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The Washington times., 1923-06-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of
These Ugly Spots With Othine.

There's no longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed of your freckles, as
othine-double Strengths guaranteed
TO remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist ana
apply a little of 1t night and morning
and you should soon see that even the
worst freckles have begun to disa ppear,
while the lighter ones have vanished
entirely 1t is seldom that more than
an ounce IL needed to completely clear
complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
Otnlne, as this Ii sold under guarantee
of money back II 1t falls to remove
ItreckIes.
The Washington times., 1923-06-07
Theater Man Held Dead.

TORONTO. June r. Ambrose
Small, Toronto theater owner, who
disappeared in December, 1919, and
has not been seen since, has been
adjudged dead by a decision Of the
appellate court, which permitted
Mrs. Small to make an affidavit
preliminary to probating her hus-
bands will. The estate is estimated
at $4,000, 900.
The Washington times., 1923-06-07
MARRIAGE LICENSEES.

Miles William Arnold. 90, and Gladys
Zimmerman, 20. The Rev. e. c. Brimln.
Domenico 8. Ofano, 80, and Eleonora
Amelia Privitera. 26. The Rev. N. II.
DeCarlo.
Reginald H. Beale. ~, and Philena
Eustis Carnage. IS. Of Augusta. Ne. The
Rev. w. s.. Alternately.
Perkins w. Orndorff. 30, ana Dala NJ.
Price, %, Of Chase City. va. The Rev.
G. N. Jarret.
Joseph s. Tyler. 50, Of Davenport,
Iowa; and Edna Marie Bolte, Is The
Rev. j. Weidley.
Howard Henry woodzen, 81. Of salt
Creek, Wyo, and Ruth Mathilde Ewing.
a., Of Ashville. N. C. The Rev. H. a.
James L. Madenfort. 80, ana Helen
Frenk, 25. both of Shamokin, Pa. The
Rev. H. r. Downs.
Norman B. Chandler, ss, Of Medford.
Mass and Mary L. Palmer, 10. The
Rev r.. Johnston.
Gilbert s.. Decker. 20. OF Boston, Mass.
and Ida c. fMacAuley Is. the Rev. e.
j. Parker.
John w. Taylor. "a, Of warrenton, va.
and Hazel Gardner, Is. The Rev. e.
whitley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20
oADA TRES MrNUTos Sc COBRA
UN CHEoUE FALso EN- EE. UU.

PIITLADELPffTA ,4El .s"Publs1
Ledger" publica una interesante es-
tadfstiea aeerea del nGmero de falsi-
flcaciones Que Sc conienten en- los Es-
tados Unidos. asegurando que Ell tlelito
de falsiicaci6n es uno de los que mas
atraen q los criminales mas habiles y
avesados. s
El citado peri6dico llega a la conclu.
sion de que cada tres Y medic minu-
tos Sc cobra un cheque falso en- los
baneoa de los Estades Unidos, caIcu-
laildose las perdiias totales por eata
aGtividad deIictrosa, en- cincrenta a Sc.
aenta millones de dollars anuales, au-
mentando esa snma cada afio razon
de i'm million. ls1sa r
La citada tstadiatifa resn'ta muy
interesapte. - g
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20

a IA salida, las tropas francesas Sc
mostraron sorprendidas del crecido MI
nero de indryiduos que salia del local
Y procedieron haccr investigaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20

Sc pronunciarcn ademas varios dis
cursos fogosos en- que sc atac6 dura-
mente a Francia Y Sc juro fdelidad a
la republica alcmana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20
Los obreros de Ia casa Krupp ce-
y nFsw1e1S ~ +
lebran una reunion Secreta

& 8zrs - ,-iEs = ~ SsgS 8 81 "a
]. .slstiE, psE todqs los, WSdiQa los. Rlanesss
dc las fuerzas de ocupaci6n.
Habia presentes cuatro muieres en-
tire elias Frau Bertha Krupp Bohlen,
cuya familia fue Ia que fund6 las gi-
gantescas fabricas de municiones y
per,rcchos de guerra.
FL ullico periodista extranjero fue
el corresponsal del International News
Service y Ia session Sc caracteriz6 por
| las pri1neras lnanifestaciones, hechas
en- pablico por el doctor Krupp Won
Bohlen HslDach, desde que los france
ses comenzaron IA invasion.
s'Todos rosotros, declare, tenemos
deberss que cumplir con nuestra pa
tria, pero Ell tanto seamos ibres, no
csclavos. Esta es la dnica interpreta-
ci6n de Ia actitud observada por Ale
mania hasta el presente.'
Frau Bertha estaba acompnnada por
siete de sus hijos Y esta asalnblea que
siryio al nsismo tempo, para celebrar
el aniversario de la fundaci6n de la
/ plarta fue convocada sin dar conoci-
! miento q las autoridades francesas,
que exigen la obtencion de lun permiso
especial para tales reuniones. La fiesta
celebrada hoy habia sido pospuesta dos
veees por tenor que las autoridades
frsncesas intervinieran desagradable-
mente.
Tan sccreto Sc han tcn3do todos los
dCtalles de esta asamblea que pesar
de-. .lujo de espias y de policias fran
ceses que pululan por todos los rinco-
nes de Ia c;u5ad, el hecho pas6 mad
vert.do para las autoridades que po-
ca distancia, tenian acantonados pode-
rosos contingencies de fuerzas eQuipa-
Udas con todo ell material moderno de
combate Dcsde Ell interior de la sala
en- que cstaban los obreros Y efnpleados
Sc podia DIR perfectamente ell ruido de
los tanques blindados que patrullan la
ciudad en- tcdas direcciones.
HABLA UN REPRESENTATIVE DE
LOS OBRERos
/ .Despudss. que 81 doctor Krupp hubo
dirigido Ia palabra a los concurrentes
levant6se a hablar un representante de
los innumerables obr6ros de Ia casa.
Nuestre slucha contra Ell ilnvasor,
dsc'ar6 no es, lucha del guerrero, es
Ia del ciudadano paoifco Todo ale
man debe darse cucnta de la necesidad
DC la union mas fntima entire todos
nesotros en- estos momentos. Ell obrero
a:lEeman no ignora 10 que Sc esta jugan-
| do en- el Ruhr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20
DEBUT DEL TENOR EsPANoL
MARTIN GARRALAcA
Esta noche. debutara en- san Juan


