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Nus the Gable
MIRACLE WATER IN ENGLAND
WORKS WONDERFUL CURES
in Old Well, 1t Is Said to Renew Youth
Destroy Disease-Pilgrims Flock From All
Parts of Great Britain.

Special Cable to THE New YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, by THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London Sent. o.
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Special Cable TO THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New YORK HERALD.
NeU York HeraId Rureau
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Special Gable 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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Special Cable TO THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922. By THE New YORK HERALD.
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Special Cable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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Special Cable TO THE NV iosK HEnID
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Neu Yovk Herald Rureau !
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Special Gable 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, ~ THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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.CORSETS ESSENTIAL
TOLONDON STYLES
Longer Skirts and Shorter
With Waist Lines
8rcr Normal.

Special Gable to TIE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, By THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Rureau
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14
IN THE DEVILS GARDEN
 NOW PLAYING AT THE EMPIRE

Lionel Barrymore hasAthe part of William Dale, who elevates himself from the status of a humble gardner to postmaster and a power in the community as means of making himself worthy of the love of Mavis, a servant in the household of Lord Barradine. They are married. but DaIe's innpetuouS nature results in his suspension as postmaster. He is reinstated, but his happiness ends when he learns how Mavis has sacri- feed herself to Barradine in order to have her husbands position restored, of Lord Barradine, chokes him to death and returns to London to es- tablish an alibi.
 Dala and Mavis effect a reconcillia- ton, hr1t the dark cloud of the past makes his life miserable. Norah, a beautiful gypsy, comes into Dale's life as his greatest temptation. While lighting the battle out with himself. he sees his chance for salvation when he beholds the nearby orphan age in flames, the lives of the chil- dren in peril
 He rushes to the rescue and in his heroic act finds the answer to his great problem and a means of atone ment for his wrongs of the past
 The climax is declared to be one of the most gripping ever picturized: and in The Devils Garden" Lionel Barrymore is said to have taken ad- vantage of his greatest cinema op- portunfty for dramatic acting.
 Doris Rankin has the role of Mavis.. 1T. Cooper Cliffe will be seen as Bar radfne and Mae McAvoy as Norahs the gypsy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14
Beauty Chats By EDNA KENT FORBES
SURPLUS WEIGHT

A humorous doctor recently wrote
 an article disucssing the amount or surplus weight there was in the world and the general gain in efficiency that would result if all the nations dieted down to proper individual amounts Il have forgotten exactly how many pll-
 lion pounds the world was to lose or how many million working hours or accomplishment were to be ga1ned-
 He chose rather wild and vague as pect of the subject ot reduction though he did make of it an interest hing article I wish he had calculated how many starving children in Russia might be saved if they could be given the amount of food consumed by the fat woman 10 whom 1t Is harmful rather than benefit!
 For in order to reduce, it is neces- sary to diet. It does not matter whether you diet by eating small qu rtities of everything you want or lar,ar quantities of foods which do not fatten. You need not mind even if you feel hungry and you will neither starve to death nor ruin Nour heaIth by eating too little. Human beings
 are very much like the camel who stores up enough fat in the hump on his back to last him on seven days trip across the desert. The chief diff felent is that the camel is meant to store this surplus flesh and the hu- man being is not. But both if de- prived os the accustomed amount Of | food begin to consume this deposit of
 
 | you eat half of the amount you are 1 accustomed to. you will make up | from your own overweight body the | amount of food iS has been accustom- l ed to receive
 1 Meantime, WE yourself. as you re- duce, will begin to look younger and | to feel younger. Flesh and youth do
 not go well together
 | Mrs. p H. S: The formula for the pilocarpine hair tonic is: l Pnocarpine hydrochlorate grains 1 Precipitated sulphur -. 30 grains | Creosol lily ....------ 30 drops | Castor oil .... 10 drops | Alcohol (95 per cent).. ounces 1 Tr. CantharideS I dramS Parma cologne .----,-- drams | Rose water, to make .-.. ounces Any reliable drug store can fill this ! for you. I have had nothing but l everyone that has used it. It is of l course not a dye. IL stimulates the color cells and makes the hair pro- ] duce it's own color.
 Bright Eyes: As you have had an 1 operation and been ill, it is quite nat
 come back again as you grow | stronger. Meantime have the tonic given above made up and use it three 1 times a week.
 CTo Be Contirued.)
 Forbes in care of the s'Beauty Chats
 department will be answered in these
 columns in their turn. This requires
 considerable time. however, ewing to l the great number received So if a
 personal or quicker reply is desired, a
 stamped and self-addFessed envelope
 must es enclosed wit, the ausxien,-- ! Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14
PARK THEATRE.
Makes Voyage to Play in "Just Around the Corner,

