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TREINTA cENTRALEs AZUCARE-
RAS QUEDARAN ESTE ANO
FUERA DE CoMBATE
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conferencia international economical a.
Sc celebrara en- Ginebra, y la cual ha de
tratar sobre los cambios, ell credito y
todo 10 que Sc relaciona con la actual
crisis mundial
Ell senior Monserrat, nos confrm6 las
declaraciones del referido financiero y
agreg6 por su cuenta que la crisis azuca
rera. tai como estaba planteada, signi-
ficaba la ruina economical del pals.
Ell distinguido abogado y financiero
nos prometi6 escribir un articulo, en- el
cual expondra la situaci6n y sus puntos
de vista relativas a ella.
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EsrADIsT1cAsDE HNrERMEDADEs

En- la semana que termin6 3, dia 1
de enero hubo en- Puerto Rico las 81
guientes intermediates que comparamos
con las ocurridas la semana anterior:
Fiebre tifo:dea, IL y 9; antrax. / y
o; difteria, 2 v 2; tos ferina, ' 9; f.
lariasis, 1 v l; paludismO, % y A; tu-
berculosis, 1s y %; uncinariasis, 16 Y 6
y sarampi6n. y "a.
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sIGUEN EN- sUs TREcE

En- Puerta de Tierra, ell sargento Pc
dro Sierra y policias sus 6rdenes ocu-
paron en- la residencia de Juan Lugo,
situada en- ell barrio Miranda, dos alam
biques en- los momentos en- que Juan
Lugo y Jose de Jesls Pastrana fabrica
ban alcohol. Lugo Y Pastrana fueron-
arrestados y denunciados ante ell Tri-
bunal Municipal por violacion de la ley
de Arbitrics, habiendoIe sefialado ell juez
trescientos d6lares de fianza cada uno
de ellos para quedar en- hbertad provi-
sional.
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FUE sUsPEND1Do

A petici6n. del Lcdo. Brown, que re
presenta la parte- demandada, fu6 sus-
p'ndido aver, por cuarta yez, el case
de Ramon Debr6n en- contra de la
Compaifa del tabaco.
Este es TN case en- Ell que el deinan-
dante hace una reclamation de $4,000
por daics y perjuicios a la demandada.
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uN cARTER1sTA ARREsTADo-

Ell guardia corchado arrest6 aver al
carterista Francisco Gonzalez, ouien,
en- plena Gale, lie arrebat6 una bolsa
de mano la Srta. Julia Nieves. dan
dose inmediatamente la fuga. Regis
trados los bolsillos del audaz pillo, Sc
le encontr6 un revolver y varios obje
tos mas.
Gonzalez ineres6 en- la carcei.
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ANT1cALcULINA q ]
ERREY

Es valiosisima en- las inflamaciones
uretrales, en- las irritaciones v distur-
bios en- la vejiga, en- casos de urinas
cion dificultosa, Evita que. los ninos,
mojen la CANA por la noche. Els de
gran valor en- los des6rdenes de. las
senoras durante el embarazo. En- todas
las boticas. Advt.
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LA LEcHE Sc vENDE DEMAsIADo
CARA EN- BATAMoN
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s'John Marshall Todo clio ha sido
debido la asiduidad del sr. Gaetan
quisn ha contado tanbien con la valio
sa ayuda del Inspector sr. vazquez
Ortiz y su ayudante sr. Angel Irizarry.
Felieitamos a dichos funcionarios y
tambi6n los padres de faniIia por te
ner resuelto un problema que no ha te
nido soluci6n todavia en- otras poblacio
mes.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
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Han constituido una sociedad en- CO.
mandita, que Sc dedicara al negocio de
provisiones en- general, representation
mes comisiones, los sefores Arturo E.
Bravo Y don German Llodrat, figurando
ambos como socios gestores, como CO.
manditario, don Ernesto D. Reyes.
La nueva mercantil girara con la de-
nomination de Bravo y Co.. S. en- G.
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ALuMrAn PARA WuRxaa

