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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-22
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Who did Jesse Sweetser meet in
the finals of the national amateur
championship last year in winning
the title?
Sweetser defhted Chick Evans
and to play.
Please explain the exact meaning
Of stymie?
The golf glossary speaks of sty-
mic in the following manner:
when your opponents ball lies in
the line of your putt, it is re-
garded as a symie."
Player on his second shot drives
into the rough. On reaching his ball
he finds that it is almost unplay-
able. Some high grass directly be-
hind the ball practically cuts off
the players view of the ball after
he assumed his stance. The player
then pressed down the high grass
with his foot, making it possible
for him to get a good view of the
ball and enabling him to get out Of
the rough with one stroke. Has the
player such right or is there a
penalty for so doing?
The player is in error in stamp
ing down the high grass, making it
possible for him to play his ball
out of the rough. In match play
such an act would cause the loss of
the hole while in medal competi-
ton there is two-stroke penalty for
so doing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-22

conclusively proven when he knock
ed out such sterling performers as
Gene Brosseau, George Robinson,
Roddy Mcdonald, Jack Stone, X.
0. Jaffie, Johnny Basham, Dick
Reeves, Knocked down Harry Greb
for count of nine, and also had
Panama Joe Cans and Battling Sikh
on the verge of knockout.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-22
CAMP WALLEILA CLOSES

SAVANNAH, Sept. 90. - Camp
Walleila, Girl Scouts camp for the
girls of Chatham county, has just
been brought to a close after a sue
cessful season under the direction
of Mrs. Inez F. Oiveros. The camp
has been declared by officers to the
national organization to be one of
the most beautiful camps for girls
along the Atlantic coast. Mrs. Oil
veros was presented a silver loving
cup as token of appreciation for
her work of the summer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-22
Jersey Dresses $1,000 to S1975
Poiret Twill Dresses $1,000 to S39.75
Crepe Dresses S17.75 to $3.50
.' The styles simply beautiful
Our Showing of Ladies Coats
and Hats

second know absolutely
volume of business that daily the ladies visit and h
others. The naturally
Come showing Hats Dresses,
item that ar most
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-24
By WALTER D. HICKMAN.

Music to cure headache. Music to
make you laugh. Music to make you
dance and music to make you happy.
Such brands of music you will find
on the new bill at the Palace.
The Chunghwa Three. billed as
"China's only opponents of harmony
and fun" first appear in China garb,
singing a China song. Then they
sing English's songs with the an
nouncement that they hope we like
EN- more better"
The big surprise of the act comes
when they put on kits to do
Scotch number with a regular Harry
Lauder fling. These men have chosen
songs of pleasing melody and they
know how to make each number o
novelty affair
George Morton arrives on the stage
announcing that day by day his wife
Is getting more like an airplane-she
is no good on earth" Morton has
a breezy line of chatter. His entire
routine is smart and in good taste.
His ukulele stunt makes him land
solid. Good work.
Gertrude Barnes first number is a
little gem. 1t is a song about a lamp
on milady's dressing tabls This
number is beautifully costumed The
truth is every number is well dressed.
Her burlesque on a chorus girl as
she is and isn't is splendid. Real
work
Ely is a female juggler; opens the
show in about as interesting an act
of this nature that l have seen for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-24
Music of All Kind Found
on New Bill at Palace

many moons. Walter Manthey and
girls appear in songs and dances. The
toe dancer rather stands out as the
dominating factor of this act.
You are right. The entire show
show stacks up as a good one. The.
movie feature is Viola Dana In Her
Fatal Millions"
At the Palace today Saturday and
Sunday.
j. + T.
Other attractions on view today in
clude: Jonathan Makes a Wish" at
the Murat; Lottie Mayer. at the
lyric; The Birth OF a Nation" at
the Rialto; THE Spoilers" at the
Circle; Human Wreckage," at the
Apollo; Crossed Wires" at the Isis;
Kara and regular movie program, at
the Ohio, and THE Man From Hell's
River" at the Isis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-24
CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT
Military Band to Play Under Auspices
of Park Board.

