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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
MORE BEAUTIFUL HOMES PLEA
OF WOMAN'S CLUB SPEAKER
Members of Organization Captured by Charm and At
tracvc Delivery Of Miss Evelyn Hansen as She
Gives Practical Suggestions in Address.

with tho practical suggestions with
''hich her lecture teemcd.
In decorating ami Dress. She
said. nothing should nc too decided.
II is sure sign that something Is
wrong when thinG attracts atten-
t!"n. Everything in your home
should be for comfort and use. and
yet beautiful. too. When thing is
too beautiful TO use i, has lost it's
purpose for. being.
She next took up - discussion Of
period furniture. Through the kind
ness Of the Richmond retail -iucr-
chants. several pieces OF furniture.
all of different pc;iodS. wcr" upon
the stage. and Miss Hansen was able
10 illustrate effectively til" points
which she made Sh" showed also
the proper curtains and hanGincs 30
go with each style OF furniture. She
made this part Of her talk highly en-
pertaining by explaining the charac-
tcris'ics Of the pcopl. who first used
the different kind of furniture in the
period in which Il originated. show
ing how out Of the characteristics Of
these people came the style OF the
furniture.
She told story Of TIA" origin OF
the arms Of chairs. which is uuit"
c"mical 1; seems that Ia the old
brawls. and some Kind friend in
vented arms for chairs in order that
;hc monarchS might yet retain ;hciI
seats when drunk.
ller description OF the meaning ~
Inherent cn!ors WAS especially inter
,Sitng. Every color" ia" said has
Il meaning. Yellow means sunshine.
brightness. rheeriuinesS Som" wum-
en- seem to shy from w".rtn;; vel
low. mayoe bccaus, they HAY. such
advcrS" dispositions She then
proceeded I" give tine meaning Of
each color and to show how on" un-
consciously chooses that Oh. which
most snccessfully Indicates h.r ma
ture
Miss Hansen showed THAT there i,
an irreNocable relationship between
r"ior. line ana texture. Duth in tn.
furnishing OF the home aud in the
dress OF women. 'Wc need l. .uti-
tn homes in America" sh" sad hut
Wc cannot have them uut.l ~. real
"" mat 40 per cent Of tn, buyiu.
don" in this country is done by
womc".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
J. A. Kline AGAIN HEADS
.AUT0M0T|VE ASSOCIATION
Large Increase in Body
Membership Is Reported
at Annual Meet.

An incrcas" of - per. cent in the
membership Of the Richmond Auto.
motive Trade Association during last
year was reported at the annual
meeting held last night in tho mez-
canine parlor Of Murphy's Hotel Tho
meeting Was preceded by a dinner.
Following the reading Of his an
nual report. in which the accom-
plishmcntS OF the association were
set out in detail. James y. Kline. of
the Kline Motor Car Corporation,
was reelected president Ly accla-
nation. other officers elected were
as follows: Vice president. A. Il.
Lane: secretary. II. NJ. FigEatt:
treasurer. &. ~. Booth: directors. !.
". White. T.. l., TAYLOR. \. T.. Frank
lin T. G.. Sydmor and Kenneth Chad
wick.
The finances Of the association
were shown 10 he in excellent cuu-
dition and splendid year Is In
prospect for tn. membership. which
includes dealers In automobiles. ac-
ccSSDrieS and parts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
SAYS TRADE CONDITIONS
ARE MATERIALLY BET TER
Remuncrative Work Is Suf1i-
cicnt to Supply All Rca-
sonable Demands.


'""~ report written Tor The
Times Dispatch. says:
While il is freely admi,,oo tb,,
there is much room FOR imnrovr,,.nt
:; is i,lt tina, business cxrdt,i,'ns
az. materially better, as rnn,na rod
with the month of Scntamh.r mi
still more So as compared vim Ar
gust. Under the I'm t,u.rr. Of =.
STRENGTHENING OF nric.. th.ro ,,s
been a marked tendency nj r.t.iI.r.
in groceries to an,;cina,s ucod. ,,,I
tn. decrease in the numhar ne rn.
employed, through IN. adius.mcp, nc
labor disputes. has NM consur,.rs
into "a position to be ;lhI. tn nm.
chase more freely. II is believed tb:,
virtually. AL OF those on, of cmn,nvs
ment on account Of recent l,hor diG,
cutie. have. either returned to ,bni-
former poSitions or secur,,l o,h.r
rcn,uneratiye work.
Dry goods AMI clothing arc /, hot,
ter request as we'll as h.,ts cav.
and womcn's ANA misses. hr.Lv,..,,
shoes likewise. shnw :, ,.,,nr,
strengthening of demand. I.,jc.. ~.
shoes are, slightly lower for ,nn.rnn
grades. while tor the finer AMI .ro,
up-to-,latc stylcr pricrs are .,,,n ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