Margaret Seddon, who plays the part of the mother in Just Around the Corner" Cosmopolitan-Para- mount picture, which Frances Marion directed and wrote from a story by Fannie Hurst, hurried from Porto Rico to New York to work in this picture. Miss Seddon, who was play ing in another production in Porto Rico, received a cable from Cosmo- politan Productions to return as speedily as possible because she was considered ideally suited to the role.
 The actress caught the first ship leaving the island for home but whe n the vessel arrived in New York harbor 1t was detained at quarantine because of bubonic plague in Porto Rico. Pro- duction on Just Around the Corner was he1d up a few days until Miss Seddon was permitted to land by the health authorities.
 'tJust Around the Corner" will be presented at the Park theatre tomor- row to Wednesday. It tells the story of a poor East Side family in New York and is said to be a worthy sue cessor to "Humoresque" on which Miss Hurst and Miss Marion collabor- ated.
 Besides Miss Seddon there are in the cast: Lewis Sargent, Sfgrid
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14
HE BRIDGEPORT TIMES

xsnade into a wonderfully human pho toplay by Goldwyp and will be pre- sented starting tomorrow night It tells of Peep O'Day, who was born in an orphan asylum and dragged up'' l in abiect poverty. who fell heir to a fortune and the first investmen he
 made was in a pair. of brass-toed shoes, sweets for the poor children of ] the town, and hundred boyish pleas ures he had never had when he was l boy. As an added attraction William i Desmond, Wallace Beery and Fillmore tairo will be seen in one of the prize short dramas, The Policeman and | the Baby Other first run reels complete Sundays big program which l prices.
 Paul Dinus' Revue with They Bel | mont / "A Musical F'rappe'' intro dGcirS the Corsican, a mimlnio drama I in one act by Henry Friedly, features l the bill fer the first half of next week Ryan and Ryan, a comedy duo of ec- centric dancers, and others complete the fill
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14

theater in the third of the Steinert series Of world celebrated artists con- certs.
 The program: La Ci Daren. La -Mozart-Niiss Garrison and MT Werrenrath.
 Watch Ye, ray Ye-Bach-Mr. Werrenrath.
 Regnava Nel Silenzio-Donizetti Miss Garrison.
 Der ganger-Schubert; An Den Sonnenschein-Schu Fin uger Dichter Senkt An Die Geliebt- Marx; Liebesgluck-Wo olf-Mr. Wer- renrath.
 Joli Berger-Moret Fantoches- DebuSsy; Vous Dansez, Marquise- -Pasternack-Miss Garrison.
 The Last Song-Rogers; The Wreck of the Julie Plante'-O'Hara; Duna On the Road to Mandalay -Speaks-Mr. Werrenrath.
 The Virgin Sings-Foch; I Bring You Heartea Swing Low, Sweet Chariot--Guion; Natures Holiday-FTagem Garrison.
 Finale III Act, Rigoletto-Verdi- Miss Garrison and MT. Werrenrath-
 George Siemonn will be Miss Gar rison's accompanist and Harry Spier will accompany MT. Werrenrath.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14

Holmquist, Fred S. Thomson Edward Phillips, Peggy Parr, Mime. Rose Ros- onova and William Nally.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14
STANFORD INDUSTRY
 INCORPORATES

