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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
All Stars Defeat Minot S to i

The American League All Star ball
players defeated the Minot base ball
team Sunday at the Fair grounds, 5
to 4. The day was one of the coolest
so far this fall and made it rather
unpleasant for the 1900 fans who
braved the cold northwest wind. 1t
also made playing of a spappy game
impossible. Charles Boardman, the
big North Dakota southpaw, was on
the mound for Minot, and pitched a
wonderful game, considering the
weather, and several times struck out
the leaguers with 3rd base occupied.
He would have won his game, but for
an unfortunate error in the second
inning when two runs crossed the
plate. Hagerman of the local team
was the hitting star, getting home
run and two singles.
Ogden for the visitors was touched
for II hits by the Minot batters. He
is a recruit to be tried out by the
Philadelphia Athletics next season.
This is the latest date that base
ball game has ever been played in
Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Anderson Chappell Nuptials

The Rev. P. w. Erickson of the
resbyterian church officiated Satur-
day at 1890 p. m. at the manse at the
marriage of Miss Lottie Chappell and
Swanie E. Anderson, both of Des
Laos. The bride was attired in a
gown of white georgette and crepe de
chine. The ring service was used and
they were attended by the brides
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. J. johnson of Des Laos. The
present to witness the ceremony.
The young people will establish
their home at Des Laos where the
groom is employed in the signal de-
partment Of the Great Northern Ry.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Pelican Can't Protect Himself, So
~ Uncle Sam Saves Him

Attention has been called by Game
Warden F. A. Bauer Of New Rockford
to the fact that the pelican, bird oc-
casionally seen at this time of the
year during the migration period, is
protected by federal law. At no
time is it permissible to shoot peli-
cans. Lack of knowledge Of the pro-
men have been fined for such offenses
this fall, two at Granville and one at
Heimdahl. A report that a pelican
had been brot into Minot Saturday
night by a party Of hunters led to an
investigation by Mr.. Bauer, without
the identity of the guilty hunter being
ascertained
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Eckman Man Weds Popular Glenburr1
Woman

Miss Esther Carlson of Glenburn
and Harry Diamond Of Eckman, were
united in marriage at the Lutheran
church in Glenburn Wednesday, the
Rev. Mr. Gabel, pastor of the church
officiating. The bride has been en-
ployed at the Glenburn postoffice fer
six years or more. Hiss Gay Gidley
played ,''Lohengren Bridal Chorus ,
and !" Hail to the Happy Bridal Day."
while the ceremony was in progress
and girls Quartette sang "At Dawn
ing"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
q IT po,.khi1l of Eno NO

O. H. Parkhill Of Emnlet township,
Mclean county, lost his barn by fire
Sunday afternoon. A team Of horses,
three calves and some hogs were lost
in the fire, besides considerable hay.
About one Thousand bushels of oats
were stored in the barn but were not
seriously damaged by the fire. The
origin Of the fire was not learned.
Coming at this time of the year the
loss Of the barn is considerable more
than the value of the building. The
total loss is estimated at about $500.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Guthrie Young Woman Painfully
Injured

Miss Ruth Melby, d young woman
from Guthrie, N. d., was brought to
Minot in the baggage car Of G. N.
train Friday evening and placed in
st. Joseph's hospital. While cranking
a Ford that afternoon, the motor
back-fred and the crank injured the
young woman's knee painfully. No
bones were broken and she is recov-
ering nicely.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Farmers Barn Burned

a large barn on the William Kluver
farm in Waterford township was
burned to the groun dearly Friday,
according to word received here to-
day. The fire started sometime be-
tween midnight and S a. N. ard was
discovered in time only to save the
nearby chicken house. Two horses. Il
COW, and considerable other property,
such as harnesses, hay and grain, We're
destroyed in Tie fire.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Snowfall Was WIDESPREAD

