May, 10.e5d; July, 10.9sd October, 10S4d: December. 1074d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Naval Stores

Jacksonville. January 1S-Turpen- tine unchanged; no sales Kecaiots, lsS; shipments. 419: stock. 25.791. Rosin unchanged; sales none; re- lceipts, 3oe; shipments, 5S5; stock, 165.-
 o61 Quote: B.. D, F. F, G, Fl, I, K,
 M. N, Wg, and Wv. $11.3o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Dry Goods

New York, January Wide sheetings advanced cents to 5S cents yard for lO-4 pequot bleached here today. Ameri- can cambric and scout percales nave
 been advanced quarter of cent. Pa- ,cific percales and many other lines were withdrawn from sale. Fine combed gray yarn goods were active. Raw silk was easier. Wool goods marked time. Bur laps were in better demand.
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 New Orleans. Middling, 15c; receipts 5,294; exports, 10.65O; sales, 1,01o; stock 462.4S6.
 Galveston. Middlng 15c; receipts I11,734; exports, 11,332; sales, 1,275; stock, SSl,992. Mobile. Middling, 14c; receipts 522; stock. 21 ,6SS. ,Savannah Middling, 10.5Oc: fecAipts, l1,4S2; sales, 200; stock, l59.572. Charleston: Middling. 16.50c: re- lcelpts ,241; stock, 24S,746 2 Wilmington. Middling, 14.e5c; re- ceipts 46; stock, 4435o
 Texas City. Stock, 3,02S,
 Norfolk: Mddling. 16c; receip & l1,os7 sales, 694; stock, 79,127.
 Baltimore: stock, 3,ST4
 Boston; Middling, 1S.1oc receipts, 4; stock, 12,soO.
 Philadelphia Middling. 179oc. ex, ports. 106; stock 5,962. New Yorkr Middling. l765c; ex, ports, 250; stock. 33,65S.
 Minor ports: Receipts, ISIS; ex, ports, 10,16Ss stock. 2.575. Total today: Receipts, 2S,17S; ex- ports, 32,506; stock, 1.454.S5S. Total for week: Receipts, 114,S61; exports 62,S76. Total for season: Receipts, 3,69s,- 265, exports. 259S. OO6
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Naval Stores

--- 7-- By Associated Press
 Savannah, Ga, January 13.-Turpentine auiet 92lsc, no sales; receipts l9 ship ments. 1l6; stock. 15.T92. Rosin, quiet no sales: receipts, S29; shipments. none; stock, S3. 1l2. Quote: B. D. E, F, c, H, l. K. M. N. W.g. Wv. $1E
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
IIBERrY BOND QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
 By Associated Press

Chicago. January 13-Catte: Receipts. 12.000: beef steers strong to 25c higher, Top ..s,....... .,....+...... Sl100 Bulk steers .............,s.... S.50@10.00 Butcher cows and heifers bulk 525@ 775 Gamers and cutters .....,,.. g25@ 4,35 Veal calves, bulk to packers ,.. 10.50M11.25 Selected vealers on shipping ac-
 Hogs; Receipts, 3i.ooo; mostly s5@ 4oc higher than yesterdays average.
 Top on 150-lb. offerings ..-.... 9.90 Bulk ;...,.-.., ..,..,.. 9.4o@ 9.so
 pounds ...,,........'...,... 5000 9.so
 Sheep Receipts. 1S000; lambs weak to 25c lower; some heaves off more.
 Top ..............., ,.......|.... s12.00 Three doubles 95-lb. Colorado nuE ifm0s .........:.,:.; iiSS.SSSSlo iSSSlo ll.75 Bulk sss lss.ssss@ll.7s Bulk .............s..,... 5.ooQ 5,75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
London Money

London. January 1s.-Bar silver s97s per cent; money. 54 per cent. Discount rates Short bills, 6AG6as per cent, three month bills, 11-16 per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Cotton Seed Oil

New York, January 13.--After advanc- ing to points early through covering by belated shorts, cotton seed oil broke sharply under selling by refners and scattered liquilations, induced by the slump in other commodity markets and in Wall street. Active months 30 to s points net lower. Sales. 1990O barrels; tenders. 100. Prime crude. 650 sales; prime summer yellow. spot. $S50Q9.00; March. S .S5: May. s9.22: July, s9.45, all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
EAST ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK Ulv xssnasutad pracc