Stamford, Jan- 145-A corporation recently organized in Stamford to aid in the upbui1ding of the city is some what similar in scope and purpose to the Danbury Industrial corporation. It is to be known as Stamford Indus tries. Inc
 It was decided to issue a million dollar stock issue of a per cent. cumulative, ull-participating, prefer red stock, the proceeds to be employ ed in investing in enterprises already located in Stamford or in others to be brought here as a result of investment by this corporation. The company may also consider the possibility of erecting community factory buildings. moderate-priced homes for working men, terminal facilities. etc. The preferred stock will receive the first 6 per cent. of profits made by the company, and will also share in all further profits over and above per cent It has full voting powers, and in all respects is designed to be a 6e> sirable investment for investors in this community and elsewhere.
 A child of two and one-ha1f years should have sufficient teeth to mast1- cate solid food. say many doctors.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14
WEST END.

Today, matinee and evening per- formances, Ethel Clayton and The odOre Roberts will be seen in the lat est Paramount release, Exit, the Vamp,". in six acts. It is one of the best pictures of the season
 tMooyie .Mad,'' funny two-reel comedy, will also be shown. As a special added attraction the Moran Sisters have been engaged at bo1h matinee and evening performances. They vii be seen and heard in new songs and dances.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14
PROGRAM FOR
 STEINERT CONCERT

At 3:15 tomorrow afternoon Mabel Garrison and Reinald Werrenrath, two of Am nerica's most popular sing CTS, appear in joint concert at PoHs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14
In The Theatres
POLES.

..
 r. The sixth day of the engagement of Way Down East at Polls is on and those who have not yet witnessed a performance of D. w. Griffith's great picture should avail themselves of the Opportunity at the earliest possible moment
 Way Down East is a vivid and natural recital of the lives of rural on edge from the moment the pie ture starts and the scenes of the storm and ice jam episodes are thrilling be- yond measure. The work of Richard Bart helness and Lillian Gish are par ucularly noteW WOrthy.
 The big symphony orchestra of 20 pieces lends effective musical atmos- pheaAe to the masterpiece and the Way Down East QuarteUte, famous in vaudeville. introduces melody and harmony deliciously sweet. Next week SeVen-act vaudeville Dill with Marjorie Kinder, the $ year old rifle shot and marvel of this city as the added attraction will be the tempting entertainment feast.
 Beginning Sunday night for the en- tire week Little Andrew, Barnum' 8 Original Midget Policeman, will keep order in and about the Poh theatre lobby Little Andrew is a delight to children and a source of pleasure to grown-ups. He is about the smallest bit of humanity imaginable and as good natured as circus clown
 LfR1C.
 Everything is in readiness for the banner production of the year at the Lyric-David Be1asco's greatest of all melodramas, Tiger Rose,'' which comes to the popular stock playhouse next Monday. The Lyric was called upon to pay a record royalty of $750 ] for the lease of this attraction for six days, but it would not have secured Tiger Rose" even at that figure had it not been for the warm friendship of many years standing which exists between MT. Belasco and s. z. PoH.
 Tiger Rose is a, colorful story of the great northwest. with a girl Rose Bocion, holding the central part of the story. Rose is broken English girl, greatly beloved by all the red bIooded men of the great outdoors. That iS all except one loves her, and he is & Northwest Mounted Police man. whose advances she had spurn- ed.
 Then he called her a "hen cat" and though he still loved her he took rather novel way of showing that affection by pursuing her lover. 9 handsome young chap. That is where the big punch comes, when Mike Dew lin, the police officer, traps the young chap in a garret, but stacks up against the unerring aim of Tiger R oSe
 Willard Mack, author of Kick In" and other highly successful melo- dramas, noted for their swift action and novel situations. also created '',Ti- ger Rose" The combination of Belas- co and Mack, plus the innovations of advanced stagecraft so deftly ar ranged by the master producer, Ser nard Steele, will all combine to make next week the high point in the theatrical season.
 The orchestra will be augmented, and autogra phed souvenirs of Miss Eveta Nudsen will be presented to all patrons at the Monday matinee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14
PLAZA.

