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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
New Street Work Has Been
Held Up Because Of Long
Dry Spell.

Special Correspondence Evvry Evening.
Delaware CITY, Dec. 5.--The Board
of Directors OF the Delaware city
Water Company met last night IN
their monthly business meeting.
William j. Weaver. who Is employed
In the office of tho Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal at Chesapeake CITY,
Is on n Is day vacation which he VIII
spend here hunting and fishing.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
r.. Church will meet Thursday night
in the church chapel in their regular
monthly business and social meeting
Mrs. Frank O. Moore, Mrs. Frank k.
Irons and Mrs. Miller will act as
hostesses AT the meeting.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ i.
T.. Church will hold "A Christmas sale
tomorrow at Mrs. Rose lambert's for
the benefit of the church. The sale
will begin at 10 o'clock a. m. and con-
tinue throughout the day. Xmas
novelties. fancy work. and homemade
cakes and candles Will be on sale.
Mrs. Samuel Vail is reported very
III at her home near here.
The executive board Of the Century
Club met at the home OF Mrs. Thomas
J. Whiteman, the club president. yes
terday afternoon.
The meeting was n business session
and a number OF motions were made
and carried which will be present
ed TO the club Friday afternoon FOR
| adoption.
II WAS recommended that the library
chairman. Mrs. G.. ~. Bright. hav,
! additional shelves made to hold tn,
| encyclopedia which were recently
given the club by william Il. Jester
but which have not been put in us'
as yet. on account Of lack of shelvinl
| space for them.
| 1t was also moved that the Nictrol'
belonging To the club he sold and tn
money turned over TO the buildinl
fund.
The executive board also recon
mended that the constitution and by
laws OF the local club he revised {
conform In detail with the constitu
ton and bylaws OF the State Fedora
ton Of women's Clubs.
| Mrs. John T.. Creedon, chairman q
the arts and crafts committee. an
nounced that the committee was go
ing 10 mount on cardboard. the ney
club song which was composed b
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DEATHS.

BARRON-In this city, on December 3.
1922, Mary F.. wife Of the late Samuel
IL Barron aged 81 years
Relatives and friends arr invited 20 ct
tend the funeral services ~ the residence
Of her son. samuel :. Barron. 2230 Pine
street. on Wednesday afternoon. Decem-
her q az | O'Clock. Interment at River
view cemetery.
GRAY Suddenly. in this city, on Deem
ber 3. 1922. Margaret J. r.. wife OF
the Hon. George Gray.
Funeral services will he held At her
late residence. 1917 Market street, on
Thursday. December at IL O'Clock,
noon. lnterment private.
HASTlNGS-ln this city. on December 3
1922. Helen Z. daughter Of Dallas II
and Mildred r. Hastings. aged IL
Funeral services al the Parlin Apartment.
Twenty ninth and Market streets. Tues
day. December at y. m. lnterment Ia
kivcrvie~ cemetery.
JoNEs-In this city. on December ;. 1922.
Caroline C.. wife OF Samuel X. Jones.
aged - years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
dcnce. eOs W. Twcnty-fourth street on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment AZ kiverview cemetery.
JoRDAN-In Philadelphia. Pa. on De
cember 3. 1922. Harrie;te Tybout. wife
Of David Wilson Jordan and daughter
of George u and Elizabeth NJ. Tybout.
Funeral services on Wednesdav DeceTn -
l tper q. 1922. at Market square Prcsby-
terian Church. Germantown IA. at II
/ a. IN. Further serVices at Wilmington 4
/ Brandywine chapel. this city. al 2li
y. m.
/ McELWEE-ln this city. on Decsmber
1922. Margaret :. McElwee aged 81
years.
I Relatives and friends are invited TO at
] tend the funeral from the residence Of her
i son. Frank MCElvee. 1884 West Eleventh
street. on. Thursday afternoon at l.3C
| oclo-k. 1nterment at Red Clay Creek
| cemetery.
I sEARLES-At Hampton. Va on Decem-
| her /. 1922. George ". Searles. aged
! a. years
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
I tend the funeral services al Chandler
! funeral parlors Delaware avenue and
/ jefferson street. on wednesday afternoon
/ December q. at clock Interment al
/ kiverview cemetery
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FOOD SHOW CONTINUES
TOAHRACT CROWDS
Housewives. Especially, Find
Much to Interest Them at
Every Booth.

