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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-04-02
Royal Arcanum
Calendar.

Calendar.
Grand Council. Royal Arcanum.
Monday evening; Oriental Council.
Tuesday evening.
The Grand Gov neil. Royal Area
mum, Of the District of Columbia.
will hold its twenty-eighth annual
session Monday evening. April ., at
Perpetual Han. 11O1 E street north
west. az 1880 D. m. Past Supreme
Regent W. Holt Apgar will be in
attendance for the purpose of in
stslIfng the officers elected at this
session.
The Loyal Ladies of the Royal
Arcanum will next meet with Dis
trict, Council on April 10 and all
members OF the order and their
ladies are cofdially invited
The last meeting of Kismet coun-
ell was designated as a class night
for the comforting of the degree, in
honor Of Grand Regent George, C.
Shinn.
Capitol Council at its next meet
ing VIII fittingly start the new
brand Council year with an exem-
2iifieation Of the full degree and al,
Identification meeting. Members OF
.;her eoYpciIs are urged to attend.
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SPRING Is HERE! lie GIONAIRES
OPEN BASEBALL SEASON
Costello Post Will See Action in Georgetown
Game Today Other News.

Costello Post OF the American
Legion is scheduled for a baseball
game today at 10 o'clock. The, OPP
ponents against the Costello base
ball team will be Georgetown, and
the game will be played on tn,
Georgetown University field. All
beginners are invited to attend. The
team is arranging games in and
around the city. and the prospects
are bright. Dorsey Griffith is in
charge Of the Costello athletes.
Among the. stunts" that Costello
Post has on the program for this
spring to be two-week carnival ana
circus to be staged at Camp Meigs
on Florida avenue. The carnival
will continue for a period Of two
weeks commencing April II.
Membership in Costello Post Is con-
sistently being increased and under
the aggressive leadership OF John f.
Kelley. chairman OF the membership
committee. II Is confidently expected
that Costello Post will shortly have
1000 active members. He urges that
each Legionaire of Costello Post en-
roll at least one person this year
Yho.is eligible for membership in the
Legion.
The Drum and Bug1e Corps OF
Costello is practicing for the coming
summer season and will appear dur
ing the coming carnival to be held
under the auspices of Costello Post
At the last meeting C0Ntello Post
initiated and is advocating for the
REIMBURSEMENT OF salaries for the
| statutory government employees Of
the District of, Columbia. 1t was
pointed out that there had not beer
any REIMBURSEMENT OF salaries for the
above for period of forty-two years
The resolution favoring the above
affecting the majority of the EN-
ployes of the District government
was of more than passing interest
to a large number of employees OF
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Daughters of Isabella.

On Sunday. March &c. the degree
team from Circle. No. 17S. accom-
panied by large delegation, motored
to Indian Head. Md. to conduct the
Initiation OF class into Circle Santa
Maria. After the ceremonies the
indian Head Daughters entertained
their visitors and new members with
musical program, followed by a
buffet supper.
The Lenten play. s"The Upper
Room" presented by the st. Patrick
Players under the direction of Rev.
Francis Hurney. will be given under
the auspices of Circle, No. lis. on
Tuesday. April IL. for the benefit of
the unemployed, of the city,
The regular monthly business
meeting Of Circle. No. ITS. will abe
held on Wednesday. April S. 1922. at
2. M. at 6Ql Z street northwest.
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NEWS AND AFFAIRS OF WASHINGTON FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