Every woman should be her own
interior decorator" said Miss Eve
lyn Hansen in her talk 10 the wom-
en- of Richmond yesterday afternoon
in the auditorium OF the Woman's
Club. III a woman does not decorate
her home herself. ii will not reflect
her personality. and certainly not
hr really her home"
Miss Hansen lecturcd under tn.
auspices OF the Housewives League,
In its Better Homes campAft m
She discussed very fully the fur
niShiug and decorating Of tho home.
ana also gave "a considerable part of
her talk 10 the discussion of dress
Her audience Was quite charmed
with her attractive delivery and also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
SAWDUsT IN WATERS HAS
DEADLY EFFECT ON FISH
Commissioner Lee to Rigidly
Enforce Law Against Dump.
ing Into Streams.

Declaring that SiwduSt is proha.
bly, the most injurious Of all things
dumped int" the waters of tho State
In SO Tar ~ fish life is concerned.
Commissioner W. Mcdonald Lee. in
addressing the gam, war,iens from
the counties and cities east of the
Blue I;ids- Yesterday at luncheon.
said that the Law against DUMPING.
S"Wdust INTO streams would lie rigid
~ enforced Com missioner Lee SAT-
that fish ladders must hc constructs
ed IN every river OF the state in
order ihat shad and othe! fish nigh :
reacn The upper waters
Lewis II Nacheu. head Of the .d,I.
cationai department. outlined T..
manner by vhich the puElir could
be brought /" realization OF the
wisdom of conserving the game and
iSh - we'll as ;hos" birds and uu;.
mails ihat destroy uoH!uuS "a cts.
Among thcs. means hc cnum.r.,t,d
the press as az mrs imporia,cc: Tho
publication iaSuo,l ny the department.
The c"nYorvatlouis;": the bulletin
Of ihr department. and the pc soual
INSTRUCTION. given 20 tho citizens by
wardcnS He said The Instruction Of
ich""i "ii.!ursu by means Of primers
and lectures won!d profoundly in.
iucncc public opinion within a few.
ycars
Al ,he att-ruo"r session NJ. l..
Hart Wa presented with a larSt
silver waiter ny IN. w,rd.uS a, :,
oxen az app cc.at.u.t ~ his service.
as secretary sine, I'll. Department
was organized. Guv.rn"r ana M~s
=. l.ee IrinKlr attended tho lGach.
and Mrs. Trinkle p.nycG several v.o-
lin selections
Practically every phase OF tn. work
al the wardens was discussed az tn.
wv" seasons held yesterday. when
conc udcd I'll" tw, dave conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
NEW CONSTITUTION PLAN
DISCUSSED BY CITY HEADS
Will Come Up a, Convention
of League of Virginia
municipalities.
ALBERT l.. ROPER To TAKE LEAD
State Highway Program Ono of
anestions About Which Members
Arc TO Taik--AinsIie TO speak on
Matter Of Taxation.