ADU MtH A. FA1A WU18BlW
La UIi1tca Nmamax tl6ne ntas Daxs
nm AdmsrS de j6vaass cue dsssaR -
tudtAr y practicax
La senerita Bupsrintsndoata sacilisa
rA les in9srn1ss nscssartoa. santnrcs.
stCp 10. Advt.
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700 MILLONES DE MARCOS ES
LA SUMA QUE PAGARA
ALEMANIA

CANNES, enerO l1.-Los expertos
fnancieros Aliados presentaran la Con-
ferenciaS una proposition para ijar en-
700 millones de marcos, la suma que de-
bera pagar Alemania el afio en- curse.
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JovEN QUE FALLEcE
/ REPENTINANGENTE

En- la fabrica de pastas la Constan-
cia'', situada en- la Gale Mirasol, de
Ponce, ell joven Clotilde Santos, de vein
te afos,- falleci6 repentinamente.
segun ell dictamen facultativo, dicho
joven habia muerto por defciencia del
corazon.
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ALGUNAS DIGRESIONES

La lev que no ampara ciudadano puede perseguo
Toda socedad consuye para defensa sendo e nd-
vduo parte ella tene drecho protecc6n Un gobeno
es un efe faa cuando acepta este deber las res
ponsabdades que counes, debe renunciar la junction
que deegado e destruido por la soce
dad con ell misrno cafacter que Ie designo .*
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iMIRE sU PORvENIRl

YO-tengo secretos para tener FOR
TUNA en- amores, viajes, juegos, ne
gocios casamientos. Escribame y
lie enviare catalogo cupones de con-
sultas. Direction o. Rodriguez. San
ia Lucia IL. Marianao. Cuba.
Advt. ~ S
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DoNA PATRIA MARTINEZ

Sc encuentra en- Ponce, pasandc al
gunos dias en- union de su scfiora ma
Dire dona Francisco VIDA. de Martinez,
la distinguida DANA doda Patria Mar
tinez, dignisima esposa del Lcdo. don
Felix C6rdova Davila, comisionado de
Puerto Rico. en- Washington.
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Contra todo prvgio que esone ntereses del cudadano,
dbe oponerse ley que para los egosmos para las
iniuscas Nngna ley que tienda axlar decta indrsc-
taiente privlego debe acatada la cudadanfa,
aque que haya paocado debe estado la sobe
rama delegation del pueblo cue representa- Un tribunal de JUS
tcia no debera protesta ustcada de in
dyduo prvIego La garanta del ndyiduo, es
la undad db del todo social la iusca que pone bao
IA acc6n de los Que sapican la ley @ s-
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ComereIante on provisIonas

