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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20
FRATERNAL ORDERS

w. o. w. GRANGEVHLE CANrP NO
206. Meets first and third Monday
of each month at I. o. o. F. hall
Arthur E. Brown, G. c., r. Fl. Am
bier, Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20

H. TAYLOR, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practices in all courts, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20

DIR. B. CHAPMAN, PHYSICIAN AMP
Surgeon. A. & F. Block, Grange
vile, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

G. S. STOCKTON, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon, office upstairs in Scales
block.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20

DIR. S. A. ROE, PRACTICE LIMITED
to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat. Glasses fitted. Over Beach
store Lewiston, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20

Or. D. J.. POWELL, DENTIST, FIRST
National Bank Building. Phone
9Sl. Grangevillc, idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20

R. F. FULTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office IL Bank of Camas Prairie
Bldg. Probate and Real Estate Law
a Speciality.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20

DIR. VIM. MACNEILL, DENTIST
Phone ISL. Grangeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20

e. ]. SORENSON, VETERINARY
Surgeon and Dentist Office at resi-
deDce. Grangeville, Idaho.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31

the gambling room, the gambling de- vices and many other things of in- terest, The place was fully provided with facilities for escaping should the place be raided. On one side of the room were eight doors, apparently ordinary doors. But only one of them was door. The others were false. While the police were chop ping up the woodwork in an attempt to get at the door. the Chinamen would be on their way to freedom.
 In closing the activities for the sea- son, Mir. Dorbuck thanked the mem- bers for their cooperation in making the year a success. He extended his thanks to the two speakers of the evening for providing such pleasing program. in his mind one of the best enjoyed during the year.
 There will be no more meetings of the club until fall, when new officers will be elected and activities will be started anew.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
WOMEN WILL TALK
 0N CIVIC PROBLEM
Pan-AlneriCan Conference in Bal.
 tnlore on April 2S

Baltimore, Md, March 31.-A pan American conference of women upon civic and social problems called by the National League of Women Not- CTS, will open in this city April 20, continuing here until April 2S. Then the conference will move to Washing ton, where, after visiting places of in- terest it will be addressed at an eve ming mass meeting by Secretary Hughes, by Dr. l.. s. Rowe, director general of the American Union, and by delegates
 Annapolis Day.
 Sunlav April 23, will be "Annapo- lis invitation of the gover- nor oI ,.u .land.
 Round table conference will be held with the following themes and chair men: Child welfare, Miss Grace Ab- Lott. chief of the children's bureau, United States department of labor; education, Miss Julia Abbott bureau of education United States depart ment of the interior; women in indus try, Miss Mary Anderson chief of the womens bureau, United States de-
 
 fic in women, Dr. Valeria H. Parker executive secretary of the United States interdepartmental social hy- giene board; civil status of women Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Unit ed States assistant attorney general, political status of women, in charge of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, presi- dent of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance.
 international Friendliness'' will be the general topic at a banquet the evening of April "A. Delegates to the conferences will have all privi- leges of the floor except vote at the meetings of the annual convention of the National League of Women Voters April 25-27 inclusive.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
REPORT ACCIDENTS.
Police Receive Word That There Wcrf,
 Two Collisions Yesterday.

Two small accidents were reported to the police last evening, but in bott instances there was little damage done to either persons or cars.
 Antonio Sqillaciote of 16 Maple street reported that as he was driv. ing his car on Elm street. he ran into car belonging to Ernest Nyqust oi 45 City avenue, which was standing al the side of the road. Little damage was done
 The other was reported by Edward Reinholdt of 171 Pleasant street. He said that as he was driving down Church street and as he approached Elm street, another car swung around the corner and bumped him. Brakes were applied before a crash happen ed, and there was very little damage.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
OTIS IS IGNORED
Former Local Man Elected to Head Order of the Golden Cross in This Ctnt

State.
 Charles H. Otis, who was elected grand noble commander of the Unit ed Order of the Golden Cross at the annual meeting in New Haven on March IS, was formerly a resident of this city. He has been connected with the order since 1902 when he was elected char member in the New Britain Com.-andery.
 He has been treasurer of the locai commandery for great number of years and has been at various times a delegate to the annual meetings. His election to the highest office in the state order comes as a complete surprise to his many friends in this city, and the New Britain Command cry are planning to hold banquet in the near future in celebration of the event.
 Deputy Charlton E. Tuello resigned his position as financial keeper of records. He said in presenting his resignation, that the duties of deputy were all that he could perform at 'the present time. Otis P. Frink was elected to succeed him.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
Krasner Claim Against
 Local Store Approved

