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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09

Paris. March 9.-Dr. Wilhelm May
er, the German Ambassador, left Paris
for Berlin this morning. .-~..
Brussels. March 9.-Dr. Landsberg,
the German minister here, who has
been recalled by his government, left
Brussels yesterday for Berlin.
II was seni.officially announced in
Berlin Tuesday that the German Dip
lomatic representatives at London,
Paris. and BRUSSELS. had been sum
m0neJ to Berlin. A London dispatch
yesterday stated that DIR. Sihamer. the
German ambassador 10 Great Britain.
would leave London for Berlin within
a few hours, the embassy 10 remain
open with the counsellor in charge.
Dusseldorf, March 9.-Allicd sold
iers patr0litG The city of puesseldorf
last night. So far as known there
were no untoward incident. the popu.
lation of the city accepting the pres
encc OF entente troops with seeming
apathy.
All theatres. moving picture houses
and concerts were ordered closed late
yesterday by Gencrullc Gouettc,
commander of French forces occupy
ing the city hut he promised this
order might be- modified In a few days.
Provincial authorities were invited
yesterday TO meet the commanders OF
CONTINUED ON page y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
Convention Hall Filled With
Latest Models of Automo-
tive Vehicles, Both Pas
senger and Freight
MODEST FORD AND
ARISTOCRATIC SEDAN
DISPLAY or F-PROPELLERS
LARGE AND VARIED AND
SKILLFULLY ARRANGED;
PROMISES SUCCESS.

Promptly at 1880 o'clock this after
noon, the doors of Convention Hall
were thrown open to the large crowd
assembled for the formal opening Of
the Fourth Annual Automotive Show.
James Barron, secretary of the
Chamber Of Commerce, made u brief
address extending a hearty welcome
to all, and congratulating the Ard
more auto dealers on their fine spirit
of progressiveness, which is making
possible TIC bs four days show. He
also praised them very highly on the
appearance Of the hall, and the hand
some exhibitions on display.
The big auditorium and annex, the
latter erected for this occasion, are
elaborately decorated with immense
flowers in delicate shades of pink.
yellow and white. intermingled with
greenery. The windows are darkened
and the rooms present u beautiful
appearance.
Handsome cars Of many different
makes, from the popular priced Ford
to the high-prced Pierce Arrow with
its magnificent equipment. are ex'
hibited and the dealers have over.
looked no detail in perfect arrange.
ment for showing, The cars are well
separated, occupying sufficient space
for close inspection, and permitting
the large groups to assemble without
being congested.
In the auditorium, booths are oc'
cupied by:
Slaughter Motor Company, which
has on display a Maxwell Touring
car, Maxwell Sedan, Maxwell truck,
Chalmers coupe and Chalmers road.
ster.
Mechanic Motor Company, a Paige
touring car.
Roy McAlcster. Alarmon touring car.
Beede-W Motor Company. Dodge
(Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
MEETING OF WOMEN
THURSDAY 3 O'CLOCK
METHODIST CHURCH

An important meeting OF women
of the city win be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at Broad
way Methodist church, when the
managerial form Of city govern
ment will be set forth by men who
are well versed on the subject
Every woman in Ardmore inter-
csted in this question should be
present at the meeting. The presi-
dents Of the various clubs, includ-
ing the Ferndale Review. Ladies Of
the Leaf, Delphian. Philharmonic,
the five Mothers clubs, Douglas
Boulevard civic club. and others
urge members OF the organizations
TO be present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
Notwithstanding German Ruler
Says Nation Is Unprebared to Go
to War, Ambassadors are Called
From England, France, Belgium
HIGH COST OF RECRUITING
FALLS WITH HIGH COST OF
OTHER COMMODITIES