An open air concert by Arndt's
Military Band will be given under
auspices Of the park board Sunday at
7:45 D. m. at Fall Creek Blvd. and
College Ave.
The program: 'Sempre Fidelis,
''Ermine," Carolina Nanny" Bar.
ney Google, "Old Kentucky Home
Mile. Modisa," saw Mill River
Road" River Shannon Road" med
ley,-"Southern Plantation Songs,
'sHumoresque,' "Sextet From Lucia
and 1.-THE Free Lance"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-24
Parent Churcr viii Celebrate

GREENSBURG. Ind. Aug. "a
The hundreth anniversary Of the
founding of the Kingston Presbyter-
ian Church the parent church of the
denomination in Decatur County. will
be observed in a three-day celebration
at Kingston Aug. 2426.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-24
GOMPERS RAPS
GOVERNMENT BY
FEDERAL COURTS
Labor Leader CriticiseS In
functions and Discusses
Coal Strike,-

By united Press
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. %
Strike of bitI,minous miners in
sympathy with threatened anthracite
walkout would make the most power
full strike in the coal industry the
world has ever known, Samuel Comp
ers. president of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, declared today.
In answer to a direct question while
addressing the International Pho
tograph Engravers Union late last
night. Gompers refused to say
whether he believes such a strike
will materialize. but intimated he
thinks the anthracite miners are
justified in their threatened action
Sept. l.
AssaiIs Injunction
Use Of the injunction as a weapon
against strikers was bitterly assailed
by the labor leader who prophesied
impeachment of Federal judges who
so use these injunctions.
The time will come when the
working people will take matters into
their own hands and impeach before
the bar of the House Of Representa-
yes any judge infringing the con-
Bitutional rights of the workers,
Gompers declared, branding the In
junction in labor strikes as method
of getting by indirectly what cannot
be got directly"
Tells of Criticism
In answer to inquiry whether he
wanted Federal Judge G. A. Carpen-
ter of northern Illinois impeached for
issuing a recent injunction, he de
clared:
IF the cap fits let Judge Carpenter
wear it. 1 have made a general state
ment that is true"
Even Presidents Of the United
States are criticised" Gompers said,
referring to Judge Carpenter, who re-
Gently criticised him for attacking
the Injunction.
, 1923-06-19

succeed. Already the S~tamboIisky out
number the small forces Of the Zankoff
Government, and the peasant party that
can claim eighty five percent of all Blu
garia if it succeeds in getting under way.
"pnars due to retur to power. King
l. S the youthful Bulgarian Monarch
who gave the new ministry his approval.
IS likely to lose his throne anC possibly
his head if the peasant drive reached the
capital. for i is now understood that he
connived with the conspirators who over
threw StomboIisky.
Belgrade, June 18TH. -Despatches to
jug" Slavia newspapers from Tsaribrod
7 report the existence of a state of
war throughout the greatlh part of
Bulgaria. Former Cabinet Ministers
ObOtf and Douparinoff are said to have
been killed during an engagement with
revolutionary troops. King Alexander
has returned hurriedIy to Belgrade and
a cabinet meeting was called for tonight
to consider the bulgarian situation.
, 1923-06-19
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Paris, June 12th.-A Bulgarian volun-
teer army" now numbering 100, coo
men and steadily increasing in size, is
preparing to punish the usurpers, says
a statement given out by the Bulgarian
egatiOn here today, summar ling an
official despatch from DuskalC 81
garian Minister at Prague. The state
ment adds that these troops are guard
ing the frontiers and the suburbs of Sofia.
London, June 12th.-lhere is no sign
tonight that the British efforts to act the
the part of conciliatory between France
aid Germany have yet met with success.
There was no further meeting OF the cab
met today, but pour parlerS were be-
lieved to be aimed at some formula.
Amnesty in the Ruhr" is the phrase
met in the press of London and it is be-
lieved that the British effort is to rer-
suade the Government to get back to
the original idea of civil as opposed to
military occupation of the Ruhr, as the
only basis upOn which Great Britain
could again join France and Belgium in
a Joint note seeking to have Germany
abandon passive resistance. The gov
eminent never acquiesced in the mill
tary occupation of the Ruhr. The Ger.
man contention is that even 1t Berlin,
as France desires, r5scinded its orders
for passive resistance, the Ruhr work
ers in the occupied region would con-
tinue their resistance. The idea is that
amnesty in the Ruhr might lead to aban-
sdonment of resistance but the Difficult
ty il that Poincare, by dropping his mill
tary measures, would be admitting fail
ure of the occupation to achieve the de-
s;rod results. If this difficulty could be
, 1923-06-19

