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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
CAMPBELL SCOTT
ON CITY zON|NC
Now York Expert Addressed the
Chamber OF Commerce
Luncheon Today.

Under the auspices % tho C.'y-wid.
suning Committee. appointed IN Mayor
lsi,ol Harvey. Camphcll Scott of New
Work. expert un goulnc. gave an inter-
.silng address in tho ia Harry Room
80 tho Hotel IA Point. this afternoon.
en- "Iouinr"
NJ scott explained clearly .ho rur-
pso of aonlng ana bow 30 improved
o. community timber thc plan city
iH divided .nto DISTRICTS and Tho people
decade what sort 20 buildings arc 20 be
crested 100 tho various ee-'.'us. This
prevents tho erection of plants or
commercial euraroe go e-.'iNus dcvot
81 o. nne residences
Tho Eoning idea is complrl lively
new m tha country. the speaker OK
planned. but 90 has mct with much sue
Craa New NorN city adopted me plan
thrnush a ,cy,sl.t.V enactment about
2 yc1r ago. shortly after many other
illao'e ostahl shod a system % zon.ng
ono ~ nc benefits 90 zonlng Is au
increase in hu''inr operations. Mr.
Scott said n haS heon found - IN
Vrcsac tho number ~ hu.ld.ns PERMITS
in every place where 20 has been es-
tlMish.d u .s only logical ne sad
That community have me right %
ti1rslfylng !ts huhdng operations -
thu the various kinds % plants and
puhlc operations can be Kept IN sec
tons apart from the INCIDENTAL sec
uons.
A. ne speakers table during me
meeting were iAeutenan, Governor
= nauforth Bush Alexander T.
Ahfahlns. Mavor LEROY Harvev. W..
liam u Mullen and william 7. Ruad
A. 'ho close % Mr. SCOTS addr,-S.
there was an Informal discuss on "a
foning prohlcmF during which NJ
s,lif Invited those prevent 90 ask any
quee one on anything pertaining e
The subject
ianW u owens made a sshor; ad.
dr'ss in which be expressed the wise
that ne city 1onlng plan might h,-ro!n,
reality On 1928
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
GOVERNOR HAS MUCH EVIDENCE
IN KIDNAPPING CASE

New Orleans. Dec. Ex-Governor
John NJ. Parker. Attorney-Gencral
Coco and III. latter's assistants. and
Investigators OF the federal Depart
ment Of Justice. remained noncom-
initial today as 10 the details OF their
series = conferences in the attorney
generals Office yesterday and last
night concerning the Morehouse kid
mapping case.
The sole int.mat!on OF what took
place behind the closed doors was
that Il was an intensive study OF the
great mass Of documentary evidence
turned ever 10 the attorney generals
office. This record. Il was asserted
already exceeds in volume that as
sembled in any criminal case IN the
history Of the United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK aARAEE


BY Associated Fress 10 livery Evening.
Chicago. Dec. % Hogs. receipts. 81
600. markct, actiNe. mostly &c ioEer
than Thursday best time. hulS. 90 20
SOO-pOund butchers : 2haS.30 h0lS, lao
70 tsO-pOund averages s.35as. 90. top.
5 80. bulk packing sONs. 3. luss so' 4e-
Srahle pigs. mostly 5.1oaSoO, heavy
hogs. S.l5aS. 90. medium. ;. 2Oa>. 30. iight.
; 25aS CO. light lights. N.25aS.f0, PACK
ing soWs. smooth. l.oOa>.uot sckins
SONS. rough. G.25aI. GO; Kiihns piss.
E. lOaS.i5.
Cattle. ryscipts. 6.uoJ. bCel strers year
hngs. SLOW. mostly early bids gneVvnly
lower. few sales. bettCr Alnd. around
steady best lnatured steers. 1919, quality
geueially plain. Gamers and cutters. lOs
grade beef GUNS fairly active. steady .
better grades bIef COWS and heifogs. SLOW /.
most bids lower. bulls. steady. strong
btgla bologna 4.4Oaf. 90; veal and calves.
generally steady; bulk NcalS, % packers
To- 2SalO.5O. shippers. handpickins. az
4 90 and up. stockors and tee1erS. very
Grassy lighter Sind. Showing some de-
sheen. receipts. 5000: Slow, generaliy
steady on better grades lat lambs
carly top. 60 shippers. Is rs; hest Wooied
lambs. 20 packers. ia.OO- some held aigh-
ca. sheep. scarce, strong Desirable lShf-
fcd ewes. around S2S; some upward a
= SO. choice lot 100 pound ewes IA
yesterday. sos. FEEDERS about steady :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
I. W. W. TO ORGANIZE OIL MEN,

