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Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Groom Kidnapped By Friends Walks I2
 Miles To His Bride

MITCHELL, s. D., May 11.-Kid- naped by party of friends on his wedding day, tied hand and foot with ropes and left alone in a deserted shack, F miles from here. while his ride of a feN hours sat at h&ne awaiting his return, was the experi- ence of Hen1y Stephens of Mitchell, whose marriage to Miss Janet Ire ganza. also of this city, occurred late Tuesday afternoon.
 Stephens freed himself after an all- night struggle and returned home afoot this morning.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Remember Bornur,1? ? Buy Stock Tn
 League Or Nations
[RepubIican A. P. Leased Wire]

CHICAGO, May f1.-Stock in the League of Nations at s10 a share is the latest bargain to be offered to the Chicago investing public. Federal investigators to- day began searching for the men who have victimiZed numerous persons by selling the stock and collecting 25 per cent of the sale price in advance.
 The league was represented as the worlds greatest organization and prospective purchasers were told dividends would be large be- cause of the great value of the league to humanity.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
HARDING STILL JOINING

WASHINGTON, May IT. = Presi- dent Harding was initiated into an- other Masonic order today. a specia committee from Gsllipolis grotto No. IS of Washington, administering the initiation ritual of the Mystic Order of Yelled Prohpets in the executive offices.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
LAHMYYKS'
 HASHE9

TONG KILLING IN KANSAS CITY
 KANSAS CITY, Mo- May il. = What the police said possibly was a Chinese tong killing took place here tonight when a well dressed Chinese entered the store of S. K. Young, shot Young to death as he stood with his ten months old daughter in his arms. and escaped in a waiting motor car. The child was shot twice, but it is not fatally wounded, physicians said. The slayer was pursued from the store by partner of Youngs, who witnessed the shooting.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
April Unlucky. For
 DenUer Sensations
lRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

I IhCPu0fFNdff
 DENVER. May 11.-Seven suicides, one murder and four deaths by auto mobile accidents occurred in Denver during the month of April, according to the report of the city health com missioner issued today The violent deaths totaled 21 for the month. Accidental poisoning, street car ae- eidents, asphyxiation, burns and drowning accounted for the others.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
RIpIANE nRoPs INIo IAkE

SAND POINT, Ida1o, May 1T. = John Van AIste of Goldendale, Wash, was seriously injured today when his bipIane, equipped with pontoons, plunged 50 feet into Lake Pend Oreile near her. Physicians said he had only a slight chance of re- covery. He was an officer in the aviation service during the war.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
EXTRA POLICE IN GALVESTON

GALVESTON, Texas, May il. - Thirty five extra policemen were on duty along the wharVes here tonight as the result of an affray late Tues day night aboard the shipping board vessel Lordship Manor, in which three members of the crew were painfully beaten.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
CLOSED SEASON FOR CRABS

WASHINGTON, May 11.-Federa! protection for crabs was recommend ed to Secretary Hoover by represen- tdtives of the fishing industries, who conferred with him recently on means for closer cooperation between tho fish industry and the government Ire declining crab supply. the sec retary was told in the recommenda- uons. suggests the need for closed sea son.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
TWO DIE IN PLANE CRASH

IAWTON. Okla, May 11.-Ser- geant AIaoti Rloomquist, 23, and c. E. Mccullough, 45, cotton broker of Oklahoma City, were killed and Ser geant B. Grogan, Atlanta, Ga, p, was probably fatally injured in an air plane accident near the military res ervation at Fort Sill. Okla, late to- day. A tail spin is believed to have been the cause of the accident. Bioomquist has a sister in New Mex ico, his army acquaintances said.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
MATEwAN BREAKS OFT

WILLIAMSON w. Va, May IT, Eighteen state troopers, commanded by Captain J. R. Brockas, and a number of deputies were sent to Matewan. w. Va, tonight to take charge of the situation growing cut of the shooting in the mining town of Auburn, on the Kentucky side of Tuo river,
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN TULSA TULSA. Okla. May ii = Judna

John DeVereux, an aged attorney and former member of the Oklahoma su-
 preme court, died tonight from
 nysteriously received wound on the head and from illness which his phy- sicians believe was caused by q drug. He had never regained consciousness after being found with a sash over his right eye in a room at local hotel Monday night in company with two women who are now held m iail.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
KELLEY PORTO RICO GOVERNOR