Washington. March 9.-The high
price of recruits went down in
common with other falling markets
in 1920, according TO a war de-
partment announcement. 1t cost an
average of sS6.75 each to get 1885,
OiO men to the colors that year, as
compared with s127 in 1919. In
February 1920 the cost was Sl92.34
each, however. against s42.79 in
December OF tho same year.
Aberdeen and Spokane. Wash, and
Joplin, NO. and Syracuse, n. Y,
furnished pnc most expensive re-
cruits in 1920 while Little Rock,
Ark. Cincinnati, Ohio. Atlanta, Ga,
Cleveland and Philadelphia showed
the lowest cost per man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
And Will Do More In the Future Than
Else Aid Anores Commercial Development Now Open forFour
Time At Convention Hail. You'll Miss Something Worth While You Don't AHne
MANY UNDESIRABIES"
WILL BE DEP0RTED TODAY
BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Detroit, Mich, March 9..-Thirty-
five aliens. ordered deported for
alleged radical activities, are TO
leave here Sunday for Now York
DR.. p. L. Prenis, immigration in
spector. announced today. The men
are TO leave Ellis Island for Eu-
ope on the Mongolian March 8,
along with the deportees from other
parts of the country. Deportation
warrants have been requested for
several others who were arrested
yesterday charged with distributing
bolsheviki literature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
CHANCELLOR FEHRENBACH DE-
N0UNCES ACTION OF ALLIES
As "VI0LATION OF LAW OF
JUSTICE WHICH CANNOT
BE DEFENDED"

Paris, March 9.-Dr. Wilhelm May
er, the German Ambassador. left Paris
for Berlin this morning. -,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
FOURTH annual AUT0NOTIVE SHOW
OPENED PROMPTLY ON Time With THE
MOST ATTRACTIVE settings AND
ARTSTICALLy ARRANGED DISPLAYS
ALL LOYAL CITIZENS TO
HELP MAKE LIVESTOCK
SHOW A GREAT SUCCESS

The first annual Livestock Ex-
hibtion is now in progress. Every
fair-minded citizen Of Ardmore
should be willing to como across
with his share in helping to make
it success. The interests of all
Ardmore are directly concerned and
the entire weight of fulfilling obi
cations should not be carried, un-
assisted, by the Main Street Deal
ers.' The Chamber of Commerce
did much for Ardmore in helping
to make this show a success; the
citizenry Of Ardmore should now
do It's part.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
Melton listers

No richer cloths than Meltons--no
better style than listers this season,
no more fashionable color than gray.
These coats are the combination that
makes them style perfect-gray all
wool Meltons in Ulster style Reas-
onably priced G. DO co
at VGO sSO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

Therefore. be it resolved, that
the American Legion in conven-
ton assembled endorse the Roll
Call of the American Red Cross
and call upon the service men OF
America to lend their influence
and best efforts to the Roll Call
in recognition of service that has
been and is still being rendered"
Interest Increases.
Reports of organization for the
Roll Call which are reaching Cen
trail Division headquarters in Chi
cago, indicate increased interest in
Red Cross activity over the pre-
ceding year in hundreds of COM
munities. The present program
which is being adapted to local
needs in serving the people in all
of the nine states of Illinois. Iowa,
North and South Dakota, Nebraska.
Minnesota, Montana, Wisconsin
and Wyoming.
That enrollments will show an
increase over the past year and
result in increased service to
world war veterans and their fam
lies, in more public health nurs-
ing and greater community activ-
ity is the belief Of workers in the
748 chapters of the division.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
TEN BUILDINGS
TOTAL S6,S55
Ten Permits Issued During Week
Repairing Damage TO Coal
Chute Biggest Item.