Referee Edward M. Yeomans al lowed the claim of Michael Krasner against the New Britain Clothing company as valid at hearing held in his office yesterday. krasner holds a claim against the bankrupt com- pany for s5,000 for alleged money loaned to which there is an objec- tion by other creditors for entering. krasner will therefore, under the rul- ing of the referee, receive 20 per cent of the dividend of the bankrupt estate in common with other creditors. Law yer William Greenstein appeared for krasner while Judge George w. klett represented the opposing creditors.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
Westling Sentenced to
 Execution During Ma,

New York, March 31.-Alric j.. Westling, former Worcester, Mass, salesman today was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week beginning May 8, for the murder of Carl Mollar, Bronx ieweler When Justice Mitchell of the supreme court asked him if he had anything to say he replied:
 Mo Siree"
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
held next Monday on the appontmer of appraisers.
RENoVATING OFFICES

The work of renovating the main offices of the school board at City hall was started this morning. These offices were the most seriously affected in the fire that did s1o,0o0 damage to City hall several weeks ago. The blaze was centered directly above the school committees headquarters. The ceilings and walls were damaged by water and smoke.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
Widows Pension Fund
 Offices Are Removed

The offices of the widows pension fund agency have been removed from the headquarters of the municipal home service bureau at City hall, to the New Britain Welfare associations headquarters on Center street. Miss Cora M. Beale, the recently appoint ed agent of the pension fund, is also Iagent of the welfare association, and
 the change was made for her con-
 venience.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
BUCKLEY WILL FILED
Directs Entire Estate To Wife Who
 Is The Exccutrix

The will of John H. Buckley has been filed in the probate court and directs the payments of just debts and funeral expenses be made by his ex- ecutrix, Mrs. Helen H. Buckley, his wife. The entire estate is then left to his wife. A payment of $25 month y is also directed to Cornelius and Anna Buckley, parents of the testa- tor, with the understanding that the payments not be constructed as charge on the estate.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
RETURNING BY AUTO.

President II. c. Noble of North &; Judd Manufacturing company and Mrs. Noble will leave St. Petersburg, Florida, April 5, making the trip home by automobile and stopping at points of interest. MT. Noble reports that his stay in St. Petersburg through the winter has resulted in the restoration of his health.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
FIRE CHIEFS REPORT.

Fire Chief William J. Noble will submit his monthly report to the board of fire commissioners tomor- row. It shows that there were 2S fires during the past month, 10 of which were bell alarms and IS, still. The largest fire of the month was at the home of Patrick Ringrose in Barnesdale on March G. The damage
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
Health Boards Milk
 Campaign Progresses

Applications for the renewal of milk dealers licenses should be in the
 hands of the board of health today The department has frightened it's re- strictions on milk producers and hand lers, as regards sanitation, and on this account a number of licenses are being held up. The added restrictions are a step in the departments campaign for cleaner milk.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
amounted to s8,Soo.
MUSICAL PROGRAM.

Another festival of music will be given by the Salvation Army this eve- ming in the hall at 11S Arch street. There will be some vocalists present from Hartford. Adjutant Bror Dahl berg will speak and coffee will be served after the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
POSTMASTER AT WATEHBURY.

New Haven, March 31.-Col. James Geddes, county commissioner for New Haven county, today received his commission as postmaster, of Water- bury and will take office tomorrow, He has forwarded his resignation as commissioner to Governor Lake.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
Carbo Brick Company
 In Receivers Hands

The Carbo Brick company, organ ized about one month ago. has passed into the hands of a receiver, Judge William M. Matbie in the superior court having named w. S. Hyde tenn porary receiver. A hearing will be
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
FACTORY HEAD RESIGNS

New York, March 31. .-J. Parker Charming today resigned the presi- dency of the Seneca Copper Co. Wal ter Lewisohn also resigned as di- rector Their successors have not been named.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-01

