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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
j. s. PAYS BIG SUM
TO WAR VETERANS
Sends Out $500, 600 a Month
to All Parts of Nation
and Foreign Lands.
Ony Intcrnatiooa, News Service


Washington. sept. 1.-THE Gov
eminent Is distributing about
5000 geo Il month in foreign coun-
tries to men who served in the
American E&pcditionary Force in
France, Colonel G. X. Forbes, head
0f the War Veterans bureau. an.
noUmccd The bureau is mailing
about l3,d0G checks, covering in
tUrancc ana compensation, to resi-
dents Of more than seventy foreign
countries.
Director Forbes said about 5000
checks are sent to Italy. represent
ing 100000 ireland receives 400
checks equivalent to 100000. Po-
land receives 1,175 checks with Il
cash value Of $4,000. Canada gets
1lS0 checks representing $4,000.
Countries receiving more than
100 checks include Denmark
France, Finland, Germany. Greece.
Holland, Lithuania, Norway. Swe-
den, England and Scotland. Fifty or
more checks are forwarded to each
OF the following countries: British
West indies, China. .ugo-Slayfa
Portugal, Rumania, Switzerland
and Mexico. Algiers, Morocco Es-
thonia, Korea and Moravta arc
represented in the list.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
RAILROAD SAFETY.

The Pennsylvania Railroad boasts,
with justification, that in the year
ending May 81, 1922. it carried 1872,
100000 passengers without killing
one of them in train accident.
That was very fine as far as the
passengers were concerned. 1t was
not SO fine for some others. A good
many railroad men were killed in
the course OF their work. And hum
dreds of the miscellaneous public
were killed or injured in grade cross
ing accidents.
Here are two particulars in which
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
lip STICK IS
YET IN ISSUE
IN THE COURTS
Celebrated Knobei Case is
Now Before the State
Supreme Court Up
on Appeal.

Some day, perhaps. it will be
legally known whether a girl may
apply the beauty touch afforded by
d zip stick" after the expensive
process of our courts may be utilized
to the limit in ascertaining th'
powers Cf school board to dea
with such matters. In this connoc
ton. the following news item ap
poaring in Little Rock few day.
ago may be read with interest. The
news report says:
The celebrated Zip stick"
case from Clay County circuit
court was filed on appeal in
the supreme coart. Miss Pearl
Pugsley OF Knobel was the
principal in the case.
THE case was appealed on
the denial by the circuit court
of petition fer a writ of
mandamus against the school
board 10 permit Miss Pugsley
to attend the public school after
her refusal to comply with
rule prohibiting the use of cos
meticS.
THE rule of the board. al
legged 10 have been violated by
Miss Pugsley. provided that
"the wearing CT transparent
hosiery, low necked dresses or
any style CT clothing tending
toward immodcaty in dress or
the use Of paints or cosmetics
be prohibited"
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

take HAYES HEALING HONEY, 3
cough medicine which stops the cough By
healing the iniiamed and irritated tissues
A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group is enclosed with every bottle o.
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
Of children suffering from Cold or Group.
The healing effect of Hayes Healing Honey in
side the throat combined with the healing effect
Groves O-Pen-Trate Salve through the pores o.
the skin soon stops cough.
Both remedies are packed in one carton az. the
cost OF the combined treatment is 35c.
Just ask your druggist :or HAYES
HE Ai-INC !iONEi,
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
GERMANY FACE
TO FACE WITH
HUNGER RIOTS
Middle Class of Domain
VIII Be Served With
Meat Only Once a
Month, Says Chief.