Booths at the food fair being con-
Quoted under the auspices OF the Re-
tail Grocers' Exchange Of Whining
ton at the Auditorium where salads
are displayed have proven 10 he a
source Of great attraction TO house
wives. Some OF these products are old
recipes with new variations and others
are brand new 10 most Of the visitors
Yesterday was Southwestern Gro
GERS Day. Today will be Northeastern
Grocers Day.
The display Of the Wilmington Gas
Company il one OF the finest in the
show one of the most interesting
booths at the fair Is that devoted to
kitchen knives. For the housewife who
is looking for a modern washing ma
chine there are many booths at the
fair where the latest mike of electric
washers are being demonstrated.
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zONINa oOMNIrTEEs PLANS
HAVE TO BE REARRANGED

Owing 70 the inability OF two of the
coming experts TO be present. plans
of the Wilmington Zoning Committee.
OF which Councilman Alex X.
Abrahams Is chairman. have been
changed. Campbell Scott was coming
tomorrow. but the Kiwanis Club holds
its yearly nomination that day and
Mr.. Scott's visit has been postponed
until the first week Of January.
Robert Whitten. of Cleveland. was
coming December IL. but on that
day the district governor of the
Rotary Clubs will pay the local club
"A visit and the committee hopes to
have Mr.. Whitten here some other day
next week. Definite announcement will
be made soon.
In addition 10 the above men John
NJ. Gr!er. OF the Department, of Com
merce at Washington. Will also speak
here within the next month.
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ton Legislative committee. legislation
not favored by motorists.
While there was no discussion on
the subject. the proposed bill for plac-
Ing tax of one cent a gallon on gaso-
line for the upkecp Of n lateral roads,
II In snid. has the approval Of tie as
sociation. Tho elimination Of the 81
fee for the renewal OF drivers IL
cense was proposed by sever.l mem
bcrs with an alternative proposal for
n slight annual fee.
banquet to he held early In January
in tho Hotel du Pont.
Some features OF the association
program. outlined for 1923. are ~
follows:
Furnishing Of counsel where mem
bens have been unjustly arrested for
alleged violation OF motor vehicle
laws. md extending this service -
rs TO include all three counties OF the
State.
To continue reward of $40 for ar.
rest, and conviction OF anyone throw.
ing glass in street or highway.
| To continue reward of 800 for in.
formation furnished us leading 70 ar.
rest and conviction of any one steal
ing member. car bcaring our radiator
emblem.
| The purchase OF n motorcycle ant
side car and employment OF operator
TO traverse tho streets and roads with
In this state for the following pur
poses: enforcement Of motor We
hicie laws: placement of signs and re
porting absence Of. reporting Ia,
conditions in roads; removal of gla =
when found upon highways: assstinl
In breaking up graft traps Of all kinds
Crea tion Of an arbitration board 70
the purpose of hearing evidence pee
tanning TO collision cases wher
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Pioneers Ladies Night.