WASHINGTON. May II. - E. NJ. Kelley of Kansas City, Mo, was con- firmed today by the senate to be governor of Porto Rico.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Foreicn Powers Busy

A study of the subject Is pelng made at the navy department Naval officers are particularly interested in a report this week that all the de- stroyers of one of the great powers have been provided with two boxes
 (Continued on page 9
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-06

brought out an attendance Of 66 in
GLIDING a number Of new pupils. There
is still time for others 10 join
All the regular services viii be held
next Sunday The theme Of the even
ing service Is: How We May Improve
Our Meetings"
The next meeting Of the Women's
Missionary Society will be held at the
home Of Mrs, Burr Phillips on We'd
nesday October 18th, at 3 p, m. The
topic for discussion Is; "The Church
and the Community" based upon
Chapter V in the text book. Mrs.
Waldo Sykes will lead.
There will be business meeting Of
the Young Peoples Society at the
manse this Tuesday evening to talk
over plans for the winter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-06

district are the only places still open
for the public. Either place is com
Portable and transients stopping in
Dorset will find good cheer and pleas
ant surroundings.
The librarian Of the Dorset Library.
Miss Gray, is TO take her vacation be
ginning Monday, August 10th. For
the remainder Of October the Library
will not be open on Wednesday, but
will be open Saturday afternoon and
evening at the regular hours.
The Barrows House closed its doors
last week Friday after most success
ful season. The prospects for the
coming year are decidedly promising
and when the 1922 season opens the
guests will find many improvements
to aid in their comfort and pleasure
We are very glad to be able to in
form our townspeople that our barber
shop will not close for the present.
Arthur Prouly will remain till the end
Of the month and possibly later IL
business warrants it. II you w;.nt to
retain a first class barber in Dorset
do so by giving him your trade.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bigclow and son
John Of North Main street, left Sun
day for New York. Miss Reynolds
and the two younger children, Miss
Katherine and Master David Bigelow
will remain at the Wade Inn for an
other week, while their home in New
York is being prepared for them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Lura j. Cody VS.. Eli Cody.
Bennington County Court, Deem
Der Term, 1921.
WHEREAS, Lura j. Cody Of Peru,
in the County of Bennington, in the
State Of Vermont, has this day filed
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court for said County Of Bennington,
her libel for divorce against Eli Cody,
therein setting forth in substance, that
on the 7th day Of July A. ID. 1904, at
Peru, in said State of Vermont, she
was lawfully Joined in marriage with
the said Eli Cody, then of Peru in said
County and State; that the maiden
name of the said petitionee was Lura
| J. Reed; that after said marriage the
parties lived together at Peru, Yer
mont, until about the Goth day Of May
1911; that during the coverture, she,
on her part, hath faithfully kept the
marriage covenant and performed all
the duties appertaining thereto, but
that the said Eli Cody, on his part,
the marriage covenant hath not kept
but hath violated the same; for that
the said Eli Cody at divers times
treated the said libellant with intol-
cradle severity; that on the Goth day
Of May A. ID. 1911 he wilfully deserted
the said libellant and has continued
such desertion for upwards Of three
consecutive years; that being Of suf-
ficient pecuniary and physical ability
to provide suitable maintenance for
said libellant, without cause, has re-
fused and neglected so to do; that
there has been born Of said marriage
three children, all Of whom are minors,
Clifford Marshall Cody, William
Franklin Cody and Lester Aaron Cody
And praying that the bonds Of mat
rimony between her and the said Eli
Cody may be dissolved and that the
Court will grant her a Bill Of Di-
vorce; that the care and custody Of the
three minor children Of said parties
may be committed to the said libellant
during the remaining years Of their
minority, respectively.
AND WHEREAS, il having been
made TO appear by satisfactory proof,
by way of affidavit Of the said libel
liant, this day filed in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court, that the
said Eli Cody is now without the State
of Vermont in parts unknown TO the
said libellant; that she has no means Of
ascertaining his present whereabouts
and that she has made diligent inquiry
and does not know where he is now
living.
1T is THEREUP0N ORDERED,
that notice Of the tendency Of this
libel be given to the said libelee, Eli
Cody, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester
Journal, a newspaper printed at Man
chester in said County, the last publi-
cation 10 be at least six weeks previous
70 the commencement Of said term Of
Court.
Whereupon, the said Eli Cody, isl
notified 10 appear before the Ben
nington County Court, AZ the next
stated term OF said Court, 70 be hold
en- at Bennington, within and for the
County Of Bennington, on the first
Tuesday Of December 1921. % show
cause, II any he may have. why the
prayer q said petition should not b.
granted
Dated at Bennington, Vermont, this
18Th DAY u September. 1921
JACOB J. SHAKSHOBER,
Clerk. /
Chas. A. Maurer, Atty. Tor Libel
liant 24-5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-06
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 9TH AND STH
NAZIMOVA
MADAME Peacock"
A Metro Picture.

A powerful screen drama of woman for
whom the love of man was not enough.
The picture Nazimova has called her great
est since Revelation"
Fame More Than Compensates the Lack
of Love. SO thought Jane Goring when
she gave up the hopeless grind at home
and left failure of husband and little
girl, to go on the stage. So thought Jane
Goring, too, after she had achieved her
triumph. And then something happened;
something so unusual so unexpected that
only by seeing Nazimova in Madame Pea
cock" by Rita Weiman, can it be properly
understood and really appreciated. Not
ready-made twist of plot, but a develop
ment entirely, surely human; and as start
ling as many of the earlier big moments of
this big picture.
ADMISSION: 10 and % Cents, Plus Tax.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-06

Dorset Church Notes
Rally day in the church school
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-06

Chas A. Maurer, Atty for Libel
LIANT. 24-S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
Differences hib|aS naIIOlniGS Sc dis
putan d bOtn G0gilO 4 lbs GSlaiOIGs
en- SuS IGCiGntGS aG0netdas
Ell General BGIGnguGr dice que Ia
SituaCi6R nejoIa
ode NuEsrRo sERv1c1o cAB1EeaA1zco EsPEc1AI,

MELILLA, agosto 22.-Diferentes
kabilas Sc estan disputando a viva
fuerza la possession del botin cogido en-
las posesiones espanolaS en- las que
Sc habia acumulado mucho trabajo y
mucha riqueza. FL encono con que Sc
combaten las tribus riffe1as entire ST,
peleando por el botin, va dieZmando q
las mas aguerridas.
MELILLA, agosto 22.-Ef Alto CO.
misario de Espaha en- Marruecos, Ge.
neral Berenguer, ha regresado Me-
lila aver, procedente de Tetuan, dom
de cstaba en- gestiones de su cargo.
Ell General Bcrnguer dice que la si-
tuaei6n ha mejorado mucho, no ha-
biendo indicios que hagan temer que
los moros residences en- el resto de la
zona espahola esten dispuestos Sc
cundar ell movimiento de insurrecci6n
de las kabilas rebeldes. Los prisio-
neros rescatados fugados de los
campos kabileiios dicen que, en- gene
raj, han sido bien tratados especial
mente por Abdel-Krim que Sc halla
ahora enfermo.
MELILLA, agosto 22.-Dice el Ge-
neral Berenguer que en- su concepto
bastaran cuarenta y cinco mil hon.
bres para garantizar el exito de las
nuevas operaciones, sin que sea pre-
eiso hacer un .esfuerZos mayor de en-
VIC de tropas, q no ser para demos
trar los moros la inutilidad de cual-
quier acto posterior de rebeldia con-
ira Espafia. Dijo tambien el Alto Co
misario que los moros carecfan de az
tilleros diestros, y Sc esforzaban en-
capturar los artilleros espanoles pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22

T. v. O'Connor, de Buffalo, N. Y, pre-
sidente de la Union International de
Estibadores, que ha sido designado por
el Presidente Harding para ocupar un
puesto en- Ia Nueya Junta de Navega-
ci6n. por i'm termino de cinco amos y
para que Sc entienda en- 10 que a esa
Junta concierne EN- los Grandes Lagos.
Mr.. 0'Connor fue una yez menciona-
do para ocupar Ia Presidencia de la
Secretaria del TraBajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
les UNA ADVETENCTA o UNA
DENUNCIA?

El Aguila de Puerto Rico, con una
intencion no muy pulcra, pone de re-
lieve una errata que Sc deslizo en- la
carta del Presidente del Senado, diri-
gida al Gobernador, por nosotros pu-
blicada, el viernes.
Escribio el senior Barcelo estas pa
labras: "Afortunadamente, la fe de
nuestro pueblo en- eI espiritu inmor-
tai de justicia y democracia de la gran
naci6n americana etc.
Donde ell .senor Barcel6 escribio in
mortal y todo el mundo, menos El
Aguila, lego immortal, un linotipista
nuestro cometi6 ell error de componer,
immoral. La errata, aunque en- su
signifcacion es tan enorme, puede ser
cometida facilmentc. Es que a la pa
labra le falta una T. Advirti6 Ia equi-
vocaci6n nuestro Corrector dc prue-
has, y marco en- la galera 10 letra que
faltaba, pero la equivocaci6n no fue
corregida en- ell taller, tai vez por la
prisa vertiginosa con que Sc dan los
iiltimos toques 10 compaginaci6n,
y la extensa carta del seiior Barcel6
lego poder nuestro pasada la una
de la tarde.
El Aguila que quizas sepa como
estas cosas ocurren en- los peri6dicos
diarios, Sc esfuerza en- poner de re-
lieve Ia errata, apuntando acerca de
ella unas reticencias innobles.
Por Ia correction, 81 fuera hecha de
|huena fe, habriamos de estarle agra
decides, va que nosotros, seguros de
haberla hccho, no hubi6ramos adver-
lido la equivocaci6n lamentable. Pc
70 nos acomete un tenor, el de no
lpoder correspondent a la atenci6n con
que el peri6dico aquilino (?) sigue ID
lectura de nuestros textos para pes
car en- ellos erratas que el colega
Iagranda con reticencias menguadas
IA nosotros no nos Interest," tanto 10
que olga III AguiIa. Nj 81 10 dice
ella, nj 81 son sus cajistas los que Sc Ia
IhnRan decir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
Ell DESPACHO OFFICIAL

Ell Reverclldo Presbftero Torres,
Administrator Eclesidstico del Obs.
pado de Puerto Rico, ha tenido Ia
cortesfa Gle informarnos que aver re-
cibi6 un despachO cablegrdfico, Official,
n0ticiandOle que $. S. el Papa ha de-
signado para Ocupar In Sede dc esta
Di6cesis IL Monsehor Jorge Caruana,
de cuyo nombramiento sc trat6 en- Ell
IMPARCIAL del sabado ultimo. Sc
cree que el nuevo Prelado Sc dispone
a yenir en- seguida a Puerto Rico Il
tomar possession de su importante
cargo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
La Asanblea Unionista
reunida en- Barranquitas