Ten building permits were issued
during the last week by John A.
Lindros, city building inspector,
and the new work started is esti-
mated will cost $3.50.
This is not far under the record
of the week previous when 10 per-
mits were issued for work esti-
mated to cost 1855. However. the
building inspector no longer holds
hopes for any large amount of
building work until spring time.
The largest job for which a per-
NIT was granted is that of repair
ing the coal pocket" at the Rock
Island Lumber & Manufacturing
Co, 2701 Fifth avenue. The chute
was damaged by fire two months
ago and loss on the structure, ac-
cording to the company was
$4,000. Brissman & Co. took out
a permit to repair the chute. the
cost at $4,000 on the records of the
building inspector.
Nichols & Boss for Sam
Halpern, 732 Ninth street.
remodel dwelling .....S 700
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

J. E. Anderson, SOC Twenty
second street. garage -.
c. Z. Petedson, i41S Forty
third street, garage ..... !
John O'Farrell. 3412 Sixth
avenue. garage ...... l
Edward Mackin, 602 Twenty
avenue, porch .... 2
w. F. Hall. 1910 Third
avenue, partition in store.
Brissman & Co., for Rock
Island Lumber & Manufac-
turing Co, repair chute -. so
Johnson & Beard for Cham
Der of Commerce, State
Bank building. remodel
H. F. Palsen for George Deis-
enroth, 1900 Twelfth
street, garage ..... 8
T. B. and S. S. Davis, 1924
First avenue, roof on ma
chine shop ........ !,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
Mems MaCkinaWS

Besides their advantages Of warmth
and wear these virgin wool mackin-
avs are of decidedly smart model
ing with all the fashionable charac-
teristics of the smartest OvercOats-
belts, yokes, pleats. Ex- & II IN
ceptional values at -. ~ = - -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

1t IS not hard to Judge the degree Of economy and pro-
longed wear that through having
palr OF trousers Imagine then, the very important
o1y you acquire in these suits offer All
wool fabrics of wear particularly durable tailoring
and splendid style features Yet these suits with
trousers only priced
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
LEGION BACKS
ANNUAL drive
OF RED CROSS
Staunch Support Pledged in Roll
Call by Service Men ut Kan
sas City Convention.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Staunch sup
port has been pledged to the Roll
Call OF the American Red Cross
by the American legion.
At the annual convention in Kan
eas City, the following resolutions
endorsing the forthcoming enroll
ment and enlisting the influence of
service men were unanimously
passed on Nov 2, the closing day:
@Whereas, The American Red
Cross rendered valiant and unfail-
ing service to service men of Amer
lea during the war, and
fWh 9reas, the American Red
Cross is now cooperating to the
fullest extent with the American
Legion in it's efforts to obtain i'm
mediate relief for disabled service
men. and
Whereas. The American Red
Cross is now appealing to the
American public for support neces-
sary to carry out its splendid
work.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

Boys Mackinaws-You can't choose a better mack
inaw for your boy than these made of Oregon City viz
gin wool-none better for warmth or long wear.
They're slightly looking coats too, with all the new
style features of the most fashionable overcoas--
belts yokes peats. Cut to fit and made to hold the
fit permanently. Very smart patterns at $3.50 to
$1O.5O.
Sweaters for Boys and little tots. Warm, wool
weaves with novelty style treatments and handsome
color combinations. We're in position to save you
money on these sweaters at $3.50 to $685..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
BURGLAR MAKES
LARGE HAUL IN
AFTERNOON JOB
Especial Moline service.l

A burglar entered the residence
of Leonard Vieane, 407 Fifth ave-
nue., Moline, Wednesday afternoon,
and made away with $1727O cash,
jewelry valued at 500. and cloth
ing worth $50.
Mrs. Vieane was at the home of
a neighbor when the burglary oc-
CURED. A window on the rear
porch, which had been left unlock
ed, furnished the means of en-
trance.
Sixty dollars in cash, a suit of
clothes, pair of trousers and a
suitcase. which were included in
the loot. are the property of a
roomer at the house. This loss was
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

LIERE you'll find every type of overcoat every we
! ! every color, every pattern. Those very finest
coats that bear the renowned Hart Schaffner g. \
label --coats priced below real worth $40 to 500
lot OF economy popular priced overcoats all wool S2S
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
HUBER HAS ALLIGATOR.