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Breckenridge. Texas. Dec. 29.-I. w.
W. organizers announced today that
they proposed 20 combine all oil work
ers In this section 10 enable them 20
contend for higher wages ard better
living conditions.
The organizers said they intended
10 make possession OF the "red card
a requisite for employment in Texas
and oklahoma oil Held camps.
Mayor G. II. F'ulwiler yesterday re-
fused a request OF /. W. W. repre-
sentatives to open an organization hall
here or speak on the streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
M'KOIN'S HABFAS CORPUS CASE
GOES OVER UNTIL TUESDAY

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. 29.-Further
action in the case OF DR.. b. VI. Nc
KOin, arrested here Tuesday for the
murder OF Watt Daniels and Thomas
Richards. after they were alleged 10
have been kidnapped last August by
white-robed mob AZ Mer Rouge.
la, IL net expected until next Tues
day. At that time. II Is believed. Gov
ernor Albert Richie. OF this state.
will act on the requIsition FOR DIR. Nc
Ko!n. preferred by Louisiana authori-
ties.
DIR. McKoin. a former mayor OF Mer
Rouge. was charged with the murder
Of Daniels and Richards, "Wednesday
on an affidavit q the sheriff OF More
house parish. The mutilated bodies
Of the two men were discovered in
la Fourche after the lake had been
dynamited by unidentified persons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
PEACE AT IRISH CONSULATE.
Armistice Until Court Decides Between
Free State and Republican Claimants.
BY Associated Press % Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New York, Dec. 29-An amlcable
arrangement. which precludes vio-
lence but permits plcketing. was in
effect today az the Irish consulate
here. which has been besieged BY Irish
Republicans since Wednesday nigh,
when Lindsay Crawford. with official
papers appointing him Free State con-
sui, took over the Office.
Robert Briscoe. who claims he Is n
member OF the Irish Republican armys
occupied one room OF the Office FOR
the Republicans. and Mr.. Crawford sat
at desk in another room represent
ing the Free State.
1t was indicated that this arrange
ment would prevail until the matter
can be settled IN the courts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
MRS. HALL GOING ABROAD.
Widow Of Murdered Rector Will
Remain in Europe and Orient
Three Years.

New Brunswick, y J.. Dec. %
Mrs. Frances Stevens Hail. widow
OF tho Rev. Edward ". Hail. muir
dered rector Of the Church ~ ST.
John tho Evangelist. here. viii sail
for italy January 20. She VIII be ac-
companied by Miss Ssllle Peters. her
intimate friend. who acted az her IN
ternodlary with tho outside world
during tho months 81 investigation Of
her husbands murder.
Tho trip N italy. which hss lqng
been rUmored. was revealed AZ def
mite fact yesterday when notice was
served on all servants IN the Hal
household % SOCK other employment
by Jan. 20. The Hall home viii Do
closed during the stay abroad nj
Mrs. Hail. which VIII last from on'
10 three years. Peter Tumuify. en-
ployed by Mrs. Hall 40 a gardener
for seven years. viii remain az care
taker.
william Stevens. brother ~ Mrs
Han. said yesterday no plans 20 q
South. where he VIII make his per
manent residence. after his siste
/ leaves
Henry Stevens. also a brother n
Mrs. Hall. said he plans n leave 70
South America soon for an indehnit
stay. He conferred with William z
/ Fiorance. formerly attorney for N
Hall family.
Mrs Hall VIII not confne her FRI
10 italy, but expects 20 visit the Orient
During tho Investigate ton Of her hus
bands murder. g was disclosed tha
the Rev. Mr.. Hall had planned 70 visi
the Orient with Mrs. Eleanor Mills
/ the murdered choir singer. who's
body was found with his on the Phil
lips farm.
Special Attorney General ". 4
Mott. who Is IN charge Of the prosecu
ton 81 the Hall-Nlius murder mys
terry. viii not interfere IN Mrs. Fran
ces 5. Halls plans 20 sail fOr tai
on an extended European tour Jan
uary %.
Mr.. Mote made this fact plain in
statement today. He also declared tha
he intended 20 present the HalI-AliI
case 70 the Somerset county gran
jury again some time" but would NJ
set a definite date
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
ARMOUR TO Buy MORRIS co.
WIN Paw About $4,000. 900 for Rivals
Business j. Report.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Chicago. Dec. 29.-P!ans for the ac-
QUESTION OF Morris & Co. by Armour
* 60. were considered a. advanced to-
day after a meeting yesterday attend
"a hy officials % both concerns.
Th-se So the conference included
Ogder Armour. president OF Armour
a Co. Nelson and Edward Morris, Of
nclals % Morris q Co. and legal and
financial experts representing both
packing houses.
No statement was made by the con-
ferecs. but u was generally under
stood that arrangements fCr paying
he reported $4,000. 900 purchase price
.Ners discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
DEPUTY SHERIFF on WAY
TO BALTIMORE FOR NIXON