surmounted it is thought it might be
easier to reach an allied conference i
Guiding Germany.
Manchester, June 18th. The Govern
ment is seriously near a break with
France on the PREPARATIONS question, OW-
ing to the French refusal even to cOnsid-
or the German note until Berlin under
takes to terminate the Ruhr passive re
sistance. The British affirm that THIS
is more than any German Government
could attempt and survive. The British
think this offer is a good enough APP
prOach for a discussion conference, with
all the allies on one side and Germany on
the other side. France is anxious not
to merge indiVidualiSm in her demand
The only way of healing the Ureo~
seems to be a conference Of allied eX-
perts to consult with Germany as to now
il would be possible to improve the offer
to the acceptance point. When an agree
ment is in sight, it will then be possible
for the British to urge Germany to calm
the Ruhr situation, pending, and for the
sake of, final agreement. Ii France ac-
cepts this compromise, there Will likely
be a united reply to the German note.
Belgrade, June 18th Sweeping down
on Sofia from the northern field, fierce
peasant bands, numbering between ten
and fifteen thousand, are launching a
strong revolutionary movement against
the new Government according to dis
patches from the Bulgarian Capital,
Roughly clad, hard riding hill tribes
have joined the standards Of the deposed
Stamboulisky and threaten to toppIe the
three day evolutionary regime, before
it is we'll established. reports indicate.
Jugo- slav political circles understand
that the counter revolution IS likely 70
, 1923-06-19
Publication.

AOTICEis hereby given that the sum Of
Francs $50 70, income on their ROYAL
Highness Crown Prince FREDEHIK
and Crown Princess LOUISE'S Silver
Wedding Memorial Fund, will be available
FIR Distribution on the 28,h Of July 1923.
Applications, for participation in this
distribution, duly certified, should be for
warded to the UNDERSIGNED on or before
the 20th day Of July 1923.
Dpspatching Secretary's Office. Chris
tians'ed, ST. Croix, V. |. Is June. 1923.
R. E. BARRETT.
DeSpdtchjng Secretary.
, 1923-06-19

Contribution to thiS paper will be glad
10 received when the same deals with mat
ters Of general interest, and IS accompa-
Gntee of good taith, The editor cannot be
responsible for the VjeuOS Of his correSpOn-
, 1923-06-19

Entered as second class matter Muy
goth 1917 at the Post Office at Christian
8t0d, st. CrojG, Y. l. of the u. S. A. IN
der the Act of March 3. 1879.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24

que es Presidente el Ingeniero Sr.
Walls, da una idea exacta de Ia impor-
tante empresa, que dispone de todo ge-
nero de medios y facilidades para des-
arrollar sus negocios, con estableci-
mientos espaciosos equipados con toda
clase de maquinaria, de 10 mas ACADIA
do moderno, ocupando una ventajo-
sisima pcsicion en- Marion Road, en- la
parte sur de la ciudad de Columbus,
el populoso centro industrial, asegu-
1ando de esa suerte, de antemano, Ia
manera mas expedita de atender Ia
clientela domestica y ell mercado cxte'
rior.
Segiin ell aludido diario, "The Walls
Engineering Co.., que va ha empesado
Gus operaciones, dedicar& sus act:v:ds-
des la fabrication de grdas e,ectri-
cas- y movidas mano, de t3das cis5cs
Y tipos, tanto para carga " descarga
de maquinas elevadoras conductoras;
molinos aparatos para puIverizsr gas
y carbon; y maquinaria en- general, EN-
pleando sus propios diseflos otrcs mo-
Gernos en- que Sc han corregido cic.tcS
errores y deficiencies, que son la ulti-
ma paIabra en- ell ramo de nlaquinaria.
Tenemos informes fdedig1cs de que
el sr. Walls, qu1en falta algunos amos
del lar native, hara una excursion al
pals en- donde tiene magnsfcas relacio-
nes, posiblemente extandera hasta
squi el radio de sus negocios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
Ell coRoEEL Ross HARA HOY UNA
INvEsT1GACtON EN- ELL Case DEL
OFFICIAL QUE AGREDIo AL CHOPPER.