Tomorrow evening the Pioneers viii
give a ladies night In their recms AZ
Ninth and Market. Cards md dancing
viii be the attractions. The commit
tee in charge have a number OF new
eurprlse~ and novelties. 20 tina. all
who attend viii be assured Of a good
time
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MARY Cassidy At Overlook.

given AZ Overlook last Thursiay
night before a packed house. Tho
management expects 70 hold another
in The near future ard Mrs. Young -
founSs Studio is asked 70 prov1fs
the dancers. Mary Cassidy danced Il
the entertainment last week whkn
consisted largely of acts and sketcAss
ny professionals In the tbestSieoi
business. Miss Cassidy win soon sp-
pear IN another new dance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
TOILETRIES

Mango Combination Set, Oc-
tagon shape box with beautiful
blue satin lining: contains face
powder. toilet water and COM
pact, $500.
Pretty Rslo Toilet Set in
blue box with gold satin lining.
Extract and face powder sni
toilet water. A splendid gift at
$3.50.
A wonderful Rose Combination
Set OF talcum powder, toilet
water and compact, IN shaded
rose box and satin lined, at s3.25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
Legion Auxiliary In Session.

The regular meeting OF the Ameri.
can Legion Auxiliary unit OF Della
ware Post No. l. will he held tonight
at 3 p. m, at the Grace Church House
All members OF the auxiliary are ask
ed 10 he reesent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
Boy Scouts Election Postponed.

The annual election OF the VIII
mington Council. Boy Scouts Of
America. which was 10 have taken
place laa. evening. has been postponed
until tomorrow evening. The election
will be held in Scout Headquarters. 223
West Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
Give Him a Shirt Length
of These Beautiful Silks for Xmas

Regular 81 30 values in heavy
broadcloth Shirtings, fine pin
stripes, 80 inch, special sl.s5.
Regular $50 values in satin
striped Broadcloth Shirtings, SO
inches, neat patterns at sl.s5.
Regular 81 90 satin and tub Silk
Shirtings, in pretty stripes, 80
and 80 inches, special AZ $l.3S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
New Steamer on Way TO Baltimore.

New Steamer on Way 10 Baltimore.
The new steamship State % Mary
land recently built here by the Pusey
& Jones CO. for the Old Bay lane OF
Baltimore. passed out Of the Delaware
capes bound for Baltimore early yes
terday morning. The vessel - 20 bs
used in the passenger and freight scr.
vice between Baltimore and Norfolk.
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HANDKERCHlEFS

Womens hand embroidered
Linen Handkerchicfs; prices rang
ing from 25c to 81 90 each.
Women's beautiful Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, 3 and @ in a
box; prices ranging from soc TO
$l.50 box.
Women's hsnd-drawn and hand
embroidered Linen Hsndkerchiefs.
Very specially priced at soc
each.
Women's beautiful hand drawn
Pongce Handkerchicfs; priced at
1Sc and 25c each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
Supper at Epworth Church.

A sour kraut and baked bean sup
per will be given In the Sunday school
room OF the Epworth NJ. +. Church by
the Home Missionary Society OF the
church. on Thursday from 20 :
O'Clock
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HOSIERY

Women's Silk and Wool Hose
for gift-giving in RIB. fancy, clox
and many plain colors TO select
from. priced at $500.
Women's beautiful heather
mixture SILK and Wool Hose,
with fancy clox and full fash
ioned priced at SO and $3.50.
Women's splendid quality SILK
and Wool Hose in heather mix
tures with clox, priced at Si.50.
Women's full fashioned heavy
quality Silk Hose in black and
colors; priced at $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05

and a. a Preventive. take Laxative
rromo QUINN. Tablets. The box bears
the signature ~ 4. w. Grove. CBe sure
yuu yet Brumol 30c.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05

Regular 75c Fibre Silk Shir,lngs,
pretty patterns 10 select from, 81
inches, special 49c.
He Will appreciate a gift OF I'M
ported japan Pongee. in natural
and bamboo. 81 inches, special
$l.25.
Pretty lace stitch Tricolette
Soaring in tubular form, So inches,
special at Si.s6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
Wednesday Specials From the Downstairs
Store in Quality Materials