Baton Rouge. Dec. % Special
Deputy Sheriff Calhoun OF Morehouse
Will leave here this afternoon for
Baltimore with the requisition papers
foe the return OF DR.. h. NJ. Nick DIN.
charged with murder in connection
with the -sfuTehouse kidnappings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
Ware QUITS CONGRESS.
Resigns seat in House till Mar. u
Serve IN Penna. senate.

washington. Dec. -e.-lepresenta-
tive Ware. of Phladei yhla, n0t-ne,-
Se-geaat-s--A Arms Rodyers yesterday
20 remove h.s name ir01u the HoSlss
ruster ou Monday.
Mr.. Wares formal letter OF reslsn4-
ZION has not been Submitted, bUs % :
expected before Monday. Then he W.
begin his dut.vs As a state senator
from .he south Philadelp.h4a district.
IN whlcn his brother. he late-Sena-or
Edwin Ware. served.
Mr.. Ware declined 20 indicate A pref
e-ence FOR his successor IN che Ho Use.
l. IS expected that a special election
% name his sucecssof Tor The remain
der of the short SESSION II Congress.
ending March =. WiR be held within a
month.
An ar u mystery surrounds nc ~.
ms OK the vacancy IA The next Con
sress. 10 which AR Nsgs a.so was
elected ~ the same time he Vas elect
~ State senator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
CAPTAIN S|MONTON
ENTERTA|NS FRIENDS
Fellow Republicans in the Leg
islature Were His Guests al
Luncheon Today.

CAPTAIN W A.s.npnion. State sena-
tor-cios-i entertained a numh-sr % his
friends az an informal luncheon In
iarlorf A and y at ne Hotsl du Pom:
today Governor Denuey was unable
fU attend due 90 iilneas Iie has a se-
we're cold Capt S.fnorton and HE
E-sF VIII attend a box -par,y A. tn
l1vhufiaf tonight
Senators william = Lltr John N
N1lkor CHARLIE ID Rdrely. Reprcser-
~ NVef william ~ Dar sls Harry W
MIR. fruos n McNanuz Charies =
lsdnum. william q Vlrdrr. Harry g
itils william Lord and -. q. Alice
Nefe among those present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
George Johnson's Home Burned.

few weeks ago George Johnson.
colored. built himself a wooden shack
upon dump at South Market and
a streets. Yesterday afternoon. the
authorities say, he imbibed too freely
and knocked over small oil stove.
This started a lire which destroyed
the shack. An overcost with 81 In a
pocket was burned Engine Company
No. responded. but could not save
The structure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
NEGRO PLEADS mot GUILTY.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Newark. y. j.. Dec 29--William
Battles. tho confessed slayer Of Mrs.
Charles =. BRIGHAM In her home IN
Orange. Wedne SHAY. was arraigned
hefore County Court Judge Stiokel to-
day and entered a plea OF not gunty
70 the indictment.
Ratues. who Is a Negro. Will be
placed on trial January 4. John A
Bernhard and Oliver Randolph. a
Negro and assemblyman-e elect, Will
defend the PRISONER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29

IL was announced this morning by
Miss Mary Moran. Grand Regent OF
the Catholic Daughters or America,
that tickets for the Walter seaman
performances for next Monday after
noon and Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings az The Playhouse. Will he on
sale al the home of the organization.
soa Delaware Avenue, and az the
store Of the B0ehm Piano Company,
l0l West Ninth street. Members o.
the Catholic Daughters will also have
tickets for sale, a percentage beirg
allowed on such sales
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
Epidemic Of Burelaries In Pa. Town.