Tsnemss cempIatS surtids de cuaHses
articulss cenctsrneA = nuestro rane, que
rectbimss semanalments. Antss dc com:
prar v1siteass lame . nussrrS tal6fs-
ne.
PEREZ HERnEANos
Tel6fone ss6. Isabel II Ndm. 8. Advt
COMMERCIAL
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mostrar la competencia de que Sc bla
soma poner de manifesto una era
sa ignorancia: tai es ell dilema.
Atentamente
DIR. Agustin Rosa QUINoNES.
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LAS ALMORRANAS. SIS CURAN
EN- s A IA DIAS. UNGu ENTO PAZO
las, cura, va. sean SIM pies, .sangrantes.
externas o con Dicaz6n. IsA uTliners.
aplicacion da alivio Advt
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Solemos deberes que fueron seran
de tda Ia organization de la vida humana Entire es
tos esta que organization civil sufa detrnento
por fata de seedad discrecion usca haansno en- los
hombes encargados de progreso estabidad Greer
que nura Que hace al ndivduo afecta al conunto
como cfey6fanos pu1aIada una no ha de
cerpo 81 eI utrae una bandera agravo para
coectvdad nacional razon eli ultrae
eonsderarse ell utrae todo pueblo De
este principle la verdadeCa soldarfdad social.
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Las paabras in1tes cuando legue comprender
oe hechos Solo de la competa
ammonia entire paabras hechos la conanza ST crit
caos despotismo reazamos hechos despoticos los
oionamos paaba No podra nada
i6gc noble, nada usto nada bueno de entdad agna
cuyos contraos ideas que manifesto Esto
Idca conviction, faa de honadez fata de pobdad
respeto los observan No creas tales
oharlataneras Proceeded sempe contra ell hecho 81 mao
consideration las paabras aunque
bondadosas rebeado siempre todas las maas
del engano de la traieion.
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La vida una todo TEMPO todo luga Asi
aceptarse teera Pero esta ucha que tie
m6Itpes coera contra
semeantes que tenen gua actua moral las mis-
necesdades los nismos nconVenentes los msnos doo
ventaas conqusar feicidad Ayudar
adelantar la oba Desdenar la
compce del mavado que persigue
p6jne pudiendo daro ndgno de que puerta aguna
cuando acuda al gpo civil denanda de deensa
de iusca La socedad ella los representa
dar al ciudadano la protection que eA do min
OCCASION seeantes En- tales socedad
debe hacerse iuez de concencia, hacer usticia.
existir-y existirdn por muchos sigloas deren
dferencas de costmbres de me-
reIac6n vda sentmentos criterios de eli
dben existr dfeencas la vida civil, nj d
uca dferencias pedad nj alguna
que hombre besta del hobre tpo de
progeso. Esta derenca la 1nica possible Argumenta
clio, tenendo la political la religion negocio
quezas perder tempo debe dedicarse ustrar
nismo despreca1o al perudica atraer
esquvo vandoso caino quien bus
10 encuentra. Esto meior.
La historic puede ensear muchas hasta vud
expica ella suceddo
los tepos abruadora los hombres.
rnsno M ocurrido las socedades privado
dos, bursatas FL
exsteg ST las escueas honbre dgno
hombre sabio, manenemos ell equibro de la sabidua
seHtimieno la razon toeranca la pedad usticia
vda cdadanos que puedan sobre s des
tino ell de semeantes toando all ndviduo po
formation de las futras estas
pacentes, ecuanies Sin ndividlo
bueno no habra socedad decente.
Felix MATos BERNiER
, 1922-01-23
JAP RULE ON
STABLE BASIS

TOXIC. Jan. 7s.-tBy The Associ
ated Press-Premier TskahAshi firm
" entrenched by tho support OF the
Seiyu-Kai party. OF which he is a ieac.
er. appears to be at the head OF a
stable government.
Universal suffrage probably will be
enc Of tho principal points OF attack
by the opposition party In tho lower
house OF parliament, which opened on
Saturday and a measure TO confer the
voting power upon all malo Japanese
win be urged at every opportunity. In
tho upper house. however. any exten.
sion OF suffrage undoubtedly will be
opposed. The labor situation. social
niltions, army and navy appropria-
lions. policies to be pursued relative
% Siberia and China and tn confer
'nce at Washington win prab iy ar.
ord subjects mp which The vrr7
mont M. b c"it--iuc cd C~alr-cr 1a
Inns JAILED to mlintain tho prelt
u Japan ar frequently hetri bu
mere are confident assertions by lead
-rs OF the government party and in ad-
ministraiion circles that efforts of the
opposition to Influence the govern.
ment's policy regarding the conference
will be futile.
, 1922-01-23
DELEGATES NAMED TO
DISTRICT CONVENTION
BY CASPER R0TAR|AMs

Election Of delegates Il the district
correction OF the Rotary clubs OF the
Rocky Mountain region. bearing OF
annual reports OF boy work and hear
Ing the address Of J. J. Jewett. Riv
erton lumber dealer. who has charge
of the Rotary club activity In behalf
OF boys OF that town. occupied the at
tention OF tho Rotary club at its week.
ly luncheon this noon
L. A Reed and b. q. Brooks were
elected delegates TO the district Ro-
tary meeting which viii DO held at
Greeley. Colo. March "a and 25. A.
A. slade and George B. Nelson we're
chosen aiternates.
DR.. J.. c. Kamp made his report on
boy work here. handling the subject
along the line OF Physical Develop
mont Of the Boy"
Mr.. Jewett. n visitor at the lunch
eon. was then introduced and told
comprehensiveiy of what the River.
ton Rotary club had done in behalf
OF the boys OF that town.
, 1922-01-23