Pocas ho-es mas tacde, - -as
s!ete DE- a mahana.} los rebeldes IN
t:na-oa = rend.c!6n g. los pocos SOL
dados que no hab!an Quctido secun-
da- cI Inoy!mierto, pero "a contcsta-
ci6a de estos Eua una dsscarsa ce-
r-ada de fusiIe-.a, cOnenzando desde
esos momertos IN fuorte tioteo en-
ire los subleyados y los soldados
tie!es al Gobierno.
Estos ultimos. dcspUes de -ecCoTar
las arn.as y pacQue que aba2dona-
ron los -ebe!des : resueitameHte re-
forzados por los guardas fiscales y
nor algunos miembros dc IL po!icIa
rnoatada de II c.udad dc Mexico,
ocupa-on "a Aduara, "a isleSia, c.
Hote, Rio B-avo" ' los principal
les ed:fic!os de IA ciudad, desde don
de con un exito complete a-acaron
a los -ebeldes ' los batieron has;a
derrotarlos, -c:n4ndoIes cerca do
Glen 2-!s!onercs ob,igando = huir
al -esGo. que ;on6 en- direction del
sur de !a ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-01
NO PUEDEN LEGISLAR
LOS ESTADOS SOBRE
Ell PETROLEO

Tclcgrama Especial para 'LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, septiembre
3o.-El Icenciado Salvador Urbina,
Jefe del Departamento Consultivo de
a Secretarfa de Hacienda, present6
aver un eztenso dictamen en- e. cual
demuestra jurfdicamente quo los Es-
tados de Ia Federation Mexicana no
tienen derecho para legislar por
medic dc sus Congresses locales, So
brc materia petrolffera y que por 10
tanto. toda Legislature que tai cosa
h;ciere, incurrj-ia en- una falta que,
ademas. constituiria una violaci0n
Ia Constitution General del pals, y
por cndc, un Instruments sin fuerza
alguna legal a legislac!on que dc su
seno saliera.
Por 20 tanto, los impuestos deere
tados por el Congreso de Feracruz
no son Iegalcs ii deberan ser reco-
nocidos por nadie desde el momento
cue Ia Constitution los repudia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-01
rclrarama Especial para IA rGENs,o.

TclrJrama Especial para ia rEENst.
EI. PASC, Tex. Sept. 50-Seg1n
ultinlos iniormes dc IA sUblevacton
de Ia vecina pob,aGi6n de c. Juarez,
obtenidos hoy las dc Il noche e.
aumero de bajas ocurridas en- dicho
rnovirnieuto fue de trece rebeldes y
cuatro fedcraIes mIcrtos. doce feds
raIes heridos y ocheuta cinco re-
JeldeS capturadcS. Sc teme que cl
Mo Lu,s Iv.ez EGb!o. de IA Cen
Jarmeria Mou:ada dc Ia Ciudad de
Mexico, QUieu fue herido gravemen-
te en- IA trifulca. fallczCa de un mo-
mea,o 4 ctrU y cr cuanco ~ Captain
Jesus Valve-dc, que encabeZ6 e. mo-
vi!niento. Sc eucueltra tambien gra-
vemente hcrido en- cl cstomaSo'
siendv ;ambien probable que perez
ca q causa de eSa herida.
Varias ediciones extras dc los Pc
ri0dicos locales han sido anzadas
al pubIico dando cuenta d" los aeon
tecimientos reGiSc-ados, y en- algu-
de elias Sc iaforrna que los rebe!des
saquearon algunas casas conercia-
les. pe-o 10 cierto del case es que
solamente una cantiEa sufr!0 perjui
clos dc esta naturaleza dc parte de
los sublevados. Las ediciOnes men
c!onadas estan Sicndo ansiosamen-
tc obtcniduS por eI pQb!!co que Sc
encueutra aun bajo una gran eXl-
taci6n por los successes registrados.
L! t:Toleo e;-tre rebeldes fue zas
del gobierno CAUSE desgracias per-
sonaies de este lado del Bravo, en-
donde IL senora Nicenta Cereceres
Y Luis Ponce resutIaron hcriGos po:
de las ba!as perdIdas Cue fucron dis
paradas con csta direction.
Toda Ia Guarnici6n americana en-
e. Paso, Tue pues;a sobre las armas
tan luego como Sc recibi6 aquf IA no
t!cia dc Ia sublevac!0n y los hom-
bres que Ia componen fueron coioca-
dos q 10 largo del Rio en- provision
de c3alquiera euiergencia-
Cerca de las nueve DE- ID ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-01
Los L|DERES De |.
HUELGA NL|BERT ADJ
BAJO De F|ANzA
Veinte mil doIares fue
la caucion que Sc les
impuso, y la cual fue
otorsada por once
fiadoreS
ProbabIemente el dia 5 Sc
veran en- jurado las eau
sas que les instruyen

