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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-24
RAIL EMPLoYE.,
NEGRO, KILLED
Policeman Is Wounded IN Exoha13o
Of Shots Between Police and
Stay on jobs.

Memphis. Tenn. July 24.-Frank
Jenkins, a negro. said to have been
a railroad employe. was killed and
w. S. Record, a policeman, and Dan
O'Kane, employed as q special
agent by the Illinois Central rail-
road were wounded in an exchange
Of shots here today between q
squad of police and Jenkins and a
companion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-24
MAYORS CONFER ON
ANTHRACITE STRIKE

Scranton, Pa, July 24.-Mayors
Of i've cities in the anthracite coal
regions and Distr;c. Presidents
William ]. Brennan, Thomas Ken
nedy and G. J. Golden of the min
ers' union, will confer this after
noon on a proposed plan for settle
ment Of the anthracite wage con-
troversy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-24
DEMPSEY TO MEET
BRENNAN LABOR DAY

Benton Harbor, Mich. July a.
Floyd Fitzsimmons, promoter Of
boxing bouts in Michigan City. Ind.
said this afternoon he had clinched
10 bout for Labor Day between Jack
Dempsey and Bill Brennan Of Chi
cago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-24

MRLAND GIVES UP CASH.
M York, July 24.-Charles Car
- confirms the report that he
~ ~ giving 100000 Of his million
ssiaf Inheritance TO the advantage
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-24
ORGANIZATION
OF COMPANY
UNIONS SOUGHT
40 Rail Heads Meet ;
Harding Is Criti-
cised.

New York, July 24.-A challenge
to President Harding and Ben w.
Hooper, chairman Of the United
States railway labor board, to study
the rail strike situation, mot only
from the strikers standpoint, but
from the standpoint lof the present
employer, was issued today by l..
F. Loree, president Of the Delaware
& Hudson, and chairman of the
Eastern Railroad Presidents con-
ference.
"Mr. Hooper is quoted as saying
as might be supposed the presi-
dent seeks to know this situation
from every angle; from the view
point Of the carriers, the employees,
the labor board and the public" Mr..
Loree said.
Employers Views Unseught.
s"As far as am advised, neither
the president nor the chairman of
the labor board has ever made any
EFFORT whatsoever to ascertain the
viewpoint Of the employer. The
strikers point Of view has been de-
veloped at great length, but no
effort has been made to develop the
employers point of view"
Mr.. Loree called meeting today
Of the presidents of 40 roads, mem
bers Of tho Eastern Conference, to
discuss formation Of company"
unions on all roads, to succeed the
six striking crafts. which are anil
lated with the American Federation
OF Labor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-24

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-01

for an ugly neck. It Is easy to
bsautify It IL you 90 about matters
scientifically. -
II you have hollows in front OF
the shoulders, lines about the neck
and bagginess Just where the neck
Joins the chin. you may be sure the
muscles have lost their firmness and
have relaxed. permitting the skin 10
fall into lines and folds.
Learn how to mold the muscles
OF the neck and face 10 restore their
frmness and contour. Also examine
your profile in your mirror and see
10 you are holding your head too far
forward. II so. you are giving fat a
wonderful chance 10 settle on the
back, across the shoulders. pushing
forward the muscles OF the neck so
that they become relaxed.
Proper Exercise.
The following exercises are excel
lent 20 assist in restoring the
smooth, firm contour TO the neck
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-01


neck.
Apply a good cream frequently on
me neck and shoulders, turning the
head TO the right. massage from the
back OF the ear down 10 the should
or blade. with a firm. rotary move
ment Then turn TO Eke left. and
with the left hand massage the right
side In the same way.
Too much flesh about the neck
destroys the line OF youth. However.
you can rarely reduce the neck and
shoulders effectively without reduc-
ing the flesh generally.
Remember this--it is really your
mental attitude that determines the
way you carry your head. Look up,
not down. Develop a personality
and know that you really amount 20
something. Then carry yourself
that way.
Copyright. 1899. NEA service)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-01
Best Cough Mixture
is Homemade
Acts With Speed-Looecns the
Phlegni-Stops the Irritation
and Coughing Ceases.
Fine for Chest Colds Too and h
Cheaply Made at Home