Charles Huber, steward at the
Chamber Of Commerce, is harbor-
ing a baby alligator at the club
rooms. 1t was sent to him by his
daughter. Esther. from West Palm
Beach. Fla. 1t answers to the name
of Miami. Being only one foot
long, Miami is not able to do much
damage with her teeth
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

Trl-City Towel Supply. conpan,
Davenport S34.
R. l. Clean Tow Service. Phona
r | 2<3s
Try a load CT Energy Franklin
county lump. Ii satisfies. Sold by
Black Hawk Coal & Dock COMPANY
K |. 342
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
SEIZE BILLIARD BALLS.

Four sets of billiard balls in the
abandoned pool hail at S34 Six
teenth avenue, East Moline, were
seized yesterday by Constable
Henry Beck to satisfy claim of
SI975 against George karobinas,
former proprietor, who surrendered
all furnishings and equipment re-
Gently on a chattel mortgage and
went to Chicago. F. J. Titus, jew.
eler. is the creditor. The writ of
attachment was issued by Justice
of the Peace Dan Masken.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

not discovered until late in the
night.
Mrs Vieane's loss included
S112.70, four rings. necklace
bracelet and two sets of earrings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
PeetZ O'COats

We've made a feature of those
fine: warm, burly Peetz Cloth
overcoats with double faced,
plaid back effects. Wonderful
for wear and warmth. Brown,
tan and gray mixtures 9AE.
at EC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
Mems
Two-pants
Suits

Manhattan Shirts-Some new mid-season styles lust
received quite the smartest Manhattan productions
we've seen in a long while-real additions to Manhat-
tans reputation for leading shirt styles New madras
effects at $2.5O to SIS.
Fine flannels in novelty patterns at So so to $3.50
and some very smart broadcoth flannels in blue TAM
brown and grey shades at SIS.
interviewer Hose-America's standard for style and
servlceability Made from fine, pure Australian yarns
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-24
LA PORTO RIcAN AMERICAN TO
BACco COMPANY REBAJA Los
sALARIos * LOS TABAoUERos

Ell senior M Eernard Silva nos informo
aver 10 siguiente, respecto una supues
ia rebaja de salaries en- la Colectiva:
"La direction de la Colectiva ha re-
suelto rebajar los salaries, especialmen
te ell de los ytataqueros.
Hace algdn tempo la Compafia tuvo
la intenci6n de rebajar ell precio de las
vitolas, pero no Sc lie present6 una oca.
sion propicia p;rra clio, hasta ahora. que
10 hace creyerldo contar con ell apoyo
de los tabaqueros que emplea en- los dis
tintos "branchs" que tiene estableci.
dos en- varias localidades.
A los primeros que rebaj6 ell salario
fue los escogedores, quienes 10 acep1
taron con beneplacito; sin embargo,
no podemos decir 10 mismo de los taba.
queros. La compafia los ha vencido, sin
someterlos. Lo prueba que, tan pronto
ha sido anunciada oficialmente la rebaja
de salaries, Sc han convocado asambleas
locales, y de acuerdo con la informa-
cion que Sc nos ha suministrado de la
isla, posiblemente sea convocada una
convention entire los Fbranchs', &C.
ttalmente trabajando, para discutir 81
es aceptada no la rebaja
Entire los telegramas que hemos reci
bido, esta ell siguiente:
Aguadilla, noviembre %. 1921.
Miguel Bernard Silva,
Federation Idbre, San Juan.
compafifa present6 hoy rebaja dos pc
SOS y dos cincuenta millar vitoIas en- ge
neral. Amino de los tabaqueros es no
aceptar rebaja. Mahana tenemos asam-
blea. M. A. vidal
Y esta es la opinion que prevalece en-
los "branchs''. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-24
LA HUELGA DE FERRovIARTos HA
SIDo TERMINADA