in many of the most famous univer-
stiles In the world.
AS a man of letters and q publicist.
viscount Bryce was a world figure.
Outside of his own county he was
best known in tho United States,
whore since the early SOS his interest
had SO largely conferred that he was
sometimes styled an English Yam
kee." One remarkable thing repeat
edly said OF him vas hat he knew
America better than most Americans.
His History OF tho American Com.
monwealth' has been a standard text
book in the schools of the United
States for the past generation-pro-
viding the spectacle of a foreigner In
structing Americans in the workings
and structure of their own life and
laws. as de T~ocqueville had done to
some extent years previously in his
Democracy IN America"
Through his ook through innum-
cradle addresses In his country, and
through five years. service as the Brit
ish ambassador In Washington. Wis
count Bryce became one Of the most
notable human links In tho chain of
friendly relations between the United
States and Grea Britain. The extent
, 1922-01-23

mediateiy % Mr.. Weeks house 10 de-
clare his undeservedness OF the honor.
General Pershing declined the award
OF the medal OF honor for the same
exploit concerned IN today's prcsen-
tation. This was an incident occur-
ring when he was a brigadier general
n the Philippine Islands IN 1919.
The citation made public earlisr in
tho day by Secretary Weeks on which
the boards decision was made follows:
For extraordinary heroism 1 n sc-
tion against hostile fanaticai Moros ut
Mount Bagsak. Joio. Philippine L.
lands. on June Is. 1919. He personal
Iy assumed command OF tho assaulting
line at the most critical period when
only about Is yards from the last
Moro position His encourageulnt
and splendid example OF personal hero
Ism resulted in a general advance and
the prompt capture OF the hostile
stronghold
, 1922-01-23

LONDON. jan Boy Tho Associ-
ated Pressa-conferences were held
throughout Sunday at the colonial Of
flee between the Irish committee OF
the British cabinet and tho representa-
tivos OF the Irish provisional govern
ment who came TO London to confer
over details concerning the assump-
ton OF power by the provisional re-
gime m Ireland. pending the organize
ton Of tho irish Free State govern
mont under the Anglo-Irish treaty. the
colonial office announced today.
Measures necessary for the transfer
of the executive responsibility to the
new Irish ministry were explored in
detail and good progress was made, the
announcement said. Tho conferences
are being continued. although Michael
Collins returned to Ireland last night.
, 1922-01-23


to which he made mis- personality felt
is explained in part by the fact that
while he was q scholar and states
man Of the highest rank he always
could be found willing to meet people
and to discuss publicly and In a friend.
Iy way topics OF national and interna'
tional interest.
He was a man Of varied achieve
ments. and mere reference to his In
terest in America does not by any
means sum up his remarkable career.
He was called "the most versatile liv.
ing Englishmen," which would be
true. says one biogrspher. had he not
been born in ireland. son of q Scotch
father and Irish mother. and educated
in Glasgow. whence he went to Ok
ford. He was born IN Belfast May
10. 1888; his father being the Rev.
James Bryce OF Glasgow. a clergyman
of the established church. and his
mother. Margaret 0oung) Bryce of
County Antrim. Ireland. He was edu-
Gated in the high school and Univer-
sity OF Glasgow and subsequently
gained a scholarship at Oxford. from
which he obtained his B. A. degree in
1859 and his D. c. L. In 1870. He aft
erwards added to his honors degrees
, 1922-01-23
APPEAL FOR GASTOFF
CLOTHING PRESENTED

Clothes. especially chfidren's heavy
coats for both boys and girls are
needed by children attending the Fast
and North Casper schools. according
to acquisitions which have been made
by school authorities TO tho Red Cross
and other societies here. Outgrown
coats. in not too worn condition VIII
be acceptable.
Clothing can be left at the Red
Cross headquarters or n phone call
VIII bring a collector for the clothing.
, 1922-01-23

The japanese statement was pro
sented by Baron ShidehRra- After
hearing his statement on Siberia the
committee proceeded with the ques-
ton OF the status OF existing commit
uents under points six and seven OF
he Chinese 10 points submitted at the
beginning OF the conference.
Full discussion was deferred. how.
sver. pending presentation by China OF
n full list. which she was asked by
the committee to make.
The Japanese disclaimer OF any Rus
sian territorial ambitions were said
10 include SaghRiien as well as other
portions OF Siberia
, 1922-01-23
AyIATRIx DEAD.