There is a continuous performance at the Plaza today. The whole city is talking about the exceptional bill be- ing presented there. Elaine Hammer stein in a drama of the Kentucky Hills, ''Ren'orseless Love- Harold LIoyds three reel comedy riot, held over by popular demand, its name if "Now or Never" and splendid vaudeville bill together with Win ners of the Vest will close tonight.
 Will Rogers in Irwin Cobb's famous story, Boys Will Be Boys" has been
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30

ROMA. nsgzo Co. AZ me9ie dla
is hgy hsn usgsGs e esta eiudad los
reyes a. Ekisiea Isabel y Aberto y
q pFine.fs hsledsFs Leopsldo.
NamsFosos funcisraros afl Re.no,
Al eeno ios Fsyes a. Italia, aeneieFon
u sstaeioH para Ese.biF q 81 Males
taees as Bsiglea. guleass ss diglgieron
"a auismtyu 20 0uiFinai. doads ss CO.
ishF6. momsntes asspats Dc "a regada
Eaa enthusiasts Esespc.6n.
isa auEua'os hu6 pedes 20 hsl ala
- isaayls ia feeha ea ane h2tFaa de
vtFiaGF "a vista az Vrticaga Per0
81 infsma. san emaaFg0. qae e. sscrs-
tsFis &c Ertado papai caEdenai Gas2a-
Fri. dirg.s en nembge de hu sastidad
ua expressive msnsals a Dos Go5ggan0s
ffEcitkndoiss psF "a uegada a ia Gu
Cas Santa y sHviindsies "a bsEdlel6n
a. PIC xL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
III sEHADOR FOURMENT Pr
DIP QUE 81 MANTEEGA, SO
BRE LAS ARMAs, UN EJERCI.
TO DE 10000 H0MBRRs

PARIS. marzo 29.- Al Eenaio fran
ets e. sn session eslfbEada aver dis
cati6 81 preblsna GaaneieEo de la Rspa
hiisa. aa como les pf6zimos prssupEes-
tgs naei0ua.sz. 10 ssaadoT FoaEment
pTeneut6 ei prato a. vista aocallsta
"a % gus c3ae.er-e las indemnizaeio-
aes y declare cue e. neeesarlo mantle.
reF s0bFs ias aFnas un ei6sito dc
10000 hombgss a e. pals dsssa dis
fiutaF ae asEnulades a IN ae tomaE
pEeeanelones eoHtFa posiblea atagues O
cen'Fa cualerisF proyscto belieo de los
eHeuigea ds la FepabAea.
Ei sena9oF plal6 tambien la crsa-
eion a. ra f2Eas international p0r ne
Sic de un gran eraps6ssito con testino
~ pago ds las pslsisnes mi.itagsA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30

da para la rehabilitation economical de-
Europa, signifca IN pr6stamo, biea
sea la cancellation del pr6stamo que va
homos hecho, IN nuevo pr65tano, o
ambas cosas q Ia vez.
America, por uanJo, desea saber que
es 10 que Europa piensa hacer con ell di-
nero. Lo que Europa piense hacer con el
dinero determinara bien defnidamen-
to cuales seran nuestras oportunida5es
en- recobrar ese dinero nuevamente. 81
ella 10 desea para pagar los salaries de
los obreros que trabajan en- la confec-
ci6n de mercancias para la venta, ESQ
parece ser de sentido com1n Y nosotros
tenemos los recursos para dar 0 prestar,
recibiendo como paga una buena volun-
tad un mejoramiento en- los negocios.
Pero 81 ella quiere el dinero para pagar
soldado8 que peleen en- toda el Asia Me
nor por quim6ricas "esferas dc infuen-
cia'', ESQ nos parece claramente una
tonteria, y mejor sera Que nos guarde-
mes el dinero en- nuestros bolsillos.
La question mas importante, cntoncos,
no es Ia necesidad del dinero por parte
de Europa y 81 la necesidad de Europa
para adqpirir buenos habitos y sentido
comtn. La conferencia que necesita Eu-
ropa no es una conferencia "econ6mi-
ca" en- Geneva, y 81 una conferencia po-
Utica en- cualquier parte Que Sc quiera,
en- donde los hombres de estado respon-
sables de todos los paises, convinieran
Ell linitar las ambiciones de cada ma
ci6n en- aquellas cosas que tiendan ha-
cia una vida sencilla, en- trabajar fuerte
convertir los bienes Y cr6ditos va OBJ
tenidos en- moneda contante Y sonante.
Ell case preserte es que Europa esta
malversando su dinero para obtener am
biciones poiticas que no tiene ninguna
raz6n Gle albergar.
| ST Europa pone freno sus lccas am
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
Sc reCibe Ia reSpuesta del Go
biernO de Wirth
Do servcio especial pOr ingles france)