Shall there be Constitutional
Co"ventiony IS ole o! the chief
questions for discussion at tho
seventeenth annual convention OF
The League Of Virginia Municipaii-
ties. 10 De held IN Petersburg neat
Thursday and Friday.
II VIII be taken UP Al the after
noon session OF the nrst day OF the
meeting and win be discussed from
tho viewpoint of the municipalities.
As there IS q division OF sentiment
IN the State regarding the proposed
convention. representatives OF prac-
t!cai!y every municipalities in Vir-
Sin!a VIII be heard il is expected.
Albert Roper Wit Lead.
The discussion will be led hy AL
bert L. Roper. Mayor OF the city Of
Norfolk: w. u. l.ipscomh. city at
torney Of Suffolk, and Il. T. HaEy.
Mayor OF Abingdon.
The Relation Of the state High
way Program 10 the municipalities"
I'D b. l. Wake Truxtuu. OF Nor
to'k, member OF the State Highway
Commission. and Pressing Problems
IN Municipal TaNation." LED by
Mayor George Ains!ie, of Richmond;
Richard t. Byrd. OF Winchester. and
frank Talbot. OF Danv!u.. are
among the other important subjects
to be discussed at the convention.
The convention Will open Thurs
day morning q; 1880 O'Clock. with
prayer 10y Rev. L. =. Dandridgc. rec
ioT OF s.. PauNs Episcopal Church.
%! Petersburg, and Mayor Samuel
w thinner will deliver the address
~ welcome. The response will be
oy john W. Moore vice pr, sidcnt of
Vie league aud member OF the Coun-
ell OF tic city Of Richmond
Reports Of officers will be read
committees Will he appointed and
ihe round Die groups will lie or
S"nt@ed. The afternoon session will
begin at 2:iS O'clock. with the CON
>t.iu;iom;tl Convention question the
A-Ni for discussion. Following the
q. c"sS!"n o; Pressing Problems In
Municipal Taxation" General j. r.
J''Nsy. city manager OF tho city OF
t'or;Sln"utH. vii! deliver an address
on special Assessments for Public
impr"vemeuts'
The City Budget" viii he the
s1a!rct OF the address 10 hc deliv.
cred b.. Wilder NJ. Rich. city man
: A-'r o; the city OF Alexandria,
'""~'> Of Rotary Club. .
=" delegates 10 tile convention
- guests OF The Petersburg
i"rS club az dinner to be given
SEQ o'clock
THs airs; session Oh FRIDAY will be.
: "a At 80 "'clocK, with the discussion
The halfway program. This will
"e .".l"N.d by an illustrated lecture
Paving Problems ia the MoGer,.
'-;". %" Major T. :. Bcsson. L. :
enTiu"rrS. and assis;um, eu.rncer
'r'.'a..Ss .on"r OF The Distr!c, ., CO.
a l. g. Nass town manager
n!a& viii address the conven-
n "A Paving Program for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
nnr A.,orirtion tn Me.,

Delegates TO the conference OF Far
Association Delegates and to the
American BAR Association runvcn-
zion viii nahc their reports "a, the
"eru!ar quara,riy meeting OF the
Richmond Bar Association vii, be
he'd ia Tia" civil Justices courtroom
City Hall. this afternoon q; 4:@n
o'clock. other important business
viii bc transacted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
INJURY IN FALL PROVES
FATAL TO MRS. PACE.
Dies at Memorial Hospital. Where
She Was Taken After Suffering
n Fractured ShnlI.

Mrs III. \. Page. daughter OF Mr.
ana MIS-. {. T.. Hester. OF Louisa.
h'ed at Memorial Hospital at ,
o'clocN yesterday afternoon Her
death was attributed by physicians
:" fractured skun. the rcSul, OF a
iali down hign; OF stairs "a, her
home, East Main Street. TUESDAY.
afternoon She was II years old
Besides her husband. She is sur
vircd hy one child, three sisters and
brother. Funeral services viii be
conducted from the Methodist
Church. at-Louisa tomorrow morning
1T II o'clock. lnTermcnt Will he IN
Oakland Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
DYE FADED WRAP
SKIRT, DRESS IN
"DlAMOND DYES"

f.'|h I"iC"aSr oi 'b.amo.rd Dyes
contains directions 80 simple any wo-
NAN can dye ar tint hcr old worn.
iaded things new. Even II she has
never dyed before. She can pu; - rich
.ad.lcss color into snapDy skirts.
'resscS. waists. coats. stockings.
Nwraicrs. coverings. drAp. r:,s. n.ng-
nSS. everything. Buy Diamond Dyes
n" other kind then perfect home
Iyting is guarantees. Jus, ,c ! your
''ruGEtst whether tue material YOU
wish II dye j. WOOL or silk. or
whether II IS linen. cotton or mixed
goods. Diamond Dyes never streak
spot fHic. or run. ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
Two Diy.cto,. ou,,,,,.

Directors NlIcn ! savllie IN! WI.
lam h. Myers yesterday qualified :o,
'"t term Of two y."rs. bcsiunug 90.
toner J. b"'h Wrrc recently nuiui.
rated by Mayor Ain7!i. TO ,yccced
themhciref. and were reelected
unanimously by in. Cliy c.un-..
They each gave BOND ia INC sun, Of
$lo.0sa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Poster Advertising Association.
Jefferson Hotel, 10 y. II. and
I. VI.
Richmond Bar Association, Civil
Justice Court. 1870 i. NJ
John MARSHALL House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open ? a. NJ. to
g !. NJ.
For theatcr calendar. see Page
Four.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
Ell GABINETE NORTE-AMERL
CANo ESTARA REUNIDO To-
Do Ell Ola DE HOY PARA DIS
CUTIR LA QUESTION DE LA
HUELGA

