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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
STATE COMMITTEE
PUT JUDGES into
PRIMARIES AGAIN
All Appointive Officers
Must Play Game of
Politics
RA|NEY WILLS It So
Heated Debate Over De-
fining Democratic
Electors
CBy Associated Press)

Jacksonville, Feb. 22.-All ap-
pointive, as well as elective, officers
who have been nominated in the
democratic primaries the last few
years will be nominated again this
year if their terms expire before De-
cember 81, 1923, the state democrat
ic executive committee decided here
today.
The usual l per cent of the first
years salary to defray the expenses
of the election were reduced to one
half on 1 pr cent after Chairman Raj
ney had explained that there is a
surplus in the treasury left from the
last primary.
There was a heated debate on a
resolution defining democratic cleo
tors. The resolution provided that
the electors must be white, believe in
the democratic party principles and
vote for the party nominees. George
Bassett, of St. Augustine, led the at
tack to eliminate the provisions, stip-
ulatin gthe belief in democratic prin-
cples on the grounds that the party
had no platform. Colonel Robert w.
Davis led the supporters of the pro-
vision and the resolution was adopt
edas at first submitted.
Spectators attending the meeting
included Governor Hardee, William
Jennings Bryan and Frank E. Jen-
nings, speaker of the house of rep
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
OF
BUILDING ( LOAN
IS TAKING FORM
Tentative Organization
Perfected Last
Night
TO APPLY FOR CHARTER
Capital Stock of New
Organization Will
Be 100000

Temporary organization of a build
ing and loan association for Palatka
was perfected at a meeting held at
the Chamber of Commerce last night
Temporary officers We're elected and
the temporary secretary was in
structed to proceed with the appli-
cation for charter, preparation of
constitution and bylaws and other
details.
The officers elected were F. E.
Wagner, president; F. J. Fearnside,
Sr., vice president, and C. W. Love-
land, secretary and treasurer.
Already $4,000 of the stock has
been subscribed, the capital stock be-
ing fixed at 100000. Shares will be
sold on abasis of one dollar per
month and it is expected that the en-
tire number will be subscribed with
in the next two years.
1t was pointed out at the meeting
last night that the Miami Building
and Loan association started with a
capital of $4,000 and is now capi-
talized at $5,O0O,OOO. Unusual en-
thusiasm has been evinced in this
and it is believed that
it will go long way toward solving
the home building situation in Pa
latka.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22

hands of crew of four or five men
will have the desired effect on the
runner. Then in most cases the run
ners will stay outside the harbor or
rivers.
when this condition prevails, it
goes without saying, that if they
cannot make their deliveries of liquor
they will have to go out of business.
The whisky runners have made re-
marks on various occasions that if
the government should arm fast
boats they would have to stop the
traffic Immediately"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
Report Cloth Was Rotten.

Newport News, Va, Feb. 22.-Re-
ports that the bag of the semi-rigid
dirigible Roma, destroyed yesterday
at the Norfolk army base with a loss
of "a lives, was rotten will be probed
by an army board of inquiry. Both
officers and men this morning de-
clined to comment on the report.
The board of inquiry will be named
today or tomorrow and there will be
full and complete investigation of
the catastrophe, officials at the sta
tion declared.
Belief was expressed this morning
by those who saw the Roma on her
flight that one of the after compart-
ments gave away, forcing the rudder
out of alignment.
Mechanics who worked on the
Roma when she was first brought to
Langley field are indirectly quoted
as saying that the bag was rotten.
This is discounted by officers and en-
listed men, Who point out that the
Rome was given several thorough
tests by experts before she was ever
sent up.
They further declare that had the
bag been rotten or construction
faulty trouble almost certainly would
have developed on the trial flight to
some time ago, at which
time the Roma raced through one Of
the worst storms of the year.
Wives, mothers, sisters and sweet
hearts of the Rome victims have not
been allowed to view the blackened
and charred bodies, most of which
are burned beyond ecrognitiou. There
are 1s or 20 widows at the flying
station as result of the accident.
Identification Difficnlt
Work of identifcation progressed
slowly last night, the officers and
men from Langley detailed for this
CONTINUED on Page %
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22

