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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
WITH GAS
The Ideal Heating Plan

San Antonio homes will heat with natural gas this win
ter. This is the ideal heating method No other fuel
effective reasonable in price instantaneous so clean
desirable.
Before the natural brought to San Antonio,
customary heat dwellings with wood and COAL Handling
this fuel the ashes and cnders backing and setting
stoves made terrible all the house Then too
stoves could be placed in only two with the
result that in weather, the home only
partly
But with natural gas cheap rates. every in the
house be gas only fraction OF
wood coal stove. Every should have its own
depending entirely the size of the to be
heated This the trouble and inconvenience Of moving
from to another Also it is better if the
tubing left in place for the entire winter because all posi-
bty for gas leak in your stove connection obvated
There is gas stove designed to burn natural for
every sized On this page will be found dealers who
specialize in heating equipment Ask their advice Put
in gas for each and be comfortable this winter
Do with heating troubles abolish the old wood stove and
the ashes and dirt Heat your home this winter in
nomical effective ard clean way.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
Chats With Your
Gas Man

The introduction of Natural Gas has made it
possible to offer gas consumers very attractive
rate. In addition to a straight reduction in price
Of 1870, figures for the past year prove that the
same heating and cooking operations can be per-
formed with approximately 800 less gas. This
of Natural Cas-.
Climatic conditions in San Antonio make gas
the ideal heat most Of the time. Hard fuel should
be used during our real cold spells but generally
it is unnecessary, expensive and unsatisfactory
as compared to gas. We are anxious to build up
the house heating load in San Antonio because
it will really and truly solve your heating problem
and we heartily recommend the use of gas room
heaters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09


Caldwen's Syrup
PepSin. Their
parents were
given il by their
parentss tho
grandparents are
using Il today.
IL is the ono lar
alive ideally suit
cd 10 all the fam
ly. safe for the
little ones eheo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
JAPS HOLD ON
IN MANCHURIA
Heavy Investments Due In
Coming Year

PEKING. FEB. ss--Ths Japanese
owned South Manchurla railway
zone from Dairen 10 Changchun il
going to experience a building boom
IN tho spring and the activity is ex-
pectcd 10 10 beyond the present
bonds Of Japanese influence and en-
ter Hardin itself.
The South Manchuria railway has
already arranged to spend 10000 900
yen for new structures next year.
New railway buildings, station i'm
provementa. hospitals. technical
schools and experiment stations win
be included in tho program. This
amount II entirely aside from the
general program OF railway improve.
ments and extensions.
Part OF the building fund win be
used to erect u hotel In Hardin. this
to cost 100000 yens. and hospital.
The hospital In needed for the 5000
Japanese residents OF the city.
While this program is under wny.
the South Mnnchuria proposes to or
ganize new bank TO handle the
various Japanese enterprises In Man
churia.
All OF which IL pretty good indI-
cation that the Tokyo foreign office
meant what II said when II an
nounced that Japan had no intention
OF getting out OF the Liaotung leased
territory. or the railroad zone next
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
HAPPIER, HEALTHIER WOMEN

by thousands are known to exist IN
this country because they hive been
relieved from pain and suffering by
taking Lydia u. Pinkham's vcgo.
table Compound. Science in surgery
and electricity has advanced greatly
during the past fifty years. but
treatment OF disease by ldfnshioncd
root and herb medicines has never,
been improved upon. The leader OF
them all Ia Lydia n. PInkham's vegc.
table Compound. which after fifty
years OF success Is today recognized
as the standard remedy for female
Ills and sold everywhere for that pur.
pose. Replies to n QUESTIONABLE re.
Gently sent out to $4,000 women by
tho Lydln ID. Plnkham Medicine Co.
OF Lynn, Mass. proved that II bene.
fits os out Of every 100 women who
try II. Isn't this marvellous REQ.
ord for any medicine TO hold7---Ad.
vertisomcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
Sinclair Makes Millions
Profit From Teapot Dome
Stage Is Set for Still Greater Killing in
Government Oil Field in Wyoming