Splendid quality Pcrcales in fast
colors and pretty patterns, special
at Ac.
Pretty new Dress Ginghsms,
that are priced very special at 2Sc
Regular 45c values in extra hne
quality Scotch Zephyr Dress
Ginghams, at 32c.
Regular 25c extra heavy quality
Outing Flannel in pretty stripes
and plaids, At l8e.
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parties involved are members Of the
A. ISOLATION.
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Real good qualities are these
fancy striped Madras Shirtings,
special at a2c.
Regular a2c values in Flowered
kimonc Crepcs and splendid quail
ity. special az SOC.
It's time 10 put up those new
kirsch Curtain Rods, for single or
double windows, 25e and SOC each.
Pretty new Half Curtains and
Door Panels, in lace, prices ranging
from SOC up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
Warm Gifts Are
Beacon Blanket Bath Robes

Good Bath Robes appreciated by every
and especially the Beacon Blanket kind which quality
that be equaled This splendid includes
and children in all colors and designs
Women's regular and Sizes S39S $3.50.
Mems Robes at S5.98 Chlldren's Robes,
TO $3.50. IA years at S29S.
Robe Dept-First Floor Balcony
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BAGS

Beautiful patent leather Vanity
Cases with pretty hnings priced st
only $500 and $3.50.
Handsome are these new gift
Pin seal Bags OF fine quality
prices at $500 and $3.50.
Exquisite duvetyne Bags in
brown, black, navy ana tan; prices
ranging from s2.2s up to $500.
A wonderful assortment Of new
leather Bags in al coiors snd
plenty of black; priced at only
Sl.O0 each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
Ior Colds. Grip or Influenza

Be, Briasewaser for ,ewelry.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05

Downstairs Store.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09

| ROMA, mayo 9.-El Embajador
americana en- esta capital, fue sor-
lprendido aver con un pliego siniestro
en que los anarquistas italianos le
ameaszan con asesinarle y con volar
la En5ajada, a menos que el no in
terceda con su Gobiefno y logre que
los com 9atriotas y camaradas Sacco
~ yanzetti, que Sc hallan en- capilla
en- Massachusetts, esperanto ser eje-
cutados, no sean puestos en- libertad
o al menos librados de la pena capi-
tai. Como un anticipo a 10 que suce-
dera afrma el pliegoi amenazante
| fue que los anarquistas depositaron la
maquina internal que exploto cerca
de la Embajada el onceade mario I'LL
timo y de cuyo hecho NADIA Sc habia
infornado, oficiahmente.
/ ROMA, mayo 9,-El Gobierno ita-
liano ha ordenado que inmediatamsn-
tie sean puestas numerosas guardias
en- los alrededores de la Enbajada
americana, en- cSFa ciudad, I'm de
evitar a toda costa que Sc cunplan
los. horribles vaticinios que los anar-
quistas anuncian al Enlbajador Will
son, de los Estados Unidos. A cum
plimentar la orden Sc estan apostan-
do en- los jardines y azoteas, y en- los
sitios mas ocultos del palacio de la
Embajada, policfas secretos y guar
Idias uniformados, convenientemente
preparados para repeler cualquier
aggression. Ell Gobierno ha ofrecido
plenas garantias al representante di-
lplomatico americana, quien ha decla-
lrado que la ley en- su pals es termi-
nante y que los anarquistas Sacco y
Vanzetti sera ejecutados en- Massa-
chussetts, aunque todas las .Embaja-
das americanas fueran voladas en- el
mundo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09
Interesantes manifesto
clones del Connisionado
ST. Gonzalez Ginorio
No aceptara dice
ning1n cargo, sin ell
cOnsentimientO pre-
vic del PartidO
UniOnista.