muster to CHIEF OF stan Arthur NJ
Berthiaume.
Department general orders No. 10
have been issued from department
headquarters, 400 Twelfth street
northeast. General orders No. 8
from national headquarters. 1st
West Randolph street. Chicago. ILL.,,
has reached department headquar-
tiers.
A regular muster Of Col. John
Jacob Astor Camp. No. 6. will be
held in Stanley Hall. u. s. Soldiers
Home. Monday evening. April ,. at
7:30 p. m.
A meeting OF the entertainment
committee of the Los Angeles Gu
was held in the office Of Past Com
mander-in-Chief Comrade John
Lewis Smith and plans Populated
for several big events. Department
Commander Mccartney, who - the
chairman, earnestly solicits the
moral support of all comrades from
all camps of the department In
helping and assisting in these
events when same are amended.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp. No.
1. will hold their first ladies' night
of the, year on Tuesday evening,
April I. Gen. Nelson A. Miles will
be our special guest and speaker.
Mrs. Anita Newcomb MCGEE, NJ. ID.
president of the Spanish American
War Nurses Association, and q
number Of nurses who are in con-
vention during the week at the
Grace Dodge Hotel. have been in
vited to be our guests. Past Com
mander Leahy, chairman of good
and welfare committee, has ar
ranged a splendid program for the
occasion. Regular muster will be
held at p. m. sharp in their hall
in the Perpetual Building, Eleventh
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the District who are members OF
Costello Post. A committee composed
OF Maj. Daniel ]. Donovan, auditor
Tor the District of Columbia; J. C.
wilkes. assistant corporation counsel
for the District, and comdr william
r. FRANKLIN Of the District water
registers office, was authorized 70
draft a proposed bill to remedy the
situation as existing among the EN-
ployes of the District government
and present II to the District-6f Co
iumbia Committees of both House;
of Congress.
The next regular business meeting
Of costello Post will be Tuesday eve-
ming. April I, board room, District
Building. All members are requested
20 attend as important and interesting
business will be the order of the eve
ming. Csandr. William F. Franklin
viii preside.
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GAVEL CLUB TO
HOLD LUNCHEON

The Gavel Club is making eIab-
crate plans for a house-warminE
bazaar to be held at the new
quarters. 1871 Thirteenth street.
from April is TO %. The luncheon
on Monday at the City Club will be
addressed by a prominent army
officer.
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Keane Council to
Confer Degrees
On Candidates

Keane Council officers viii con-
fer the third degree of the order
on a large class Of candidates at
the intercouncii exemplihcation 20
be held this afternoon in X Of c.
Hall. s1s Tenth street northwest.
william Mulligah. lecturer Of
Keane Council. has been appointed
district deputy OF the second dis
trict by state Deputy Maurice J.
McAuliffe. vice John T. s. Burns.
resigned.
Chairman Mulligan and his dance
committee are arranging for
dance. the date TO be announced
later.
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and Z streets northwest. Com
mander-in-Chief John Lewis Smith
will be master OF ceremonies
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ID. A. r.

Keystone Chapter, d. A. r., held
its March meeting on Saturday after
noon. March 50. at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. Clyde Kelly. Chevy Chase,
Mrs. Ida ]. Kinsell, regent, presiding.
a -ery-favorsble report OF the last
meeting was read showing the chap
ter was doinG good patriotic work.
and treat spirit of harmony prevail
ing. Miss Stevens brought a very
fine report OF the arms conference
Mrs. Kelly was a charming hostess.
md was ably assisted by Miss Haven.
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The Home Club of the Interior
Department held a delightful card
/ party at their clubhouse, IT Dupont
Circle, on Friday evening. There
were about fifty tables of bridge
and five hundred. At 10 o'clock the
prizes were awarded. after which an
informal dance was enjoyed.
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Mrs. Hardy. the regent-elect Of the
District. was an honored guest also
Mrs Muleare, the new chaplain elect.
and Mrs. Abbott, the retiring State
historian, Ind other guests.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-04-06
Buy your Easter Bonnetts, Coat or
Suit at the Quality Shop. 1t

Buy your Easter Bonnetts, Coat or
Suit at the Quality Shop. 1t
W. H. Brandt Of near Ovid. was q
business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Cannell and children re-
turned to their home. near Melbeta.
Nebr.. last Sunday. after short
visit in Julesburg with Mrs. Cannells
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Smelser,
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Smelser
drove Mrs. Cannen and children as
far as Potter, Nebr., where they
were met by Mr.. Cannell.
The pool tournament is progressing
nicely at the Lanckriet Billiard and
Pool Parlor on Front street. Play is
now being made in the third series.
which means that some of the players
will be eliminated at the finish of this
series. those losing three games.
Quite = little interest is being mani
tested in the tournament, which will
not be finished before another week.
A number Of cash prizes will be
awarded the winners. Chester Schaf-
fer thus far holds the high run Of
twenty three. he making this run in
the frs: series.
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Geo. H. Thompson. loans.