PARIS, MARIO 29.- Ell Comite de
Dldemnizaciones ha recibido on las pr
meras horas de Ia tarde ole hoy la res
puesta del gobierno aleman Ia Ultima
nota que le fu6 enviada el jueves Ill
timo.
Segtln noticias ofciales que Sc aca-
ban de publican en- esta ciudad ell GO
kierno de Alemania consiente, como me
dida previsora, conceder la autcnomia
al Reichbank, pero rechaza, en- forma
terminante, Ell control fiscal del pals,
segdn la propuesta de los aliaaos.
El DR.. Wirth insinila en- la nota la
contradiction de I'm empr6st1to ell el ex-
tranjero, como medic efcaz para resol-
Yer la actual gravisima situacj6n eco
n6mica de Alemania.
varios funcionarios del gobierno
frances han manifestado la opinion de
que la nota de Alemania no satisface
los prop6sitos del Comit6 de Indenni-
zaciones y que seguramente sera en-
viada una contra-respuesta al Gabinete
teut6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
AlSmaOia GSta TGSuGlta a IGChazar las
COndiClOHGS aliadaS SObre repaTaCi6R

ara miiiaria en las ambiciones france
sas para haeer del Rim su frontera. i"
Ia prensa alemana adopta ol pun
. de vista de que, en- proscneia dc
Ia nueva dsmanda de reparaciones
ideada por Erancia, la conforoncia dc
Geneva puede convortirse en- una far.
sa.
Werner Won HeimhuFg e5cribo
que os materialmeHte impossible hacor
fronte las demandas, deben recha-
zagse y desconocer el caracter dc obli-
gatorio a las deeiso.aes de Ia conf.
sion de repagaciones.
Information llegada a Berlin indi.
ca cue. tras del eseenario lie Moscou,
hay an movimiento dc progreso con
ira "a confereneia de Geneva y que al
gnnos oRciales soViets estan tratando
de peTsuadir Lenine que seria pru-
dente rechazar Ia invitaci6n en- vista
Dc les condieiones que pueden imponer-
Sc a Rusia.
Sc sabe cue los parlamentarios es-
tan hacienda preston sobre el canciller
para que de an golps audaz negandose
a tomar parte en- la confereneia de
Geneva. Alesan que esta seria la me-
ior contestaei6n que podria dar Ale
mania a la eomisi6n dc rsparaeiones.
Ai6gase qne Alemania no tiene NADIA
ere perder y 81 mueho que ganar Ian.
zando ese golpe. Ahora Sc sabe que
Francia no permitlra que la question
reparaclenos Sc diseuta en- Geneva, por
10 eual Alemania no ganara NADIA
agistiendo.
Ei diario comunista "Eote Fahne'
dice cue ia 1niea manera como Ale
mania puede saeudir el yugo de La en-
tente Is uni6ndose a Russia. -
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SCHANZER Y LLOYD GEORGE
CoNFERENCIARoN EN-
LONDRES

PARIS. mario 20 EI embajador de
Italia, Conde de Sforza, ha entregado
10y una declaration los periodistas
{. prop6sito de la conferencia celebrada
aver en- Londres, entire los sehores
Lloyd George y Schanzer. De acuerdo
con los informes que suministra el En-
bajador italIano, la conferencia verso
unicamente acerca ole la asalnb.ea de
G6nova Gle la participation ingless
Ell dicho acto.
Dijo asimismo Ell Condo do sforza,
que ell senior schanzer fu6 namado
Roma con motive dc la vista que la-
cen Italia les soberanos dc R6igica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
CARTA BAsEBOLERA
CoNTESTANDo