III ImparciaE del sabado acogi6 el
rImor propagado ell los cfrculos poll
ticos respecto que el Sr. Martin Ira
vieso, ..leader'' unionista, estaba ha-
ciendo gestiones en- la Isla, con ell pro-
p6sit0 de recOmendar a los comites de
los pueblos que visitaba, ell nombre del
COmisionado de Instruction. de San
Juan, nuestro amigo ell Sr. Gonzalez
Ginorio, para ocupar el cargo de Co
misi0nado de Agriculture Trabajo.
Uno de nuestros Redactores sc encon-
tr6 el lunes despues de medic dfa con
el expresad0 funcionario, quien, mos
trandole un ejemplar de nuestro dia-
rio, le dijo que acababa de enterarse,
por medic de los amigos Enrique Anna
deo Rafael Diez de Andino, del in
dicado suelto agregando que Ell nime-
TO de III Impartial que contiene dicha
informaci6n le habfa sido dado por el
Sr. Diez de Andino, porque el sabado
pors la tarde, por no haber oficinas, no
vino a San Juan y no compr6 la prem
sa de la tarde.
C0mentando este asunto, infoTn0 el
Sr. Gonzalez Ginorio 10 que sigue, te-
niendo Ia c0rtesfa dc hacer una vista
il nuestras oficinas y dictalnos s,ls inn
presiones.
Ignore en- absolute que gestiones
lla practicable mi distingpilol amigo
~ correligionario Don Martin Trarieso,
{ para recomendalme como unoss de los
posibles candidates para oeupar s el
pnesto, allora vacante, de Gomisionaflo
de Agriculture y TrahajO de Puerto
Rico. Isl soy uno de esose andidatos,
npei0 Sc. Pero 81 5se, " tambien deben
saberlo todos los que. han podido CO.
nOceTme en- la vida p1blica, que no he
de aceptar nunca cargo pdblico alguno,
81 al mismo no he de ir con 81 coiiseii-
timiento absolute del partido a que
pertenezcO. Para el cargo que actual
mente ocupo,, apesar de haberse pro-
snunciado el pueblo de San Juan IA
yor de mi candidatura, solicite el en-
d0so del Golnite Local por medic de
ii Presidente el Sr. Iriarte. Y ape
ar tambien de ser el puesto que el
pueblo me brindaba uno de los que
lcrtenecen la jurisdiction del Comite
,Ocal. solicite tambien el endoso del
Presidente del Part|ido, ST. Barcelo. En-
nateria de puestos publicos, no basta
teller LII confianzaI del gobierno sOla-
mente sino tambieAl la del pueblo, re-
presentuda esta Ultima por la direc-
ei0n del partido que el candidate
pcrtellece. 81 entotces procedf dc ese
inos1c. no puede haber Justification al
gtl para que aholp 20 violase la II
nea de moral polftica que me habia
|strazado .desde que Ell los comienzos
del Partido Fedora me inicie Ell las
actiyidades polfticas de mi pals. En-
conclusion: Cabe en- 10 possible que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09

mi nombre Sc haya dado al Gobierno
como un candidate para el puesto en-
discussion. POr mi parte, no tengo in
teres alguno Ell el puesto, pues todo
mi entusiasmo devotion los dedico
a resolyer en- la Municipalidad de San
Juan, el mas trascendental de todos
los prOblemas que tiene ante ST el Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico: el de la instruc-
ci0n p1blica. ST mi Partido, por me-
dio de su direction, cree que mis- SER
yicios son necesarios en- ell Departa-
mento de Agriculture y Trabajo, en-
otro centro cualquiera de Gobierao,, la
discipline me obligara a cumplir con
el mandate, menos que me reconcile
IA mi mis1no incapacitado para dicho
puesto. Todo este es de conocimiento
fntimo, tanto del Sr. Travieso, como
del Sr. Barcel6."
FL Sr. Ginorio, decimos nosotros, es
un elemento de reconocida capacidad
para desempeiiar cualquier cargo en-
La Isla y sus servicios muy yaliosos en-
La instruction 10 serfan en- cualquier
otra actividad, como la de la direction
respecto de la cuaI tratamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09
De Puerta de Tierra
LAS OBRAS DEL CAPITOLI0.
10 PRONIAIAS A SUSPENDERSI