When you can make, in two minutes.
a world beating remedy that acts d.
reotly on the membrane ana OMEN
overnight causes stubborn coughs and
even hard chest colds 10 disappear, why
tribe with things that viii probably
disappoint?
Hawking and snufhing and also sore =
ness OF the mucous membrane 20 and
YOU viii feel fne IN almost no time.
Just get one ounce Of Parmint (dou-
bic strength add 10 70 a little sugar
and enough hot water 10 make haf
pint and you've got an inexpensive rem %
edy better than you can buy ready
rs soothing, healing action on. the
membrane y the reason 10 many pdo,
pie us8 ~ for Catarrh ana acute naeal
colds.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-01

and shoulders. DO these seated, be-
ing sure TO hold the shoulders erect.
Turn the head to the right until
you can look over the shoulder and
down the back. Turn the head for
ward again. and look to the left as
far as you can. Repeat this alter
nately.
Then drop the head back easily
on the back OF the neck as far as
Il will go. Raise the head slowly
and let Il fall forward on the chest as
far as II will 90. feeling a little pull
on the spine. Repeat this slowly
several times.
Stretch the Muscles.
Rest the head at the back OF thu
neck. and slowly open the mouth.
then close II. drawing the lower jaw
up TO the upper one. You viii feel
a decided pull on the muscles OF the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-01

/ slump and paid no attention TO the
way she carried herself. so conse-
quently she hal an unlovely neck,
and decided double chin. Yet when
she held her head correctly and
stood properly. there was only a
suggestion OF this
Ugly Neck Unnecessary.
The hollows IN her neck, and the
bad lima about the back OF her neck
soon disappeared when she develop
. ed the pride in her appearance and
the confidence In herself which she
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-01
Double chin and ugl,

By ELSIE WATERBURY MORRIS
Famous New York Beauty Export)
Much OF a woman's charm de-
ponds on the way she carries her
head. The, most lovely face loses its
attraction II it is not carried by a
graceful, beautiful neck, and an IL
fusion Of beauty. quite unfounded on
features is created frequently by the
regal way in which some women
carry their heads.
Helen had allowed herself TO
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-01
CASCARETS I0s
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache.
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

The incest cathartic- laxative in the
world TO physlc your liver and bowels
when you have Dizzy Headache.
Colds. Blliousness, Indigestion, or
Upset Acid stomach Is oandy-like
"Cascarets." One or two tonight will
empty your bowels completely by
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-01

morning, and you will feel splendid.
They work while you sleep" Cas-
carets never stir you up or grippe like
salts. Pills, Calomel. or OIL and they
cost only ten cents a box Children
love Cascarete too.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-01

We Give Yellow Trading Stamps
The Press., 1922-02-16
WELLINGTON

! Miss Bennett is professionally em- -ployed in Pawtucket, R, l,
 Miss Robinson left on first train north Saturday morning for Carinth, Vt.
 Mrs. Gardner remains very comfort- saEle with her trained nurse and her devoted friend, Miss Thrall,
 Flags that might have been put out on Sunday, for all the weather in the early morning seemed forbidding, were in evidence on Monday.
The Press., 1922-02-16
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOWTCms,

Matter under this head 12 cents a line.
 The town clerk requests that re- corded deeds be called for.
 HI M. Swartfiguer, optician of Rockville will be at Ronalter's jewelry store Tuesday February 2Sth from 2 to D. m.
 Playing cards at 39 .'e17,s a pack ;t Lanes Narie;y Store.
 We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our friends and for the kindness and sym pathy extended to us during our re- cent bereavement. .-.-. --
 Mrs. F. N. Fenton and Family.
The Press., 1922-02-16
EYES IOOK L1LO GLASS; EXAMINED yg FITTED GOOD EYESIGFtT NEWS
 GOOD WORK REQUIRES GOOD EYrsIGnr.
GLASSES FITTED


Others notice that while they can read they have to make hard work Of it.
 Others don't realize that reading is a strain on theley
 So long as they can see fairly we'll they go on neglecting their eyes.
 We are glad Of the work being done by the army surgeons.
 It is going to make many realize the need of looking after their eye sight.
 As consulting optometrists we ex- anime eyes and tell you just how your eyesight is. If it is good we do not advise glasses. If your eyesight is poor we supply the glasses that will make you see better
The Press., 1922-02-16
A Summer Cottage

 Finished in the autumn, always seemed to us to be a year wasted.
 Let us help you plan 1t and figure with you on 1t now,---be ready to start it the last of March, and you can plan for the dedi- cation on July 4th, 1922.
 PrOcrastination is the thief of (gOOd) times.
The Press., 1922-02-16
LANE VARIETY STORE