Sr. don Bias IIlesca,
San Juan, F. R.
Mi estimado cronista:
Grandemente me ha sorprendido ell
que usted, al anunciar los juegos cele-
brados ultimamente en-. Coamo, entire
las novenas "Mayagiiez" y "Coamo"
tuviera que decir que el juego ganado
por Ell ''coamo'' fuera una mortifca-
cion eterna para ell "Jacaguas Esto
no es cierto, amigo cronista, pues 81
es verdad que no le hemos ganado un
solo juego al ''Mayagiiez es verdad
tambi6n que no tenemos ''piquina nj
10 odiamos.
Desearia saber por que raz6n tiene I'd.
que mencionar al ''Jacaguas' en- todas
sus cr6nicas, nj tampoco Sc por que Ia
man ustedes a este una mortifcaci6n.
les cue Sc han olvidado ustedes de 10
ocurrido Ell % de diciembre del afio pa
sado, dia en- que perdi6 su novena tcdo
su hume? Aquel 81 fue dia fatal pues
ustedes Sc anotaron un total de Is argo
Has mientras que nosotros hicimos doce
carreras. 5Y, este, que coptesta 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
I'D I EA1gO OIOO
SOCIOLOGOS Y CRINAINALISTAS AMERICANOS
HAN COMENZAD0 A HACER ESTUDIOS
SOBRE Ell PROHIBICIONISMO
'If1A CKEClDO LA INF LOENOlA lei ALNOF1OLtm
a habdo mas crenes gresos las Carcees que antes
de haberse ordenado Ell cierre de las cantinas

spenas tres amos despues de haberse cx-
pedido la ley de la prohibition lleguen
a igualarse las cifras.
No Sc concibe que puedan embriagar-
sc tantos individuos en- un solo Estado
de la Union Americana, cuando no exis
ten fabricas de alcoholics permitidas y
cuando toda bebida esta terninantemen-
te prohibida.
Constantemente Sc estan descubrien-
do destileriaS clandestinas y es sabido
CUE Gesde la vigencia de la ley en- MI
merosos. hogaros Sc han contribuido pc
quehos alanbiques. Esto es lin delito,, 81
Sc tiene en- cuenta que esta prohibida Ia
intoxicaci6n, pero no 10 sera 81 existie-
ra ell Ebre cambio o la libre fabrication,
previa Ia Recommendation correspondent
te.
Lo que sucede en- todo ESQ, y este es
Ell comentario de mayor fuerza que sc
haces actualmente en- Estados Unidos,
es que Ell Erario deja de percibir ingre-
SOS considerables desde que fu6 cerrada
esa fuente fiscal. LIE esta repor5ando al
gobierno una fortisima erogaci6n ell
servicio de vigilancia, aeroplanos, sub
marines, inspectores, ETC., para hacer res
petar la ley.
Los datos que Sc estsn publicando en-
Norte America son aplastantes y Ia
creencia general ahora, es cue la Ley ea
question ha sido un complete fracaso,
siendo muy probable que al fin ell 60
bierno 6e Washington Sc decida dero-
garla.
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UN PARTIDARIo DEL GoBERNA-
DOR RELY EN- LA CoRTE sUPRE-
MA DE PUERTO RICO

(De LA Prensa'', de New York;
WASHINGTON, MARIO 23.-El pre-
sidente Harding someti6 hoy al sena-
do ell nombramiento ole Carlos Franco
Soto, como juez asociados de la Suprema
Cortc de Justicia de Puerto Rico. FL
sehor Franco fu6 recomendado para di
cho puesto por el gobernador E. Mont.
Reilly, con objeto de que llenara la va
cante causada por Ia exaltacion del juez
asociado Toro a juez presidente de di-
cha cortc. I'll seiior Toro, su vez, fut
aseendido al haber renunciado el Sc
nor Hernandez dicha encumbrada posi-
cion.