Geo. H. Thompson. loans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mozart went to
Omaha last week to buy goods for
The Variety Store.
Easter Specials for Women and
Misses at the Style Shop.
Attorney G. E. Hendricks returned
business trip to Denver.
Messrs. Guy Smelser and E. s.
Eastlack were visitors At the Smell
ser i Co. ranch near Lewellen. Nehr.
Sunday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Robson, who recently
underwent an operation in hospital
in Chicago. H.. is reported TO be re-
covering nicely. but will not be able to
return here for several weeks.
4 baby boy was born 10 MIR. ami
Mrs. Roy Mckellips at their home in
this city March Goth. DR.. c. H.
Smith Of Big Springs. being in at
tendance. Mother and baby are re-
ported to be getsiuE along nicely.
The masquerade dance given by :he
fraternity Amusement Club st
Loves hall las: Saturday evening
was big success and attended by q
large crowd. all reporting a esa! s,ei
time.
Shampeos and Fscials s. the Beau
;e Parlor on Front Street i:
Mr.. and Mrs, James n, Gillian o!
the South Table are .he proud par
cn;s of baby girl. hern Friday noon
March Sis., a, the Juleshurs Com
n,uni:y Hospital, DR.. ]. F. Hart WAS
in attendance, Mother and baby Az
reported 10 be doing nicely.
Rev Alexander Of near ovsa. under.
wen: a minor operation Al ;Ae Jules
burg Community Hospital Sunday
pr<s F. G. pu..en and c. v. Rcck
performing :he operation He IS re
sererins n,eeay, W h.v;ns y e 7ssaInea sr ''
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THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Court House
b. H. Schrader, Pastor

Lords Day Services April 9th
9:45 A. M.-Bible School.
lO:45 A. M.-Morning Worship.
$50 P. NC. E. Prayer Meeting.
7:30 P. M.-Evening Worship.
Our Bible School broke its own rec
ord of II. Our previous high water
mark had been 81, which had been
reached three different times, but
never surpassed.
The beginners class, under the d.
rection of Mrs. Snyder, was the ban
ner- class last Sunday, they taking
the honors from the primary class
which had held them for three conse-
cutive Sundays.
The Y. P. B. C. was a very close
second with an attendance of SO per
cent. which was only fraction Of l
per cent behind the winners. A heat
ed contest is now going on for the
honors next Lords Day. The Y. P.
b. c. is now organized under the lead
ership of Brother Schrader, an ex-
perienced Young Peoples leader, and
great things are expected from this
class of energetic young folks.
Brother Perry Duncan is now act
ing superint dent of our Bible
School and re is no doubt but that
the school :. go ahead by leaps
and bounds under his active leader.
ship. Our aim for Easter is Bible
School enrolment of 100. Come or
folks. Let's get behind Brother Dun
can and push the ball cover the top. ;
We are glad our pastor is gradu
ally getting back his customary ener
gy and pep, following his long siep.
of illness and everything connected
with our church activities point.
towards a very successful pre-Eastel
Campaign, which will close with /,
sun rise prayer meeting on Easte,
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PRAIRIE VIEW NEWS