The Star Electric Warming Pad $500 is the tail at reasonable price, This automatic heat control large made of best materials Much handler sloppy bottle The pad holding the heating covered with soft flannel The Star Warming attached to electric light socket gives steady ing surface twice as large hot water bottle
 Other makes better all sell at about Warming Pad is only OO. Bungalow Aprons tie back 69c each percale rcac trimmed, full sizes
 More Job Decorated 5Inch Pie Plaes e. Sauces Inch Decorated Tea Plates 12c, Decorated 65c. Platters 121 inches long, 29c Small Change Purses 25c that have pockets frame and are made of good leather. Imported "Vaa Jardnere, designs coloring will fit with your furniture, $149. One and TwoCup Pottery Tea Pots practical and 39c Ladies' and Mems Dressing Combs 25c 5Oc made of hon vulcanized rubber much lower than a few weeks ago. Nickel Plated Case Spring Reel Tape Measures 15c CandysPECIA Chocolate Covered Praline e5c pound.
 LANE VARIETY STORE
The Press., 1922-02-16

Men are Icing turned down every day by the army surgeons because of poor eyesight
 The News comes as a shock to many who have been going along for years believing they had perfect eyesight.-
 The facts bear out what we have been contending for many years.
 One should have eyes examined at regular intervals just as one goes to a dentist and has the teeth examined
 You do not know whether your eye sight is good or had until after you have had an examination.
 In some cases people have head aches and not finding any relief finally have their eyes examined and get glasses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-25
Sc HACE OPOSlCIOM
Al AUNENTO

T., r.uueHto On los presupUes,os hd
pCovoc1Go gran diScuSro. HotandoSe
que aun dsurro del clemento conser-
vrdcr que apoya al Prss,der!ee Zayas.
.os atlqueS = IL iniciItiva menudeau.
III Pals" Un peri6dico dc esta ca
p..Hl. coUenJaudo q acucrdo del au-
m"n;o de los prcsupueslos dice 10 St-'
SGicn;e:
Ii Ecpoblica s;gue sn sttuaci6n
urcclrIa. Il estado de Ia Hacienda
rJciouul no ha mcjcrado. Sin en-
barge. .os .nuevos presupuesios So
clrvau precisamente por iniclativa de
uI.icn csJa nds que nadic en- ei deber
Go diSIniuuir las caTgaS rIblicas, o
i,,r 10 mencS maHtencr 81 actual plan
fiscal acorde con las circunstancias.
y a. cSos comentarios aCrega las
ca@~ideracjones que siGuen: "Sesun
l@ CONSTRUCTION e. Presiderte dsbe
rUviLr al Congreso el proyccto de los
pr0S;,nUcstos naciCnalsS con tempo
~"flcis@re para su estudio y aproba-
ri"n. l. - protestativo enviarlo
primsro al Se0ado O a Ia Camara.
Este aho hL escoSido a Ia seCunda-
]" ruIl :" coUsjdera un error porque
est" cuerpo 80 halla pr6ximU a ser
reroytdO en- Ia mjtad DE sus MEM
brrs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-25
Ell EXSECRETARIO DANIELS
APRUEBA LA ACTlTUO DE
CLEMENCEAU

WASHINGTON noviembre 24-Ei
x-Secretario dc Marina Daniels. que
form6 parte del Gabinete de Wilson.
ha aprobado en- rodas sus parties IA
actitud Que ha asumido Clemenceau
en- sus discuraos.
La controversial suscitada con mo-
two de los d:scursos del estadista
frances no impedran que Sc lie tri-
buten su llegada a esta ciudad los
hono-es que sc nerece como un dis
tinguido visitant= sin representation
Official.
Probablementa Sc daTa un banquete
en- su honor ct ia Casa Blanca eI 8
de dicicmbre.
En- e. Departamento de Estado Sc
considera Clemenceau como un ex-
tranJero distinguido. que esta ha-
b!ando desde t, punto de vista fran
ces. Y cuyas op!niones eran conoci-
das aquI desde antes que viniese
los Estados Un:dos.
Los jeies del Departamento de Es-
tado dssde m a'e cUa;ro ailos convie-
men en- que seria un co:csa, disparate
econ6mico irnpOner Ale,.tania oil:-
sac:c12s imfosibIes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-25
SOLO MEXICO NO TOMARA PARTE EN- la
CONFERENCIA DENACONES EN- WASHINGTON
El Secretario de Estado, Hughes, presidird Ia
delegation de los Estados Unidos en- la
Junta que Sc conuoco los cinco
republicas de Centre America
Eli Departamento de Estado rehusa comenta por que
no Sc inuito Mexico 81 seria no deseable la
participation de nuestro pals en- la Conferencla