Sundays snow storm extended
from Medicine Hat, Alta, to South
Dakota, covering practically all of
the southern Canadian provinces,
North Dakota, Montana and portion
Of Minnesota.
The ground in North Dakota was
frozen to a depth Of two inches. The
weather has turned off nice and we
may expect several weeks of ideal
weather. Last year snow fell here
on Oct 7.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Big Cadillac Car Smashed

A large touring car owned by the
Interstate Transportation Co., was
wrecked on the Surrey road east of
the city early Sunday morning. Sew
eral Of the occupants of the car were
injured, though there we've no fatal
tiles. The big car was fearfully
wrecked. The doors of the Cadillac
were broken ont, tlc top smashed,
steering Wh>Vi l.. II en-. and the front
axle torn OFT
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
O. r. Powell Is Recovering

0. r. Powell, cashier of the Union
National Bank, who submitted to an
operation for peritonitis and adhesion
Of the bowels at St. Lucas hospital in
Faribault, Mimi, recently, is recover
ing nicely and is now able to sit up.
When Mr. Powell left here it was
feared that he could not possibly re-
cover.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Stenersen's Election Appears Certain

Y. E. Stenersen, assistant states
attorney, and candidate for states
attorney for Ward county in the Nov.
T election, has returned from the
southern end Of the county where he
has been doing some very effective
campaigning. The Independent has
10 hesitancy in recommending Mr..
Stcnersen for this important position
and from what we can learn, his cleo
ton seems certain.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Coats nn III the Court Room

4 man weaving no cN2c c!lt2ENN f.H
federal court room Wednesday and sat
Gown prepared to enjoy an afternoon
l::::.t2":;@g TO he cases. A bailiff
politely informed i,ii.1, that it would
be necessary to put on the coat and
as the man didn't have one with him,
was compelled to leave.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19

NJ. j. Lin< C S Taul, chief special
agent of the G:cat No ,thcrn. paid
visit OF insncc.i9H On this Division
OF the road Tuesday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
Premier Lloyd George Resipns

Ffem1ef IIOyd CIeOFge ReS1SnS
Lloyd George, premier of Great
Britain has resigned and Andrew
Bonar Law has consented to form a
ministry in succession to the Lloyd
George ministry.
Evening star., 1922-06-22
TELLS. HOW HOUSE
DEBATES RECORDED
Shorthand Corps Secrets
Revealed by HuIse to
Rotary Club.

The history Of shorthand. and the
work Of the shorthand reporter at
the Capitol were detailed by Rotarian
Fred w. Hulse and Fred w. Irland,
dean of the House of Representatives
corps Of shorthand reporters, before
the members OF the Rotary Club at
the New City Club yesterday.
Mr. Hulse described the various
systems now in use, and spoke of the
advantages of each, while Mr.. Irland
told OF the work Of the congressional
Of setting. ali the congressman
when they start a fiery debate. i-
school Seniors Ignorant.
The speaker called attention to the
TACT that many, high school seniors
today are unable to define every
his charge cited a nationwide. quiz
given to students almost ready to at
tend college, which showed that II
oens Of them thought o. sh that
DE- Frank Ballou, superintendent
Of schools, was the butt of much
banter on account of his recent en-
forced ride with a robber.
William Knowles Cooper, presiding,
cited DR.. ..,Ballou as the member
worthy of the clubs weekly tribute to
hin him who performs the most CON
luncheons. This was followed by the
entrance. of an old man, bearing
Rotary badges, who called himself
the gentlemen who took DR.. Ballou
out Sunday night
Favor New Calendar.
The club went on record as favor
Ing petition to President Harding
asking that the chief executive call
an international conference in Wash
ington to discuss the feasibility Of
changing the calendar, as advocated
by NJ B: Cotsworth of Vancouver, who
spoke before the club last week
The club also voted 500 to meet the
deficit of Washingtons second Music
week.
Walter Reed Hospital patients will
attend Rotary's benefit base ball
game July 19, as the guests Of Ro-
tartan Proctor Dougherty. chairman
of the game committee, it was an
nounced.
Frank B. Thompson, superintendent
OF the Boys Club which will receive
the proceeds of the game. asked the
Rotarians to visit the clubhouse and
give the boys a chance to catch
character" Mrs. Blanche Muir Dali
glelsh. sang, accompanied by Mrs. j.
Harry Cunningham
Birthday greetings were extended to
Rotarians c. Fred Cook. Edwin C. Gra-
ham and Charles J. ONeill.
Evening star., 1922-06-22
CAPITAL LEADS IN DRIVE
| FOR ADVERTISING TRUTH