The Ladies Aid all-day meeting
was we'll attended by the ladies. but
on accoun, of the farm work having
started. there were not so many men
present as was expected. A good
time was enjoyed by all.
Rev. Myers from Hot Springs,
South Dakota. srrived here Wednes-
day. where he looked after land in
.eress for & few days. returning home
on Friday.
Born, 10 Mr.. ard Mrs Royal Ollie
hay. s. girl. March so. 1929. Mrs.
DiIlshsy is s. the Sedgwick hospital.
Dr. Hayes wss attending physician.
M. and Mrs. John McCurdy and
Joe McCuriy visited at the Len Davis
home Sunday.
Chas- Edwards was a business
yisiso. 20 Chappell Friday.
Attendance at Prairie View Sunday
Shool las. Sunday was forSy-six
Mrs Ekwa.l and Rev. and Mrs
Bennington from Seigwick, attended
Ladies' Aid at the Pearl Donaldson
home Wednesday.
Mrs Geo. WeFman has been on the
sick lis. the past week.
Mrs Charlie Webster returned
from, Denver Wednesday. where she
has been visiting a short time.
Ny and Mrs Emil Bentson visitec
| with Mr. Bentson's relatives in Hax
tun Sunday.
George Sellers from Sedgwick, wa.
4 south side visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Arlo Ferrel visitet
At the Henry Butler home Sunday.
Church services at Prairie View
Sunday evening. April 9th.
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LOCAL NEWS AND
PESONAL ITEMS
Geo. II. Thompson. loans

Rev. A, ]. Waller was Sterling
visitor last Thursday.
GIRLS. when you think Hats, think
Style Shop.
Mr., and Mrs. John Thesis and Mrs.
l.. T., Wise motorcd to Sterling We'd
n,sday. returning here that evening.
The Woman's Club Apron Sale will
hc held At the &. A. Reed Hardware
Storc. April 18th. Don't miss il. 1t
J Mrs. Kenneth Miller of Denver. is
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Sidney Huntley, and family east
of this city.
Attractive signs uow adnrn tn,
awning In from, Of the Juicshurg
Pharmacy and the Style Shop with
the addition Of a new awning fringe,
The Ladies Aid Of the Methods.
Church will NEE. on Thursday. April
18th. a. the home of Mrs, c. NJ, Har-
ris,
O, L. Owens Of Sidney. Nehr., WAS
a Iulesburs business visitor Tuesday.
hooking after his property interests
here,
Mr., and Mrs. E, N, Kelsey and
daughter Miss Ruth OF Sterling. were
visitors here Saturday and Sunday al
the home of the formers son. E. n
Kelsey and family.
Mcssrs, VIM, Ltxier and Wm, os-
t-aaaer. who were patients a; the
IaleshurS Community Hospital fl,
two weeks under the care Of pr. C.
II, SmisA at Rig Springs, returned I,
their homes a. Big Springs Sunday
he:ng practically recovered in health
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Sunday morning and the special ser
vices on that glorious day.
The sermon subjects for next
Lords Day are as follows:
Morning Church Compared
to a Vine"
Evening-"Religious Unity in the
Home"
Miss Minnie Randolph will be lead
er of our C. E. Prayer meeting next
Sunday evening. The topic for dis
cussion is 1.-THE Masters Invitation"
All people of our community, who
are not already enrolled in some de-
partment Of one of our local church.
es, are cordially invited to meet and
have fellowship with US.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-04-06

Frank Sprague has been staying at
the John Wilson home while putting
in wheat.
Several of the Prairie View farm
ers have begun spring work the past
week.
Mr.. Royal Dillehay and children
spent Sunday at the L. V. Davis
home.
Miss Edna Loveland has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Arlo Ferrell the
past week
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-04-06
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!

There will be a program and box
supper at Prairie View School, Dis
trict No. IL, on Friday evening,
April 21st. Program begins at 500
P. NJ. sharp. Everyone cordially in
vited. Ladies please bring boxes.
MISS ALICE GAVIN,
IT. Teacher,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