ne huge aircraft was hurried tc
tate by striking a net of 1900.
high power wires as her pilot
apparently trying to bring her
aS safe a landing as possible.
Pnppled by trouble viii her rudder
was being dropped to the ground
a heigt 70 1000 feet over a dis
Of scarcely more than five
Rdred yards.
y contact with the high voltage
which she tore asunder started
gas Dag afire, and the explosion
Sed as the nose of the craft
"a a pile of car material a few
beyond.
explosion sent flames 800 feet
IL ar, as eight of her survivors
u from the deck" of the ship.
O'ners were dragged from the
VI wreckage and flames.
Deft Sloras, who was in the OBJ
-. PIT on top of he bag, said:
M .e's The ship tilt up from the
sIu start to slide down. 1 tried
s,s Oack down inside, but then I
70 come out forward again.
E.Mme we hit the ground and
@rOwn out on the ground"
!. was burned about the hands
rs : suffering from shock.
s"t ), D. Reardon, who was in
s'. "a'fOl cabin at the time of the
~ said that the work of the
s IN charge was excellent.
s". ."nt Burt and Captain Ma
s az al their Wheels" the major
:! Ae ship gave a duck and I
niasa sa'enant Burt pull with all
n 81. on the elevation lever. He
rUa Ua'' ; She won't respond and
Vut the motorsl'
~ a.. BY one l heard the motors
and then we struck. If the
\ aau not been shut off we
ks n, MT the ground much
a., when asked if he had seen
e, =, ne said that he had not.
!, u,f, dis First Flight.
n hurley a civilian and engine
@S aboard and suffered q
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
be Started When Ship Struck
Network of High Voltage Wiring

slight sprain of one arm and burns
about the hand. The trip was Hur-
ley's first flight. at was the first
time | had ever been up and when
the Roma started to swing | didn't
know anything was wrong. l thought
she was acting all right; l didn't
know different. 1t was not until the
machine hit the ground that l real
| lied she was wrecked. She was sail
ing along smoothly and she was COM
ing straight fro mLangley field. We
were up only short time when we
fell"
Hurley in conclusion said
81 didn't know what was going on.
l was insane"
Sergeant Peek, an engineer aboard
the Roma, said that he was tending
his motor on the port rear engine
boat. "The Liberty was running fine
when we suddenly veered up and
nosed down. l was too insane to
think much of anything"
Joseph N. Biedenbeck, engineer,
was burned about the face and
hands. He said: Il didn't see any
fire. The ship just tilted up and
started to nose dive. 1t took about
twenty seconds for US to hit the
ground and the explosion followed.
I was pinned down so that l could
not get out. The fabric was above
me and the girders were all around
7 waited for the fabric to purn
through so l could get out. All the
time | was afraid that the big gas
envelope behind us would expiooe'
As it happened, the fire reached the
fabric before the big explosion. II
II had not, | could never have gotten
ont alive. l saw one man try a
lump. l don't know who he was or
If he made a safe landing. We nit
right after that. We were too low
for anybody to make a safe Jump.
Both Biedenbeck and Major Rear
don spoke of the gallant way the
officers remained at their posts. un-
til the instant of the crash, the OIL
GERS at the wheels stuck.
One of the survivors said that the
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
Miners Do Not
Want Railroad
Workers Help
(By Associated Press)

Chicago, Feb. 22-The United Mine
Workers do not want the nations rail-
road employees to join them in strike
President Lewis, of the miners, said
today addressing a conference of
leaders of the miners and railways
unions. He spoke OF what he term
ed the coming strike of the miners
and said his organization only wanted
the full moral support of the railroad
men,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
Father Barry Is
Named as Bishop
for St. Augustine

Rome, Feb. 22.-Pope Plus today
appointed the Very Reverend Patrick
Barry, vicar general of St. Angus
tine, as bishop of st. Augustine do
cese. This is the first American
bishop appointed by the new pope.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
CAVE IN CATCHES TRIO
(By Assoctated Pre.s,