I1y AhsVNIhItu FItas 70 fNtfy I.NtIshs,
Scranton. Pa, Dec. 29.-County De
tectlves today were trying TO halt
the epidemic OF burglaries in Dickson
city near here. Since sunday right
nine homes have been entered and
jeNeiry valued az $4,000 and cash
iotalling $500 stolen. The burglars
paid second visit 10 one house,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
Z, ". spsrro Addresses Con,I.,or,.

e M spHrEo 90 the du Pont Com
phny wac ne speaker ~ the luncheon
monilnr uf Delaware Conalstory today
w. spoke of the duties % parents. in
thn' ihey should see that their chill.
pfen are tanghi matters concerning
"a station George Wolstenholme was
chairman of tho meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
Lois Mnrd Montgomery.

luis Ward Montgomery died yes
.,rday - the home Of her nephew.
g. g. Montgomery. u 1915 Delaware
venue. Tho funeral will take place
ON Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. with
.ntcrmcrt private
The effects Of injuries received IN
fan while visiting at the homo OF a
niece caused Miss Montgomery
death. For MORE than a month she was
patient at The Homeopathic Hospital
md from there was taken 10 the home
q her nephew. Her own home was in
the Kane Apartments.
Miss Montgomery was "A daughter
81 the late Alexander and Maria Cam
cron Montgomery. who were promi-
nent rtsldsnts ~ Wilmington. She
was born In this city and had lived
here all her life. She was a member
- 81. Johns r. r. Church, and the
rector Rev Alban Richey, Will con-
. duct the funeral services
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
PREMIERS' FARLEY PROGRAM.
WIZ Go All over RaparatlOns Dis.
cussion at Paris Conference.

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Paris. Dec. 2s.-As a result OF ex-
changes OF views since the London
meeting az the premiers. the Allies
have decided 70 20 over the entire
question OF PREPARATION In dctail az the
Paris conference 20 begin next Tues
day.
II Is expected now In official circles
that II will require az least week
and perhaps TWO weeks 10 complete
the discussion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29
OBITt AIRY.
Mrs. I. y. wertanbaker.

The death az Mrs Imosene Peyton
Wortcnbaker. wife OF DIR. William
Wertenbaker. OF 9l2 Delaware ave-
nue.. occurred wednesday night. Of
pueumonis. The body will be sent 10
harlotiesville, We. Tor interment. She
Fl survived BY her husband. two sons
Charles and Pey'on. and one dsugh-
cor Ttufuere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29

an Every Evening want al. Call
22OO.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-29

Maximum results a. minimum coat
an Every Evening want al. 90
22O0.-Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
POR ROBAR GALLINAS VOLVIO
A CUMPLIR CONDENA A LOS
SO AMOS

PHILADELPHIA, febrero.- A la
edad de SO amos, James Bundy fu6
enviado la penitenciarfa a cumplir
condena de cinco amos por ell delito
de robar gallinas.
Desde la edad de 40 amos, Bundy
ha pasado la mayor parte de su vi
da en- la carcel. La mayor parte de
las sentencias ha sido por "carteris-
ta', amenazas de matar, Y robo. Ca
da vez que volvfa al presidio, los com
paneros de largas sentencias 10 re-
cibian con vivas al "Dean de los
Convictos". La Ultima vez q1e salio
de la carcel fue en- 1910 Y entonces
manifesto las autridades, que pro
curaria portarse bien para no tener
que volver. Acababa de cumplir en-
tonces tres amos de carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
LA CIUDAD DE NEW YORK HA
CONDO MENOS CARNE DURAN
TIE LOS ULTIMOS 5 AMOS