"iQue es 10 que oigo ALA, en- la
la puerta? iQuien canta sobre el
puente levadizo? Es precise que esos
cantos Sc acerquen nosotros y re-
suenen en- la sala." Asi dice ell rey,
y un paje echa a correr; vuelVe el pa
je, Y el rey grita: "iQue hagan entrar
al anciano!
-Salud, mobiles senores; salud,
tambien hermosas damas: veo aqul
ell cielo alberto, estrelias sobre estre-
llas! iQuien podria nombrarlas? /?
Mas en- esta sala, toda llena de rique-
"a y de grandeza, cerraos, oJos mlos,
que no es ell momento de admirar."
Cierra los ojos el bardo su pode-
rosa voz resuena. Los caballeros le-
vantan los ojos encendidos; las damas
tros caballeros, que rompen las Ian
zas enemigas; dad vuestro cham
belan esa carga preciosa para que Ii
baian sus dulces miradas.
Ell rey, complacido, manda bus
car una cadena de ORC para recompen
sar tan hermoso talento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

ma lefdo al publico en- SUI discursO
inaugural. Declara, ademas, que ell pro
yecto no tiene ninguna probabilidad
Gle ser aprObado, pues que correra la
misma suerte del proyecto Williams
Que esta pendiente de consideration
des0c mayo 2G hi siquiera ha mereci-
DO la consideration del Comit6 de Asun
tos Insulares. Juzga Inconvenience
para los intereses pliblicos del pals
dailoso para su ciudadanfa ell que pu-
diera convertirse ell ley ese prOyecto
que, agrega, nos impone un Alto Co
misario cual 81 estuviGramos sujetOs
I'LL mandate como el que ejerce Ingla-
terra EN- MesOpotamia o Arabia, y
Francia Ell Syria sin que Sc nos conce-
da facultad de celebrar tratados CO.
merciales, regular los aranceles de
! aduana. Y otras medidas analogas de
verdadero cardcter auton6mico.
Ell Representante Lastra Charriez
sostiene que con el Estado Libre Puer-
! to Rico tendr;l ell derecho de admins
, trarse 81 mismo ejercera una ver-
dadera responsabilidad de todo SUI 60
| bierno. limitAndoSe la intervention fe-
deral al Comisionado Residente que
tiene ciertos derecllOs. limitados por
el Presidente. A su juiciO eS una obi
| gaci6n de todos los portorriqueiios
Trafalgar para que ell proyecto llegue
a ser ley 'p
| FL Representative Alfonso manifesto
Su creencia personal de que los socia
persiSuen los unionistas con ell proyec
to de Estado Libre. que. 81 dice. es pa
ia hacer I'M escudo que lie permita al
senior Barcel0 regresar; al pals prote
Egldo de la opinion ptiblica.
RepOrter0 POliticO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24
81 MAS CABLES
ODE NuEsrRo coRREspotsA1 ESPECIALLY.

CA.CUTA, enero 24.-Sin mayores
details, sabese que ell sabado fueron
tusllads por las fuerzas inglesas, ell
Jete de|os rebeldes imoplachos, B. K.
HadJi yseis de sus seguidores en- las
atueras 2 Malapurn. La revolucion,
en- tanto,se eXtiende de una manera
mcontenlh, librandose verdaderos
comoates \ las Gales de las princi-
pales poplaones y en- las orillas del
Milo.
ESTOCOIO. enero 24-La ,1nica
muJef suecaonocida en- los campos
de la aVlacl0 Elsa Anderson, cayo
completamentdestrozada de SUI apa-
ratio que volaE a una altura de dos
NIL ples' al qlerse lamar en- medic
de la muiClCu'que la contemplate
asombrada, EN- Gparacaidas En- los
INSTANCES de ef,splegado el mismo,
fallo en- la opefan de abrirse, y la
avladora descene con la velocidad
de una centelia. cuerpo destroza-
90 Tue fecogloo p' serle tributados
gfahdes hohoreS r ell Cuerpo de
Aviacion Militar.
IOhlO, enefo A-Ha llegado a
esta capital el MARI Joffre, heroe
de la batalla del MAJ o1ien viene al
Japon envlado pof Gobierno para
pagan la vista hecla Francia en-
meses pasados por etincipe Impe-
rial Hirohito, quien hen la actua-
lidad de Regente de nacion. FL
pueblo ma aclamaoo alnoso Maris-
cal y lie seran eolfeciatlgunas re-
cepciones oficiales, entrlas una en-
lei Palacio del Emperadts
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