termination del Sobierno americana
para cooperar en- toda Ia extension
possible. 4 hacer efectiyNs cuales-
Juiera medidu que - decldan Y a
prueben por los delegadoS.
Tanto en- las LegaciOnes, como en-
el Dspartamento dc ES04do. Sc rehu-
saron hau.r concentrates acerca de
las razonss que Sc tUvieron para no
haber invi;ado = Mexico a Ia Confe-
r.ncia. Tn alto funcionaTio de Il III
TINA de las oficinas. fue entrevista-
do POI Il representante de LA
PRENSA, hoy. quien " hizo has 81
guiente preg,untu.
-:"Por que Mexico. IS Ia un!ca
naciGn independents del Continente
norieamer!cano que no fue Invi;ada
4 Ia cortevcncia: Mexico hahria
sido inyitado 81 Il Gobierno de Obre-
g5n estuvieI'1 reconocido por los Es-
tados Unidos"?
FL funcionlr.o en- question que Ell
ot-as ocasiones ha cSl4do muy hieI
d!SpUeSto para eSboZar Ia actitud de.
gobierno americana en- las relaciones
d los pIises latino-ameCiCancS y
Mexico. ahora s. rehus6 termirantc
mente a Coutestar Il Ia p-egUnJa que
81 representative De LA PRENSA le
h.ciera Y - r-hu>6. iSualInente d CO.
menJar en modo aGuno. Sohre Si Sc
ria deSaAble o no Ia participation de
Mexico ell eSI conferencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-25
rclrnran,a L>pcc,m para IA rEENsr'

rcicMrania E>pccIai para IN PRLN>N.
WASHINGTON. d. {. Nov. II
Tanto en- "a Casa Esanca. como en-
81 Departments de EstaGo del go
b!e-Io americana. s. eXpreso hog IL
eSDeranza de lie Ia pr6X:Ua conre-
rercia que So celebrara aGdi, por re-
presentantes de los passes centro-
Sera un factor que !ogrt
"a rsa,izar mucho en- favor De Ia pro
Il.oc!Gn ae un mejor e-tendimiento
entire las naciouss de este continen-
Il. asI como pai4 e. manten!micnto
de IL paz.
L. acepJac.6n por los E.s.ados
Cn:doS. d. Ia invitac!6n Unanime
que - le hizo por esaS nac.onss. pa
IL que ,omaru parte en- IA conferen-
c.a, Sc toma como una prueba de IA
e9t-ra confianz1 Cue J:ene e. Secre-
Jario de Estado. Mr. Hughes en- que
eSas n5go-:aciones teHdran Un COM
p,e;o txito.
Los attaches de las Legac!ones CEN
tro-amegicanlS acomen,an por 81 par
Il. muy acknowledgements. Z! hecho de
que el Pres!Gence Harding h.iya de-
SlEnadp a Un estad.Sta Nu d.st.afLl-
do como Mr.. Hughes. para que en-
clbere IA representation americana
N eSaS jun;aS. Tai cosa Sc conSider9
Cia;o como una ateHc:6n hacia los
otroS participates en- Ia conferencia
-oalo IA expression sincera de II de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-25
Ell Ex-PRESlDENTE DEL BRASIL
SALlO PARA ITALIA.

RIO DE JANEIRO ,noviembre %.
Ell doctor Epitacio Da Silva Pes
soa. que desempeh6 el cargo de Pre-
siente de IA Rep1blica hasta el d'a
de aver. Sc cmbarc6 esra noche para
Europa.
FL doctor PeSsoa entreg6 el mier-
coles Ia Presidencia dc In Repubhca
al doctor Arturo Bernardes. POGO
antes de SUI retro el doctor PesSoa
sac6 paSajes en- el vapor itallano
'.Giuhu Cesare." dirigien6ose lta-
liza con el objeto de descansar de las
labores ue acabaha de abandonar.
FL viaje de! eX-Pres;dente Pessoa,
hace recordar que todos los presiden
ties del Brasil. una vez que han termi
nado g. periodo para el que han sido
eIectos. salen de su patria inmed2l-
tamente. V Sc supone que el doctor
Psssoa sali6 para no faltar a una
costumbre Observable rigurosamente
aqui.
Comentase cn los diarios de IN Re-
publica Ia Inauguration del nuevo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-25
cLEMENCEAU L-EvARH q
MENSAJ. =. rRAHcbi