Hyva hough, donated 1911. 400
shares OF stock or Sinclair
bought from Rlnelair--sor ts.2se. 900,
fiyva then traded Eoo.soo shares
class "a and 1900 shares Of class
Is" stock ~ Mammoth TO Sinclair
Consolidated oil corporation for
$4,000 shares Of Sinclair consoii.
dated Al WAN Stree; quotations
value Of tho 10000 shares VIVA
moro than 5000. 900.
Sinclair Consolidated has option
70 trade another $4,000 shares Of
its stock for zoe. 900 shares o. Nam.
moth and thus hand 10 Hgnclatr an.
other ss.ooo. 900.
ifyya then sold 400 900 shares Of
aiAmomih % banking syndicate
for sale 10 investors and no price
was stated.
Hysa then sold 5000 shares OF
Mammoth and 10000 shares Of Sin.
clair Consolidated TO Harry Payne
Whitney. largo utockholsier In sln.
clair Consolidated.
Sinclair s,ill owns sos.7so shares
Of class "A" s,ock and meat OF
class "B" stock. Thru Hyva he got
fs.ooo.ooo Of value for ono trade
and holds option to trade for an.
other fs.o00.oo0 Of value. Hs go,
an unnamed amount for sale OF
100000 shares to o banking Syndl.
cate.
However confusing this ertss.
cross Of transactions may b. 10 un.
sophisticated senator's. II IN per.
fectly clear 10 Sinclair. who ad.
msiied to the COMMITTEES that he has
already cleared $4,000. 900. that he
values tho lease given him by Sec.
Rotary Fall a, 100000. 900.
Aladdin never beat that pnoei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09

Square. az well as the famous actors
grave. attracted many pilgrims today
in memory Of the s5th anniversary
OF his birth. Both grave an dstatns
were tastefully wrcathed. the floral
tributes bearing the names OF many
famous actors and actresses. as well
as the leading dramatic and art clubs
organizations. etc Irving died in
1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09

Mfr. J. n. BeIk Of Shaw. Miss.
relics on IL entirely 20 keep his
children in health. and Mrs.
Catherine Connolly Of Jersey City.
N. j.. declares that not only her
self but all her ncighbors aud
friends use il and tell Others about
Il. There is scarcely a day that
someone in a family does not
need Il for constipation. ilatulency,
aut0-intoxication. hiliousneSs. in
tostinal poisoning, headaches.
collie and cramps. and 10 break
up fcsers and colds.
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup pcpsin Il
Observation-Disclosures COM
pound IL Egyptian SIENNA with
pepsin and pleasant-tasting
aromaticS Tho formula Is on tho
package. As the popularity 81
this natural vegetable laxative
increases. tho public discards tho
harshcr physics Ike calomcl. coal
tar in candy form. salt waters and
powders. DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
pepsin emp;ios the bowels moro
eleanly and without any danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
Ne ether LAXATIVE can replace D.. Gala
uslrs N tAs cssh1ssss 81
lAsss VIE sss Il

THFRE arc thousands 81
i healthy. robust young men and
women Who have never in ali
their lives taken any other laxa-
tive for constipation than DIR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
See "Fun From the Press" at Your Picture Theater

In olden days when the cares Of state burdened
the king he would summon his jester A round
or two Of banter and his good humor was re-
stored. With the passing of time and the trans
fer Of power from palaces to cottages the hum
bic citizen demanded jester for his entertain
ment. The cleverest jokesmiths of every realm
were engaged by the press for the pleasure of
the new majesty. But oftentimes the best of
the testers were removed from the far corners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
Third Generation is
Using Syrup Pepsin
AMI FAMILY NAT TRr IT FREE

TAazsaasls II parsais ars esklas
tAsa.sslsrs. "HAsrs oaa I Al . trs.si
teoriAy tarsfies Aaf aaseas ~ ~
fsssa6 can use sAsa eesstleaisal-
usii slae6 rrusiis q laval Jnsf
sss,p.s AK. sssf.slrai IL sa easgasiF
tssi. hF.is ~ sAsre e staa Z
Aa.ssvss ~. W. =, CaiflnsH, SIS
nasAlastea 81. Asssllssiis. Iilaels.
10 4 hsssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
py JOHN CARSON