WASHINGTON, julio 25.-Altos fun
cionarios de II Administrator han ma
nifestado que la reunion que celebrarl
hoy Ell Gabinete sera consagrada enter |
rnents al estudio discussion de un nue.
vo plan del presidente Harding concer
niente al arreglo de la huelga.
A medic dia Ge hoy llegara est1
capital ell seiior Lewis, presidente de
la Union Nacional de Minero5. quen
asistira a la reunion del Gabin3ta antes
de adopsar los acuerdos respccto a la
termination del movimiento, el cUal
al rarecer, Va disminuyendo en- intensi
dad = entusiasmo.
Ell nuevo plan del presidente Har1-
ing Sc ignora todavfa. pero, no obstan
te Sc informa que aquel supone Ell pro
posito del gobierno de incautarse de
los s1-yi (os fegrovisrios y postalc5
81 10 Sc pueGo llegar un acuerdo for
NAL en.re las dos parties en- controver
sia.
Un funcionario Gle Casa Blanca init
i1amente relacionado con ell E1'esidente
ha manifestado que de la reunion del
Gabinete Cependen los nuevos rumbos
que tomen los acontecimientos. puesto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
UN CONTRABANDISTA Sc ABODE
RA DE UN vELERo EN- LA IsLA
DE VIEQUES

Cuando la detective nos dio la noti-
cia... vinieron a nuestra memoria los
versos Ge Espronceda econ diez cano
nes por banda, viento en- popa a toda
vela, no CORE no, sino vuelo un velero
mercantil', y tambien recordamos las
fechorfas de Cofl'ssi. Pero en- aquellos
tiempos todo era possible. Lo que nos
sorprende es que hoy y NADIA menos
que del puerto Mosquito, un contraban
dista, arrostrando ell peligro y violan
do las leyes, media noche, Sc intro
duzca en- la bahia y Sc apodere 6ol
balandro "Dusrte'', ell cual estaba
fondeado en- aquella rada.
La detective de Vieques ha telegra-
fiado las autoridades de San Juan
participandole que anteayer, Jorge Ra-
mirez. patron del balandro Quarts
propiedad de don Juan Cruz, penetro
en- la oficina de la secreta de aquella
roblaci0n para declarar que su velero
habia desaparecido del puerto de Mos
quito.
Las autoridades suponen que este
velero ha sido robado por un contra
bandista, con ell proposito de introdu
cir licores a Puerto Rico.
cIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio 3D.
Los facultativo5 cue asisten al presiden
to Obreg6n dicen que este padece dc
una larga gripe que estara sntes de
ina semana en- Ell cjercicio de sus fun
clones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
MR.. HARDING Y SIJ GABINETE
HAN FRACASADO POR COM
.PLETO EN- LAS ULTIMAS PRO-
POSICIONES PRESENTADAS
PARA OAR TERMINO A LA FORMIDABLE Y PRO-
LONGADA HUELGA De MINEROS

que el gobierno Sc halla disputesto Ell
trar en- un pcriodo de actividad en- 10
relative Ia huelga, va que el pals es.
ia sufrlendo las graves consecuencias
que resultan del conficto.
Noticias circuladas en- las Iltimas
horas de la mafiana de hoy, dicen que
el presidents Harding sometera al Gl-
binete las siguientes proposiciones:
1.-Admitir 3 los obreros en- huelga
ntevamente al trabajo siguiendo por
escalafones, los derechos de antigiie-
dad.
2.-Los huelguistas, su vez, depon
dram la actitud de rebeldia que han w.
nido observando hasta ahora respecto
los patronos.
3.-La question de los salaries sera
aplazada hasta que Sc nombre un Conf
t6 Ua Arbitraje que discuta serenamen
tie el asunto
e. Presidente ha declarado que las
otras cuestiones conciernen la liber
tad de las minas Y al 'examen de las
reivindicaciones presentadas por los
obreros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
LA POLICIA de- BAVIERA ME-
CAROTUND DAMENTE AENTRA-
DA EN- MUNICH A LAS AUTORI-
DADES DE BERLIN
QUE DESEAN PERSEGUIR A Los CONSPIRADORES
DE LA REPUBLICA IMPERIAL ALEMANA