Aver en- Ia maaana quedaron en-
Iiberta1 caucional los seaores ]. NJ.
Morgan Y. H. II. Dietz, Presidente
Secretario, respectiYamente, del Co
mite de n Huelga en- esta ciudad,
que fucron arrestados eI viecnes pro-
KIND pasado por ei Mariscal de los
Estados Unidos, Mr.. D. A. Walker, Ell
virtud de las 6rdenes de apprehension
giradas por el Gran Jurado Federal
que los acusa de haber violado y
conspirado contra Il ley contra los
trust" promulgada Ell 1890.
La f:anZa suscrita para obtener "a
Ebertad caucional, asciende veinte
mil d0lares, Y :ue suscrita por once
RESIDENCES de esta ciudad que compa-
recieron ante ell CoInisionado Ed
wards para garantizar las fianzas
respectivas. las cuales son cuatro en-
su totalidad do q cinco mil dolares
cada una, pues estando acusados ca
da uno de los funcionarios huelguis-
tas con dos cargoS diferentes, vienep
a ser cuatro las acusaciones que pc
san sobre ellos, 10 que hace un total
de Te!nte mil dolares entire los dos.
Firmaron las cauciones reSpectiyas
los sehores siguientes: Peter O'Brien;
S. J. Slomchinski; c. II. Green, Sr.;
P L. Stefler; G. J. Collins; E. IL.
EIocc. A W5.r.i-,c- n u d posa.
T. S. Bukowski; Il. i. Kaniejkski, y
J. 3. Turner, los cuales una vez que
garantizaron Ia comparecencia de los
dos flncionarios huelguistas, para
prescntarse ante ell Gran Jurado Fee
deral en- IA ciudad de Ell Paso, OBJ
tuvicron n libertad dc los dos dete-
nidos.
Estos tendran que comparecer an
te Ia Corte de Ia ciudad citada pro-
bablemente para despues del ola del
mes que hoy principia, pues aun
cuaado mafana Iunes 2. Sc abre su
perfodo de sesiones, Sc cree que nc
Sc les lame para los primeros dfas,
en- que tendran que ventflarse otros
asuntos, sino hasta despuss del dfs
), que ser4 para cuando principle el
tribunal e. exarlinar las causas en-
Las cuales aparecen ellos complica-
dos.
Les seiiores Morgan y Dietz Sc,
han rehusado 2 comentar tbdo lo
que Sc relaciona con Ia acusaci6n que
Sc ha presentado y con el arresto su-
frido, pues aun cuando hacienda uso
dc su libertad clos pueden CONT
nuar tratando 'cs asuntos de Il huel.
ga obrera, y cjercitando sus dere-
chos como jefes locales del movi
miento, cuando Sc t-ata de obtenel-
de ellos algun comentario reIaciona-
do con IA apprehension que Sc practi-.
c6 el viernes en- sus personals, re-
huyen Ia conversaci6n, y Sc excusar
de tratac ese punto delicado que c!
pdblico conoce, y del cual SO obten-
dra el desenlace una vcz que Ell Gran
Jurado que Sc reunn en- El Paso di-
ga IA Ultima paiabra sobre el asun-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-01

