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pREs1D1AR1os PERDoNADos
(De la prensa de Nueva York;.


Ell presidente Harding, en- su primer
ano al frente de Cara Blanca, ha To-
grado ser en- la historic de los Estados
Unidos, ell tercer presidente que mas
perdones ha concedido.
De de el de MARIO de 1921, Har-
ding ha extendido clemencia ejecutiva
en- mas de 800 casos, o sea alredor de
un perd6n por cada veinte y cuatrc
horas
Ell record es ell siguiente:
En- % casos ha concedido perd6n
absolute; 154 prisioneros han conse-
guido del que sus sentencias fuerar
conmutadas. Y 124 personals han re
cuperado sus derechos civiles por orden
ejecutiva, despues de haber sido perdo-
nados sus sentencias extinguidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
81 MILLONES GANADOS

NEW YORK, marzo.-La compa-
MIA AMERICAN TELEPHONE Y
TELEGRAPH acaba de hacer pd-
blico su informe anual correspondent
te al ano 1921, del que Sc desprende
que la citada compafiia gan6 la can
tidad de $54,OO2,7O3 Ell n1mero de
accionistas de la citada companfa al
canza a 186.342. La anterior ganan
c;a Sc nota despues de hechas las de-
ducciones de gastos y el impuesto fe
deral. La compania esta preparada
para explotar durante el presente
afio ell telefono inalambrico.
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INTERESANTES INFORMACIO-
MES DE LA PRENSA De n. Y.

mo crftico durante la guerra, asf CO
mo por sus conferencias publica-
clones, dio anoche una conferencia
en- la Universidad de Columbia en-
ire otras cosas manifesto que estan-
do de acuerdo Inglaterra y los Esta-
dos Unidos, la paz del mundo estaba
asegurada. No habra naci6 que Sc
atreva a guerrear, 81 estos dos pue-
bios de habla inglesa Sc oponen a la
guerra. Suplic6 a los Estados Unidos
cue siguieran ayudando a Europa,
pues Inglaterra, debido los serios
problemas que tiene que resolver en-
los actuales momentos, POGO podfa
hacer en- este sentido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
. AMENAZA DE REVOLUTION

BERLIN, mario 3.-Si las escenas
que han ocurrido durante el mes de
mario de amos anteriores vuelven a
repetirse este ano. Alemania sufri-
ra nuevamente un estado de revolu-
.ci6n. Los ex-generales del antique
.ejercito aleman han tornado una
asociaci6n, al reunirse hace POGO en-
esta ciudad Hinderburg manifesto
que su coraz6n estaba con la juven
tud de Alemania. Ell gobierno Sc en-
cuentra preparado contra cualquier
intentona.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
LOS REvoLUCIoNARIRos EuIGEN
oTRo GoBIERNo EE FIUME Y
PoNEN AL FRENTE A M. GIovAN-
M GIURIATI

FIUME, MARIO 10 En- vista de la
contestaci6n que trasmiti6 aver los
elementos fascistas Ell Gobierno italia
no con motive de la peticion de sstos
para elevar a la presidencia del go
bierno M. Giovanni Giuriati, los ele-
rlentos que comprenden las fracciones
fascistas, naciOnalistas republicanas,
han fundado un gobierno provisional,
poniendo al frente de este M. Giuriati,
arteriormente miristro de Relaciones
exteriores en- ell Gabinete de Gabriel
Z D'Annunzio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
HARDING REHUsA OAR A COMO
GER AL SENADo LAS INsTRUCCIo-
MES ACERCA DE HAITI

WASHINGTON, mario s. Ell pre-
sidente Harding ha rehusado koy reve-
lar al senado las instruccione5 que el
diera al Brigadier- General John H. Rus
sell, cuando fue este nombrado Alto
Comisionado en- Haiti.
Ell Presidente declare que no podia
hacer pdblicas las instrucciones porque
no eran compatibles con ell bicnestar
pLblico.''
Estas informaciones fueron solici-
tadas en- una resoluci6n por el senador
democratic Walsh, de Montana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
MANANA coNTINUARAN. EN- LA
cAMARA LAS DIsCUsIoNEs A PRO
PosITo DEL REcLUTAMIENTo