Emphasizing the Cooperation now
existing between the five Washing
ton newspapers and the better busi-
ness bureau to re-create public con-
ndeuce in advertising. and outlining
the protection afforded the business
man Of the city by the activities of
the bureau. Francis X. Wholley, local
fha shars l sna az ths IJnns nh $. sSa q
New willard Hotel yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. Wholley gave many interesting
Illustrations Of methods resorted to
by both the newspapers and the bu-
dulging in questionable business prac-
tices, and declared that Washington
at present was an unhealthy place
for the fake advertiser.
The speaker said further that last
Evening star., 1922-06-22
OIL FIELDS ARE ACTIVE.

Consul Hickerson at Tampico. Mexico,
has reported to the Commerce Depart
ment that eighty-five wells are now be-
ing drilled. in the Tampico oil fields,
with locations made for twenty five
more.
British interests. he reported. lead the
drilling, with twenty-one wells, while
one company. backed by German and
Swiss capital. Is drilling its wells vita
German machinery.
Evening star., 1922-06-22

year. without any manufacturing. to
speak OF, Warrington spent more
money per capita for truth in ad-
vertisinH'' than any other city in the
United States.
In the absence Of James P. Schick,
who is attending the international
convention of Lionism at Hot Springs.
Ark, Roger Whiteford presided. and
announced that next Wednesdays
meeting would be held at the Column
Evening star., 1922-06-22

bia Country Club. when the ladies' Of
On the motion Of Virgil Bouren,
the club voted unanimously to oppose
any. reduction In the bonus of federal
employees.
Resolutions q sympathy were voted
sent to Lions William A. Craig, in
jured Sunday in an automobile acct
dent. and Albert Hoagland. who is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
VUELVE A HABLARSE DEL
VIAJE DEL REY ALFONSO

BUENOs AIRES, enero 11-El pc
riodico ''La Naci6n'' publica una in
teresante correspondence de su Cores
ronsal en- Madrid, en- la cual Sc asegu-
ra que ell rey Alfonso XIII de Espa1a
visitara este afio la Argentina Y otras
Republicas de America del Sur. Agre-
ga ell referido diario que ell Monarca
espaiiol vendra America en- union de
don Antonio Maura, a quien la socie-
dad argeatina y los centros culturales,
han hecho repetidas veees .invitaciones
especiales para que visite esta ciudad.
''La Nacion' dice que ell rey Alton
so solamente esta esperanto un momenSo
propicio para realizar Ell viaje que tai
vez un cambio en- la situacion de Ma
rruecos podria precipisar la anunciada
vista del Soberano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
LdSdGCIaraCiOnGSd0 de
RathOndu producer
inQui0tud en- Cannes
tPor Gable Franc6s)

CANNES, enero 11.-El presidente
de la Delegation alemana ministro de
Reconstruction en- ell Gabinete de Wirth.
Walther Rathenau, ha maniesftado a
los expentos aliados que Alemania a pc
sar de sus esfuerzos Y aunque recurra
ciertos rigores, solo podra disponer de
15o 200 millones de marcos orc. para
los pagos de las indemnizaciones. Pide
Rathenau notification los pagos que
Sc han de hacer Ell dia ounce de abril Y
previo que ell Gobierno germano, en- pa
gos ulteriores, Sc vera enfrentado con
dificultades semejantes.
Rathenau hizo hincapie en- ell hecho
de que ell Gobierno aleman quiso abrir
negociaciones con Inglaterra para hacer
un emprestA'o, pero que la respuesta de
Iondres les obligo desistir de SUI pro-
posito, pues Inglaterra respondi6 que
no era possible conceder ning1n presta-
mo, asi como tampoco creditos a largo
plazo.
Los representatives a la Conferencia
de Cannes han recibido con frialdad las
arferiores manifestations.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
Hoy Serd radicadO
ante ell. Supreme ell
mandamuSdGHOnOrG