NEW YORK, febrero.-El Conf
sionado de Sanidad de esta ciudad
manifesto en- una reunion de duenos
de restaurants, que las estadisticas
recopiladas en- su departamento mos
traban cue durante los 1ltimos Gin
co amos Ia ciudad de New York ha-
bia comido 25 libras menos de carne
por cabeza en- comparacion con los
amos anteriores. Ell Comisionado in
form6 cue unas 100000 libras de car
ne habian sido destruidas durante ell
ultimo ano y que en- la ciudad exis-
tan $4,000 carnicerfas. No hay ciu-
dad EN- el mundo, repit'o ell alto Off
cial, en- donde Sc tenga mas cuidado
con los alimentos que en- esta ciudad,
asi como donde Sc sirvan mejor al
publico carnes cocidas. La mayor
parte del exito Sc debe a ustedes, los
duenos de hoteles restaurants.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
Ell PROCRESO DEL -JAPON DU-
RANTE LOS ULTIMOS AMOS

"Otro hecho gu lelama la atenci6n es
que casi todos los puestos diplomaticos
en- este pals aun fuera de este pals
son cubiertos por japoneses que Sc han
educado en- nuestras universidades v CO.
legios. El Presidente del Consejo de Mi
nistros, Mr.. Takahashi, siendo joven VII.
VIC muchos amos en- California. Ha vivi-
do por algtin tempo en- esta ciudad y en-
mil novecientos cinco estuvo negociando
aqui la venta de bonos japoneses, los que
fueron negociados en- Estados Unidos por
la suma de $14O, 1000, 900. Ell caracter de
este diplomatico puede compararse al de
Hughes. Hombre sin temores y franco
en- sus tratos, es la antitesis de la in
mensa maycria de la gente de su rag" "
''El Ministro de Relaciones Extran-
jeras Mr.. Uchida, fue Embajador del
Jap6n en- este pals y tiene un conoci-
miento perfecto de nuestro pueblo de
nuestras instituciones. FL Subsecretario
de Relaciones Exteriores Mr.. Haniha-
ra, ha vivido veinte amos en- este pals,
principalmente en- las ciudades de Wash
ington California
lei actual embajadcr Shidehara, HON
hre de imagination clara, quien ha So
brellevado una raSpoEsa,pni1J mayor
que cualquiera lie sus antecesores, pien-
sa. escribe habla en- ingles aun en- su
oficina de Washingt III, dietando en- In
giles y hacienda Gle su secretario 10
traduzca al japores''.
I LA cooperation que existe actual
mente entire los come<ciantcs japoneses
v americanos, Us nm buen augllrin de
nuestras futuras relaciones con dicho
/ pals Desde que Mr.. Hay. nuestro anti
guc Secretario d, Estado, promnlg6 sl
politica de la pRerta alberta, las condi
clones han camD: So asi como el conner
clio en- general Les pequehos coniercian
tes han sido reamr4azadcs por gran
des corporaciorhs. Es Wall Street no
Main Street ell Que domino todo nuestro
comercio exter! ". Mas del sesenta por
ciento de nues,:c concrete con China,
~ controla s6'o una media docena de
/ 1entros comerct ca
Ell sesenta oo< ciento del concrete de
importation y cxporraci6n del Japon
esta en- manos de unas cuatro grandes
firmas. De est7 manera, es una question
facil para esas frmas arreglar sus di-
ferencias evtlar ruinosas competen.
Gas. asi como confictos comcrciales.
Hay negocio IN &b1aianc.a para toaos.
En- vista de clio, no es possible que Ell
/ gobierno trat Iii llevar una conducta
distinta que los intereses nacionales Sc
nalan de una manera saba practica.
Elsa coopecasiol la inversion de
caritales en- esa forma, son la mejor
seguridad de paz entrc alno's pajses. "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
CENTENARES DE NAUFRAGOS
APARECEN EN- Ell CANAL DE LA
MANCHA

LoNDRES, MARIO 10 Ell horrlble
huracan que Sc desencaden6 sobre las
costas de este pals, no limito sus gra-
YES efectos solamente las costas de
Portland sino que Sc extendio :mpetuo
so temible hacia todo 10 largo del
Canal de la Mancha, donde Sc hallaban
centenares de embarcaciones cue hacen
ell trafco entire Inglaterra los puertos
franceses. Varios barcos de vela fueron
destruidos por Ell irresistible temporal,
asl como aIgunos vapores morcantes
que Sc vieron obligados refugiarse en-
este puerto.
Centenares de naufragos eStan lie
gando las costas, despojadcs de sus
vestiduras presentando un aspecto su
mamente lastimable. Algunos de es-
tos infelices han manifestado que Ell
temporal sepulto en- los abismoS de las
aguas. a mas de doscientos marineros
dc nacionalidad inglesa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
Ell ACoRAZADO NO SIRVE