Berlin, Sept. 1.-THE middle
class in Germany will have
meat but once q month during
the approaching winter, Food
Minister Anton F'eher declared
today in all interview.
Tie minister declared the
country is facing a most serious
food shortage in which hunger
liots will be backed by the peril
of m0narchistic or communist
uplisings. The working classes
will be better off than those oil
the white collar group, Feher
said, but every class will Sc
verely feel the pinch.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

Who is going to actually write
Lloyd Georges memoirs? This ques-
ton is being asked on all hands
since it has been announced that
the Prime Minister has sold his
memoirs. The Prime Minister is
not gifted with great literary abil-
ity, and it is whispered that the
energetic and able Lord Riddell Will
be called in as an adviser during
the writing of the memoirs,
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
IMPEACHMENT
OF DAUCHERTY'
IS ON TABLE
Republican Leaders Manage
to Get Charges Against :
Attorney General
Side-Tracked.
Gv The rnited Press.l

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE
movement to begin impeachment
proceedings against Attorney
General Daugherty. as result J.
of recent charges lodged against
him. was frustrated today by
Republican leaders in the House
Of Representatives before the
action got fully under way.
Impeachment resolution was
introduced by Representative
Keller, of Minnesota. Repub-
ican leaders. led by Mondell,
moved that the resolution be
referred to the House judiciary
committee where it is certain to
be allowed to die.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
Three MORE MEN.
ARE LOCKED Up
AT MARION, Ill.
Now a Total Of Seventeen,
Charged With Partici-
pating in Massacre,
Are in Custody.

Marion, III, Sept. 1l.--Threc
mere arrests we're made today
in connection with TIE Herrln,
Illinois, massacre. These ar
rests bring the total imprisoned
and charged with murder to
seventeen. Indications point to
the apprehension Of number OF
other arrests out Of the total OF
fortv-cight under indictment,
charged with murder as re-
suit Of the massacre.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
Doesn't Like Tomatoes;
Formerly Love Apples
OHy International News Scivice1

CBy International News Scivice.)
Pomcroy, Ohio, Sept. H. Years
ago Sheffield Russell. eighty-two,
tasted a love apple"-as tomatoes
thcn were called. He did not like
it's odor Since that day Russell
has never tasted a tomato. although
it has developed from the size OF a
hickory nut to an object weighing
several pounds.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
THE GERM. FOLLY.

The GEt.MG.1, FULLY.
The financial collapse of Germany
serves a useful purpose, at least, in
its warning to other nations. That
lesson may compensate eventually
for the losses caused to Germany
creditors and business associates by
her foolish policy.
The plight in which Germany
finds herself today. with credit gone
and business at standstill, was not
inevitable. At the time of the
Armistice she was in better shape
than France and Belgium to make
a new start Her man-power was
less depleted. her territory was un-
rayaged, her industrial equipment
and business structure were unim-
paired. She lacked only ready mon
ey and her former market.
She started in to gain both by
"a frenzied process of money infla-
ton. They printed enormous quanti-
ties of unsecured paper marks. It
was fiat money" of the sort gov
ernments have often issued in times
of stress and have always rued later
on.
For q time" writes Philip Gibbs
from Berlin, this initiation OF paper
money created the illusion of pros
pority and enabled German manufac-
turers to compete at cutthrOat prices
in world markets Cheap money
prevented unemployment and gave a
feverish stimulus to industry"
But like every other fever, il cx-
hausted the patient. German in
dustry was really not profitinS; it
was living on itself. There de-
veloped vicious circle Of wages and
prices and new issues OF paper. Sug-
costing the futile. action OF Il dog
chasing lis own tail. Finally, with
German currency diluted to a point
where money is virtually worthless,
the nation shows signs of coming to
its senses.
Unfortunately il. cannot get out OF
the mass without liquidation. and
that means ruin for thousands. per
haps millions, of%Sfeople. before 4
new start can BeSinade on sane
lines, with sound money, represent,
ing actual wealth. rather than the
capacity OF printing presses.
After that, it should be century,
at least, before any crazy scheme for
manufacturing money finds popular
support in this country.
s.
The national debt is now $226
apiece. and il Uncle Sam collected
all the cash in circulation, every
man, woman and child would still
owe him 5000
Blue laws are so called not be-
cause blue stands for purity but
they make people feel blue.
One fine thing about the railroad
strike is that the railroads have a
better excuse than ever for not
delivering SHIPMENTS on time, in
good condition.
8 = 3
What American industry needs is
cleanup week. (And speaking
of cleaning up, we notice the coal
men are doing it, all right.)
=
Now that scientists have discov-
cred how 10 color living trees per-
manently. maybe some marine Mar
celle viii submit process for Civ
ing the water a permanent wave.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
under mysterious circumstances