MIAMI, Florida. noviembre s4.-
Williams Jennings Bryan en- una de-
cla-aCi6n que biZo al International
News Service, In dicho que Francia
es una naci6n imperialista, por 10 que
los Estados Cnidos nada tienen que
Yer con su po!ftica, Y que en- vez de
haber traido C;enenceau un mensaje
de su pals, terira que ilevarle ell de
que no Sc quiare aquf Ia alianza con
Francia nj con ninguna otra naci6n
europea.
Anadi6 que Fran-ia tiene coionias
en- Africa Y aspiraciones comerciales
para IL domination de los pueblos
que juzga inferiores, por 10 que los
americanos Sc niegan a proporcionar-
le dinero soldados para sus proyec-
tos de exploitation. EstG naci6n Sc
unira con el mundo para ell desarme,
pero no en- Ia barbara poiftica de des-
POLO. sostenids ror ejercitos Y arma-
niadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-25
sE EsTuDIARA IA FORMA De
OAR IA AUToNomiA A FuGh
TO RICO.

SAN JUAN De Puerto Rico. no
viernhre a2.-C,bles uestdoS 'S'a
capital proGz zdeutes Dc Washington.
and!can cue N autonomia de Puerto
geico. sera oajeto Dc un serio ; def
nit.vo eStudio en = ConEreso de !oS
Estados UuidoS que acaba de inaU-
gurar sus sesiOnes.
Dicen esos menssjes que Mr. PM
Campbell. representative por Kansas
anunci6 su prop1sjto ie prescntaT un
proyecto en- que - plan-ea "a form2
mas factible dc dar su jHdepen5ancia
u Puerto Rico.
F. reterido proyecto que 10 Ia -
= do escrito e. Eep-esenJaatc Camp
E5U Gssde el aNo pasado iIeva el 81
SuisnLe titu!o.
"Prcyecto para declauar e. prop6-
sito del pueblo de los .EStados Cnsdos
en- cuanto 81 eStado politico de Puer-
10 Rico y disponer el estabIsc:miento
de IN sobierno aut6uomo en Ia eta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-25
M. CLEMENCEAU LNSLSTE EN-
ARRASTRAR A LOS ESTADOS
LJNLDOS OTRA VEZ A EUROPA
EN- BOSTON, Ell "TlGRE" HABLO DE QUE ERA
NECESARIO QUE LOS E. UNIDOS REGRESARAN .
AEUROPA, PERO EN- ESTA VEZ SIN ARMAS
En- Washington serd agasajado ell ex-p primer Mnistro
como un uisitante distinguido Sc le dard
un banquete en- la Casa Blanca

BOSTON, no :iembre 24.-La recep-
c;on que Sc h:zo en- esta ciudad al
"Tigre de Francia" fue tan esponta-
nea popular como Ia que lie tribute
la ciudad de Nueva York. En- Ia es-
taci6n del sur fuG recibido por el tc-
niente gobernador. Alvan L Fuller y
un comite de reception tornado Dor
militares marinos, funcionarios del
Estado. miIitaras de las fuerZas ALA
das V ciudadan0s.
De In estaci0n Sc dir!gi6 el estadis-
IA hacia el City Hall por GALES ador-
Tada.s con banderas americans y
frarcesas, esco!tado por soldados de
los aliados que tomaron parte en- ia
guerra mundial. polic!aS moutadoS de
Boston, que fueron condecorados con
Ia Cruz de Guerra, soldados del Es-
tado, fuerzas navales Y senoras de IA
Liga UItramariIIa.
E. alcalde lanes NJ. Curley do Ia
bienvenida d Mr. C!emenceau, de
ALI la comitiva Sc dirigij al cap!to-
Iio del Estado. Gonde e. Sobernador
Cox di6 Ia biervenida 4 NJ. Clemen-
ceau en- Ia famosa sala~ de las bande-
ras.
He aqui alganos parratos de Ia
conies;aci6n del ''Tigre:"
"Desputs de IA guerra los Estados
Unidos Sc separaron pronto porque
deiaron de tener interes en- ella La
guerra era naGa sin un tratado. y es-
te era nada sin 10 Lisd. En- esos mo-
mentos Sc separaron los Eztados Uni
dos en- uSo de su derecho. 10 cual ma
die mega. aunqie siento que 10 hayan
hecho asf. Cuando los Estados Uni
dos Sc separaron de Ia guerra no Sc
nos di6 ninguna ga-ant'a nj sc nos di-
10 una palabra.
"Si cohtinuais en- mantcneros ais
lados dejar uCe Francia lng!a;erra
discutan V aun' -!nan a yeces, dentro
de corto tempo, mas corto de 10 que
nodemos imaGinarnos, ceremos aigo
que nos traiga a Ia rea!idad. Pero es-
10 no dcbe ser asi Y debemos procu-
rar que cJntinuen las condicionas de
paZ en- que vivimos despu6s de Ia Ii
beraci5n de Europa.
"Quiero precisamente daros CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-25
La crisis del
aqua sIgue
enV 65XiCO.
FL Ayuntamiento Sc ha
protegido con tropas
muy bien armadas
Ell domingo Sc efectuara la
manifestation de protesta
contra los municipes
TeIcgrama Especial para IA rRENsA".