Manuel Lopez, de ofciO ch6fer. com
parecio aver ante Ell fiscal Wells, de
la Corte Federal, manifestandole qus
habia sido agredido por un Official del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico, a causa
de que el Lopez di6 muerte con su
autom6Vil a un pero, propiedad del
nlilitar.
Ell fiscal Wells inform6 del case al
coronel del Regimiento MIR. Ross.
este nos dijc anoche pOr telefono que
habia ordenado que el refsrido Official
no sahera del campamento, hasta tan
to no Sc investiguen los hechos de que
}e acusa Ell ch6fer. Este Sc entrevist6
con ell coronel, y fue invitado para que
asistiera al "hearing'' que, a prop6Sto
del asunto, Sc celebrara hoy en- la Of
Gina de Mr.. Ross.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
Corlpatriotas nueStrOs
contribuyefl en- eI Ncrte
al desarrOIIO de Ia
induStria
UNA NUEvA ENPREsA DE INGE-
NIERIA EMPIEZA sUS oPERACIo-
NEs EN- GRAN FsCALA. EN- LA
CIUDAD DE COLUMBUS, OHIO
I1TICIATIVAS DEL INGENIERO
FoNCENO, DoN RAFAEL w. WALLS

En- nuestra edici0n correspondence
al 90 de diciembre de 1920. registra-
mos los progresses alcanza3os por "The
Champion Engineering Company, en-
presa constructors de gr1as el6ctricas
tajo Ia Immediate direction 6e. inge-
micro native cuyo nombre Sc menciona
EN- ell epigrafe de estas notas, haci6n-
donos eco de editoriales puhlicados en-
aqEeIlos digs por los periodicos del
estado, ''The Kenton Daily Demo
crat" ''The News Republican Fu6
nuestro objeto entonces, al ocuparnos
Gel asunto, que los triunfos logrados
por el professional portorriqueno en- tie
rraS de Norte America fueran una voz
de aliento para aquel, sirvieran de
estfmulo al considerable numero de
nuestros j6venes progresistas y de legi-
timas ambiciones que constantemente
emiglhn al Continente en- busca de
oportunidades y de mas aInplios hori-
zontes en- donde desenvolver sus ini-
ciatiyas.
Nuevamente Sc ocupa ahora "a prem,
sa Gle aquel estado fabril del afortuna-
do compatriota, quien lejos de dormir-
sc en- los laureles invade nuevos cam.
pas de actividades en- sus anhelos de
progreso, y produce una sensaci6n er
los circulos industriales de aquella re.
gi6n, estableciendo por su propia cuen-
Ia una corporation que ueva su nom
bre, asociado al notable ingeniero y
magnate industrial, G. w. Lloyd, uuien
como el posee una larga experiencia y
amplios conocinientos en- Ell ramo.
Al ocuparse "The Columbus Des.
patch'', en- su edici6n del del mes en-
curse, de la nueva organization. de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24

act6e como arbitro en- el 'astnto de
Tacna africa.
La nota del PERU, Ell sintesis. dice
asi:
LES nuestra mayor satisfaction Y
nuestra alta confanza entresar nuestro
case al sabio y justo .Presidente de Es-
tados Unidos; esperamos encOntrar en-
su alto y noble egpiritu de justicia una
solucion satisfactoria a, asunto que Sc
debate entire Chile y PERU.
La nota de Chile esta redactada en-
terminus parecidos Y agrega que 81 ell
Presidente Sc digna correspondent la
invitacion de esos Gobierno habra rea-
hzado una obra mas de paz de acer-
camiento inter r-americano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
Ell GOBIERNO ALEMAN NO
ENVIARA NINGUNA DELEGA-
CION A LONDRES