WARRINGTON. Feb. sold Boy
Aladdin. with his wonderful magic
lamp. was a -piker'' compared 20
Harry r. Sinclair. with his Teapot
Dome. Ask the LaFollet,s senate
committee. investigating tho Teapot
Doma deal, II that u not 30. Tho
Teapot Dome OIL field Ia In wyom
ing
Already Sinclair hns rubbed the
Teapot for clear profits Of 5000. 600,
Tho stage IL all cot for a far greater
'1tllling," preliminary drilling indi.
eating that tho oil N four umos ar
plentiful ms Sinclair thought Il was
when he signed tho secret Lease with
Secretary Fan.
Under that lease the government
gets about oneeighth Of tho oil OBJ
tanned. Sinclair takes the remain.
der. assuming as hts obligation only
tho building Of pipe line and the
drilling OF i2o wells. TO be his own
property.
The Iaroiistte committee han been
following Sinclair thru the mAxe OF
financial nanipulations by which his
Teapot Dome fortune was cleaned
up. Tho senators have trailsd SIN
clair this fnrf
Sinclair got lease and organized
Mammoth OIL company. Cave com.
pany contract for development OF oil
reserves. taking Ia exchange two
rnililon shares Of class "A" and 5000
sharen OF class n" OF common stock.
Sinclair organized the 'Hyva Cor
roratlon." named after HIS children.
Harry and Virginia Owns 20 per
cent Of stock; his wife. per cent;
his mother. . per cent
On October exchanged 100000
aharcs Of class "a" stock and 1900
shares Of class ''B- stock 10 Hyva
for 10000 OF Hyva- Donated back
to Mammoth company $4,000 shares
Of stock to facilitate preliminary
sfnaucfnR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
MORE BOOKS
COPYRIGHTED

WASHINGTON. Feb. .. - The
great American farniiy Of @favorl,s
authors "a rapidly increasing. ac-
cording TO Herbert Putnam. librarian
Of congress. In whose office all copy
righted articles and books are regis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09

Tho fiscal year. which closed July
1. was tho banner year In the history
Of the library. iis.sss separate copy
rights having been entered.
within the pas, rs years the num-
bcr OF copyrights have Increased from
7b,s4s TO 1864 Development OF
various branches OF book. periodical
and newspaper publications. COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09

| bined with an increasing tendency
upon the part OF newspaper and lit
erary workers 10 protect exclusive ar
ticlss thru copyrights Is responsible
for the increase. Mr.. Putnam says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09

tive IN grownupS, so compounded
that elderly people. who are con-
stantly forced 10 take a laxative
because tho intestinal muscles
are weakening. find increased
dosage unnecessary. This wonder
full constipation remedy has been
used continuously for 80 years.
and over 10 million bottles are
now sold annually. the largest
selling family laxative in tho
world The cost averages but a
cent a dose. Every druggist sells
Il. and under a guarantee 20 do
as claimed or your money VIII DO
refunded.
. Millions Of carefully conducted
homes are never without a bottle
Of DR.. Caldvell's Syrup Pepsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09

of the court Of the public. So The Literary
Digest now gathers the keenest of the wit and
the cream of humor from all the world and en-
bodies it in one uproarious motion picture,
Fun From the Press" II is the court jester
TO the American Public. Once week a new
one appears at the best theaters trimming
with the latest laughs. Watch for it at your
local theater. For your pleasure Fun From
the Press" produced by The Literary Digest
Distributed by w. w. HodlSinson Corporation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09

OF 10000 contestants, All
Sing Ching (below), Chinese
boz, III, resident in HaaOai,,
non the first prize, $3.50, Of
tered bv the American Legion
for the best essay on "HoiO
Can the Legion Best Serve the
Nation~ Pauline Virginia
Chastain N, Indianapolis
(dbovej, non the second
prize, $500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12