Anoche nos encontramos con Ell
Lcdo. Rivera zayas, quien Sc djsponia
a ir al festival masonico Ole habia
de celebrarse en- ell Hotel Frances, con
motive de la toma de possession del Sr.
Rivera zayas del cargo de Venerable
Maestro de dicha institution.
LIE preguntamos acerca del recurso
de "mandamus' que pensaba presen
tar ell Sr. Honore contra ell Sr. Toro
Labarthe, Y nos contesto que va habia
preparado la demanda. la cual seria ra
dlcada en- ell dia de hoy.
lAnte que Corte?-le pregun.a-
mos
Ante Ell Tribunal Supremo-nos con
testo.- Yo acostunbro. como Jupiter,
enviar los rayos desie 10 alto.
Aunqre este nos 10 dijo ell iestre abb
gado con una sonrisa en- los Iabios
hubimos de anotarlo en- la memoria pa
ra enterar de clio al Sr. Toro La
barthe, quien seguramente tencra que
proveerse do un formidable paralrayos.
Y clio ha de ser asi juzgar por estas
otras manifestations que nos hizo Ell
ST.. Rivera zayas:
LIE advierto a Ud.-nos dijo-Que
estoy xtraordinariamente preparado
para llevar a feliz 6xito este asunto.
Me propongo suscitar, de neno, la cues
ton politica que entrafia esta question
de acuerdo con Ell plan politico anun-
ciado por ell Gobernador Reilly.
jim que funda I'd. SUI peticion,
licenciado?
En- que Ell Sr. Honore ha si6o Illegal
y arbitrariamente destituido; a. dicha
accion ha obedecido al plan poliSico
del Gobernador Reilly v que Sc ha pre-
textado unos cargos infundados como
"justa causa' para la destituci6n, en-
violaci6n alberta a la seccion 5a. de la
Ley del Servicio Civil, a la Ia. del
Reglamento de dicha ley, a la secci6n
"a. del Acta organica nuestra y ia
clausula IA de la Constitution ameri-
cana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
SOrpr0sas de ia Univer-
sal" a principles de 1922

Asi, verdaderas sorpresas, merecen
denominarse las que dispone la podero
sa firma cinematografca "UNIvER-
SAL FILM MFG. co., para sorpren-
dernos principles de afio, pues de un
momento otro lanzara al publico las
hermosas producciones, verdaderas ge
mas del arte mudo, que nos complace-
mos en- anunciar los entusiastas del
cine. que forman legion en- Puerto Ri
co:
Ell ALMA DE RAFAEL, por cLA-
ra Kimball Young
BORRASCAS MATRIMCNIALES,
por Clara Kimball Young.
Ell ESCANDALo PARIsIEN, por
Mario Provost.
EsPosAs LocAs en- 10 parties, por
Won Strohein.
MARIDos Y EsPosAs, por House
Peter.
Todas estas producciones, ademas de
"CONFLICTO'', por Priscilla Dean,
que sera estrenada por ell precioso tea
tro OLIMPO, de Santurce, son extra
ordinarias. Y han producido entusiasmo
enorme, en- Nueva York, donde han sido
exhibidas numerosas veces.
Tambi6n de un momento otro sera
larzada al plblico la estupenda joya
cinematografica del arte frances, MA
TIAS SANDORFF, tomada de la mag
mica obra del mismo nombre, del IA
moso originalisimo escritor Julio ver-
ne. Cuantas personas han tenido la for
tuna de yer la referida production, ase
grran que no es possible concebir que
haya venido hasta hoy una pelicula tan
portentosa a Puerto Rico.
Y como 81 freran pocos 6xitos atn
para la "UNNIvERSAL''. que goza
de la predileccion de todo nuestro
p1blico, en- breve nos sorprendera tam
bi6n con bellis,mas y raras series, en-
tire las que sobresalen las que siguen:
Ell sENDERo DEL TERROR, por
George Larkin.
Ell SEcRETo DE CUATRo, por
Eddie Polo, y Ell REGRERSO DE
TARTAN, por Elmo Lincoln
Esto pone de relieve las Victories Que
aguardan a la s.UNIvERSAL'' que
merece mas que nunca los aplausos fer
vientes que le otorga nuestro pdblico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
PRoXIMO DEBUT DEL CELEBRE
ACTOR RAFAEL ARGOS