nadO apelasen del veto al Presidente
v este los cOnfirmase: que de no hacer
la confirmation. que es de suponerse
no la hara, rrdcticamente Sc establece-
ri aquf la misma enmienda propuesta
Dor la Comisi6n Wood Forber para Las
Islas Filipinas, de que cuando no ha-
va acuerdO en- los nombramientoS eH-
tire ell Senado ell jefe Executive, ell
Rresidente decidira Ell dltimo t6rmino.
"El gobernador elective tai como
Sc establecera por ell Estado Libre, Sc
ri una clase de gobernador privado de
gobernar de mano propia, nj de la ma
no del partido a que pertenezca, hi aun
de mano de la Asamblea Legislativ
en- sus acuerdos unanimes, porque en-
tonces habra' dos gobernadores sien-
do uno de los dos ell gObernador efec-
two: ell Comisionado Residente; ell
otro sera ell de la figuraci0n polftica
regional.
Mi opinion personallsima es que ell
Partido Republicano debe trabajar
porque no Sc conyierta Ell ley ell proyec
to del Estado Libre de Puerto Rico.
Enti,endo. equiypcadamente quizds, que
81 Sc implanta entire nosotros, la tai
medida de pqeyo gobierno, mi partido
no podrfa, cOntinuar con Su actual
proSfaln1aa poiilico. e.ii .i Fl
|, !. FL. Semadort Tous Soto, presidente
del Partido Republicano. dice q. el pro
yecto del Estado Libre ,es I'm ardid po-
Va Va D1xila nara ia cdf r. mas fals efa6d
| la situaci6n del primero despu6s de re
gresag aqpl EN- los primeros dlas &c
febrer9Y y encontrarse, con MIR. Rely
dirisiendo nuevamente la gobernaci0r
con arregln al manual de su progra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-24

WASHINGTON, enero 24.-En la
session de hoy, han entrado las Con-
session de hoy, han entrado las Conte-
comprometida no sorteada hasta la fe-
cha, es la que Sc refiere al programa
por desarrollar en- el Lejano Oriente,
sea en- la region de Siberia. FL i'm
portante diario japones "Dietz Toxic"
en- SUI edcion del sabado, trae un vi
brante articulo del Ministro de Rela-
clones Exteriores marques de Uchlda,
en- que manifesto franca alberta
mente, que ell Imperio Japones Sc ME
ga en- absolute retirar 'sus tropas
de Siberia hasta que sea establecldo
ALI un gobierno estable, de manera
que no haya lugar a que mas tarde
vengan otros poderes a querer eJer-
Ger SUI autoridad ALI con miras egols-
tas. En- ell entretando las delegacio-
mes europeas Y americana, ven con
malos ojos que los japoneses Y los
chinos discuten la question de Shan.
| tung en- la forma mas amigable
cuando todos esperaban un rompi'
miento entire ambas naciones aslatI
cas- al llegar este punto, 10 cual es
: prueba fehaciente de que Japon Chi
ma Sc hallan en- inteligencia para alta
Jar las ambiciones de Europa " Anne
: RIGA en- Asia y el Pacifico. En- sinte
: sis, las Conferencias van camino d'
un lamentable fracaso.
HABANA. enero 24.-El aZhcar d'
la zafra anterior, que estaba ell un;
: limportante cantidad, ha sido vendida
e La perspectiva es mejor ahora. 81 biel
e no permite ser muy optimistas.
; WASHINGTON, enero pant
i la Junta Militar reunida en- esta ca
! pital para rendirle honores al Gene
S raj Pershing, ell famoso caudillo re
}, huso aceptar la medalla de Servicio
r Distinguidos que guerra imponerle
!. mencionada Junta, basando su negatl
: va en- que el no habia hecho por |
- patria sino- eumplir con un sagrad
: deber que no emerecia otra recompens
o que la satisfaction propia. La act
I tud gallarda de Pershing le ha cor
quistado mas admiradores de los gu
;. tenia entire ell Ejercito ell puebl
americanos.