ROMA, enero TO- FL gran poeta y
soldado Gabriel D'Annunzio ha ofre-
cido sus servicios Francfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12

con la urgencia Que pedia Francia, el
carbon solicitado. Pedimos prorrogas,
plazos tranferencias, pero M Poin-
care Sc nego abiertamente hacernos
concesiones. Nos ato los brazos nos
otros no pudimos cumplir con 10 ofre-
cido.
Al llegar este punto de sus de-
claraciones Ell canciller fue interrum-
pido por una saliva de aplausos que
procedia de los escaiios.
Fue precise que la pohcfa intervinie
Sc desalojando al publico del edifcio,
para que ell Canciller pudiera conti-
nuar en- Ell uso de la palabra.
Momentos despues cuando ell Can
eiller termino sus declaraciones y aban
don6 ell Parlamellto Sc reanudaron las
aclamaciOnes, y extendioron los vi
vas al gobierno, la naci6n y al ejer-
cito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
Fl CandNer CunO dedara ante eI COnit9 de Re-
tadOnes kteriOres del Reid1stag que AIemania
OfreG6 FranGa 10 impossible, ,.perO que MI
POinCar6 reChaz6 tOdas las prOpOSiGOnes
Las relaciones dplOmdcas entire Francia Aemana Sc
ran rotas e domingo Italia B6lgica nitardn la acti-
tud del gobierno frances

por ell gobierno para emprender nego-
ciaciones directamente con Francia
con ell fin de uegar un acuerdo con
M. Poincare para impedir que Francia
realizara las sanciones que habia anun-
ciado, tanciones que significaban la
ocupaci6n de toda la zona del Ruhr.
Ell gobierno de Alemania enterado de
los propositos de Francia ofrecio hasta
10 impossible para evitar que aquel Go
bierno, ocupase ell Ruhr. Las PROPOSE
clones alemanas fueron siempre hala-
gadoras para Francia. Aunque no po-
diamos entregar de momento las tone
ladas de carbon que solicitaba Fran
Cia, enviamos a Paris al experto Berg
mann, quien EN- el transcurso de una con
ferencia que celebr6 con M Poincare
explicole extensamente la verdadera
situaci6n de Aleniania. su capacidad
financiera y la imposibilidad de enviar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
III BanCO Federal de CrGdtOS Rura-
les que eStd eStabIeCdO enP. R. tie
ne SOfGtudeS de pr6stamOS pOr
vaIOr de $1,5OO,OOO.OO
HaSta la feCha han SidO reCibidas mas de $50 ped-
clones, de las maleS hay aIredOr de $50 aprObadas

tantes tienen que hacer turno para To-
grar la efectividad de sus solicitudes.
Esto no es asi, pues ell resultado final
de una solicitud depende, segin nos
dijo MIR. Thomas, del interes que Sc
tome ell propio solicitante en- arreglar
todo con Ia mayor prontitud, de las
condolences favorables en- que Sc So
metan al Banco los documentos para
la realization del contrato.
Para activar Ell trabajo de tasaci6n
de fincas, nos dijo Mr.. Thomas, desde
la semana entrante sera aumentado Ell
ndmero de tasadores fin de que la
tramitaci6n general de las solicitudes
pueda hacerse dentro del termino mas
corto possible.
CON Ell ATTORNEY GENERAL
Ell Jefe del Banco Mr.. Thomas, ce-
lebr6 Ell microbes una extensa confe-
rencia con Ell Attorney General, la
cual verso sobre distintos puntos en-
relacion con nuestra Ley Notarial.
Mr.. Thomas expreso que ell Sr. Mes
tire lie viene prestando toda clase de
cooperacin en- ell asunto, por cuyo mo-
two tuvo las mas elogiadas frases ha-
cia ell alto funcionario insular.
En- cuanto al resultado de la entire
vista con ell Attorney Genreal'' Mr..
Thomas guard6 discreta reserva, mani
festandome que, aunque Ell asunto que
Sc trato era de capital importancia,
el no guerra deeir NADIA acerca del par
ticular, a fin de no adelantarse al cri-
terio que sobre la materia sustentaba
ell Attorney General.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12