sen6as approximations de seis nacio
res cat6licas del mundo.
Ell gobierno sovietista no ha pcrmi-
lido, por motives que hasta ahora Sc
ignoran. que las ordenes 1oigiosas de
Francia y Polonia envien delegados y
81 solamente suministro de medicinas.
e. Comite procedera a comprar ropa
y alimtantos en- los paises balkanicos,
donds Ell trasporte Sc hace mas facil
y 1apido y los precios son mas baratos
que en- Europa.
Ell Papa Pfo XII personalmente, ms
truira a los Geleg ados proposito de
la mission que van realizar y de los
socorros proporcionales que distribui-
ran en- las regiones mas castigadas por
Ell hambre.
Algunos periodicos. com.entando los
trabajos de- Comit6 Cat6lico, dicen que
la reciente orden de las autoridades
rojas amenazando con clausurar las
iglesias cat6,icas de Russia 'expulsar
los mlsloneros, oebe ser motive para
que la referida Comisi6n encuentre diff
cultades Y 'entorpecimientos EN- ell ejer
cicio de sus deberes.
Ell "Giornale d. Italia'' dice que pu
0iera suceder que, en- el ardor de la dis
puta, los soviets no podran concentrar
sus odios, llegando uuizas hasta prohi
bir la entrada de la Comisi6n cat6lica
en- ell territorio moscovita.
Todo 'asta organizado. sin embargo
para que ell Comit5, Sc embarque ell mier
coles hacia Russia.
Ell padre Walsh ha celebrado esta ma
mana una entrevista con eI Cardenal
Gaspsrri, sscretario del vaticano des-
pues de la cual aqu5l declare que lie
va ins;rucciones del Papa para discu-
tir con los funcionarios rojos la cues
ton de la distribution de alimentos, a
fin de que la Comisi6n pueda realiza1
mas facilmente sus gestiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
Ell GABINETE ALEMAN VUEL.
We A REUNIRSE HOY PARA
DISCUTIR LA QUESTION
DE BAVIERA

BERLIN, Julio 25.-Se espera que ell
Cabinets Sc reuna hoy las once para
discutir Ia grave question de Baviera,
la cual Sc considera muy critica.
Un diario dice que la actitud de es
ia provincial altera EN- cierto modo
las condolences del proyecto conteni&o
en- la moratoria, con arreglo las cua-
les ell gobierno aleman acept6 el con-
troll absolute de sus finanzas.
Ell "Berliner Taggeblatt' aflrma q.
10 mas importante que esta ahora sobre
ol tapete del Gabinete, es ell asunto
de Baviera y que desde lugo muchas
cosas dependen de el, incluso la estabi
lidad Y union de la republica.
El canciller Wirth ha estado conver
sando todl la mafiana de hoy con ell pre-
sidente Ebert, quien ha retornado de
su finca de campo en- vista de los impor
tantisimos problenas que tiene que
abordar rapi1amente ell gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
UN CIUDADANO PORTUGUES
HA SIDO EJECUTADO
EN- Russia

LTsBoA, julio 25.-Los periodicos
de esta tarde dan cuenta de que ell cid
dadano rortugues Antonio Escasa ha
sido 'ejecutado en- Moscd por disposi
ci6n del Tribunal Superior Rojo. como
REQ de espionaje v alta TRACTION.
FL representante de Portugal en- la
capital sovietista ha recibido instruc-
ciorles para que informe ampliamente a
este gobierno acerca de 81 son ciertos
los motives que aduce Ell Soviet para
fusilar al referido ciudadano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26
sITUACIoN ANoRMAL

Ell Jefe del "Asilo de Ninos" Sc
lamentaba aver de la situaci6n anormal
craada en- aqr;alla institution por par
te del Departamento de Sandal, el
Cual parece contar con Ia anuencia de
la "Comisi6n del Servicio CIVIL, que
en- este case, y siendo ella la encargada
que la creara, no ha dicho NADIA toda-
via, teniendo Ell interesado que recu-
rrir a los Tribunale5 en- demanda dc
Julticia, como hizo no ha mucho ell Sr.
Honore, cuando su Jefe Immediate ira
to de serararle del cargo.
De pdblico Sc dice que hay una gran
analogfa entire esto3 dos casos, comen-
tandose Ell hecho de que ell fallo dado
por la Corte de Distrito en- el asunto
de Honore no haya servido de ejempIo
la "Comisi6n del Servicio Civil
la cual permite, ademas, que Sc hagan
nombramientos temporeros como ell del
Sr Irizarry, habiendo, segnn Sc dice,
varios candidates elegibles que, de
acuecdo con la Ley, deben tener la de
bida preferencia.
Por todos los hechos que anotamos,
nos dijo aver el Sr. del Rosario, Ell
e3ta dispuesto llevar ell asunto los
Tribunales, para cuyo efecto ha nom
brado va para que le representen, a
los abogados Sres. Rivera zayas M.
Figueroa del Rosario, quienes eStan es
tudiando va Ell recurso legal adecuado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-26