PARIS, MARIO TO- La camara de
Diputados reanudara manana las dis
eusiones relacionadas con los nuevos re
clutamientos. Figuran en- la orden del
dia varias proposiciones y proyectos de
ley mediante los cuales Sc ordenan nue.
vas namadas las classes militares.
Despues que ell Presidente del Conce-
jo responda una Interpretation que
Sc anuncia con motive de los acuerdos
dc la conferencia de washington, Ia
C$mara suspendera, indefinidamente,
sus sesiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
LA PAZ ASEGURADA
EN- HONOR DEL PATRIARCH
SAN JOSE

Sc celebraran en- la Iglesia de San
Jose, de esta Capital, segdn ell or
den que. Sc expone en- ell adjunto pro
grama.
Triduo: dias 16, IL Y Is de mario.
A las v media p M, exposition
del Santfsimo Sacramento, rezo del
Sahto Rosario, ejercicio del triduo,
bendicion reserva; amenizados di-
chos actos con preciosos motetes, que
interpretara un coro de sefioritas,
acompanado de armonio y nutrida or
qussta.
Festividad de San Jose: dia 10.
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SU SANTIDAD PUBLICARA UN
DECRETO AUMENTANDO A
OUNCE DIAS LA ELECCION DEL
PAPA

Roma, mario 1O.-Los diarios de
esta dicen que es exacta del todo la
noticia publicada hace algunos dfas
segun la cual ell Papa Pic XI, habfa
acordado aumentar ounce dias mas
en- la election del Sumo Pontffice.
Ell diario Official del VatiA
'anuncia esta tarde que el Padre San
to publicara de un momento otro
I'm decreto haciendolo constar asf.
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LA NoTARIA DEL LcDo.
MAzANo AvIsO

El distinguido caballero y conocido
abogado licenciado Pedro Manzano Avi-
no, nos participa que ell dia primero de
abril abrira en- Guayama un estudio 6e
abogado y nctarfa, el cual Sc encarga-
ra de la gesti6n y representation anre
las Cortes Insulares, de asuntos crinf-
males civiles, del otorgamiento de
documentos notariales.
Ell licenciado Manzano Avii6 cuenta
en- Guayama, asi como tambien en- u
Isla, con muchas simpatias, pOr 10 que
lie augursmos grandes exitos.
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coNTINUAN Los MINIsTROs DE
HACIENDA REUNIDos EN- PARIS


PARIS. mario TO- Los Ministries
de hacienda de las naciones aliadas han
entrado hoy en- la discussion de
IL question rslativa a los ira
tados. Ell Ministro frances, NJ. de Las
teyrie, obsequi6 anoche a sus colegas
con Una comida.
Ell reresentante de Francia declare
que 81 bien no ha sido adotado atin
ringtin texto defnitivo, Ell gobierno es-
ia moralmente obligado cumplir con
las disposiciones adoptadas en- Cannes
Ell mes de enero iltimo.
A la confereac:a acudieron ademas
de los Ee11stros aliados, Ell coronel
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PRESTAMO DE $4OO,OOO,OOO

MONTREAL, marzo-El 'gobier-
no del Canada esta considerando un
prestamo que probablemente Sc rea-
lice en- New York en- Londres por
la cantidad de $4OO,OOO,OOO. En- case
de que no sea possible reunir toda la
cantidad en- una de las dos ciudades,
entonces Sc espera que, por 10 menos,
Sc obtendran cien millones en- la ciu
dad de New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
Ell ALIMENTO EN- FORMA
SINTETICA

Z PHILADELPHIA, Mario. = La
profecia de que el alimento Sc toma-
ra en- alguna fecha en- forma sinte-
tica, fu6 repetida aver por el profe-
sor Dexter S. Kimball, Dean de la
Universidad de Cornell, cuando diri
gfa la palabra como Presidente, la
Sociedad de Ingenieros Mecanicos
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GRAN COMPANIA PARA EXPLO
TAR TEATROS

DOVER, Del. marzo.-La compa-
MIA de teatros SHUBERT THEA
TRICAL CO., ha presentado a las au
toridades del estado la documenta-
cion necesaria para que Sc lie permi-
ia formar una corporation con 25
millones de dolares, al objeto de des-
arrollar los teatros en- todo el esta-
do.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11

A las Z a. m. misa de Communion
general.
A las 9 a. M, misa solemne de Mi
nistros con panegirico del Santo. En-
ell coro interpretaran la misa las nj
mas del Asilo de Rio Piedras.
Sc repartiran libritos-devociona-
rios de San Jose.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
TRADUCIDAS PARA Gel
MUNDO"
AUMENTO DE TRAFICO

NEW YORK, mario 3.-En vista
de la congestion de gente en- las pla
taformas de los subwlys durante las
horas de mas trafico, el alcalde de la
ciudad ha informado la companfa
de que 81 este estado no Sc remedia,
II ciudad Sc vera precisada utili-
zar para el transito los vehiculos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
SANCHEZ GUERRA EN- PA1Ao1o

MADRID, mario 10 Ell rresidente
del Consejo, senior Sanchez Guerra. vi
sit6 esta mafifaa al Soberanc. Tia con-
ferencia verso acerca de la aperture de
las Cortes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
Ell CENSO DEL ESTADO DE
NEW YORK

WASHINGTON, MARIO 3.-El
Bureau del censo informa que el es-
tado de New York tiene 1O,385,227
habihntes y de este hay 2,786,112 hi
jos de extranjeros nacidos en- ell es-
tado, asi como 1,153,613 naturaliza-
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11
Ell ASUNTO DE TANGER Sc DIS
CUTIRA DESPUES DE GENOVA

Madrid, mario 10.-Se anuncia que
despues de la conferencia de GenoFa
Sc celebrara una reunion, entire los
gobiernos de Ing1aterra, Francia v
Espaiia para discutir la question de
Tanger.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-11

Jaspar. presidente del Cabinets beiga
y Mr.. Roland w. Boyden, como obser-
vador Official del gobierno de Estados
Unidos
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PROTESTA EN- Ell JAPON

WASHINGTON, Marco Los in
formes que Sc reciben de Toxic indi-
can que un grupo de radicales mill
taristas Sc propone llevar efecto
una manifestation a la llegada de
los representatives las conferencias
de Washington, debido la forma po
co benefciosa para el Japon que Sc
derivan de los tratados aprobados.
LA PAZ ASEGURADA
NEW YORK, marzo.-El Coronel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

CHICAGO. Dee, 81 Neglected love
today came into the mysterious pois-
oning Of Miss Mary lygo. beautiful
former folies Eirl
Inmnailod letters revealing the
story Of her love FOR Gordon g.
Thorne. son OF former vice.
president of Montgomery WARD and
company were found in her eNtraY-
agantly furnished apartment one
admonishei him TO remember the
law OF compensation and urged
him to qult drinking
Hiss Lygo stated she expected TO
marry him next week His mother
denied this. however, ana states her
son Il In Florida.
The second letter was addressed
20 Miss iyFn's mother and was In
the nature Of farewell letter.
The stage beauty IN AZ the hospi-
tai whoro her doctor stated SHE sEf-
fefed from an overdose OF medi-
cine, She denied that she attempt-
ed suicide.
police records shows that last
spring she attempted suicide by cut
ting hor wrists with safety razor
blade. She denied she made this at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
Letters of Stage Beauty Who
Is Ill From Poison Reveals
LoUe for Rich Mans Son

tempt on hcr llfe because of differ
encos with young Thorne. who was
married Thorue later was divorced.
4 cont mind your drinking. dear,
II you can stand d. but I know YOU
cant and ! love you 20 mach !
do want TO see you a big man. iu-
stead of slave to liquor" wrote
Miss tyEo 20 Thorue. Sometime
you will know that % isn't everything
Ia life
Il only nope YOU viii never s.ve
90 suffer- aa much as I have had 20
suffer since knowing and loving you.
and please always remember the law
OF recommendation.
In her letter to hor mother Mrs
r Goodall Los Angeles, Calif shs
wrote
Il am SO sorry 70 bring yeu sor-
row. but ! Will not Il you VIII ouly
aton 60 think ! am not happy and
therefore seek rest
Some OF us are not made o.
strong az others. We must be nitled
instead OF censured Don't blame
Gordon. n II hts companions. iIll
mother suffers a. much as / do"
In cioeinF her letter she wrote:
"E' lrything ! own II yours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
Tidal WaUe of Booze Ushers
In NeD Year in New York;
ChicagoDry With Cafes Deserted

policemen hoistcd Chicago on the wa
ter wagon tonight
conviylal spirits deserted The bright
ughts OF the cafrs and cuhareta when
public drinking was put Ander the
ban
Tho edict Of police that New Years
resolutions would be metc hohind
bars DO the Prohibition act was Nic-
lated. was taken literally Raids
were started a. dusk and large stocks
of liquor were seised from those who
refused "a take Chicago reform
wave seriously.
Don't ask us." was the sign that
greeted the few patrons ~ hotels
ana erllis.
DRY Operatives Earbcd Ia dress
suits mingled With the guests at sx-
elusive clubs
on INSTRUCTIONS from headauarters.
police did not disturb parties In
homes, however.
SAN FRANCISCO DRINKS
Thu MN YEAR w
SAN FRANCISCO, ncc. sl.---s..n
Francisco set,lcd down early tonight
tCoatinnea oa pagc two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
Price of Soft
Drinks Drop With
New Year Advent

when DId Whiskered Fellow.
1891 acampurvl away with the
war tuN On soda fountain drinks
iAl night Dec wua the cause of
soda fountain prices hitting the
fuhugrlu Iu Alhuquerour.
N0f only ala the wur tax come
nfr of drinks and ice cream last
uIrnt at midnight. but afnulfan-
yuu=ly several fountains an
npunrod reductions ln addition 20
fhr removal OF the tax
Ice cream sodus ana plain Ice
cream which have been selling IN
most places for 60 cents. including
tho two-rout war tax have been
reduced to o. cents. Nut sundnes
have dropped from % cents in
cludinR tht three-cont tax Co 20
cents Plain drinks. beginning too
dny VIII sDil for re- pinin mskDl
Miscellaneous drinks such ns
umendes. milk shukes and matted
mllks ana crr drinks and cold
weather drinks. SUCH u hot cho-
colatc and hot iemunndce viii
Tor Tho most part remain th,
same Iu price
Soda fountains announced that
tho reductions on some drinks
wrrc made possible hy fho roduc-
fion iu tho price uf gueH coin
svruu which hHf come down so
cents gallon wholesale Tho
4ndH fountain mon Howat OPP want
if known chat 'h.v ore sfiIl re-
uu.r.f tH uIN fNH uiua Dyrf- a
lH||.. HN .u -HuHs Hni tls four
.."-. # "Huui tlE ou glrnnnie sH-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
8 KILLED. so ARE
WOUNDED IN RIOTS
IN MEXICO CITY
| roops Quell Disturb
ance at Chamber Of
Deputies

FL PAsO TeN. pro 50 Three
workmcn We're billed aud so wounded
uy gunnro h.tUro serious r.0gng lu
Mexico D.iy Ws- guau,I nr federal
troops to-day ..e'rdIug tn word r'-
ocivcd tonight Uv local dcNcan
newspaper
4 mou of several thouu1l rcan1'-
1orm,d around the chan ber OF
deputies In au ,nort tn compel the
chandler tu oU"r saIl,r're to the
public during "u executive Hcsstou
Tho IHfs grew oul ul thr nlect 90
of UsruII.rf commission 'o
handI, legislative affairs during zee
cess 1rr .uoJI democrat bloc
supuurtsrs uf Ilrulou, defeated tht
liberal tHr-s s.i.rlI-a Uy four vote.
In fHr selection uf I1, ruuuIasI ON.
according foo ports here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

might be -uharribad af home Iud hat
DO would ns necessary tu ruliat out
side capital poo complete The fund
This hotel plan became real conn
munlrY project when The dlrrnturH
determined tp build % d.ht-frec and
with $40 Albuquerque money. ur not
OF uu Thlt w8a also when lfs sue-
cnsH beDlW. Hssurod.
We have been discouraged OF
times during the past wrrk ls we
hrA hoped tu rumpl,i" fhs campaign
lu 1891 Solicitors found DO ulfneuf
tp got "a heHrnr during Che holiday
wtet uud there wis % general hold
ing back To-day We appointed
special committee to find uut what
wus causing fhI- holiInr back 900 tho
~ OF NtWlr vhps" ruWufuuity
could not he questioned We found
Two muin causes Tho first was an
Impression mat We 1ra holding back
from UuhlHtftnn BE- lurrr amount ~
auhnsrIUfIuu. This Ie absolutely au
error We have announced fhp Vrf-
u1l rnsifa uf rnrn iHN wort. ana
tno flaI FUND .uH-sr.nrt
"IH. ..".. nH. .H IuurH .HH .HHf
WI. H.rH.I tu ruH' EIH.n fn
th.r mNEH I muIIrfa. uH bond I.-
site fHr the rose ThIH Aroused 'Nr
ouuus.fIug of thu-" opposed fn Oh bond
ISSUE, anil encouraged hHs. Inclined
20 UH-a Do, buck. fp du pop MOST ef-
fscfI"riy
'Iiu'h tuHHr impressions ore wrong
Tho uuNIH knows exactly how much
hgs been subscribed and If poi ln-
uouuerI un authority 90 tho "lf-1
board 'htf mot 60 dollar Of mortgage
viii Hs uI4Cod The building fund
fru.f nn Y0uurfrft from 4fYgE .aul-
is turned
.f U.ury. DO Dr. tho fDrHur uf every
one who has Hesu st work since tho
new muHlEn started. fhHf W.. VIII
continue nur work nu the nHsa out-
hu,d until the ls-f dollar iF SUBJ
-cr.hrI If 10 t1ke- Bl wutrr hu-
that We viii finish tho subscription
nsyf week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
Gov. Small May
Never Be Tried,
1t Is Reported

SPRINGFIELD m Dec 81
Governor Ten Small nayed the rr.-.-
cution lu the case lu which Do.
charged with conspiracy tu vWh,E r
state funds today as reports -nl.
In political circles that boz would
er he brought Co Trial
The governor charged ms cnem HS
with plotting fu gain control 'f f|e
Legislature -uyiuE u wuull h' "-
prlzed at nothing done by the ,.U-
tomptiblc. cownrdly character assn 90
sins who know there IL not O. vs. a
of truth In their Charge
Reports spread about the rE. p
capital aud lacking verificnuoU. y
that the state Do considering bi|' x
tho indictments against Small
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
$1,000 FAILS TO
HEAL HEART PAKGS,,
GIRL TAKES POISON
Tries to End Life After
Pastor Settles Suit
Against Him

DIES MONIES Iowa. nec 3l Five
thousand dollars was not heartbalm
for Agnes Ro-onkllde- she drank
poison Go forgct.
Two days 1Ho Miss Eosonkilde sued
the Rev. Thomas Hansen Tor 5000
breach or promise To-day .b, YOUNG
minister loft hia pn-lsh st Ekhorn.
Iowa. and came to uo- Mo.ucs Co
mend the asmur heart 90. hs for
uor sweetheart Dee would ulr for
trs iHst luye with money Dee rsso
what hs hld $1,000 the balance
h, would pay Iu 'tme insalImouts
Nlss Huzeukildy accepted the Hct-
Element and withdrew her Hu.t The
youug minister hurried back Co hiz
little parish al Elkhoru. whore he
Will preach sunday and fo another
E.ri whom the IHtsa lover says was
the cause uf tho arrangement from
mot furrct and tonight 4ne fuoE pho
moi. after .cuuHuu- ou the back nt
an envelope
Good by. rs.r body Aenes"
Police rushed hon to 90, city hos-
ulfNl. whore every attempt is hsluE
made 10 save ner ufe
Miss Bosenkiiie's home is On Coun-
go fiuffs iowa. whore she said she
me Hanssu during revival cam
paiEu conducted ly thc young preach
CO. while HH wHa sII.I divinity stu
dent at u.. Noincs university
Ito urprd hor 10 attend Northwest.
,rn HIlit .eHoaI Ht Minneapolis -h.
HlId fH better rt herself tu boz hu
wife They wrrr f. have been mar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
Iiornhs view
MAN CONVICTED OF
MURDER IN HoLDUP

BEAVER FALLS Penn, Dec. ~.
George Hurk was found guilty hy
a mry here tonight on "a charge ut
killing Vincent Sakraida. in "a holdup
OF the Beaver Falls stat" bank. octo-
her "a 1919
Bura was Identified by John a..
Salralda, cashier as the man who
shot and Killed his brother. O. direc-
tor OF ih" bank aud escaped with
tNatG In cnah
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
WEST VIRGINIA
TOWN HAS WETTEST
YEAR IN HISTORY Y

IUfNTINGTOS. ". Va. ucr HI
Huntington iu tine heart ~ 90, " 2
Virginia muau-h.rp country hos .o
wettosi year of lts HISTORY in 1871
Police records TODAY disclosed tHti
an increase uf 100 per cent IN utt .
FOR drunksnutss wHs shown lu lf.
out of a tril of $3.50 arrvat- %
1894, l.i3l were fur dIuukenn'H-
Most cf the druntcuness has Do
due 10 over Indulgence boz hair tur q
aud dcnaturcd a.coboi NOT the i'"
of the mouninius. ,urdiug fo iNr
police
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
THREE NEGRO YOUTHS
CONFESS 20 WRECkING
PASSENGER TRAIN

SHREVEPORT Ia. Dec. 81
Three negro youths late today con
fesscd 20 wrecking a Texas and Paclf-
&C. passenger train Friday night TO zee
what II would look like, sheriff
Hughes announced
The youths threw switch and
overturned the locomotive and deraii-
cd three coaches OF the train which
was carrying hundreds Of Passengers
from New Orleans and intermediate
points only the engineer. Charles
Curry. was injured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
Statesmen at Arms Con-
ference Say Distinct
Advance Has Been
Made Toward Better
Relations Between All
Nations; Differences
Will Be Overcome.
Hy RAYMOND CIaNppER.
Timed Pres. stan Correspondents


WAshlNGT'N Doe I'D
world stands su trq ,y, of 70 new era
., ,..tt.,. ,, .Je. ,pIuIou of
~ ..t..,...t
leading Statesman no" J." wv
capital.
New Year. fIu''ln5# EIf'n "N'
iIruu.u fn. rltrI Ir'- inr.-H'
breathe u.JuI.m iuI lH-- Despite
thc dlu.ulucs 10 which tho arma
uert c,nf,r,uc. lis ,umcrhrd, couti-
J.pc. Nn4 urra-ed hy many dele
rptes that 10 Ll- already marked a
wi..fon,. of International progress.
'',...i't.,, u'.rt,rf. and hirh admin
i.,r,ti,, ,nIrl,ls b.ll,lc the new year
..it -. . ...,,,,,,..,, r,flfru to normal
-. .,,.t.it-t.t t-.ttffe. settled.
-, ,,-,,..5 .,f and zen
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