Canton, o., Feb. 22-Three men
were bhried in a tunnel being dug un-
der car trasks in streets when rave
in occurred today. One of them was
taken out alive, but it is believed the
other two were suffocated.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
Probe Also to Be Made
of Report That Gas
Bag Was Rotten
MECHANICS TELL STORY
Relatives Not Allowed to
View Remains of the
Dead
The Survivors

The Survivors
Survivors are:
Major ]. D. Reardon.
Captain Walter j. Reed, pilot.
Lieutenant Bynon T. Burt, pi-
lot.
Lieutenant c. H. Welch.
Sergeant Harry A. Chapman.
Sergeant J. M. Biedenbach, en-
gineer.
Sergeant Vernon M. Peek, en-
gineer.
Corporal Albert Flores
Three civilians.
Walter A. McNair, bureau of
standards, Washington.
Charles Dworack, superintend-
ent of aerial construction.
Roy Hurley.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22

Roma often sailed with a little tilt
and that he paid little attention to
the initial lift Of the tail of the ship
until he heard man yell that the
craft refused to respond to the helm.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Feb. 22.-The Roma
aster will be a serious setback tc
Development of ighter-than-ai1
III in America because the nation
deeply stirred and will not forget
lairman julius Kahn, of the house
pitary affairs committee, declared
Day in a statement.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
(By Associated Press)

|. IBy Associated Press)
Norfolk, Va, Feb. 22-Shortly after
m this morning a large detail of
service men from the Langley field
Rtlon began the grim task of gath
Dc up dismembered arms and legs
victims of the explosion and fire
pm yesterday destroyed the dirigi-
Roma at the army base here.
hapr Jouett, of Langley field, is in
scnal command of the air forces
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
EXPRESSION DE GRATITUD
DEL JOVEN j. R. RAMOS

Ell distinguido joven don Juan Ramon
Ramos, a quien ell Gran Jurado relev6
recientemente de culpabilidad por la
muerte de MID. Lynch, nos escribe una
expresiva carta para que demos en- 81
nombre las gracias cuantas personals
Sc apresuraron escribirle felicitandolo
por ell justiciero fallo dictado por ell
Gran Jurado. FL senior Ramos nos dice
que hagamos presente su reconocimien-
to con ruegos de sentidas Y expresivas
gracias para todos los q. de un modo u
otro, Sc interesaron per su persona, vi
sitando la prisi6n enviandoles tele-
grafcamente las muestras de carifiosas
simpatias. Para todos ellos neva en- su
coraz6n ell joven Ramos las semillas
fructifcantes del reconocimiento y la
gratitud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
MAS DETALLEs ACERCA DE LA
PROBABLE RENUNCIA DEL PRE-
SIDENTE DEL GABINETE INGLES.

LONDRES, MARIO EN- los altos
circulos politicos de esta ciudad Sc ha--
bla insistentemente acerca de la pro-
bable renuncia del presidente del Ga
binete, Mr. Lloyd George, anunciada va
oficialmente desde las columnas del pc
ri6dico "Daily Telegraph. Ell consen-
so general de la opinion pdblica Sc pro-
nuncia en- contra de la dimision del &C
tual jefe del gobierno, por entender que
esa actitud produciria una grave cri-
sis politica, creando la vez una situa-
cion insostenible la naci6n, precisa-
mente en- los momentos en- que va a
dar comienzo la trascendental conferen
cia international de Italia.
Despu6s de la conversion que celebra-
ron en- Bolonia los sefiores Poincare y
Lloyd George, la prensa inglesa comba-
ti6 duramente al presidente del Gabi-
nete ingles, quien Sc enred6 en- la ha-
bilidad del senior Poincar6, firmando con
este una aianza comprometedora para
Tnglaterra LENA dc peligros para eI
porvenir nacional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
A DON MELQUIADES ALVAREZ Sc
LIE HARAN GRANDES HoNoREs
EN- FRANCIA.