STOCKHOLM. Jan. 2s.-Eisa Ander-
son. tho only Swedish woman to hold
an aviator's certificate. was killed Mt
Askersund yesterday. Four thousand
spectators were watching her make a
flight. and were Mortified when Miss
Anderson. in attempting a parachute
descent from the machine. fe,l like n
piummet to the earth. The parachute
failed to pen and she plunged 1000
feet 70 death.
, 1922-01-23
-FOUR CHARGED With
DOOTLEGGING CHARGES

Charges of bootlegging were pre-
ferred against four Casperites yester'
day and they are being held under
bond pending trial in police u to-
night. Two of the victims were re-
leased on $50 bond but larger cams
were required Of Mugs McGrath end
S. Ulshafer. who put up $3.50 and $500
n respectively. to insure their APP
at trial.
, 1922-01-23
CoTTnN GINNMG.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Cot.ca
ginned prior TO Jan. &c. amounted TO
7.s13.e7i running bales including 49,
$50 round bales. 32.363 bales Of Am
crican.Egyptian and $40 bales of Sea
sland. tho census bureau announced to
day.
, 1922-01-23
IRISH BOYCOTT
IS CALLED OFF,,
RUSH OF TRADE

BELFAST. Jan. 2s-Nevs OF the
raising Of the boycott by the Irish
Free State against Ulster caused q
rush OF commercial travellers today TO
various railway stations en- route TO
various points IN southern Ireland.
anxious to resume the business which
the boycott had checked
, 1922-01-23

ELLENSBURG. Wash. Jan. "a
Twenty-three cars Of a Northern Pa
cinc northwest bound train were de
ral.ed at Nelson's siding. Is miles
west Of here. early today. No one
was hurt. Main line passenger traf-
nc was delayed nine hours by the ac-
cident
, 1922-01-23

To h many friend and especially
tho Rebeknhs. odd Fellows end Span
ish American veterans. who assisted
in every way possible during the
death and funeral OF beloved r.ife,
daughter and sister. we wish to ex-
press our sincere thinks. Also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
DAVID A. WILLIAMS,
MRS. Nj. C. JOHNSON,
MRS. L. C. MILLER
1.qa1ts
, 1922-01-23
ESTATE LEFT
To NEPHEW.

LONDON, Jan. s3-Pope Benedict
left his property at Pigii In Lgria
to his nephew. Marquis Giuseppi Della
Chiesa. say n Central Jews dispatch
from Rome today. Various objects In
his private apartments were hequeath'
cd to his successor. and there are
many requests TO relatives and ser
wants.
, 1922-01-23
CALENDAR SET.

HELENA. Mont. Ian zs-The su-
preme court today announced the set
ting Of the next calendar OF 30 cases.
First arguments Will be heard jan
uary so.
, 1922-01-23
DEATH ocCURRFD
AT IL NJ SUNDAY.

ROME. Jan ss.-By -ae Arsoeiate9
Pressl.-The certificate of Pnpe Benc
diets death was registered IL The CT s.
bureau OF dsaths todav II IN i.
The undersigned physician hereby
states that at 6 O'Clock a m. Jnnu
airy 20. His Holiness Pope Benedict
XIV. GIacomo Della Chicsa expireo
following an attack Of bioncho' pneu-
monla brought on by inhLonza.
DIR. RAFAELE BATrIsTTNI."
(signe0
, 1922-01-23
NEGRO ACQUITTED THIRD TIME.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Jan. 2s.-The
third attempt OF the city Of Cheyenne
to convict Johnny Baker. coiored. of
conducting a gambling resort for
gro resulted Friday night in a
verdict Of not guilty. In W proceed
ing trials on the same charge the
turtles were unable to agree.
, 1922-01-23

The action Of the Grand Circui
stewards In adopting n schedule GOV
cring the same circuit ms last season
means that no now tracks will be
able to break Into tho big line this
year.
, 1922-01-23

Baseball gossip In Tulsa. Okla. has
1t that James X. Crawford. owner OF
the Tulsa Western league club and
wealthy oil magnate. is likely soon &C
become an American league clut
owner.
, 1922-01-23
ENGLISH MOURN VISG0UNT BRYCE
STATESMAN And AUTHOR IS DEAD