East St. ouis. January 13.-Catttle: Re- ceipts 2.200; steers steady to shade higher : receipts mostly odd lots; quality medium
 to common.
 Top ................... 300
 Bulk ...........s........... 7.25@ 500 Heifers. bulk ................. 6.25Q s.25 Bulk cows ........ ......... 5.25Q 625 Gamers steady, bulk .......... 3.26Q $50 Veal calves, top ........,...... 12.35
 Bulk .......... ............. 1l.5O O 9 % Hogs: Receipts, 11.000: closing slow to 109 Dc higher than early, or 30050c above yesterdays average. Top on light butchers ......... $1O.25
 Top pigs and lights .....s.,... 1O.40 Bulk. lights and mediums M... 9.75G 101 , Bulk heaEies ....,,. ...... .... $500 975 sheep: Receipts, 1,5Oo; closing active and strong.
 Top lambs .......... ......... s11.65 Bulk .,.....-... .......s,.. 10.75@ q 1I.5Q Bulk .............,......... 4.5O@ 475
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Metal Market Ry a Asu0piatad Proee

New York, January i5,-Copper, firm electrolytic spot, 13lsu 13Ae; first quarter l314m131@c. Tin, steady; spot and nearby sSSaSS. 25; futures, $Ss. 5OasS. 75. Iron. iiominally unchanged. Anthony, s. 15li 5.0. Lead, steady; spot $475 Zinc. steady: East St. Louis spot. 8. .5Na565
 London, January 1S.-Standard copper spot, f74; futures, f73 15s. Electrolytic spot fs1 los; futures. eS3 los Tin spot. f2o5 5s; futures, f2ll 2s. Lead spot, f23 5s: futures, f2S 12s Sd. Zinc spot. f26; futures. f26 15s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
CtucAGO GRAZING QUOTATIONS Ir.. Aa.oain4ad Press
Cash Grain Dr Aponatafe1 PPA6g

Chicago. January 1S.-Wheat:, No l hard, si.s2a4 No. 1 mixed, sl.s4. Corn; No.f 2 mixed 721ac; No. yellow, f2o 721bc. Oats: No 3 white, 45&@46c. Rye: No. ?, sl.73 Barley. S4dSlc Timothy nominal. Lard s1325. Ribs, s1t 50l2. 50
 St. Louis. January 1s.-Cash wheat: No. red winter, 8 f1d2 ,12: No. 3, $2.O7d2. .0s; March, s1 .s3ia; May, sl74ls. Corn: No. s' ssc; May, 75a4d757sc; July. 76as@76lac. Oats: No. white, 4e1sc No. g. 4sc; May, 491sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Spot Cotton

By Associated Press
 New Orleans, January 1S-Spot cotton quiet and unchanged Sales on the spot, 26S bales; to arrive. 75. Low middling, 10c; mddling, 15c; good middling, 1775c. Receipts. o,294; stock, 462, fsS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans, January 1S-The cotton market closed barely steady at net decline of l 1 to 20 points
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Bank of France

! Paris, January 13.-The weekly state Eent of the Bank of France shows the Following changes: Gold in hand. in- creased. 405 600 francs: silver in hand, decreased, 1,66.0O0; notes in circulation. decreased. 126,65s,000 treasury deposits. l Increased, 430l 900; general deposits, de- creased. 1A,S7.000: bills discounted. de- creased, 2s9, 900: advances. increased. ! 59, ,312, coo; fresh advances to the state,
 increased, 250.0O0.0n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Interior Movement

Houston: Middling. 14.60c; receipts. 7,75s; shipments, 5.914; Sales, 3.2Ss; stock. 366.S24
 Memphisi Middling. 14.50c; receipts, s.9oe; shipments, 4,149; sales. 2.s5o; stock, SS4.142
 Augusta: Middling, 15.25c; receipts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Produce