MADRID, mario Eel notable HON
bre p1blico don Melquiades Alvarez,
gran amigo y admirador de Francia
saldra para aquel pals en- los primeros
das de la semana ertrante con ell pro
posito de pronunciar una conferencia
en- la Sorbona. Este conocido centric ha
ultimado ell programa de los actos cue
Sc celebraran en- honor del Presidente
del partido Reformista espafiol, quien
sera recibido en- ell vestibulo de Ia
Universidad por los catedraticos, ell
Rector,I altos funcionarios del gobierno
insignes representatives dc las gayas
letras. Sera tambi6n obsequiado con un
bsnquete por los catedraticos y organis
mos oficiales. Despues de la conferen-
cia, Ell Ministro de Instruction P1blica
frances pronunciara un discurso, cele-
brandose luego una function de gala en-
honor del sefior Alvarez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
Es POSSIBLE QUE RENUNCIE EsTA
sEMANA MR.. LLOYD GEORGE.

LONDREs, MARIO Eel importante
peri6dtco "Daily Telegraph conside-
rado como uno de los mas serios y me-
jor informados del pals, acoge la noti-
cia de que ell presidente del Gabinete,
Mr.. Lloyd George, presentara esta Sc
mana la dimisi6n al Rey.
La information del Daily Telegraph
ha producido extraordinaria sensation
en- los circulos politicos de Europa y
muchos atribuyen la dimisi6n de Lloyd
George serias divergencias surgidas
con los miembros del Parlamento a pro-
posito de la reciente conferencia de Bo-
Ionia, en- la cual fue aprobado el pacto
anglo frances.
Mr.. Lloyd George personalmente no
ha querido hacer manifestations de
ninguna clase solamente Sc ha lini-
tado decir que saldra para Ell campo
con Ell fin de descansar algunos dias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
DON MATEo TRUYoL

Procedente de Nueva York Heg6 a
San Juan, ell distinguido cahallero v
active comerciante don Mateo Truyol,
gestor de la acreditada firma &C. Perez
Alvarez fab=icantes de sombreros de
esta capital.
La noticia del regreso del si.npatico
amigo don Mateo, causara grata impre
sion entire sus numerosas amistades que
10 distinguen en- 10 mucho que vale.
Don Mateo Truyol, durante su per-
nranencia en- los Estados Unidos reco
rrio las principales poblacioncs de- la
gran Republica en- importantes gestio-
nes mercantiles.
Enviamos al brillante hombre de nc
gocios nuestro cordial saludo de bien-
yenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
La .AsocIAcIoN DIG PRACTICAN
TES Sc REUNE

Anoche Sc reuni6 "a tiiroctiva de la
Association oe Practicautes en- su junta
1nensual. Asistieron los Sres. Fournier,
Libarona, velez Rojas. Perez sevillano
y f. Quifonez. Sc tratafoI importantes
asuntos. Y Sc dio cuenta de lue Ia Co.
m1si6n de Indemnizacio1cs Obreros
continuaba nombrando Practicantes pa
ra los pueblos de la isla. 81 Presiden
te. Sr. Fournier, info-4lo que Ell COM
pafiero, Sr. Silvestre FeG6o Sc encuen
ira en- la Clinica Miramar, y 6ebia de
Sc. visitado por ellos.
Otros asuntos fue on tratados y
Sc acord6 reunirse de nuevo Ell nTsrtes
Z del presente, para resolver va1ios
asuntos que estan pendientes ante Ell
Consultor Juridico de la Association Sr
Jgnacio .Carballeira. Ia reunion dur6
Lasta las 10 p. M, -oinando gran en-
tusiasmo entire los concurrentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
M. SCHANZER HAr SALIDo PARA
ROMA Y VoLVERA LA SEMANA
PRoXIMA.

PARIS, MARIO Eel ministro de Re-
laciones Exteriores de Italia, M. Schan
ger, permaneci6 aquf todo Ell dia de
aver con ell fin de realizar las gestiones
recesarias para acordar una entrevista
con M. Poincar6 FL ministro italiano
quien sali6 esta mahana para Roma, ma
nifest6 que la conversation Sc celebra
ria ell II del mes actual y que versaba
acerca de la collaboration francos-ita-
Llama en- la conferencia econ6mica de
Geneva. Entrevistado por los periods
tas el sefior Schanzer dijo que la amis
tad entire Francia Italia no solamente
implica Y representa- una garantia para
los intereses comunes de ambos pasies,
sino tambi6n y en- alto grado para Ell
mantenimiento de la paz en- Ell CONT
nente europeo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
(De nuestro servicio especial por cable
ingles y frances).