Interest in the domestic affairs OF
Princess Mary, Vicountess Lascel-
les, is gradually dying out and the
popular princess can once more
move in public without being be
sieGed by press photographers. Ger
tain papers, however, have timidiy
suggested that an interesting event
lis expected at Chesterfield House
during the winter.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
REPUBLICAN ECONOMY. y

We'll, we see we ReDublicans have
already cut down the number of gov
ernmont employees from 43S,057 at
the end Of the last fiscal year before
we entered the war TO 5G0.8G3 al
present Ohio State Journal (RcpD
American objections to cancelling
Europe's war Indebtedness seem
based on the fear that Europe would
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
habitual Constipation Cured
in Ia to ri DAVIS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxativef for Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly for IA to 81 days
to induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 6oe
per bottle.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

1t will cost money to get Lloyd
Georges goat. II has just been dis
closed that the prime minister has
become goat fancier and has been
elected member of the West Sur
rey Goat Club. He recently exhibit
ed four highly blooded goats at a
fair and took prizes.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

oOs 'xoq no olaluup!s S.aAoHo a.
:. aulu!no omoIa oCo 6Euo s! oI9uI osneo orI
sAom9l el9tqeI 1NHun0 CEOaa lALIVXyT
gzusrIuE pmc GIN ssnRN spIoo
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

turn right around and borrow Sill
900 600, 600 more from MS to start
another war.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

The problem of labor is to find
way to win strikes as easily as IT
is to call them
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

Pay no attention to what anvone
else thinks so long as YOU believe
you are right--Joha d. Rockefeller.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13
Vacations of British
Statesmen Blasted as
Political Crises Loom
BY DAVID NJ. CHURCH,
International News Service Stai

International News service StaIl
Correspondent
LGndon, Sept. 1.-THE British
statesmen are quite peevet at the
trend of international affairs. and
all because their vacations are being
ruined.
August is ordinarily the official
month for vacations for the high Of
ficials OF Great Britain. Parliament
has risen and the members have
scurried away to the Scottish shoot
ing m0ors Or the Joys Of Deauyille,
on the French coast, and most OF
the cabinet, has followed, but the
cabinet vacations have been rudely
interrupted The Preparations crisis,
Irish affairs and other critical situa-
lions in world politics have all
caused serious Interruptions in the
official holidays. so no wonder Off
cialdom is peeved Meanwhile King
George has nothing TO worry him or
interfere with his vacation.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

- You can't learn dog new tricks
unless you are smarter than the dog.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

England gets rid OF undesirable
guests without much gusto and
with little or no scandal. Occasion
ally some one balks, however, when
an official of the home office sug-
Sests that trip TO the continent
might be advisable, The Duke of
Luzarraga remains in London de-
spite the fact that he admits that
he was invited to leave. There are
no indications that the invitation
will be followed by force. II is re-
ported that the duke was invited to
leave because his attentions were
Objectionable to a lady of title, a
lady who has been more or less in
che public eye as writer. and as
an amateur leaping in the profess
sional dramatic field, and as q
sportswoman. The duke stays on,
hut there have been some other de-
nartures from London Several Lon
don papers have been forced TO pub
lish apologies for printing stories
that 'Teddic" Gerard. tho Amcri-
can actress, left England hurriedly
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

The furry OF C1c;t/ nent which
was aroused here in the early sum-
MGR. when Jack Kearns and Fran
co.'s DescamnS announced that they
had signed for another Dempsey
Carpenter bout in Europe within a
year. has SubSided. London hoped
for this bout, hut at present there
are signs that ii will mol get it, and
all because public opinion is such
that the money won't be forthcom-
ing. London has had its fill of
heavyweight fiascos in the last two
years, and it is pretty. difficult
TO sell seats for II bout of this char
acter now. The boxing fans are so
skeptcal about Dempsey Carpen-
tier go" that the promoters are
getting scary and ii doesn't look as
though there is enough available
money in London TO bring the bout
here. in the provinces, however,
the fans are more gullible and trust
ing, and it is probable that Liver
pool, Manchester Birmingham or
Leeds may come forth with an at
tractive offer
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