Hoy llegara San Juan Ell gran ac.
tor Rafael ARGOS, rey de la risa y Gre
ador insigne del Maquietismo, con su afa
mada compafifa de c6micos, cuyo proxi-
mo estreno Sc ha fijado para ell dia IA
del corrienfe.
La Colnpafiia de ARGOS acaba de ha-
Ger una buena temporada en- Santo Do
mingo, en- donde debut6 con "El Amigo
Teddy, comedia de fino corte humoris-
tico, habiendo sido aplaudida fren6tica-
mente por ell publico, y La que ha sido
elegida por la Compafifa para su pre-
sentaci6n aqui
Podremos, pues, admirar prorSo en-
esta capital, al mejor interprete del g6-
nero humoristico en- Espafia y America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
LA GRAVEDAD DE DON
PEDRO ARSUAGA Sc ACENTU4

Anoche las ocho nos informamos en-
Ell "Auxilio Mutuo" que Ell distjngui-
do financiero don Pedro Arsuaga, habfa
pasado todo Ell dia en- estado muy fati-
goso, motive por Ell cual la gravedad de
la dolencia Sc acentuaba cada momen-
to, temiendose un fatal desenlace.
Ell estado del paciente, segdn fuimos
informados, era peor que en- ell dia an
terror, pero no obstaute, los medicos que
asisten al distinguido Y bondadoso ca
ballero, estaban luchando tenazmente
por combatir la infection de los pulmo-
nes.
Hacemos fervientes vcios por que ell
ilustre amigo logre salvarse del peli-
gro que lie amenaza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
I'm plan con ell pro-
p0Sit0 de SaIVaF eI
cafe de PtO. Rico

Ell distinguido caballero don Tomas
Mariani, con quien hablamos aver. nos
hizo muy importantes manifestaciones
acerca de un plan para la induaria del
cafe en- Puerto Rico, que desde hace al
gun tempo ha venido estudiando. va
definitivamente result6 este. SON sus
deseos darlo conocer a los cafeteros
de Puerto Rico va que ell nevarlo la
praGfica implicaria la salvation de di-
cha industrial, tan maltratada por la
suerte, actualmente.
Ell plan del senior Mariani. seglin nos
ha expresado este con lujo de detalles.
consia>e en- celebrsr conferencias en-
todos los pueblos cafeteros de la isla,
con Ell proposito de interezar los pro
rietarios en- la realization del plan que
el tiene estudiado, hasta conseguir una
absolute esfabilidad en- ell mercado del
cafe, de manera que Ell rico grano lie
que a cotizarse a excelentes precios.
De las manifestaciones del sefor Ma
riani Sc desprende que este asunto re-
viste suma trascendencia para los cafe
teros de Puerto Rico, que tantos reveses
han sufrido.
Segln nuestros informes, ell senior Ma
riani dara su primera confrencia en- La
res, anunciardolo oportunamente en- La
prensa,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
UN AMANTE DE LA LuJUR1A