Desde primera hora de Ia mafiana
del domingo continuaron ilegandO Il
Barranquitas las dlyersas delegaciO-
nes de los Comites locales uniOnistas
de la Isla, que habfan de tOmar parte
en- La Asamblea cOnvocada con motive
de In crisis planteada c:iusa de Las
declaraciones del nuevO GObcrnador
de Puerto Rico el rOmpimiento de
este con 81 Presidente del Senado y
del Partido, ST. Barcel6.
aetas de los Representatives. de los di-
versOs COmitGs-pOr San Juan los Sc
flores Pedrosa Y Urrutia-se inician
los trabajos, ahrlendO ci actO el ST..
Barcel6 que fue recibidO con una SAL
va de aplansos. Una orquesta inter-
pret6 el HimnO de Washington Y In
Borinquen, que todo el mundo oy6 de
pie, con aplausos.
Ell Sr. Barcel0 hizO una energica ex-
; pOsici6n de hechOS, explicandO Su ac-
tnaci6n en- el mantenimiento del dere-
chO de Ia mayorfa del Senado a in
tervenir en- los asuntOs pdbllcos que el
Acta Jones sehala, y uniendo las ban
deAs americanas Y portorriqueias di-
jo Iun parrafO muy aplaudido, afirman
do que esos dos sfmbolos no podfan
separarlos bastardas intrigas.
Explic0 ell Sr Barcel6 sus actuacio'
mes desde la llegada del nuevo Gober-
nador, y como mantuvo desdc el pri,
mer mOmento Ia dignidad del pals, re
cabandO ell respetO debido la volun'
tad del pueblo Y la Ley Organica
que nos rige, acus0 los directores
del Partido Republican, de Pto. Rico
i de hacer una polftica disociadora en-
perjuicio de las libertades pdblicas ira
tando de justifiear sus prOcedimientos
que no estan respaldados por la raz6r
| y signiflcan por el contrario I'm desco
nocimiento absolute de Ia Ley, va que
no una antipatri6tica mala fe.
Tratado tambi6n ell problema de La
aceptaci6n de destinOs pdblicos espal.
das de las recomendaciones y acepta-
ci6n de los organismos directoresde In
cOlectividad terciarOn en- este debate re
ferente a la Presidencia de Indemni-
zaciones "a Obreros, que fu6 ecuanime
Y tendente a definir Y aclarar ac-
tuaciones, los Sres. Coll Y Cuchf, Cor
dero Matos, Martin Aparicio, Barcel0,
Santiago Carmona y el propio ST. Marie
ro, aprobandose, al fin, ell siguiente
acuerdo, que fu6 pasado entire aplau-
SOS.
"Que ell Gobernador nombr6 a Ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
DOS PORTORRIQUENOs CIUDADA
NOS AMERICANOS SON LOS
PRIMEROS QUE Sc Ais
TAN A LA LEGION EN-
TRANJERA

Ponce, agosto 19.-Esta tarde hemos
visitado al agente consular de Espaila
en- esta ciudad, nuestro buen amigo
don Francisco Gayilan, para c0nocer
sus impresiones acerca del resultado
que hasta Ia fecha ha tenido ell aviso
publicado aver tarde invitandO a los
espaiioles Y extranjeros que deSeen
alistarse en- ell Tercio o Legion Extran
jera que sc intenta organl2ar aqui
para ir luchar en- Marruecos en- ia
vor de la bandera espa1ola; Y a la
vez cOnocer las demas actividades dc
In Colonia en- esta ciudad, Y por el
referido senior Gavilan nos enteramos
de q. las dos primeras personas que Sc
personaron en- las oficinas del consul
lado han sido dos j6venes portorrique
nos, ciudadanos americanos, uno de
ellos considerable por ell senior Gavilan
como individuo apto capacitado pa
ia tomar las armas sin necesidad de
instruction alguna.
Ell senior Gaviian rehus0 discreta-
mente dar los nombres dc los seis que
kasta In fecha Sc han anotado para
servir en- la Legion tercio extranje-
rO.
Ademas, nos comunic6 dicho agen-
te que ma1ana, probablemente, habra
una reunion para iniciar los trabajos
encaminados a recaudar fondos para
la Cruz Roja.
Correspossal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
Pillar CONDE ORGANIZA UN BE-
NEFICIO PARA La CRUZ RO-
JA ESPASOLA

La sugestiva artista Pillar Conde,
que tiene en- San Juan tantos admi-
radores, Sc propone organizar un be-
nefcio para la Cruz Roja Espafola
cuando regrese aquf de la brillante
tourmee que viene hacienda por va
rias poblaclones de Ia Isla.
Rasgo es este de 10 gentu tonadi-
llera, que La haee mas slmpatica to-
davfa, Y que ha do verse aslstida por
In collaboration del pdblico dc San
Juan.
Nosotros aplaudimos Ia idea magnf-
fica, el prop6sito noble, la iniciatiya
hermosa de Ia amable artista que es
tan popular entire nosotros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
Los aIlstiGIataS GspaiO|Gs dbandOnan
sN VGIale0, para a|StaTsG VO|Nntai&-
neNtG en- a ejGIGtD c Ii a GonbaiT
q NaTuCGOS
IDg|atGIra CORCuTTird q las CoRfaeRCiaS
del dGS8rmG
ODE auEsrno sEEv1cIo cABIEeRArfco ESPECIAL,