WASHINGTON. D. c, septiembre
30.-En vista dc cue un rompimiento
dc hostiIiGades entire TurQu!a = Ia
Gran B-e;ana es csperado de un mo-
mento a otro, Ia Legac:6n griega
auui hizo anoche dec!araciones eX
p:esando que en- Q. case de que las
fucrzas dc Kemal Pasha atacaran
a las b-itanicas, todo cl ejercito
Gr:eSo reCibiria 6rdenes Immediate
mcn.e dc prestar su ayuda a las tro-
pas b.itanicas en- toda Ia medida de
sus posibi!idades.
e. nucvo Gabiuete griego es,a en-
cabezado por ci General Charalambis,
scgln diccn las not:cias oficiales re-
cib!das por la Legaci6n gricga hoy.
Il citado militlr es IN monarqulco
pero al nismo tempo es un gran
admirador de Nenizc.os. FL gabinete
aue preside &C tan SOLO provisional
Y probabIemente Scra rcemplazado
en- brevc por gno permancnte, en- el
que tendran representation los We
nizelis:as.
Despachos oticiaIes dc Londres, re-
cibidos hoy en- IA roche, expresan ell
cstado de cosas en- ChanaI, cs tan
crG;ico. que pucde ccnsiderarse cas-!
impossible cI cue pueda evitarse "a
lucha por veinticuatro horas mas,
deb:do a Ia actitud beligeranto de los
turcos.
El Departamento de Estado anun-
clio esta noche que los doce destro-
ye-s americ2nos, que recibieron Or
den dc salir de Norfolk para el Ger
cano Oriente, probablemente en-
prende-an IA marcha el pr6ximo lu-
nes en- la manana, con instrucciones
dc caninar 10 mas rdpidamente Po-
sible para llcgar q su dcstIno GUAM
10 antes.
So dice que cl Secretario Hughes
ha asegurado al gobierno griego su
.simpatla interes" cn IA situacion
creada nor los asesinatos de cr!st!a-
nos -cfur;ados en- e. Asia Menor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-01
FUE DESTITU|DO Ell
ADNOR. ADUANAL De
C|UDAD CAhARGO
Tambien eI Vista de esa
Oficina fue depuesto,
por eI Visitador de
Aduanas Sr. ST.
mon Martinez
Tomo esa accion en- vista de
una irregularidad notable
que halo en- la Aduana
S--Eicio Esp scIal.

SerNicio Especial.
rrO GRANDE CITY. Texas. SEPT.
2a.-EI Administrator y :! Vista t@
l.. adua-a fror,er,za de "a vec!na po-
alac;o7 a. Ciudad Camarso, T1Inau-
rs,as r,e-pa dest:tuIdos dc 81
ri,ae,n nor e. v.s:tador - -Al122as'
sa,o- SIMON Martinez. e causa de
o,,- s4-ya.e una vista de inspection
Que csc ll-:mo h!zc = Ia IHllcaoa
......z..a a.conc-0 - !ote ds meTcaA-
las americaaaS que apa-ec-an va
...ad.s po- Il :c-cera parte de 81 Va
or.
e v.s:,ady- Gs adu2nas senior Mar
-s7.a s.ec;..5 e. vista dc retcrenc-a
E, cpylpaala De. senior EniAano La
ru!r-e. 4cs.r - d!-ije q q aGa~itA
.ror.e-.za DE- NatamorcS. IaLlaU---
mas. ~ GouGe pe-naRecera con el ca
~se-a- O. Jefc del ResSua-do d. esa
cCic.la adGaEal.
\. haccrse Ia vista dc inspection
- ca.or,c6 e2 les almaceHes ce "a
.,dyaua dc Ciudad Camarso. IN gran
-o,e a., rne-caacIas americanas que
s,.b.,., s.tio paSaGas de este LaGo Gel
E-zvy pax. Mexico con todos 20, re
as....gs DC ,ey, Pero que a ser yaloTi
Ida, po- los cCa?-eatos aGCana-sS
5s It vsc.ua pub!ac.02 Sc as h;zo
,2srscr~ con IN ya!or dc Tres NIL do
ares r-:ando en- realid2d va-en ap0o-
--iraaLa-neu5e dieZ mil
= vis..ado- Martinez &. da-se cCen
- 5a ess. :c-e-uIar!dad "a acHaco q
:nepti;ad Dr. los e-up.eados encaTga-
do, d. vas4ar las me-ca1cias que De
-, ado lastn para Mexico. : como
,,-,me-a a-o~.denc.s tom6 ID reso-u-
ri6a d. des-:ul- 81. Administrator. '
al Vista dc n AJulaa &c C.adad Ca
rra--o. ent-a tau;o 81 Aacea as IN
ves,:gac:o.e~ uecssa-!as para di!uci-
Ga- $. l. r;.he a.ElH S-ado De TesPen
sahtua-l q ;os dos Q . cra!qI!er,l de
csos euD3cados.
Z, ae>rubrim!en.o de esa :rregu.ars
lad sa - AGuaaa e. "a vec-Ea cru
nd. Ia DIDO .1Ea- 4 los mas v2r:a-
DOS concentrations rlnto Ct Cirdad Ca
marc com, en- eS:a Hoo.a~;"n. espe-
r.anGo,, n smbas q g!-o que tonen
las :av5s tigac.ones q-c - es,an h.
c.endo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-01
LEGO A BUENOS AIRES
LA MISSION MEXICANA
Fue objeto de entusiasta
reception por las autori-
dades y Ell pueblo
Telegrama Especial para IA rRENsA".