WASHINGTON, MARIO 2.-Los miem
bros republicanos de la Comisi6n de
Hacienda de la Camara de Representan
tes estiman que la tlnfca solucion po,
sible para la question de los bonos mi,
ntares, es la de autorizar a los Bancos
del pals para facilitar dinero a los
combatientes de la guerra europea, me,
dante la presentation del certifcado
de licenciamiento. Este proyecto que
dara presentado hoy en- la Camara, ofre
ciendo ell gobierno a las instituciones
bancarias todas las garantias afian-
zamientos que estimen necesarios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
TGribIGS aCUSaCiO-
OOs contra Ell 60
bernadOr Rely
(De 'The world, febrerO 12).

WASHINGTON febrero 49, FL Re
presentante MacGregor, republican, de
Buffalo, N. Y, ha expuesto hoy diez
y nueve causas para demostrar que la
Prohibition es perjudicial para la ma
cion. El ha citado estos cargos en- los
momentos en- que>se les pedia que a
los manufacturers de vinos cervezas
fiojas les fueran permitidos aurnentar
sus ingresos para contribuir 81 pago
del bono de los soldados. Las diez Y
rueve causas que ha dado origen la
Prchibicion son las siguientes:
L. Ha despojado al pueblo de su
dorecho inherente a la Ibertad.
e. Ha hecho una naci6n de htpo-
critas.
s. Ha hecho pepuIarisimas las vio
Iac,ones de las leyes.
A. Ha ereado un estado de rebe-
lion entire millones de nuestros ciuda-
daros.
s. Ha destruido Ia santidad de la
Ley.
g. Ha resultado en- una degenera-
eion moral de nuegtro ppeblo E
r. Ha traido la corrupciol las
ofcinas publicas.
g. Ha convertible a Ia naci6n en-
ura beoedora de "whiskey''.
O. Una de las demands contra
10, ge III expuesta en- la Declaration
de Independence fue de que eel ha-
bfa creado una multitud de nuevas Of
ciras y nos habia enviado una caterva
de empleados para hostigar \ nuestro
pueblo. Nuestro Gobisrno esta .ha-
ciendo 10 mismo que combatieror nues-
tros antepasados
TO- Ha establecido un sistema de
cspionaje en- nuestro pals.
IL Ha corrompido nuestca juven-
tud.
12.- Ha convertible en- rcspetableg
los negocios ilicitos.
13.- LIE ha dado los ricos un pri-
vlleglo especial, de poder comprar Ii
cores para poder entretener sus ami
gos prohibicionistas.
IA Ha suprimido Ell inofensivo va
SO de cerveza al obrero, y eI vino claro
los que estaban acostumbrados a clio.
15.- Ha sometido los negoeios legf-
tirnos los antojos, caprichos y AFRO
gancias de ofciales del Gobierno.
16.- Ha aumentado la tasacion.
IL Ha traido en- ell tren toda clase
de petty grafting''.
18.- Ha traido la destruction de la
vida humana.
49, Ha debilitado la verdadera ba
Sc de nuestro Gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
Los QUE REGREsAN

Aver regresaron de los Estados
Unidos la distinguida DANA dona Ines
Echevarrfa de Real en- compafifa de sus
jovenes hijcs, la encantadora senorita
Liza Cristobal Real Jr., quienes han
pasado una temporada de varios amos
en- los Esta6os Unidos.
Lila y Cristobal, que son hijos dc
nuestro querido compa1ero Cristobal
Real, son dos jovenes inteligentes en-
grado sumo que acaban de cursar estu-
dios con gran exito EN- Universidades
del Norte.
Enviames los distinguidos viaje-
ros nuestro mas cordial saludo de bien
venida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
SENSATIONAL DISCOURSE DEL
PREsIDENTE DEL sENADo
ESPANOL