The American army of tourists is
on the homeward trek. Laden down
with all manner of spoils, includ-
ing Scotch stweeds which smell OF
peat smoke, French laces made by
machine in Calais, Italian scarfs
woven in Marseillcs, and innumcr-
able other hiGh-prieed trophies the
Americans are homeward bound.
The steamship agencies are be-
sicged With Americans in Il hurry
to get home, and every outgoing
ship is loaded To the gunwalee.
There arc wild tales OF bargains,
most OF which are perhaps bit
ovcrdrawn, and perhaps the bar
gains won't be such bargains after
The Customs Collector in New York
has done his duty.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

What american industry needs is
a cleanup week. (And speaking
of cleaning up, we notice the coal
men are doing it, all right.)
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

Now that scientists have discov-
cred how TO color living trees per-
celle viii submit a process for Civ
ing the water a permanent wave.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-09-13

Random taik OF q general strlKe
in support Of the railroad shopmeh
has invited a comparison OF the
strength OF union and non-unIon
labor in this country.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-15
CADA Ola MAS. .

Cada dfa es mas interesante la Ia
Dor de la Fotograffa Colorado. Cual-
quier nuevo aparato, cualquier move
dad en- maqinas, en- tarjetas, en- papel,
en- productos quimicos que aseguren
Ia inalterabilidad de las fotografias o
que mejoren.su aspecto artistico, cual-
quier adelanto en- fin que sea en- bene-
ficio de sus clientes, la "Fotograffa
Colorado" ne vacila en- adoptarlo, no
importa 10 que cueste.
Actualnente acaba de recibir In
nuevo juego de lentes, maravillosa
aplicacion de una ley de 6ptica, por 10
cual los retratos adquieren un relic
We y una suavidad de todos. insupera-
BILE. No Sc trata del "Diffussed focus
lens" que unieamente esta casa usa
en- Puerto Rico.
Els un aparato completamente nue.
vo y que acaba de introducir en- ell
mercado, prestando un. gran servicio
al arte, la Eastman Kodak Company.
Dentro de muy pocos dias, Sc inau-
gurara la nueva exposition de la Fo-
tografia de Colorado, y ell p1blico po-
dra apreciar el efecto del nuevo in
vento. Tambien Sc exhibiran fotogra-
fias en- color, verdaderamcnte admira-
bles. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-15

Aver De mahana anie Il Il,n. jucz
F"uie. De Ia Cor;c dc i,isirii 80 ,i6
nucgamcnie - ease de Bcllalc Sal,a.
licr canira Santiago lgic,iaS Paniln.
suspcndiendose las doce y. m.. para
reanudarse maiinna jueecs.
Scgdn manifesiacidlcs "a Lr,lu
Luis .Abella Elanco, quicn representa-
la parte demandante cm este pie,io.
supOne que VA a. hasianie Ia prurla
que ha ap,siade. teniendo puesenie Ia
jurisprudencia dcmostrada. y slbicli-
do el csp!ritu dc cqui1ad iuSticia
que anima la Cor.e, no puedc iap-
nos-dice-''que tener como SECURE cl
triunfo de 'Fcba querclla epiablgla.;
Isl yo perdicra csta question. no sj
nj que pensar. de t;ntos libroS c.mo
Sc han escrito aportand0 t1nta jaris-
prudencia que benefician mi repre-
sentado"
NO me cabe la mcn0r duda. la Hen
Corte segurGmente esta suficicntemen-
te ilustrada en- tCd0s los detalles que
al caso sc refiere, ellie contribuyc
para 20 tener en- est0S momentos. mas
fe que la que tenfa anteriOrmcntc."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-15
ESPECTACULOS