PARIS, agosto 22.-Los principales
arist6cratas espaholes abandonan el
veranco sc alistan como voluatarios
para ir pelear en- Marruecos. Los
peritos militares franceses estiman
que los espanoles. dominaran muy
pronto las kabilas con- una fuerza
que sera incontrastable.
WASHINGTON, agosto 22.-Lloyd
George ha notifcado al Gobierno ame-
ricano que Inglaterra concurrira las
conferencias del desarme. La prensa
americana no muestra ningun entu-
siasino al acoger esta noticia, 81 bien
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22

acepta quo el rasgo del primer minis
tro ingles es una demonstration dc es-
Unable cortesia los Estados Uni
dos.
MADRID, agosto 22.-El insigne
politico don Francisco Cambo, el mas
connotad0 leader de los regionalistas
catalanes, ha aceptado en el Gabine-
te que preside ell insigne don Antonio
Maura, la cartera de Hacienda que lie
fue ,ofrecida por el eminente estadis-
TIA. El seiior Cambo ha jurado va su
cargo de ministro, v esta atendiendo
con plausible cello las gestiones en-
comendadas SUI alto cargo.
MADRID, agosto 22.-El conocido
aviador espanol don Florentino Vie
la, ha desaperecido en- un vuelo desde
Burgos a Santander. En- vista del
tempo transcurrido sin que Sc tenga
noticia alguna del intrepido aviador,
Sc supone que haya perecido ahogado.
Sc lie busca con verdadero ahinco, a
traves de bosques y montaias. Y Sc
han despachado por la costa varios
buques de rapido andar.
L0NDRES, agosto 22.-La crisis ir-
llandesa sigue en- un periodic de agu-
dizacion temiendose la renovation dc
! las hostilidades para la cual nan es-
tado acumulando recursos tanto los
irlandeses como los ingleses en- pre-
vision de que fracasaran las negocio-
mes seguidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22

Ia Junta Central para que adopten
cualquier procedimiento que estima
rem conveniente en- La actual campai1a
incluso la dc nOmblar una comiSi6n que
vaya Washington, Y
Que Sc traslade Ia ASamblea al ce-
menterio n rendir un homemade al pro
Ger Luis Muf1oz Rivera.
For uncnlmidad, tambien Sc acord6,
entire aplausos, ratif1car Ia confianza
solldaridad a la direction a Ia
Junta Central Y que continie esta al
frente del Partido, no admitiendosele
la renuncia Y no habiendo lugar dis
cutir.
Tampoco Sc admiti6 Ia renuncia del
Sr. Santini enviada expresamente.
Tn voto de gracias y confianza los
Sres. Hernandez Lopez Benftez Flo
res. por la direction de los debates de
la Asamblea ell primero Y por la direc-
ci6n interlna de Partido al segundo. FL
Sr. Herndndez Lopez hizo un brillante
discurso manteniendo Ia solldaridad
con ell Partido.
Tomaron parte en- los debates, por
Ia tarde para diversas mociones, los
Sres. Senador Martinez D6vila, ex-de
Iegado n la Camara Sr. Carbonell,
Speaker Coll Y Cuchf, HerndndeZ L6-
PEI, Alimai1y. Fortune Benftez Flo
res.
| Terminates los trabajos, In Asam-
| blea ell masa fu6 al cementeriO en- don
de reposan los reto del ilustre ''lea.
der" a tributarle un homemade de res.
peutoso recuerdo.
| La Asamblea sc celebr0 en- el Tea
tro-Cine Y el local resultabh estrechO
para In nutrida representation del
PartidO lie La mayorfa ALI c0ngrega-
! do. Todas las casas particulares Sc ha.
llaban llenas de hu6spedes.
| La mayor parte de los representan.
| tes salieron La misma noche de Ba-
rranquitas para sus respectiyas locali-
| dades, y la opinion general predomi-
nante es que la colectividad Sc ha es-
trechadO mas completamente' para
. mantener Ia polftica v actuaciones de
Ia direction a su presidential, la que
ha obtenido la mayor solidaridad de
todos.
NADIA Sc trat6 del Programa, CONT
nuando en- pie ell de la Ultima Asam-
blea del Partido que mantiene ell de
"Miramar"
Sc cree que Ia Junta Central no adj
mitira la renuncia del ST. Giorgetti, in
vitandole a que contintie prestando su
concurso al PartidO.