SegGn informes que nos suministra.
ra el presidente de la Logia No. 778 de
riaquinistas y rnecanicos nos hemos en-.
terado de que en- una asambIea general
que celebraran los huelguistas del ferro
carril, Ell dia 81 del corriente, acorda-
ron declarar ter1ninada la huelga, que
habian venido. sosteniendo desde hace
meses con La American Railroad co..
Con este aeuerdo, quedan, pues, ter
minadas las dos huelgas que habian en-
La isla, pues que identico acuerdo fue
adoptado por los tabaqueros de La ''P.
r. American Tobacco co..
Parece que la situaci6n crftica por
que atraviesa Ell pals en- los actuales mo-
mentos, asi como la resistencia ofrecida
por La ccmpanfa, han sido los motives
que han obhgado a los .empleados en-
huelga deponer su actitud de rebeldfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-24
UN ILUsTRE HIJo DE VENEZUELA
LEGO AVER A SAN JUAN

Frocedente de Nueva York lego aver
a San Juan el doctor J. NJ ortega Mar
tinez, ilustre hijo de Venezuela, muy CO.
nccido en- America por sus campafas en-
contra del actual sistema de Gobierno,
instituldo en- Venezuela por ell general
Gomez.
Ell senior ortega Martinez Sc tospeda
en- la residencia de su yerno, don Ramon
Ayala, otro distinguido venezolano, que,
a causa de sus ideas politicas, tuvo tam
bic nque abandonar venezuela
Ell doctor Ortega permanecera aqui
una temporada al 1ado de los suyos, y
probablemefte regresara luego a Nueva
York.
Ell MUNDo saluda afectuosamente al
ilustre visitante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-24
MedidaS para con-
SGrvar las Gales de
San Juan IimpiaS

La siguiente ordenanza ha sido apro-
bada tltimarnente por la Asanblea mtl-
nicipal de San Juan.
| secci6n primera:-Queda terminante-
snente prohibido arrojar las Gales
paseos, plazas, y cualquier otro sitio
publico, el producto de los desyerbos de
patios, corrales y solares yermos, asi Co
mo el de la poda de arboles y arbustos
dentro de la zona urbana, menos que
sea con ell objeto de ser recogido por
cuenta del dueno de la casa solar se-
gun ell case, para llevarlos al basurero
pdblico dentro de las diez v Qcho horas
siguientes Ia de haberse arrojado a
lichos sitios tales productosssg -a
secci6n segunda.- No Sc permitira
achar dentro de los recipientes destina-
Cos al recogido de basuras, nj arrojar a
ia via pdblica, vidrios, loza rota, latas,
botes otros objetOs punzantes cor
5antes.
Estos objetos seran puestos en- fun
las de papel tela al lado de los reci-
p1entes destinados las basuras, para ser
recogidos por Ell servicio de limpieza.
Seccion tercera-Las basuras des-
perdicios procedentes de cualquier in
dustria, 0 del comercio, deben ser re-
cogidos y conducidos al ,crematorio pd-
bIico por cuenta de los duefios de tales
industrias comerio.
s secci6n cuarta. Cualquier infracci6n
a esta ordenanza sera castigada con
multa no menor de un dollar nj mayor de
diez, en- su defecto con carcel por un
t6rmino no menor de un dfa nj mayor
de diez dfas, discretion del Tribunal
secci6n quinta: a:-Esta ordenanza en-
pezara a regir veinte dfas despu6s de
aprobada y publicada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-24
MofiUos de
actuaEdad
"AMERICA FIRST