BERLIN, enero 23.-El Gobierno ha
informado ofcialmente hoy que care
cen de fundamento las noticias de que
una delegation alemana marchar& a
Londres con el fin de protestar ante
Ell gobierno britanico de la invasion del
Ruhr. as
FL canciller Cuno hablando acerca de
esas noticias declare que Alemania no
ha pensado enviar ninguna mission al
extranjero, nj 10 hara mientras Fran
cia permanezca en- ell Ruhr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
'H canciller Cuno declara que ell go
bierno alemdn no entrard en- negocia-
clones mientrus Francia ocupe Ell Ruhr

que ell general Degoutte ha rscibido ms
tlucciones del miilistro de la Guerra
Alaginot para que adelante la Inca de
ocupaci6n hasta Muenster
.Estos informes no han sido confr-
mados todavia, pero de acuerdo con la
aetividad que Sc observa en- los camp2-
mentos franceses Sc presume que las
tropas -seguiran su avance de un mo-
mento a otro hasta la indicada posi-
ci0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
LORD OURzoN CoNFEREN
CHA CON Ell JEFE DE La
MISSION FRANCESA

LAUSANNE, enero 23.- Lord Cur
zon ha ce,ebrado esta maiiana una ex-
tensa conferencia con Ell jefe de la de-
legaci6n francesa, M. Barrere con ell
fin de delinear la pohtica de Francia
e Inglaterra en- 10 que respecta a las
cuestiones territoriales y los .yac1-
mientos petroliferos de Mosul.
Las delegaciones franco-ingleSas es-
cucharan las contra-proposiciones de
los turcos Y 81 estan en- pugna con las
primitivas proposiciones de los Aliados
Sc acordara dar por terminadaS, de I'm
modo definitivo, las discusiones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
FL GORIERNO DE SERBIA EN-
VIARA UNA DELEGATION A
HUNGRIA

BELGRADE, enero 23.- Ell Gobier-
no acord6 enviar una delegation Hun
gria con Ell fin de protestar cerca de
ese csbierno contra los frecuentes
raids de que son vfctimas las ciudades
serbias de la frontera por bandoleros
hilngaros.
Ell Gobierno enviara asimismo un
memorandum a los Ahados acerca de
la disputa de la frontera de Guerillaig,
la eual segiin un tratado firmado hace
DOS amos fu6 adjudicada al gobierno
serbio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
Ell FISCAL SAMALEA CONTINUA
LA INVESTIGATION INICIADA EN-
Ell CAso DE QUINoNEs VS.. RELY
Y SALDANA

Aver continue ell fiscal Samalea Ia
Investigation prop6sito de la denun-
cia formulada por Ell ex-fscal Quito
nes en- contra de Mr.. Reilly y del sr.
E. j. saldafa, por un supuesto delito
de extorsion.
Declararon los testigos siguientes:
II. Hull, Corresponsal de la "Prensa
Asociada' en- San Juan; Martin Ergui,
del Dpto. de Justicia; ell Coronel de la
Policia, Mr.. Bennett y Ia sefiorita M.
Domenech, antigua taquigrafa de la
Fortaleza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
LOS BELGAS ARRESTAN DOS
FUNCTONARIoS DEL GOBIER
NO ALEMAN

LoNDREs, enero 23.-Informes lle-
gados la Central News dicen que
las autoridades belgas de Achen arres-
taron al representante fnanciero de
Alemania sembach y su ayudande ell
coronel Basten.
otros informes aseguran que las au-
toridades franceses de Dusseldorf redu-
jeron a prisi6n un noble aleman, pro-
pietario de nlinas en- aquel distrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
BARoELo = TRAvIEso L1EGAN A
LAS NUEyB

Hoy, las nuevs de La mahana, us-
CARA q este puerto, en- Ell vapor ''San
Lorenzo" Ell ilustre jefe del partido
unionista, don Antonio r. Barcel6.
La Junta Central al recibir aysr
tarde un aerograma del senior Barcef6.
avis6 a los senadores del partido de Ia
mayoria la hOra de Ia lIegada del bu-
que.
Con el sefor Barcel6 viene tambt6n
el Lcdc. Martin TraviesO, .Comisionado
de Servicio PGbIico.
Enviaancs q los distinguidos viaje.
ros un saludo cordial de hienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
FRANCIA Sc PRoPONE AIS
LAR Ell RUHR