NEW YORK, mario Bel Almi-
rante Sims, de la armada america
ma, en- un discurso pronunciado nno
Z che en- Yonkers, manifesto que los
acorazados TO tenfan va ningln uso
v que las verdaderas maquinas de
guerra eran los subm lrinos Y los ae-
roplanos. Con esas armas, anadio,
no hay nac;on que sc atreva a atl-
carnos a doscientas millas de nues-
ira costa. Solo riendose, contesto,
cuando fue informado que el Secre
tlrio de Marina anterior, Mr.. Da-
niels, habia manifestado que podria
permanecer sobre un acorazado, ST
este fuera ataoldo por aeroplanos.-
FL ex-Secretario Daniels dijo-no Sc
encontraba presente durante las ultl
mas maniobras en- que fueron hundi
dos acorazados por leroplanos, y co
mo no Sc encontrabaa ALI, por esa ra-
zon esta vivo todavfa". El Almiran
te manifesto que habfa sido tildado
de pro-ingles en- vlrias ocasiones y
su contestacion era que Sc sentia
muy orguIloso de clio, siendo un adj
mirador de las caracteristicas ingle-
sas V de sus hombres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
(Traducido para Ell MUNDo)

NEW YORK, febrero.- Mr.. Lindsay
Russell, antique Presidente de la So
ciedad Japonesa, inform6 hoy algo can
respecto al progreso del Jap6n duran e
los ultimos amos, principalmente en- ID
que concierne a esta ciudad.
''En mil novecientos cuatro, dijo E-r.
Russell, habia apenas media docena 7e
frmas japonesas en- esta ciudad; act al
mente hay mas de cincuenta. Diez y
siete amos ha ell consulado japones OCH
paba dos peuuenas habitaciones en- Ia
calle de Nassau. Actualmente oc" pa
magnifcas oficinas en- un suntuoso e i
ficio en- ell nlmero 1875 de Broadway
''The yokohama Specie Bank, rue
en- mil novecientos cuatro solo te ia
unos diez empleados y transacciones cue
no pasaban de trescientos mil dolaras
hoy tiene mas de Glen empleados aiae-
ricanos unos veinte japoneses. oc"pa
un magnifico edifcio ell ell nlmero 12O
de Broadway v las transacciones lie
gan millones de dolares
'tLa gran .frma de MITzU and co.
tenfa en- sus 'tpay rolls" de agosto u
timo trescientos empleados america 10:
Glen japoneses, mientras en- mil nove
cientos cuatro solo tenfa unos qninc'
empleados. solamente en- cables entire
Estados Unidos v ell Jap6n, la mencio
NADIA compafia pago la enorme cantlda1
de medic million de d6lares."
lei gobierno del Jap6n tiene actua
mente depositado en- los bancos america
ncs la cantidad de doscientos millone'
de dolares en- orc. Las frmas japonesa'
tienen casi igual cantidad en- propieda
des dinero dentro del territorio de Els
tados Unidos Ell afio pasado, cuatro fir
mas japonesas compraron ochociento'
mil balas de algodon en- ell sur de Estado
Unidos, todo 10 cual viene demostral
que los japoneses son nuestros mejore'
propagandistas de nuestro comercio eI
ell Extreme Oriente'.
sfAhora que las Conferencias de Wasf
ington han tenido un buen exito, solt
debemos esperar un complete entendl
dc con los japoneses. 81 miramos al por
venir hay muchas esperanzas que debe
mos considerar:
"En vista de estos adelantos, ell pue
bio americana requerira una exactitut
mayor con respecto las condic1one'
del Japon. Hace veinte amos, la prenss
americana apenas dedicaba diez hnea'
diarias a los asuntos del Japon. Hoy
Japon ocupa la primera pagina de nues
ira prensa. La opinion p1blica desei
basar sus ideas en- datos exactos ma
bien que 10 que Sc Olga como question
de propaganda por los amigos y enem
COS de dicho pals.