Aver visitanos al Jefe del Banco
Federal de Creditos Rurales, Mr. Tho
mas, con el fin de zanzibar impresio-
pes con eI, acerca de la labor que di-
cha institution ha realizado en- Pto.
Rico. durante el tempo que lleva de
vida.
Ell Lcdo. Crosas, abogado del Banco,
que estaba presente, nos ayudo en-
nuestra tarea, por 10 que no nos fue di-
ficil escuchar de labios del propio Mr..
Thomas los informes que necesitaba-
mos, para poner al corriente nues-
tros lectores sobre asunto que tan vi
vamente interesa al pals entero.
MIR. Thomas nos dijo entire otros par
ticulares que ell Banco continua sin
interruption la tarea que iniciara desde
sus comienzos, que hasta la fecha
han recibido $50 solicitudes para pres
tamos cuyo importe asciende, mas o
menos. la considerable suma de
81, 500, 100000.
Estas solicitudes han sido recibidas
en- Ell Banco alcanzando un promedio
aproximado de 200 mensualmente.
De las $50, nos dijo aver Mr.. Thomas,
hay $50 va concedidas. Muchas no han
podido concederse debido errores en-
los titulos y demas Recommendation de
las fncas ofrecidas en- hipoteca, otras
a causa de la existencia de gravamenes
sobre dichas propiedades.
Las solicitudes que hasta ahora no
han sido aprobadas a pesar de llenar
los requisites de Ley, es porque Sc es-
pera ell resultado de la tasaci6n de la
finca, ordenada por ell propio Banco,
teniendo este en- muchos casos que ha-
Ger tambien la mensura del terreno.
asi como su description, ETC.. reqrlisi-
tos los cuales demoran la operacion
final.
Carece de fundamento ell informe pro-
palado en- el sentido de que los solici-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
Il pertO DR.. Albert S. Osborn do
COnlienzO, en- Ia tarde de aver; al
examen de las papeIetaS eleC-
tOraIeS del COIegiO 26
HSta e IuneS fl8 SuSpendda Ia vista, para Mya
feCha Sc eSpera q. este IEtO e dltamen perClal

ran entregadas a los demandados TO-
das las papeletas generates del Cole
gio 26, va marcadas, para que ell pc
rito DR.. Albert S. Osborn, hiciera un
examen de elias la debida compare
ci6n de las cruces que aparecian jun
to a los candidates repubhcanos las
que aparecfan bajo la insignia de los
partidos.
Ell Sr. Feliu solicit6 que Sc sometie-
ran tambien al examen pericial las tres
papeletas dobfadas que aparecieron en-
el paquete de papeletas generates no
protestadas. Los abogados unionistaS
no hicieron objection alguna y Sc ALA
naron clio.
Los abogados republicanos inqui-
rieron entonces ell proposito que los
demandados perseguian con esa prue-
ba y Ell Icdo. Rivera zayas, contesto
que Sc proponian adicionarla la prue
ba testifcal va practicada para probar
que aquellas papeletas habian sido al
teradas (tampered with). Feliu hizo
constar la misma oposicion que en- "a
anterior OCCASION, pero el Juez resolvio
aceptar que Sc practicara la investiga-
ci6n parcial y Ell senior Felid anoto ex-
cepcion.
Respecto al tempo que necesitaba
ell perito para hacer su trabajo, los de-
mandados solicitaron de la Corte que,
bajo la custodia del Marshal de los
abogados de ambas parties Sc les con-
sintiera para ahorrar tiempo, practi-
car ell examen en- la galeria fotogra-
fica. Por haber oposici6n por parte de
los demandantes, la corte, orden6 que
Sc hiciera en- los salones del Tribunal
En- la tarde de aver, ell DR.. Osborn
procedio montar nuevamente sus apa
ratios fotografcos, los efectos de da1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12