TeIcgrama Especial para IA PlsENsA'.
CIUDAD DE MENICO. NOV. "a
Ii situaci0n aflictiva porque atra-
yiesan los habiUlntes de esta capi-
tai, con motive de Ia eScaSeZ de
aqua potable, contiaua sin remediar-
Sc 10 que IS peor. que parece cue
continuara asl por varioS dIas Pc
sar de que el Ayuntamient0 asegura
que para esta noche h,,brl Va aqua
en- Ia ciudad.
Esta situaci0n Ia traido como con
secuenc.a una crisis genera! que h.
afectado a todo el mundo Y no Seri
diflcil que termine con Un tenome-
nal Zafarrancho en- q que las autJr!-
dldss municipaIeS sean los principal
les autores.
va hoy. por de pronto, Sc notaron
los prlmeros graves slntomas de un
conflicto, que de ocurrir habri de
costar sangre. Con motive de ii
protesta que los habitantes de cstd
capital, piensan hacer contra los mu-
nic!pes, el Presidente Municipal Sc
alarm0 grandemente hoy pid!o
fuerzas para que 10 pvotegierans y
dcsde esta manana, el Palat!o Mu-
nicipal parece una fortaleZa por e.
a!arde de fuerza que Sc ha hecho
ALI, rodeando al edificio de hombres
armados Y estando el interior lleno
de gendarmes con rifles.
Esta actitud del Cuerpo Conceji!
ha sido duramente ccnsurlda -por los
metropo,itanos que ven en- clio los
grandes temores que tiene el Ayun-
tamiento de que ell pueblo justamen
te indignado por Ii incapac!dad mu-
nicipal 10 deponga Ell masa.
La manifestation monstruo que Sc
hara contra los munfcipes Sc lie
vara 4 efecto ci pr6Ximo domingo. V
en- ella tomaran parte todas las cla-
ses sociales.
Como los cooperatisias han orga-
nizado tambi&n. una manifestation
poiltica para el mismo domingo. con
objeto de hacer propaganda para las
elecciones municipaleS pr6Ximas. Sc
han tornado con tai motive precau-
clones para evitar un cncuentro en-
ire los manifestan.es.
Hoy en- la tarde. despues De que
los edilss vieron que los iemores
que tenian de que sc les atacara,
eran infundadoS, sal'sron Il las ca
Hes. proclamando que 81 alcuno Sc
hubiera atrevido a atacarlos. ellos
estaban dispuestos 4 cmpiear la fuer
"a armada y que habian rcsuelto
hasta ir a invadir los salOnes de Ia
Liga de Pcriodistas, para DISCOVER las
SeSiones dc estos.
Ell desprestigio actual del Ayunta-
micnto hL aumcntado notablemante.
Y Ia totaldad de los nfetropolitanos
parece que Sc hallan dispuestos a
no consentir que siSan cometiendo
los SrandeS abusos que cometen aho-
IA.
La Jefatura de IA Guarnici6n. tam
bien tom6 grandes preeaucioncs V
dispuso due las tropas Sc acuartela-
ran V fuertes pltrullas recorrierOn
las GALES, para evitar des6rdenes.