a. C..
Anoche era yiyamanfe comentada
por un grupo de trilbs jadores la nue.
va crisis que Sc les aproxima con mo-
two de la proxima paralizaci0n de
las obras del Cspitolio.
Entire los muchos concentrates que
hacfan, no sencontraban comprensible
que, habi6ndose reuni;so la Comisi6n
Econ6mica y tratandose por el Pre-
sidente de Ii. misma Ia conyenicncia
de dar comienzo a las principales
obras aprobadas eli La pasads legis-
latura, Sc paralice por 81 Interior IL
linica obra que esia sosteniendo de
Glen ciento cincuenta familias. con
tandose con una appropriation de
100000 dollars pr6ximamentc, can't
dad que no puede dedicarse otras
atenciones.
Uno de los cOncurTentes afirnabG
que Ell arquitecto de la obra aducfa
como raz6n principal de la anunciGda
paralizaci0n, la carencia de pcrsOnal
t6mico eficiente |; disposition del De-
partamento del Interior. mo habra
en- el pals el personal requerido, a
fin de evitar esa nueva suspension de
brazos, evitando con clio lEs ccnsi-
guientes fatales consecuencias que la
de reportar consigo?
Creemos que ST, que 10 tenia el De-
Ipartamento, que puede evitarse y que
en- el pals hay el personal apropiado;
10 que hay es. que buscarl0
Tiene la palabra el Comisionado
del Interior.
Reporter especial
Mayo, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-09
-osreyes lnglaterra
hansalido para Belgica
donde seranfestejados
Rec0n0zcan primerO ell
''sOviet" y luego ha-
blaremOs sObre 10
demas--dicen los
bOlsheviques.
(oe Nusstro servicio cablegraaco).

LONDRES, mayo 9.-Ayer salie-
ron de Liverpool, con rumbo Belgi
ca, los reyes de Inglaterra Jorge
Maria, girar una vista al Rey AL
iberto y la Reina Isabel. Ell yacht
real iba escoltado por varios barcos
de guerra, Y al llegar bordo los So
beranos, la multitud les despedia con
grandes muestras de j1bilo. La re-
cepcion que les prepara ell pueblo' bel
ga los reyes de Inglaterra es sobe-
rama, y va Sc tiene preparado un sum
tuoso alojamiento en- ell palacio de
Bruselas, para hospedar los Illus
tres huespedes.
GENOVA, mayo 9.-Los rusos pre-
sentes en- ell salon de Conferencias,
eran ell blanco de todas las miradas
aver, pues la posicion que ocupan, ac-
Etualmente Sc considera, por 10 diff
Gil, la mas importante de todas. La
delegacion que preside M. Tchitche-
rim, Sc ha negado rotundamente
,aceptar ell Memorandum que los Ala
dos lie presentan, fundando su mega
Etiva en- Ell papel desairado que repre-
sentaria su naci6n ante el mundo, 81
Sc doblegara a las bases en- ell que, oil
,mencionado Memorandum esta redac-
tado. Ell Presidente del Ministerio
ingles Lloyd George y el Ministro de
Relaciones Etxteriores de Italia,
iSchanzef, han pronunciado dos vi
brantes discursos, que arrancaron nu-
merosos prolongados aplausos, ms
tando los rusos aceptar y firmar
ell Memorandum Y en- pago a ese acto,
Russia recibiria de los paises signata-
rios un prestamo justo y equitativo
para levantar la situacion fnanciera
de Russia, Y el credito del pals como
nacion de primer orden. Los rusos
han sorprendido a la Conferencia, di-
ciendo los expresados ilustres po-
liticos britanico italiano: Reconoz-
can primero ell Gobierno Soviet, y en-
tonces hablaremos sobre 10 demas. Re-
tirandose del salon los delegados mos
covitas.
BELFAST, mayo 9.-Continuan sin
reposo los disturbios en- esta ciudad
sus alrededores, entire los agentes
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