A las nueve de Ia maiiana de aver,
Sc reanudo la vista en- el pleito e.ecto-
raj.
Durante toda la mafiana esJuvieron
6eclarando ell inspector nnionista del
Colegio 26, don ]. M. Bisval y Ell Sc
cretario unionista Carlos M. Rios.
FL Sr. Bisval, a preguntss de los
abogados de ambas parties, declare acer
ca de la forma en- que Sc habia con-
uucido la election en- su Colegio: las
discusiones que sugieron entire el y el
juez republican, con motive de las pa
peletas protestadas y recusadas, y, al
grammar una una las papeletas ge
nerales no protestadas nj recusadas de
ese Colegio, afrlno que, las cruces que
aparecian al lado de los nombres de
los candidates republicanos no estabau
en- las papeletas tempo dc hacerse
ei escrutinio.
Ell secretario Rios, ocupo la sillS de
los testigos y declare respecto la
situacion que, en- los momentos de ha-
cerse el escrutinio, ocupaban todos y
cada uno de los funcionarios del Cole
gio. Dijo que Ell juez unionista habia
procedido a extraer las papeletaS dc
Ia urna y que luego Sc las pasaba al
Juez republican,, Quien las examinaba
Y las iba colocando en- diferentes mon
tones de acuerdo con la classification
que iban hacienda. Manifesto que 6l
Labia ejercido en- ell colegio funciones
de secretario, tOrnando las notas del
resultado segnn Sc las dictaban los ms
pectOres y que luego vaciaba esas no
tas en- la lista de cotejo.
Terminada la prueba testifcal de los
de1nandados. ell Lcdo. Rafael Rivera
zsyas, solicit6 de la corte que les fue-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

UNITED Press, via All America Cables)
BERLIN, enero 11.-Puede decirse
que iamas Sc habia conocido eXpecta-
ci6n analoga la que habia esta tar
de en- las inmediaciones del Parlamen
to puesto que existia un interes extra
ordinario por conocer las declaraciones
que iba a hacer ante ell Comite de Re
laciones Exteriores del Reichstag ell
canciller Cuno, proposito de la cca-
paci6n francesa de la ciudad de Es-
sen.
Ell canciller Cuno lego en- automo-
vii las dos treinta dirigiendose al
salon de sesiones del Parlamento en-
union del minfstro de Hacienda senior
Hermes FL immense p1blico congrega-
GO en- las cercanias del ReichsSag al
divisar ell vehiculo del Cancil.er pro-
rrumpi6 en- una tremenda ova 2ioa one
Sc prolong6 hasta que Herr Cuno lego
al Farlamento.
Momentos despues ell Canciller com
rareci6 ante ell Comit6 de Rela,iones
Exteriores para explicar Ia acsitUd del
gobierno Ell 10 referente las indem
nizaciones Y los esfuerzos hechos por
A'emania psra eyitar la oc lou de
la zona del Ruhr.
ioFRECIMOs HAsTA 10. 1NPosT-
BLEl, DICE CUNo
Ell canciller Cuno comenz6 relatar
ampliamente las gestiones realizadas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
M. PoINCARE OVACIONADO
AL SALIR DE LA EMBAJADA
ITALTANA

PARIS, enero 11.-Al salir de Ia
embajada italiana para dirigirse al
Quay d'orsay M. Poincare fu6 AGO.
gido con una clamorosa ovaci6n.
La multitud di6 vivas entusiastas
al Gobierno Francia.
M. Poincare llego al despacho de
Ministries las cuatro y treinta de la
tarde, desflando muchos Diputados y
todos los Ministries.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12

comienzo, como 10 hizo aver mismo. a
tomar las fotografias de las cruces y a
examinarlas con los lentes y microsco-
pios.
La vista fu6 suspendida hasta Ell
lrmes y Sc espera que, para ese dia,
este terminado el informe del DR.. os-
born.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12

Ell canciller Cuno comenz6 a relatar
ampliamente las gestiones realizadas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
LAS RELACItjNEs DIPLOMA
TICAS ENTIRE FRANCIA Y
ALEMANIA SERAN ROTAS Ell.
DOMINGO

PARIS. enero 11.-"ne Matin''
asegura que las relaciones diplomaticas
entire Francia v Alemania quedaran
practicaIncnte rotas el domingo pro-
Ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
ITALIA Y BELGICA ROMPE-
RAN SUS RELACIONES CON
ALEMANIA

PARIS, enero 11,-se anuncia que
Italia y Belgica romperan de un mo-
mento a otro sus relaciones diplomat
cas- con -Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
Sc VENDE

Una maquina de sunpar, marca
Burroughs, modeIo 1923. Escri-
ba al apartado 1892, San Juan.
Advt.