A los dos dias de navegaci6n del
"Tanamo'', durante los cuales las
horas a bordo, Sc habfah deslizado
en- amenas charlas acerca del future
republico-sccialista de Puerto Rico y
acerca de las actuaciones en- Washing
ton de Ia comitiva Official que iba ca
mino del continente, Sc advirtl6 qut
un viclento incsndio Sc habia decla-
rado en- las bodegas del barco.
Como en- todos estos cascs, la nsti-
cia, en- un principle, era del dominic
exclusive de la tripulaci6n ofc:a-
lidad del barco, quienes iacfan deses.
perados esfuerzos por localizar ell vo-
raz elemento. Mas tarde, en- vista de
las preparedness alarnantes que to-
maba el fuego, fueron avisados los
pasajeros y advertidos de las pre-
cauciones que tenian que adoptar, as
como de 10 que teniap que hacer en-
el case de verse compelitos a aban-
donar Ell barco.
Las bodegas fueron entertainments
inundadas y Ell barco cornenz6 a la
dearse, amcnazando hundirse.
Ell momento era de peligro. Los bo-
tes fueron desatados y preparados
para la obra de salvamento.
Presas de un verdadero espanto y
consternados por el panico ell pasa-
je, en- cubierta, Sc dispuso a ocupar
los botes salvavidas.
Ell mejor de todos los botes fue el
primero en- ser lanzado al aqua.
Santiago Iglesias, con la agilidad
de un acr6bata, de un salto, alcanz6
Ell prirrero, I'm sitio en- aquella especie
de s'arca de salvaci6n
Mr.. Reilly, ante la precipitation
gallega de Iglesias, lie critic desde el
barandal reprochando su conducta.
Mr.. Iglesias, iAmerica Firsti :
A 10 cual contest6 Iglesias, en- per-
fecto gallego:
-s.No, ESQ cs AHA en- Puerto Rico.
iAqui es Ell que mas avance".
Afortunadamente parece que lue-
go, el captain del buque crey6 inne-
cesario abandonar la nave v volvio
Iglesias slbir la escala.
Una vez bordo, present6 sus ex-
cusas al Gobernador, logrando hacsr
las PAGES, pesar del incidente.
I'm.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-24
Los pOrtOrTiqu nos
en- New York pidGD
.un uevOgObernadOr
continuation de Ia pdg. Ia. }

Continuation de la pag. Ia
E. Mont. Rely nombrado por ell presi-
dente Harding.
t'La difcuItad de nuestra situacion
politica descansa sobre Ell hecho de que
nuestro gobierno en- sus resultados es
bueno . malo, inteligente estipido, Sc
gun asi 10 determine ell hombre escogido
per iel Presidente para administrar la
Isla Nuestro regimen es puramente per
sonal, despecho de la ley.
Ell Gohernador Reilly ha escogido CO.
mo consejero a Santiago Iglesias, un es,
panol que predica la destruction de la
propiedad EN- armenia con las doctrinas
de Lenide EI gobernador Reilly ha des-
tituido, jueces y ha colocado en- su lugar
a aquellas personas recomendadas por
Iglesias. Ell ha declarado vacante todos
los cargos que desempenaban los nativos
que no han aplaudido sus discursos y ha
colocado en- su lugar a los recien llega-
dos, ysal hacer este, no ha reconocido el
principle constitutional de ICON el con
sejo el consentimiento del Senado' !.
El ha lIevado la isla alredor de Gin.
cuenta personals nacidas en- Kansas City,
Mo, las cuales viven del presupuesto.
"cuando ell gobernador Reilly Sc re-
fiere en- sus discursos la bandera re-
gional portcrriqueia, dice que ella es
un trapo "a rag) FL cobernador actual
lie ha cerrado su palacio en- San Juan
q los periodistas que Sc han atrevido a
crtticarlo v ha ordenado Ia policia que
disperse cualquier manifestation hostil
sus actos.
Los intereses industriaIes y comercia
les de Puerto Rico estan a1armadisimos
del caos que cada dia va tomando mayo
res preparedness y miran ahcra a Wash
ington con Ell objeto de pedir un RENE
dio Immediate. De, 10 contrario habran
mas serias demostraciones, no contra los
Estados Unidos, sino contra este Official
que ha asumido ell papel de un dictator.
Mr.. Charriez venia aeompanado por
tres miembros de la Delegation, inclu-
yendo C6rdova Davila, Comisionado Re
sidente, Walter McJones y D. COLLAGE. ;
PARIS, noviembre 2s.- Despues de
una prolongada enfermedad, ha falle-
cido el famoso aviador frances Alfred
Lebranc.