Sine Trr anarfaa.-sl'H l'Haaiaaoiss'
ID "a l',ti-. elaaa fr g ataas. tiuu
tlmA 49, D. l.alla afsi e. fNncUa
Nis. RuAamun ) slsas rsin llsi, atlc-
1nas asa Htaala 3 r.aHat
Urr rnrffa eaa. NSnntarwrh.--isuf
csisollss 3 : 20 80 j. saaiia y nflao.
diea aeiie 'll hamhsp c. laieirn", o.
tlicnda sric pr NAliau nansan 3
lE rfucioss csmclia 81 5 naftcs pur
Gladys leslie tiiaiaaa; 'lua puuia-
da n tiomno".
Cinc Imperial. gSaniurccl.-namas
2rstiS III ncstino omnipotonie".
p1r Frank Nsyo Naricdades.
Teatrs il1iiaEraph. CCatshoD LILO
ncl Rain more. oa q drama LOS ca
micntos' , II coEscJia On ac;o; DE
fcsca".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-15

AaA q aIsaaanleo la ranl .'lae.
30 fnae o. sailrsHlr,qsss.. ll aa s.
lsussiie o. snu Assaas fa amsir ls
fssz aHr isssaiuala gaa Hliala ln sans
3 ao asaf. is sssla "a sIggmao iineda
flsaaRlln
AAa o. paa tls3itr sn il masse
I'aiar 0'g agassaae ti Smsaf e. ruHsa
n alrsaN. suanaa ln'ar undu ium
dada 3 nse arssuaik usuy tasnio lr
ta'ia rss.iiaada. Suemnm,ulr gue ~
la,aasaalnouio dla lnsrliog inrd l.,
i'earH> que la eNlss,aaa calr. frsa
nUfyslia. onnfiesaHlo "a ngaut36n
raa2ala gue. d. oira IH.de fs-.Ilia
ria isg'ila q hdin drnire de- pco
iicnpo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-15
F. PRoFEsORA DE PIANO
Maria de Toca Gomez
Con Diploma del Real Consefvatorio
M de. Madrid. ll3hE
Tel6fono 2t2 azul. Santurce. ~.
Ell ALCALL CONTENIDO O EN- LOS
JABONES ,ARRUINA la
Ha CABELLERA. y E

fsat.zt
Siquiere ustcd conservar 4su. .cabei1sra,
tenga gacuidado con eel ausp de,los jabones,
La mayoria de los jabones y shanp1is
preparados cortienen demaSiado alca1i.
Este deseca el cuero cabef1udo, Hacienda
/ Eel,cabello fragilassA.equ quebaadise.z.a..,,rls,s
Lo mas prudente es adoptar como
medic de li1I1pieza el aRitSde cSeo Mhl-
sihed, que es puros y absolltamente mo
ffensivo, Y que supera en- e6cacia
los jabones mas costosos o cualquier
otra cosa que I'd. pueda usar
Ura dos cgchmaditas lmpian per-
fectamente el cabello y el 'cuero cabe-
lludo, Pongase en- una tasa con I'm po-
co de aqua tibia una, dos 0 tres cucha-
raditas de Mulsiaed.I Mojese sencilla-
mente el cabello y frotelo con este. Pro
duce una espunla RIGA abundante, la
cual Sc enjuaga facilmente quitando
hasta Ia Ultima parficula de poivo y
caspa.. El cabello Sc SEGA rapida y uni
I.fernemente hacienda flexible eli cuero
caballudo Y el pelo fno, sedoso, lustro-
SO ondulado.
Ell aceite de COCO Mulsifed ppede OBJ
tenerse facilmente en- =7--
cualquier DO tisca, .sx
| drogueria, perfume sssssgss ~
ria o peluqueria, Es ..s,ss
Il ii. j: i !.
muy &c on d m co. lassss ssssEEss
| pues, bastan unas El,s AM zssaGI1Egl
cuantas onzas para Is3sR skSiMA
! Ell liso de toda unae ElRSs;SN Il ~ 92SdasS5 aRla
lfaInilia sdurante me }INSs.N II laas VI IS
! ses Cuidese de lasSlaNSssHEs sl&IZ h,
imitaciones EYila kbls;ssH - - ...y3l
Sc que sea Mulsihed I SHN AUlSIFlED
| fabricado nor Wat IN Nss ctliEdsc0CO Il
| IN&f,ssg@ AZ CHAMPU II
| klflS. Sslklhc, "A sAas dSStNe 4
,unr<,n,e 'sS ,Ss 9NyESS
MULSIF IFIE ED - -,
ICEITE De COCO CHAMPU
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-15