Telegrama Especial para IA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE AIEN1CO, septie1nbre
34.-La Secretar!a dc Reiaciones En-
terioces cecibi3 aver cablegramas
procedcnces dc IA ciudad y puerto de
Buenos Aires, Rcpublica Argentina,
en- los cuales Sc le dice que Il Mi
sion Mexicana que fue ii Brasil. Y
que actualmente regresa a Mexico
VIA Estrecho de Magallanes- Canal de
Panama, aGribo aver con toda fell
cidad a IA ciudad argentina antes
citada, en- IA cual tu& rccibida con
entus!asmo
Diccn los cables que Sc ,ieaen en-
Ia Secretaria de Relactones, que eI
ar-;bo a Buenos Aires de a mission
mexicana fu& motive de Cue Sc le
tributaran grandes agasajos por
parte de las au;o-idades Y pueblo
argentinos, haciendose rotar que con
clio Sc patentiz6 Ia frateraidad que
rc!na entire las dos nac;ones ame-i-
canaS.
Con uotivo de esta information
reIacionada con "a Mission NeXiCana
que fue al Brasil, Sc ha declarado
tambien en- n Sec.eta-la dc Rela-
clones que todas las Hacioncs latino
ame-icaaas que Sc encuentran en-
cierta forna !a:eresadas en- IA Liga
de las Naciones. estan ejerciendo
actuaImente una canDaIa ti-rne in
sistiendo ante :cs dHmis compone.:-
tes de esa Liga para que Sc inciuya
a Mexico en- ella
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-01
La Legacion griega en- Washington hizo anoche tai
declaration, expresando que la ayuda Sc dara en-
toda la medida de las posibiIidades de Grecia
NO HABRA CONFERENCIA DE PAZ 81 LUS TURCUS NU
ABANDONAN LA IONA NEUTRAL DE LOS ESTRECHOS
Sc runora que fue asesnado ell Rey Alexandra de Yugo
esavia, 10 que de ser cierto, vendra compicar la
embroIada critica situacion de los Balkanes

LONDRES, septielnbre So.-El ge-
neral Harrington ha envjado un >nuevo
ultimatum 4 Kerlal. notificandolc.
ademas, que no sera possible celebrar
ninguna conferencia mientras las
tropas turcas esten ocupando ia zona
neutral.
e. primer Ministro. sir Lloyd Geor-
&c, celebr6 hoy una nueva conferen-
cia C,a su Gabincte, para discutir Ia
conyeniencia de citar al Parlamento
para que dictaEline 10 que debe ha-
ccrse en- vista de Ia amenaza de
guerra en- Asia Meror.
va Sc ha hecho e. calculo del cos
to de IA guerra contra Turqu!a, y el
Gobierno Sc prepara aumentar los
impucstos, no ohstante Ia oposici6n
general.
Ven!ze,cS, 81 oxp-imer Ministro de
G-ecia. que fu4 nombrado por el
auevo Gobieruo de Grecia "embaja-
dor general de Grecla en- el extran-
Zero" ha llegado a esta ciudad, y
aunuue vicne con caractcr privado,
es seguro que celebrar4 algunas con-
ferencias con c! primer Ministro y
con eli A1inistro de RelacIones, acer-
ca de las aspiraciones de Grecia en-
Tracia.
A pesar de Ia oposici6n de Ia prem
sa V de las clases trabajadoras con-
tinCan con toda actividad los pre-
parativos de guerra y Sc saDe que el
Ministerio de IA Guerra llamara prom
to al pueblo las armas.