I-7- By ASSOc1attu TtsS . St Louis, January 19.-Poultry: Geese 22c; others unchanged.
 Eggs 6Sc.
 Butter unchanged.
 Chicago, January 1S.-Butter unsettled; creamery extras 4Slac
 Eggs higher; firsts. 67@671a6 Poultry alive, lower; fowls, 2sc' springs. 26c. New York, January 13.-Butter weak firsts, 44d52c.
 Eggs firm; firsts, 71@12c. Cheese firm; average run, 232o1ac
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Port Movement

New York. January 13-Spot cotton quiet; middling, l7,65c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
LOCAL SECURITIES
Bank Stocks

Bid Asked American IT. & Savings Bank 155 1s5 B'ham Trust & Says Co....... 2S5 30b First National Bank. s........ 305 32b i, Traders National Bank ...... l75 ZOO
 Insurance Stock-S10 Par A interstate Casualty Co. G 2-S Great Southern Life Ins. Co.,. 12 Is Southern States Fire Ins. Co.,. lh Protective Life Ins. Co. 14 ~ Southern Life and Health Co. ,14 20
 Land and Building Company Stocks Birmingham Realty Co. 4zo Aoe Chamber of Commerce. pfd., :. (par $25) ...........-.... 1v Elm wood Cemetery Corp. .So se Ensley Land Co. ......,..... so 1ve Fairfield Land Co. .....:.... 65 sV
 Industrial and Miscellaneous stocks American Bakeries Co. ...-.. lu5 lea Avondale Mills common 60O o0v Avondale Mills, pfd. ........ 100 1le Bessemer c. 1. & L. Co. e0 ay B ham Marcaroni Co. 110 Ase Jefferson County Bank ....... 1S Ss L., J. S L., common ......... 5O oV L., J. & L. pfd. ............. 65 sb Morris Plan ................. 5o ny National C. l. & P. Co. ....... 140 l65 Realty Trust Co.,, common... 100 lz5 Realty Trust Co.,. pfd. .... 100 ll0 Warrant Warehouse .......... go l1V
 Municipal Bonds State of Alabama, 3h las Q956) z sd State of Alabama As G956) S6 so Jefferson County 490 to 6A per
 cent basis
 Jefferson County per cent
 Warrants ...t........ lOl 1v4
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cnOt Coffee
 By Associated Press New York, January 1S-Spot coffee, 71kc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Potato Market

By AssOCIated PresS -
 Chicago, January 13.-Potatoes steady northern white. sacked $1.2o@l 40; ouik S1 4O011 50 cwt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Rice Market

By Associated Press
 New Orleans, January 13-Roagh rice, no sales; receipts, 3S72 sacks miilers' receipts same. Clean rice steady; sales Honduras, 1.4s5 pockets at 21s e 5c; Blue Rose, 1862 pockets at Is @41-16c. and polished, no change; receipts 2.317
The Washington times., 1921-01-29
ARREST LON CLANCY AS
: CROOK IN COAST CITY

Lon Shaney claims that there can
Dc Too much realism In motion pie
Vres. CLANCY who supported Pris-
e'iia Dean In her latest UNIVERSAL
Jewel feature. "outside the Law"
winch opens a weeks engagement at
Moeres Rialto Thester tomorrow,
received a mans size dose of realism
whiie In San Francisco during the
mining OF the production.
In the picture CLANCY appears as
dip the kind that in the old days.
used TO be found In the lower quar-
ters OF New York, Chicago and San
francisco. He's real hard boiled
egg dresses accordingly-hat crown
ieit hat. box coat and high-heeled
SHOES. In this unbecoming regalia he
unthinkingly sat down to rest for
Few minutes in Union Square, which
Is In San Francisco's most fashion
able shopping district
Along came Detective Bill O'Brien,
OF the San Francisco force. Bill didn't
ngure that anyone dressed as CLANCY,
had any business in Union Square, so
he picked him up" CLANCY insisted
that he was an actor. stopping In the
81. Francis Hotel just across the
street, but all he got for his enort
was a hollow. mirthless laugh and
the suggestion that he tell the story
TO the desk sergeant. The wagon
was called and in view of the
hundreds of people who had con-
gregated, Lon was assisted in and
taken to the station. There he was
held for two hours, pending the ar
rival of persons from the hotel TO
establish his identity.
CLANCY now says that the next time
he plays the part of a crook, he's
going to bring his birth certificate
and every other means of identified
ton proof that he can lay hands on.
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INCL LATERs.RF1AilTl "a ENyiA sUs, !.
OBJECIONES AL TRATADO
FRANCO-KEM ALlSTAa