MADRID, mario Eel senior San
chez de Toca, presidente del senado,
pronuncio un dis1 lrsO sensational en- II
aperture dc las sesiones verificadas es-
ia mahana. Manifesto que es imposi-
BILE que continde ell gobierno por parh-
dos que deben aunarse las volunta-
des y los hombmres de talentos de todos
los partidos militantes para formar es-
trechas coaliciones con ell prop6sito de
salvar Ell pals.
FL discurso del senior Sanchez de
Toca ha producido gran sensasion en-
el RENO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
LA INsIGNE CANzONETISTA ROSI
Ia GUERRA Sc ESTRENARA ESTA
NoCHE EN- Ell AMERICA"

En- ell vapor Marina" lleg6 aver
procedente de Santo Domingo la in
signe cupletista y canzonetista cata-
lana Rosita Guerra, la cual procede de
los grandes teatros de Paris. Nueva
York Mejico. La canzonetista trae
regios trajes y joyas de gran valor, asi
como tambien un decorado de extraor-
dinaria originalidad en- una hermosa
fantasia en- renacimiento de orc. seda
y al 6leo.
La Guerra es en- la actualiGal la ar
tista glorifcada por todos los plblicos
de Europa America y la que ocupa
preeminente lugar entire todas aquelIas
que Sc dedican este mismo genero.
Hevando en- su cartera de imborrables
recuerdos la expresiva felicitaci6n de
sus Majestades los Reyes de Espana,
Lechas en- ell gran teatro "Real'i con
motive de celebrarse una funcion ben6-
flea para la Cruz Roja Espafo.a
La genial canzonetista posee cl mas
delicado Y artistico decorado que Sc
haya hecho al traves del imperante mo-
dernismo, pues ha sido pintado por Ell
primer escenografo del mundo cuyo
nombre es bien conocido por todos los
elementos que Sc dedican al arte pic
t6rico: Ros Guel.
Toda la cortina que Sc adivina ALA en-
ell fondo esta pintada al oleo y en-
oro destacandose sobre Ia seda una
maravillosa fantasia cuya alegolia nos
da la sensation de los tiempcs me-
dioevales.
La Guerra Sc estrenara esta noche
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
Ell NUEvo eAB1NETE DE Ee1PTo.

. Ell CAIRO, mario Eel nuevo ga
'binete cgipcio esta presidido por Alb
del Khalek sarvat Parcha, quien la
9vez tendra su cargo las carteras de
Interior y Justicia.
Conocidos politicos egipcios de gran
Influenza en- la opinion, han aceptado
la invitaci6n del general Allemby para
cooperar en- la formation del nuevo
gobierno.
Las 1ltimas noticias dicen que ell AL
to Comisario ha ordenado la suspension
de la censura y la disoluci6n de los
cuerpos de policia ingleses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
UN RUso QUE INTENTA PENE-
TRAR EN- ESPANA PARA HACER
PROPAGANDA BoLSHEVIKI.

MADRID, MARIO EN- Cadiz ha 81
do detenido un signifcado acrata que
procedente de Russia, intentaba pene-
trar en- Espaha con Ell fin de facer pro-
paganda bolsheviki.
Ell discipulo de las doctrinas de Le-
nine, quien dijo ser escritor y perio-
dista moscovita, ingres6 en- la carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
Ell TRATADo CON Ell JAPoN.
FUE. RATIFICADo SIN REsERVAs

WASHINGTON, MARIO LA session
de hoy del Senado fu6 consagrada a la
ratification, sin reservas, de los trata-
dos para Ell desarme aprobados en- la
conferences celebrada en- esta ciudad.
Fueron aprobados, sin enmiendas los
convenios con ell Jap6n relatives a los
cables americanos Y los derechos ra-
diografcos sobre la isla de Yap.
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RECLAMATION DE S737.32
ANTE LA CORTE FEDERAL

Los sefiores Abarca han formulado
ante la Corte Federal una reclamation
por $537.S2, en- contra de la goleta
Mlstery'', por concepso de reparacio-
mes practicadas por los demandantes a
Ia referida embarcaci5a.