IIa sido archiyado en- la Secretarfa
Ejecutiva de RHertoaRieo, M certifi-
cado dc election deisdirectores Y Off
ciaIcs de Iii "Respetable Logia Caba-
ilcr0s Gel Plata No; 975s," en- ell eual
ffguran los nombres de los siguientes
sehores Luis RI Yazquez, Presiden-
te; ElepteEo Anlino, yice-presidente ;
Aghelio Castillo. Tesorero; Aniceto
G{nzdIez, Secretario y Enrique San
tfago, Abelardo Baez y, Guillermo Re
yes, voeales. a.f s
T6dds los oficiales antes nombrados
sen tpmbiGn directories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-15

l.a.fiAtt asa ST. naiUcla aefsuts &r
cuhicEuscla oua . I'scsidrair dc.
2uicls csar canseass~ = la dociufa.
~ l3 Nomuiol.saa 8o idcinc I'd
qu& afEfa "a iusesiirscidn an a
Csutkrss para = rsheiuadpr DC nucr-
10 Rioo, Be- comeria a. .as Cirsulos %.
iiiioos como indisias de un NAL eKisa.
Y alrunns tamlien picnsan cue Is una
manera sic r7laniar las caTsas en- tan
to no Sc echa oecir @ comuniCar Ia
veudad Ge 10 ooGrrido ; rcsuelio. Tam
bi6n alguicn cree cue dos hoIas con-
oedidas a los Representatives. De Ia Coz
lonia-ciudaGana es una gran bondad
de los altos poderes Cue uene deipa-
siado que haocr con Jas tarifas, q H.
cor : los soldados, nara prestar mas
atcncion a an pueblo que demanda su
derecho. De todcs modos Ia declara-
cion atribuida Il Secretario dc
que no cs necesario tocar IL Carta
Organica ez una elegante forma de
que sc toque y sc anule sin que el Con-
greso tenga so5re 81 esa tacha: aun-
que de clio no sean responsabies, en-
absolute los caballcros que no gobier-
nan en- ei Comita dc Asuntos Insula-
re-.
Les tuIcos continlan hacienda
eiercicios de tiro al blanco tomando
como objective a los soidados britani-
COS y acertando casi siempre. Pero
la "diplomacia" manda que los obje-
tivos no Sc den por aludidos y espe-
rem, muchos en- la fcsa, que el asunto
de los Dardanelos sea resuelto.
-Otra vez, Y siempre, los Balka-
nes y ell Adriatico. Y por ESQ, indu-
dablemente, es que Casa Blanca va a
proponer a la America del Sur que
haga un convenio de ''desatme" en-
terra, en- -tanto el Secretario Weeks
habla de aumento del ejefcito de los
Estados Unidos. 't
Sc ACADIA de decidir una gran
Question, TN profundd pfoblenia. Que
los nipones no pertenecen "a la raza
blanca. Y ESQ, gran filqa6fia, reza di-
rectamente con el a12fomA japones.
"Nuestra tez es de color de orc: la
de4as euf'opeos es de plata. Y el GRO
ess superior Ia plata'@.l' ,spV1.
El sccretarfio De Ia Guerra pare
&c que no le ha dadp inportancia al
detalle de cambio de gobernador de
Puerto Rico en- la conferencia en-
washington, ESQ fua tratado Incl
denta!mente, y en- canlbio 10 de las
.pretendidas enniendas al Acta Ogga-
MICA, que es cosa sustantiva no Sc ira
'taran. Y ahora hay MAYOR interes en-
saber exactamente como ha llevado
csc asuAto ell Presidcnte cuando pa
rece que. fue tratado en- la conferen-
cia. Lo del "consejo y consentimien-
to- del Senado insular queda VICENTE
y no hay que esperar que de ahora
en- adelante no sea hecho cumplir por
quien representa- al Congreso que asi
quiso quiere que sea. j.
Ananke.