.LONDRFs, novielmlRPres ri RI .-5Hb -5HSb' For
eing Office" ha enyiafgdto ernr'Ifgto al ,g{9a ,g{o9baiernO
frances sus objeciones al tratado
francO-kemalista.
Segun declaraciOnes hechas pOr
Lord Curzon, secretario del Foreign
Office, la nOta esta redactada en- ter
minos amistosOs, pOr 10 cual sc cree
sera bien recibida en- los circulOs gu
bernamentales franceses.
En- dicha nota, Inglaterra recOnoce
que Francia ha actuadO en- benefcio
de los intereses AliadOs y que no ha
tratado de perjudicar los intereses de
la Gran Bretana determine al mis-
mo tempo que Ias evacuation de los
territories ocupados ipor las tropas
francesas no podrat hacerse 81 los de-
rechos, de las minorias turcas no son
garantidOs. -,eab 7saiA lmat
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-22
UNA COMIsION DEL ."GANDU-
LITO" VISITO A Mr.. WILSON.

Aver visit6 al Comisionado del In
terror, Mr.. Wilson, una comision com
puesta de varias personas residen-
tes en- el barrio del "Gandul to-, con
el proposito de exponer al alto funcio
mario el estado en- que Sc encuentran
sus casas en- aquel barrio, el cual, a
causa del bajo de la dragl, amenaza
ser cubierto por el lodo que extrae
la misma del fondo del mar
Ell proposito de esa comision era
yer 81 ell Comisionado les proporcio-
ma un sitio SECURE v sano en- que alo-
jarse, toda vez que, alegan ellos, ell
"Gandulito" es, actullmente, una te-
rrible amenaza para la salud.
Uno de los del bando, con quien ha
blamos, nos dijo que su casa estaba
inundada por ell tango, a consecuen-
c'u de 10 cual, pasaba por la pena de
tener enfermos varios miembros
de su fanlilia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-22
BELGICA ESTA DISPUESTA A
AYUDAR A LA CHINA

WASHINGTON, noviembre 21.-
Ell baron Cartier hablando en- nombre
de BeIgiea ha dicho que su pals esta
dispuesto a coOperar al desarrollO de
China mantener las reIaciones CO.
rlerciales con ella contribuyendo a la
construction de ferrocarriles a fin de
que Sc establezcapi entpresas merean55
tiles industriales de alguna impOr7
tancia. sa a4rs 1eq4a.,a +T,,ts (.
B6Igica-raiadi6- disPuesta a
unirse las demas potencias en- GUAM
tas. medidass tiendan a ,asegurar la
.integridad territorial de China a
borrar las difcnltades por que. ,atra-
viesa la Republica del ,Oriente. ~
..Asimismo,, BeIgica aceptara, STEM
pre- ! cuandO 10 acuerden asi las de-
mas naciones, al aumentO de los i'm
puestos aduanerOs.
BaIfOur dijO que NADIA tenia que
anadir 10 dicho por sus cOlegas acer-
ca de China.
Ell senador- SchanZer, presidente de
la delegation Italiana, dijO que Sc
cundaba los mobiles sentimientOs de
sus cOlegas.
BRAND puso de relieve en- un elO-
cuente diseurso las grandes simpatias
que Francia tiene por la Republica
oriental, Y anadio. que la delegation
francesa Sc proponfa examinar dete-
nidamente la question, fin de llegar
un acuerdO practice. u
Van Karnebeck, presidente de la
delegation holandesa, expres6 los de-
secs de, su naci6n en- pro de la feli7
cidad de. China, y que, como Holanda
! tiepe colonias yecinas, dicha delega-
ci6n estudiaria los principles fin de
someter su criteriO al gObiernO de Pc
kin.
Despues de las discusiOnes Sc acor-
do suspender la session hasta hoy a
las cuatrO.
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que en- su fuero inferno hay aigo asi
como una deception amargura, con
motive de los ultimos aconteCimientos.
EI Senador Benitez, aun cuando en-
tai sentido no ha hecho manifestation
alguna, parece que esta algo diSgusta-
do por ciertos procedimientos usados en-
ell seno de la colectividad
En- la conferencia que sostrlvo con ell
Sr. Huyke, este lie explico al Sr. Beni-
teZ por que Sc habia visto obligado a
romper ell compromise, el Sr. Renitez
lie present6 sus excusas, va que, todo
cuanto estuvo de su parte hacer, en-
ese sentido, 10 habfa hecho sin que 81
pudiera evitar 10 que sucedi6 mas
tarde. haa-
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La duodecin1alse-
sion GcerCG del
Pacffco