'Asilo''. Lueso hizo distribuir entire
los subalternos una hoja suelta, dando
cuenta de que acababa de ser nombra-
do Jafe de dicha Institution, que, CO
mo tai, en- vista de la actitud de
rebe,dia observada por Ell Sr. del Ro-
sario, le requeria a todos para que Sc
.abstuvieran d. cumrlimentar sus or
Genes.
Una hora dur6 la vista de Irizarry
al "Asi1o'' Al cabo de ella Sc reti-
70, anunciando que volveria al dia si-
guiente.
Mientras todo e-to ocurre permane-
cen cerradas las oficinas del Director
de la In-titucion, y las llaves en- poder
del cr. del Rosario.
UN PUESTo MAS ABAJO
El Sr. del Rosario nos inform6 que
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Omitted Press, via All America cabrss)


BERLIN. julio 25.-Continda ad-
quiriendo caracteres de verdadera gra
vedad la situaci6n politica estallada
en- la provincial de Baviera con mott
vo de negarse esta poner en- vigor
las leyes proteccionistas de la Repd-
blica.
En- este asunto todos los politicos
alemanes exceptuando los lideres del
comunismo en- ell Parlam!ento han acep
tado el punto de vista del Cabinets,
este es. de actuar con mano fuerte y
energica, para sofocar tempo el in
esperado estallido que muy bien pudie
ra extenderse . otras provincias para
poner en- Isligro la cohesion del gobier
10.
A Ultima hora de la t1rde de hoy
sc han recibido despachos telegraficos
de Munich diciendo que la policia de
Bav!cra en- combination con las auto
ridades municipales y ell pueblo Sc dis
ponen a no permitir la entrada en- di--
cha ciudad los conspiradores contra
la Rep1blica.
Ell conde Lerchenreld ha manifes-
ta1o que Baviera Sc dispone rechazar
las tarifas proteccionistas aun tre-
que de provocar una guerra civil y
de iniciar al anarquismo v Ia confu-
sion en- ell pals.
Ell lnico Ministro democratic del
Gabinete bavaro ha presentado la di-
mission v Sc dirige hacia esta capital.
Sc temse que la situaci6n bavaria
provoque la caida del ministerio de
wirth.
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LA COMISION CATOLICA PA
RA S0CORROS A RUSSIA SAL
ORA Ell MERCEDES HACIA
MOSCU

ROMA, julio 25.-Su Santidad Ell Pa
pa ha concedido hoy UNI audiencia a
Ia Comisi6n Cat6lica que sale Ell mier
coles pr6ximo hacia Moscu, para lle-
var aliInentos y ropa a los miles 6'a ciu
dadanos moscovitas que son victimas
del hambre las Intermediates en-
aquel pals.
Ell Comit6 esta presidido por el pa
dre Walsh de Estados Unidos, ell reve-
rendo Novoelxis de Constantinop.a y
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Ell PRESIDENTE HARDING HIzO
AVER IMPoRTANTEs NoMBRA-
MIENTOs

WASHINGTON, julio 25.-Anun-
clan de Casa Blanca que ell presidente
Harding ha nombrado al almirante Hi
larry Jonas, comandante en- iefe de la
escuadra del Atlantico; al mayor ge-
neral Robert L. Bullard, comandante
en- jefe del segundo cuerpo nacional de
aviacion, y al replasentante Stephen
Porter, de Pennsylvania, jefe de la mi
sion diplomatica de la Camara que asis
tira las fiestas del centenario del Bra
sill.
El Prasidente nombrara de un mo-
mento otro los demas miembros que
alcanzan 2 ounce.
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Ell TRASATLANTICO "MAU
RETANIA" ROMPE UN
RECORD

SOUTHAMPTON, julio 25.-A medic
dia de hoy ha fondea3o en- este puerto
u trasat antico Mauretania" ell cual
ha establecido un sorprendente ''re-
cord'' de velocidad entire Cherbourg
y Nueva York. Ell rererido recorrido
-fue nscno por ef admrar1e trasatIanti
CO en- cinco dias, ocho horas ,nueve mi
nutos. 10 cual establece un maravilloso
preceSente en- la historic de los grandes
vapores modernos.
Ell 'Mauretatiia" saldra ell sabado'
hacia Europa, conduciendo centenares
de pasajeros.