LONDON, Jan. 29.-Civilan and official England today
mourned the death of Viscount Bryce, 83, of Dechmont who
passed away at Sidmouth yesterday. Announcement of the
death of the noted statesman, author and diplomat was un-
expected. Weakness of the heart interviewed in his illness,
, 1922-01-23

Michigan boxing fans believe tina
Rock Smith. ise crack Battle Creel
welterweight, Is the best battler de
veloped in the Wolverine state sine
the days Of AID Wolgast and Stanley
, 1922-01-23
TERRITORIAL AIMS in
SIBERIA ARE DENIED
japanese Refute Charges of Designs in
Russia and Gipe Assurance of
Early Troop Withdrawal

WASHINGTON, Jan: 23.-(By The Associated Press)-
A statement declaring that Japan had no territorial designs
IN Russia. and giving assurance that Japanese troops would
be withdrawn as soon as a stable government should be es-
tablished there, was made today by the Japanese delega-
fion at the Meeting of the Far Eastern committee.
, 1922-01-23
CROSS REFUSED
BY PERSHINC

WASHINGTON, Jan: 2s.-General Pershing declined to
day 10 accept a distinguished service cross voted him by the
army board Of awards and which Secretary Weeks had
planned to bestow on him at a surprise party" arranged to
take place in the war secretary's office. The plan was can
called when the general discovered the secret and went inn
, 1922-01-23

The Harrisburg Pa-) Cyclones. one
Of tho star basketball teams Of the
country. has just completed a sue
cessful tom OF New England.
, 1922-01-23
Sport Notes


A fund is being raised In England
Tor Jem Smith. the oid-time heavy
Weight who fought Jake Kfrain years
age.
, 1922-01-23

A TO limit the admission
re to nee tracks 10 81 Is to be In
= duced In the New York general as
mbly.
, 1922-01-23

pIloted the Columbia team to n South
Atlantic league pennanf last sense
, 1922-01-23

Frank Moran. the veteran heavy.
weight Of Pittsburgh, is aie latest box.
or TO his intention to visit
England.
, 1922-01-23
NEW POPE To Be
SELECTED Soon

Continued from Page u
bers Of the diplomatic corps In black
mourning attire The bishops and
monsignori numbcrirE some zoo. tah
in behind. closing the Ions ana solemn
file.
, 1922-01-23
SYMPATHY OF
IRISH

PARIS. Jan. 2s.-tBy Tho AE-nciat'
cd PressNResolutions Of coincidence
over the death OF Pope Benedict were
passed by the worll congress Of the
Irish acc Immediately upon Its ns-
sembling here today.
Taking up the question i"'ore It.
the congress considered ana passed
q resolution d~eprecatins the Vim &c
tivenes- Of Great Britain IN retaining
Irish prisoners in British jails."
BOSTON. Jan. 23.-The plans for Car
dinal o'Conneil's voyage to Rome &c
participate in the election rf 4 success
scr TO Pope Benedict were announced
today. with his official party. con
sisting Of Mgr. ]. NJ. Splaino. the Rev.
r. j. Haberlin. chancellor. md Or,
John r. Slattery. a inyman. the cardi'
nal will sail tomorrow from New
York for Naples on the nteainer Pres'
dente Wilson.
He will have only olEht days to
reach Rome before ~conclave ,pens. but
will be admitted upon his arrivel II
the new pontiff has no- been rhtsen.
As Cardin.i Dougherty Of Philadelp-
phia. is in the West indies, Cardinal
O'Connell, for several days ut least.
will be the only American with a voice
and vote in the election cf :le rev
head of the Roman Catholic church.
, 1922-01-23

Now that Cleveland has "Stuffy"
McInnis, the Chattanooga club OF the
Southern league would like TO secure
Doc johnson TO play on his home town
team.
, 1922-01-23

Smoke Tsanso Cigars
, 1922-01-23

Zim Beck. who did first basing for
the Braves ten years ago. hit for an
average Of 1873. played third base, and
, 1922-01-23

For q few days only we
will sell any Boys Suit or
Overcoat at one-half price.
A good chance to buy your
boy a Suit or Overcoat for
next winter and save money
on it.
, 1922-01-23
Too LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT - Five-room furnished
house Inquire rear OF 7bs CY ~
nue. la