WASHINGTON, noviembre
21.-La Connision encargada
de estudiar las cuestiones del
Extreme Oriente y ell probIe-
ma del Pacifico, ha celebrado
su duodecima Feunion.
n9Elo alrnirantesKa ehszo, Zen
noFnbre del gobierno de To-f
kio, las adecIaraeionest tsiguien-,
tes: &95
ss1aoLa delegation japonesa
opina que las dificuItades So,
bres ell probIemarde China son
derivadas porI las % cuestiones,
interiores VI por tanto La con-.
ferencia debe consagrarse al
estudio de los probIemas ex-
teriores, deiando la resoIucion
de aqueIIos a cargo de China.
2. La delegation iaponesa
desea asegurar a China y la
Conferencia que su anhelo
en- mantener cofdiaIes rela-
clones con ell gobierno de Pc
kin no esta respaIdado por
una poIitica que tienda al en-
grandecimiento territorial del
Mikado, sino Supplements EN-
un deseo de que China sea
Puerta alberta, pues desea-
mos aprovisionarnos de las.
naterias primas esenciales-
para nuestra industria, sin.
tener priviIegio alguno nj de-
rechos especiaIes, sino al,
iguaI que las demas naciones.
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Ell sENADOR BENITEz cELEBRo
AVER UNA IMPoRTANTE COME
RENC1A CON Ell sR. HUYKEe i00ea


Aver por la manana estuvo EN- la
Fortaleza, y conferencio extensamente
con el Gobernador Huyke, ell senador
por Humacao Don Jose j. Benitez.
FL sr. Benitez, segun fuimo3 infor-
nladcs mas tarde, conferenci6 con Ell
Sr. Huyke, acerca de ciertos nombra-
n:ientos que han de hacerse en- el dis
tglto, por Ell cual el es Senador.
Ademas, la e1strevista giro acerca
del compromise hecho entire Huyke y
ell Sr. Barcel6, para que ambos cesaran
ell la campa1a de ataques en- la prem
SO.
Ell Sr. Benitez; fu6 6l que intervino
ccrca de los Sres. Barcel6 Huyke para
que ambos depusieran su actitud de
hcstilidad, y como en- La Democracia'
continuaran los ataques, contra Huyke,
de los cuales este Sc defendio aver en-
una entrevista que publico en- este dia-
rio, Sc considero terminado el compro-
misc SO fSachO entire los msncioasaos n ca
ba1lef6s. - e.-'ss - - ~ a
iEtsr. Benftez Sc neg6 hacerros ma
nifestaci6n alguna en- este sentido, por
que, segdn nos idijo, 81 decia algo po-
dria9 HERR Ia sdRcaepptibilidad dc alguien,
y no dueria que este sucediera en-, los
presentes momentos.
"Barcelo-nos dijo ell Senador BENZ
tez-me dejo en- este asunto en- una 81
tuaci6n bastante desairada Como I'd.
comprendera, este compromise no era
Eara toda la vida, y 81 las circunstan-
oias habian variado Sc hacfa necesa-
rio romper ell mismo, ha debido decirse-
me, va que fui yo ell que intervine
para que Sc llegara ese mutuc enten-
dido
Ell Sr. Benitez, aun cuando en- sus
frases Sc advierte que esta interesado
en- que Sc mantenga Ia cohesion y la
fIerza en- ell senof del partido lnionis-
ia, colectividad sra cual ha prestado
slempre su valioso concurso, SO nota