En- Puerto Rico Sc acaba de recibir
la noticia de que la famosa Bertini Sc
casa y tiene Ell prop6sito de retirarse
de la escena.
Sc casa con Mr.. Cartier, escritOr
parisino.
Y Cartier Sc enamor6 perdidaniente
de la Bertini al verla representa- "Lu-
juria''.
iC6mo la haria la famosa italiana?
ST Ell lector quiere averiguarlo di-
rijase hoy al TEATRo AMERICA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
Aver COntinn6 Ia Wis
ia pdbIiCa ante Ia G,
de SeTViCiO PdbliCO


Al las dos de la tarde de aver Sc rea-
nud6 akte la Comision de Servicio
PIblico la vista pnblica que venia ce-
lebrandose con motive de la solicitud
hecha por los productores de azhcar al
objeto de que fueran rebajadcs Jos au-
mentos autorizados en- las tarifas de
los fetes qIe cobra la Compafia del
Ferrocarril por ell transporte dc cafias y
sus derivados.
En- representation de los Azucareros
hicieron uso de la palabra los abogados
Mr.. Brown, Mr.. Frazer Mario G.
Figueroa.
Todos estos abogados hicieron una
amplia exposition de la situation eco
monica del pals de la crisis apremian
to por que atraviesa en- Ell presente la
industria azucarera y la necesidad y
raz6n que habia para rebajar las tari-
fas del transporte ferroviario al objeto
de aminorar un POGO la gravedad de la
situaci6n tan crftica para las centrales
de az1car.
A psticion de ambss parties y de la
comisi6n misma fu6 nuevamente llama
do ell Auditor de la Compafiia ferrovia
ria sr. Vassallo, quien despues de pres
tar juramento, fu6 sometido un mi
nucioso interrogatorio por parse de los
abogados de los azucareros.
Fue tai Ell nQmero de pregantas y
tan precisos los datos que lie fueron
pedidos al sr. Vasallo, que despues de
estar un largo ratio contestando, tuvo
que pedir protection a la Comisi6n j
alegar que. el no era una ENCYCLOPEDIA.
Dijo, ademas, que habia que tener en-
cuenta que el solamente hacia meses
Que estaba en- la ComDafiia = no podfa
haberse puesto al corriente en- tan cor
to tempo de los asuntos de la Compa
MIA de hace diez amos, nj de asuntos
insignifcantes que solo eran de- domi-
nio de los diferentes departamentos de
la Companfa.
Luego fue 1lamado declarar Ell Sr.
Jose Ruiz Soler, secretario- -tescrero de
la Association de Productores de Azu
car, quien explic6 la comisi6n la yer
dadera situacion de la industrial azu-
carera y la conveniencia de la reduc-
cion de las tarifas ferroviarias.
FL Sr. Ruiz Soler contest6 infini-
dad de preguntas que lie hicieran los
abogados Dexter, de la Compafia del
Ferrocarril y Figueroa, de los Azucare
ros, y manifesto que Sc hacia necesario
determinar ell CAPITAL POSITIVE de
la compafia del Ferrocarril. presindien
do de los millones de frances que dijo
Sc habian gastado en- champagne al ser
fundada la compahfa para entonces pa
gar ellos Ell inter6s adecuado de acuer-
do con ese capital una vez determi-
nado.
A preguntas que lie hiciera ell DR..
Figueroa, Ell Sr. Ruiz Soler declare que
una vez Sc habia nombrado una comi-
sion con Ell prop6sito de la citada Com
(Oentinna en Is Dag1na 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-12
Ell NUEvo GABINETE DE
GRIFFITH Y LA SITUACION
EN- IRLANDA

DUBLIN, enero 11.-El nuevo pre-
sidente del Dali Eireann, Mr.. Arthur
Griffith, ha comenzado va su labor para
consolidar ell nuevo Estado hbre de Ir-
landa y actualmente esta consagrado a
zanzibar impresiones con sus amigos y
partidarios del nuevo regimen.
Griffith ha hecho va la election de su
Gabinete que comprende las siguientes
personalidades:
Michael Collins, Gavanduffy, Eamon
Duggan, William Cosgrove, Bryan Hig-
gins, Y Pichard Mulchay. Mr.. Gavarl-
duffy sera ell Ministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores.