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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
A gObefnadOr Rely mega haber Censurado a
ninguna persona nj a ningdn parddO pOitCO
de Puerto Rico, en- las deCIaraGOnes que
fzo a los peri0diCOs
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

Omitted Press, via All America cables)
NUEvA YORK, diciembre 22.-El
gobernador Reilly ha manifestado a
los representatives de la prensa que
no es cierta la aseveraci6n de los por-
torriqueiios de que el censurara ell sus
manifestaciones hechas recientemente
los periodistas a ninguna persona nj
ningdn partido politico de Puerto
Rico.
Con respecto al statement hecho en-
Washington por un lider portorriQue
no de que Reilly ha sido ell 1nico fun
cionario americana en- la isla envuelto
en- los procedimientos de un Gran Ju-
rado, ell gobernador Reilly ha dicho 10
sieuiente:
''Yo desearia saber ell nombre de un
ex alto funcionario de la Administra-
ci6n ell cual inmediatamente despues
que fue destituido por mi, fu6 acusa-
do por un Gran Jurado de la Corte Fe-
deraI en- union de seis subalternos'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
Los abOgados del Sr. Pesquera, Sc pro-
pOnen establecer un recursOde apelaci6n

Teniendo en- cuenta Ell hecho de que
el martes 26 expira el termino que lie
fu6 concedido nuestro estimado amigo
Don Mariana r. PesQuera, para empe-
gar cumplir, en- la Carcel de Maya
giitz, la sentencia de 40 dias que lie
fu6 impuesta hace POGO por La Corte
Federal, Tin Redactor nuestro Sc acerc6
aver al Sr. Pesquera para saber 81 hab-
bia resuelto empezar cumplir su sem
tencia, 81 por el contrario Sc propo-
MIA apelar del fallo para ante el Tri-
bunal de Boston.
Ell Sr. Pesquera NADIA quiso decirnos
para la publicidad, pues abriga el de-
SEQ de mantenerse absolutamente re-
servado respecto de este asunto, Ell
cual Sc encuentra, segdn nos dijo, en-
lnanos de sus abogados. que son los la
mados q informar en- relaci6n con los
tramites que han de seguirse
No obstante esta justifcada mega
tiva de nuestro amigo, nos enteramos
mas tarde de que, despu6s de una serie
de consultas celebradas entire los abo-
gados del Sr. Pesquera, Sc acord6 pro-
ceder estabIecer ell recurso de apela-
ci6n para ante la Corte de circuito de
Boston.
En- tai sentido, los indicados aboga-
dos estan trabajando para concluir el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
"A DIos 10 QUE Es DE D1os--
UN vERDADERo TRIuNFo

Anoche tuvimos oportunidad de
yer una hermosa pelicula en- ell Tea.
tro Rialto; "Ios Enredos de Anato-
lio'' affairs of Anatol) interpreta-
da por Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson Y
un numeroso conjunto de estrellas, es
una valiosa joya del arte mudo.
El teatro estaba lleno de I'm publ
co selecto que admire ell delicado pro-
grama del Circuito Bruno vazquez,
conviniendo una vez mas, que las me
jores v mas variadas pehculas que Sc
exhiben hoy en- Puerto Rico, son las
importadas por esta acreditada firma
cinematografca.
Desde que los amigos vazquez y
Bruno lanzaron 'Fascinaci6n'' por
Mae Murray, su primer programa, al
/ lienzo de los teatrosa de Puerto Rico
Sc ganaron la confanza del pdbico Y
, es de yer como Sc llenan los cines ca
da vez que Sc anuncia una cinta del
Circuito
Es digno de admirarse ell triunfo de
los incansables directories del Circui-
to Bruno y vazquez. En- POGO tempo
esta firma, compuesta de dos boricuas,
Sc ha convertible en- la empresa alqui-
ladora de peliculas mas fuerte de las
antillas y tai vez de centro sud Anne
rica. En- breve esta empresa podra Ian
gar una production diaria los cines
de su cadena Teatral.. sga44as
Nuestra mas sincera felicitaci6n a
los amigos Rafael p vazquez y JIuio 4.
Bruno.
P. PIN1LLo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
Ell "RIALTO" REGALARA~ EN-
Ell MATINEE DE MANANA
UNA SUBSCRIPTION Y LAS AN
T0LOGIAS DE PUERTO RICO
ILUSTRADO"

En- Ell extraordinario matinee que
Sc nevara cabo mafana en- ell Cine
Rialto la Empresa acord6 regular al
publico, imitando asi los Cines de
santurce, una suscripci6n por un ano
de la revista Puerto Rico Ilustrado
ademas de las tres Antologias de poe
tas portorriquefios cue publica la Bi
biioteca del mismo nombre.
Sc exhibira la estupenda production
en- seis parties Baio lJuramento'
(Under OATH, en- la cnal tomara par
te la incompatible estrella Eleine Ham
menstein.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

ssBill of Errors Ell "Bill of Exep-
tions'', que han de presentar ante el
Tribunal de Apelaci6n, y ademas, tie
nen va la fanza dispuesta para los
efectos de radicar en- su oportunidad
ell escrito de apelaci6n.
En- eli dfa de hoy, seguramente, Sc re-
solvera en- defnitiva la acci6n que ha-
bra de adoptarse; y en- nuestro pr6ximo
numero, una vez en- possession de 10 que
haya de verdad en- el asunto, procura-
remos infornar nuestros lectores de
10 que hicieren los abogados del Sr.
Pesquera este respecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
Estados Unidos no hara indicaciones a
los AliadOs con motive aindemniizaciiones
UNITED Press, via All America Gables,

UNITED Press, via All America Cablesl
WASHINGTON, diciembre o. Ell
secretario de Estado Mr.. Hughes ha
declarado esta mafana que ell gobierno
norte-americano no esta dispuesto a
hacer ninguna clase de indicaciones a
los gobiernos aliados para que Sc es-
tablezca una comisi6n norte-america.
ma con Ell fin de revisar las cuentas de
las indemnizaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
GRAN FIESTA MANANA EN- Ell
"oLIMPO''

Con otivo de la Inauguration de La
Semana de Navidades'', eI "olimpo' ;
Ia escogido La mejor pelicula que hay
en- Puerto para inaugurar esa Soma
ma de Navidad''. Aseguramos quo
CORAzONES HUMANoS" es la mo
jor production del afio, Y que en- e.
afo 1922 no Sc ha exhibido en- Puerto
Rico una pelicula del caibre de esta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

.obierno de Estados Unidos ha reco-
mendado al de Francia, por mediacion
de la Embajada de Washington, la
reunion Immediate de la Comisi6n In
ternacional de Banqueros fin de ne
gar un emprestito a Alemania.
Los periodicos de esta capital di-
cen que la Intervention del gobierno
americana esta va resuelta aseguran
que muy pronto Ell gobierno de Wash
ington enviara una nota Ia Foreign
Office.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
POTNCARE EN- FAVOR DE
LA RATIFICATION DE LOS
PACTOS DE WASHINGTON

PARIS, diciembre 22.- Ell jefe del
gobierno M. Poincare recomend6 al Co
mite naval del Senado que informe IA
vorablemente los pactos de la confe-
rencia de Washington.
La nayoria del comite, segdn Sc
assgura endosa la actitud del jete
del gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
MANIFESTACIONES DEL
COMISIoNADO RESIDENTE

WASHINGTON, diciembre 22- Ell
comisionado Residente de Puerto Ri
co. senior C6rdova Davila, contestando
as declaraciones del gobernador Reilly
lie que este fu6 exonerado por el Tri
bunal Supreme de los cargos que Sc le
habia formulado, ha manifestado que
ESQ es una falsedad, puesto que Ell Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

bernador no ha permitido que su case
sea visto en- rlingdn Tribunal de Puerto
Rico.
FL Comisionado Residente ha dicho
que ningnn funcionario judicial Sc atre
We llevar a cabo Ell proceso contra Ell
Gobernador porque este resolveria Ia
situaci6n su antojo, destituyendo en-
seguida quien tai cosa hiciera.
Ell GOBIERNO DE ESTADOS
UNIDOS HACE ALGUNAS RE
COMENDACIONES A
FRANCIA
I4ONDRES, diciembre 22.-En circu
los bien informados Sc asegura que el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

DEsEO ENTREvISTARME hoy con
diez o mas j6venes trabajadores v en-
tiisiastas, deseosos de ganar ocho mas
d6lares diarios como vendedores.
Ramon S. Torres, Tel. 500 rojo. Ca
rretera Nueva 1876, santurce Stop 21.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
Ell INFORME DEL COMITE JU
DICIAL Sc 2RESENTA Ell
q DE ENER0

WASHINGTON, diciembre 22.-El
con1ite Judicial de la Camara acord6
presentar Ell informe final acerca de
los procedimientos de impeachment con-,
ira el attorney Daugherty ell cuatro de
enero proximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
EEL LUNES NO Sc PUBLlCARA
"EL MUND0"

El Iunes pr6ximo, dia de Pas
cuas, no Sc pubIicara FL MUM
DO, atendiendo al gran dia que
ceIebra la cristiandad.
Aprovechamos la oportuni-
dad para dessar a nuestros nu-
Iaerosos lectores, reIacionados
y amigos feIices Pascuas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

LAUSANNE. diciembre 22.- Por
lcuerdo unanime de los delegados la
:onferencia de la paz ha resuelto apla
ar la session hasta el martes pr6xiinc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

Ell gobierno probablemente hara
gestiones para que este representado
en- ell Comite de Tndemniaaciones en-
otra organization de igual indole de
Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
ToRos HoLsTEIN

Sc venden toritos HOLsTEIN de
pura raza, nacidos en- eI pals.
Edad de cuatro meses hasta dos
afios. Precios convenientes.
THE FAJARDo SUGAR co. Of P. r.
Fajardo, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
Ell GoBIERNO ALEMAN DES-
MIENTE UNOS INFORMES

BERLIN, diciembre 22.-El gobier-
no ha desmehtido enfaticamente los in
formes prop6sito de la nota enyiada
a Washington para sohcitar del GO
hierno de Estados Unidos su coopera-
cion en- el arreglo de las indemnizacio-
mes.
FL canciller cuno ha dicho que Ell EN-
bajador Wiedtfeldt ha actuado en- es-
te asunto, por cuenta propia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
COlmadO LUNA

I'iiene Ell gustO de ofrecer
a su numerosa clientela Ell me-
jOr surtidO para pasar alegre
las Navidades.
HaganOs una vista y que
dara satislechO.
Allen 40. Tel6lonOs 1924 San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

LoNDRES, diciembre % = Ell Se
fe del gobierno senior Bonar Law ha
marchado esta manana a Glasgow, don
de pronunciara un discurso ante una
mnchedumbre de obreros sin trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
Teatro "OLIMPO"

SABADO % DE DC. DE 1922.
iNoche EXTRAORDINARILY
Doris Kenyon, Sam Hardy Village
Types
En- el impresionante drama en-
actos,
"UN PICARD HONRADO"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
LUNEs 25 DE DC. D E1922.

LUNES 25 DE DIG. d E1922.
Ola DE PASCUAS
Estreno de la extraordinaria produc-
cion del Circuito Bruno Vazquez
"LOS GALONES DE CAPTAIN"
Gran exito de Thomas Meighan Y
Agnes Ayres!
Los concurrentes esta noche al OHM
po, todos, mayores pequenos, seran
obsequiados la entrada con un bo-
nito regalo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15

The recent references Of Miss
Alice Robertson of Oklahoma. the
only member Of the gentler sex
in the House Of Representatives, to
Samuel Worcester. q missionary
to the Cherokee Indians in the
thirties, recalls an interesting
chapter in the judicial history Of
the government, which was per-
haps the first real conflict between
the federal and state governments.
BY the Hopeweli treaty OF 1855
the United States recognized the
Cherokees as a nation capable Of
making peace and war, Of govern:
ing its citizens and Of owning and
the Georgia legislature. through
Gov. Troup. declared these treaties
not binding upon the state, on the
ground that Georgia and the
federal government were equal and
q. Independent powers. and that dis
putes between them could not BE-
decided by the Supreme Court
Cherokee nation vs.. 0eorgia),
but by negotiation. In 1880 an act
was passed by the Georgia 1egisla-
ture authorizing a survey and an
apportionment Of the Cherokee
lands in the state. their gold mines
sidered under the states dominion,
thus ousting the Cherokees from
lands solemnly guaranteed by the
United States. The Cherokees ap-
piled to President Jackson with
out success. Then they tried the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
NOTED AS TWICE A 'LLFER, - PRISON
WELFARE LEAGUE HEAD RESIGNS

FRANKFORT, KY. February Is.
Sol Fleming, who Is serving his
second life sentence for murder,
has retired from the presidency Of
the Mutual Welfare League, an Or
sanization Of prisoners In the state
reformatory here.
The league. while conceived by
the superintendent, largely 10 the
creature of FIeming's constructive
efforts. The league is charged
with providing recreation for the
inmates of the prison, looks after
the amusements and establishes a
standard Of conduct for its MEM
bers, demanding that they MAIN
tain the standard If they enjoy its
benefits.
Fleming. the former president.
and study to the league, has the
unusual record of now serving his
second life sentence for murder.
He was pardoned while serving
his first sentence. In 1915 he again
killed a man. and again received a
life sentence.
The welfare feature Of the
league has Jennings chief inter-
est. 1t looks after the dependents
of its members. cares for it's MEM
bers when they are sick by pro-
expenses II they or any Of their
dependents die.
ut helps the men to know that
their families are being cared for"
Fleming says, land will keep
many a wife faithful until her
husband gets out, in my opinion.
A woman with dependent children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
FAREWELL RECEPTION
FOR ELDER w. T. KNOX
Treasurer Of General Conference
of Seventh-Day Adventists
Resigns.

A farewell reception to Elder ". T.
Knox, treasurer of the general con-
ference of Seventh-day Adyentists'
was rendered last night in the head
the general conference. Washington
Missionary College. Washington SAM
tarium, Review and Herald Publish
ing Association and the Takoma Park
Seventh day Adventist Church
Elder Knox has resigned and, with
his wife and son-in-law and daugh-
ter. DR.. and Mrs. e. F. Alhertsworth,
will reside in California.
Besides being treasurer OF the gen
eral conference he was vice president
of the Review and Herald Publishing
Association and chairman of the
rectors.
Speeches were made by Elders A. g.
Daniels, president of the general con-
ference: j. L. Shaw, secretary OF the
foreign mission board: Charles
Thompson. assistant treasurer Of the
medical superintendent Of the Wash.
ington Sanitarium. who presented
him with an album; DIR. B. +. Bryan.
pastor Of the Takoma Park Church
the Review and Herald. and Elder g
B. Thompson, who presented him win
an album containing photographs Of the
general conference workers, and scenes
Of Takoma Park and WASHINGTON.
A banquet was rendered Elder Knox
and his wife by the board of directors
OF the Takoma Park Bank at the
Washington Sanitarium, Elder Knox
having been vice president OF the
bank. Speeches were made by Presi-
dent S. c. Redman. Vice President Da-
vfd Feldman, Cashier W. Preston Glib
son, H. F. Taff and Elder A. G. Dam
Tells. after which Elder Knox re-
sponded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
HOW MISS ALICE,S GRANDPA THEIR
WON RIGHT TO LIVE AMONG INDIANS

Supreme Court. This court de-
cided them not a foreign state
capable of maintaining an action
in the court. but a domestic. de-
pendent nation. The Injunction
was refused and the Cherokees
relegated to the mercy Of Georgia.
The matter was revived a few
years afterward--1831--w when 1t was
found that Samuel Worcester. Miss
sionafy among the Cherokees. was
residing In the nation. in defance
of an act of the Georgia legisla-
ture of 1880. This act recites that
any white man found living among
the Indians without license from
the Governor OF Georgia was liable
to imprisonment. Worcester was
seized by the authorities OF
Gwinnett county, Georgia, indicted
and sentenced to four years i'm
pris0nment- Worcester pleaded the
unconstitutionality Of the act. and
by writ Of error the case was
. In 1882. That body confirmed
Worcesters plea and found judg-
ment in his favor, on the ground
that the Georgia act. being repug-
nant to the treaties made between
the United States and the Cherokee
nation. was unconstitutional and
void.
The woman member Of cnngress,
who 50 much honors the memory
Of John Marshall and visits HIS
statue at the west front OF the
Capitol twice 2 week. claims that
her reverence for the great Chief
Justice comes from the fact that
he issued the decision that re-
leased her grandfather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
FAvoRs MORE JUDGES.

The Senate judiciary committee agreed
yesterday to report bill providing for
nineteen additional United States dis
trict judges and one additional circuit
Judge. The committee will propose that
the fourth circuit, consisting Of the
states Of Maryland. West Virginia, Viz
ginia, North and South Carolina. shall
have an additional Judge. It will also pro-
pose that additional district judges shall
be distributed as follows: Two to Mas
sachusetts. two to southern New York
and one each in eastern New York.
eastern Pennsylvania, western Pennsyl-
vania, northern Ohio, northern Illinois.
eastern Michigan, Minnesota. eastern
Missouri and eastern Oklahoma. Mon
tana. northern California. southern CAL
ifornia. northern Texas, Arizona and
northern Georgia.
The committee recently agreed to an
increase Of thirteen district judges. but
because OF pressure from other districts
has now agreed to add six more dis
tricts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Street Car and Ice Wagon Collide
Auto Hits Dairy Wagon.

An eastbound street car \and an fee
wagon belonging to ]. e. Donaldson.
1872 18th street southwest, collided
yesterday afternoon at 9Th and G
streets. Herman Russell. driver of
tho team. was thrown to the street
and slightly hurt.
A collision between an Army motor
truck and a horse-drawn vehicle be.
longing to W. NJ Gait & Co., feed and
Hour dealers, occurred yesterday
afternoon at 10th and NJ streets
southeast. One horse was 30 badly
injured that 1t had to be killed.
Benjamin Wall, 18th street and
Park road. was injured about his left
foot yesterday afternoon by an auto
mobile while crossing at 18th ard G
streets. He reported that the driver
Of the automobile failed to stop.
A delivery wagon belonging to
Chestnut Farms Dairy Company, 1116
Connecticut avenue, was struck by an
automobile near Connecticut avenue
and NJ street early this morning and
damaged to the amount Of $500.
Identity OF the automobile was not
established.
While working at 1916 F. street
last night, Ernest Carter, Takoma
Park, Md. fell from a ladder and
sprained his back. He was given sur
gical aid at Emergency Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
SEEKS MORE LIGHT
ON 4-P0WER PACT
Hitchcock Says President and
Mr.. Hughes Differed on
Treaty's Meaning.

A resolution calling upon the
President for information and docu-
ments concerning the four-power
Pacific treaty negotiated at the arms
conference was introduced by Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska, ranking
| democrat member OF tho Senate
foreign relations committee. Upon
request Of republican leaders the
resolution went over to await the
return tomorrow Of Chairman Lodge
Of the committee to the Senate.
Senator Hitchcock told the Senate
that the printed report Of the
American delegation submitted by the
President with the treaty contained
| almost nothing" regarding the
| negotiation of the treaty.
Caves Reason for Request.
"A careful examination reveals
absolutely nothing concerning the
| this treaty, the most debatable Of
ALL" said Mr.. Hitchcock, who said
about half Of the official report was
devoted to the naval treaty anu
about half to Chinese matters.
| Senator Hitchcock said his resolution
clared, it was notorious that there was
disagreement between the President and
Secretary Hughes as to the meaning OF
| the treaty"
This led to revelations and subse-
quent modification of the trea.y," Sem
ator Hitchcock added.
Senator Curtis Of Kansas. assistant re-
publican leader. suggested that the res
olution go over until tomorrow, In view
! Of Senator Lodges absence today. Mr..
Hitchcock agreed.
Text Of Resolution.
The Hitchcock resolution would call
upon the President, II not incom-
patible with public interest, to for
! ward to the Senate all drafts or
forms presented to or considered by
| the delegates Of the United States.
the British empire, Japan or France.
! in considering the subject Of the
| four-power treaty; copies of all pro-
| ceedings records. negotiations. argu-
ments, debates. discussion and con-
versations which occurred between
| the delegates of the United States,
! the British empire, Japan or France.
or any of them. covering the Sub
jcct of the four-power treaty or the
supplementary note which accom-"
! panied IL or the supplementary
agreement relating to 1t and subse-
quentIy signed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
FORM AN ASSOCIATION.

food, and cleanliness and sanitation
Will result from an association Of the
smaller and retail bakeries in this
city, the Neighborhood Retail Bakers
Association was formed last night at
a Injecting held in the home Of Eugene
Adnoux. S12 II street northeast.
= Members Of the organization believe
that the city has for q long time felt
q need Of such an association and that
the people of the District will derive
much benefit from it.
The officers elected were: Mr.. Min
oux, president; Charles Kleinhenn,
vice president, and J. Haske, secre-
tary and treasurer. Another meeting
will be held in the near future to
further activities decided on last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
TWO LINERS ASSIGNED.
Nutmeg State and Palmetto State
Go to Munson Line.

Two new passenger steamers-the
Nutmeg State and the Palmetto State
Of $4,000 tons each-have been assigned
to the Munson Steamship Line as man
aging agents, for service to South
America. tine Shipping Board announc-
ed today. These vessels, described by
officials Of the board as among the
finest In the Shipping Board feet. are
635 feet long and will engage in pas
senger service between New York and
Brazilian and Argentine ports.
The vessels are now at the Bethle.
hem Shipbuilding Corporation plant al
Sparrows Point, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
TELLS OF FAMINE,
Princess Cantacuzene Addresse,
r. W. G. A. Luncheon,


Stories OF suffering In Russia, tho
Balkans and Constantinople were re-
lated at the business and professional
women's luncheon at the Young
Women's Christian Association yester-
day by Princess Cantacuzene, chair
man Of the American central COM
mittee for Russian relief, Of which
Elihu Root. Samuel Gonpers. Charles
W. Eliot and John r. Mott are mem
bers. Princess Cantacuzene, who is a
granddaughter Of Gen. Grant, de-
clared the American central COM
mittee was absolutely non-political."
It has aided groups Of the nobility "a
we'll as socialists she said, and I'VE
are spreading no propaganda and
have no drive or publicity campaign"
Although an American, Princess
Cantacuzene has lived in Russia for
twenty years.
Tho luncheon yesterday was the
second of q series at which promi .
nent women will speak on present-day
problemA Friday, March 3, q supper
will be held to enable women en-
ployed during the day to be present.
MIRA Helena Hill Weed, recently re-
turned from Haiti, will speak on
Americas relation to that nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
|OUT OF WORK TAKES LIFE.
Elmer o. Barnes, 81, Father OF
Three, Dies From Gas.

Dependent because of i'll health
and inability to obtain employment.
Elmer o. Barnes, thirty-six years
old, 1920 c street northea st. last night
went to the bathroom at his home.
after his three children had retired.
and turned on the gas and took his
life.
DR.. w. J. McCauIry. member Of the
stan at Casualty Hospital, responded
to an emergency call examined the
body and pronounced life extinct.
Coroner hewitt gave certificate of
suicide.