PARIS, enero 23-Inf6rmase semi
ofcialmente que ell Gabinete frances
en- ell plan aproba1o aver para evitar
Ia resistencia alemana en- las zonas de
oeupaci6n del Ruhr figura ell aislamien-
to complete del Euhr del resto de Ale
mania.
Francia Sc propone igualmente esta-
blecer un nuevo sistema monetario So
bre la base del valor material de ,as
minas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
ALEMANIA ENVIA UNA NO
IA A TODOS LOS GOBIERNOS
ALIADOS

BERLIN, enero 23.- FL Gobierno
ha enviado una nota Francia, Ingla-
terra, Estados Unidos, Italia B6lgica
protestando contra las ordenes del Co
mite Inter-aliado del Rhin ell cual ha
instruido a los funcionarios ale,nanes
Para que envien a los aliados las con-
tr1buciones que reciben por concepto
ed los derechos de aduanas.
Una nota analoga fu6 remitida 81
enlbajador aleman en- Washington pa
ra que la entregue al Departamento de
Estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
UNA MISSION BULGARIA QUE
SALE HACIA MOSCU

ATENAS, enero 49, 1nformes de
Sofia dicen que una mission Official de
Bulgaria saldra pr6ximamente de Mos
GU con Ell prop6sito de visitar Leni-
ne v cambiar con este extensas impre-
stones.
Los peri6dicos de esta capital atribu
yen una extraordinaris importancia al
trabajo de esa delegation.
LA Estrella'' dice que los Comisio-
nados bGlgaros hevan instrucciones pa
ra concertar una alianza militar con ell
Soviet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24

Realmente es doloroso para nosotros
tener que decir este tiltimo cue indi-
camos, pero debemos decir toda la YER
dad aquellos cue tienen sobre sus
hombros las reenonsabilidades de un
buen gobierno porque es deber de to-
do ciudadano cooperar al mejor 6xito
de los gobernantes. "
La "Yabucoa Sugar Co." tanbi6n
present6 su pnego de oposici6n, ell cual
no publicamos debido sus largas di-
mensiones.
oidas ambas parties, el Consejo Eje
cutivo resolvi6 que Ia ordenanza de
emprestito obieto de la referida Wis
ia. fuera devuelta a Ia Asamblea MI
ricipal de Yabucoa, con ell prop6sito
de que Sc celebren hearings, fin
de dar a los contribuyentes de auuel
municipio. una oportunidad de ser oidos
en- ell eitado asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
Ell GENERALISIMO PANGA
LOS A LA TRACIA

ATENAS, enero 23.- Ell generalisi-
mo de las tropas Pangalos ha salido
hoy con direction al rio Martha, don
de las tropas griegas estan frente a
las turcas.
En- los circulos militares Sc hace
constar que la .llegada de Pangolas a
Ia Tracia significa Ia Immediate reanu
daci6n de las hostilidades con Turquia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
Sc DESMIENTE LA LLEGADA
DE LUDENDoRFF

ESSEN, enero 23.- Sc ha desmenti-
do oficialmente la llegada del general
Ludendorff Muenster
Asimismo Sc ha negado que ell Gobier
no de Berlin haya enviado tropas a
esa ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
LAS COMUNICACIONES CON
Ell RUHR FUERON SUS-
PFNDIDAS =.

BERLIN, enero 3d. Las comunica-
clones telegrafcas y te.ef6nicas con el
Ruhr han sido suspendidas por orden
del gobierno frances que ha ocupado
las ofcinas telegraficas.
Las tropas francegas han ooupado
durante las tlltimas horas las minas
federales de Intersberki.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-24
Ell PARLAMENTO BELGA DA
UN VOTO DE CONFIANZA A
THEUNYS

BRUsELAS, enero 23.- Por una
abrumadora mayoria el Psrlamento ha
dado hoy un voto de confanza al 60
bierno que preside M. Theunys.
FL Parlamento, puesto de pie, acla.
mo delirantemente a NJ. Theunys,
Quien emocionado, pronunci6 breves
frases de agradecimiento.