Egta, nofche debutara en- San Juan ell
c"nocido y aplaudido tenor espafol
Martin Gsarralaga, quien viene prece-
dido de rr brillante exito.. alcanzado
en- los principales teatros de sur Anne
RIGA Y las Antillas.
Ell ST.. GarraIaEa. qufen goza de una
reputation envidiable como tenor IL
rico, recibirs, SIN duda a,guna, el ca
lido homemade de nuestro pubiico que
ha de, escuchar su bier. timbraEa voz.
81 programa para ia funci6n de esta
noche es el siguiente: 'Tosca'',. pri-
msr acto; '.Ios dos granaderos"
(schurnann); Valencia, canci6n regio-
nal; Trovador''. tverdi) Y otros MI
meros brillaLs-s.rlos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20
Notas de la isIa
Ruoa DE oARoLINA

INvITARAN A Los REPREgEN
TANTEs DE LA PRENsA.-Los oroa
nizadores dc la Feria Agricola. Escolar
Industrial Sc proponen invitar a to-
dos los representatives de la prensa pa.
ra Ia Inauguration de la misma, cl dia
"a del corriente mes. sf
NUEvos DoNATIvos:-r.a auma
recand ada para premios de la Fcrfa,
segnn infofmamos en- nueatras notas
pasaaas sscendia a sls6.b0, luego ian
enyiado donativos las personas ai-
guientes: sIes. ]. seoane y Co. de ca.
guas, SIS; sres. Riascochea Hermai,os
San Juan, $40; srca. Gonzalez Mar.
tlne2 y Co. San Juan, $40; Sr. FER
nando Ballador, San Juan, $40; ST
Lam6n Rodtiguez, Carolina, P. r.. SIS;
Sr. Pablo Velazquez, Carolina, r. f.,
SIS; Sr. Hilario Macso, Carolina, So:
ST.. Jose Fidalgo, Carolina, SIS; sr. An.
dIea Aris tp9r representados), 81: CO.
mite Fadres de Truj. Bajo, SO rs; Sr.
Esteban Vargas Carolina $3.; sr.
Jeais T Pifiero, S2.; sr. Manolo Mae
30, $l00; Sizes. Jesus v. Eerrioa, suca.
ignaclo Olivero, Francisco Ramos. Luis
Coon, Juan 2. Rodriguez, y Francis
co Goytia. han contribufdo con ST ca
da Uno o scan 5000; sres. Queipo Her
nanos, Aureo Santiago Julio Baez
con $3.50 cada uro sean $3.50 Y los
sres. j. Iglesias Euseb.o Febres con
25 Cts. cada uno sean so centavos.
snma total recaudada hasta41a fecha:
$27o rs. .3s
cULos,-Ademas de los articu-
los que. Sc informaron Ell las noticias
Ipasadas, hemos recibido una plancha
electrica de Ia, P Il. r. L. & Power Co.
! sREs. J. sEOANB q co. Estos ac-
ttvos cOmerciantes de Ia invvictA ciu.
dad do Caguas, han contribuido de una
manera desinteresada y. altruista. Ell
COmite organizador me encarga de las
gracias en- nombre del pueblo de Caro-
hna dichos sefores y a los demas
caballeros de Ia isla, que han respon-
dido de una manera digna de hombres
que aman Ell progreao de esta pequaha
isla +
oERTAMEN DE sIMPATIAs.-Las
cuatro ni1as que mas votos tienen en-
el certamen escolar son: Maln Eerios,
4.0a9 votos; Josefa Alvarez, 1928 ve,
tos; Rosa Nj. Gonzalez, 564 y rernan-
dita Feliciano 476.
ExPosIcIoN DEL DPTo. DE
AGRIcULTURA.-El subcomisionado
de Agriculture ha prometido enviar--
nos una buena exhibici6n de propagan
da. agricola algunas peliculas para
exhibirlas gratuitamente.
DON BERNARDO GARc1A.-Nos
ensarga este estimado amigo, demos
las gracias a sus compancros los conner
ciantes de San Juan, Caguas y Rio
Piedras que 10 enviaron donativos pa
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PUERTO RICO:
La segunda parte, final dc ''Los I'll
tirAos llaH de Napoleon
IMPERIAL:

La Juventud yictorioaa' y un
Vo5d.Asvfii. 's'
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cangocatos; j HkFrneass

+
Esta Junta celsbrara exameias para
los PROFESSIONALS abajO reiacionados dis.
tante el pr6ximo mes de AbriI, en- e
siguiente orden;
MED1cos Y osTEopATAs, difs
o"l4-5-6-9i- 30.
PRACTIcANTEs Y oPToMETRAs,
ufaSs II -so.
ENrERMERAs x ooMADRoNAs.
dias 13 y Ii.
las sqlicitudes " dennis doc lrenfos
teberSn ser dlrigiaos al secretar'n que
adBGfibe, P. o. BOX go4. desds IA fecha
de hoy hasta el dia "a de3mafzo, plazo
en- que expira Ia admission de los mis-
mos.
FL importe de laa dereclsoa de examen
Ceberan remftffse en- giro postal a nom
Lre del sr Tesorero de Ia Junta de
Medipos Examinadores.
tnpresos de sohcitudea, asf como
euaiaraera information sobre examenes,
.eran suminidtrados en- Ia ofcina de Ia
Junta g. sa
Los cx&menes tsndran iugar en- a
ea'6f que ocupa la9Junta Palacio Roj1,
calls de AIlel No. 3. de . A. M.
l2 M. he Up. M. 8 Pm.
pr. N. oneVedo BAEz,
seeretario
san Juan, P. R. Mario Q, 1928. Advt.
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Una carta tntarasanie
Hscalsta Gregg FphOeEi fs fs
Santilfce, P. r.

EscaiFa ezegg Fn0sblg
Eantilfce, P. R. @
Sefores;
La presente para participates que
la Srta. FLORA ROSA graduada re
cientemente de mecan0grafa en- esa
smpoEtahte Instituci6n esta dando muy
buenoa resultados como dactfl6grafa en-
esta ofcina.
a AproveehaInos este momento para
communicates que dado el progreso que
esta seh0rita ha obtenido en- su traba-
10 hsSnos .Iegado una meior posici6n y
deade luego su aueldo la aumentado.
ojala, que esa INSTITUTION siga gra-
dI.ando tan buenos DAcTILOGRAFos
COMO Ia grta. Flora Rosa.
Respetuosamente,
F'l. CASTOR HLoNcoURT.
Mario q 1929. Advt.
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la INFLUENZA EN- la ss
et'a14 CARCEL DE PONCE

Por encontrarse atacados de inAuen
ga en- la carcel de distrito de Ponce,
los individuos Joaquin serrano v Ro-
dolfo Pacheco; acusados de i'm delito
de escalamiento, fueron suspendidds
los juicios que. habian de. celehfarse
contra aquelos.. hasta ell pr6ximo ter
mino judicial.
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ESSEN, MARIO 8-En una asamblea
seercta cclebrada el domingo per Ia tar
de la que concurrieron mas de 14oo
empleados Y obreros de la casa. Krupp,
Sc comprolnetieron solemnemente a re
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BELIOGRAPH:

I Is IA episodios de "Los Peligros
del Yukon ;, una, revista una CO.
media.
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FL Or. KRUpB EgTUv0 FREsEN.
TIE Y DIRICIO LA PALABRA A
LA cONcURIENCTA ALENTANDO
A LA REsIsTENcTA CONTRA
FRANCIA
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ST los franceses 1oGfan su intencion
nos veremos obligados a doblegarnos
ante eli imperialismo frances y nues-
itras condolences de vida iran de 10 malo
q 10 peor. Nj I'M obrero de Ia casa
Krupp, nj un solo obrero aleman cede-
ra ante los inyasores
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ra preinios Y 10 hacemos por medic de
estas lineas con el mayor placer.
Presidente comite organisador.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
Seattle Cop Is
Held in Canada

Chief OF Police w. =. Severyns.
late Friday afternoon was in.
ycsligating tho arrest OF Police
Sergeant Edward W. Pinlow. OF
Seattle and another man sup.
posed to be ia Hagen. By Cana
dian customs officials wedncs.
day night at white Rock. just
across the United States border.
Scveryns received word from
Canada 70 the effect that Gus
toms officials there were holding
two automobiles in which the two
men were riding. Pielow and his
companion. who gave his name
as Summers, were checked out OF
Canada late Of night and then
reentered across the boundary.
according . officials. Nothing
was found in the automobiles.
however. when the Canadian off
Gals searched thom on a lonely
road Pieiow had obtained a
leave OF absence for a day. say
ing he wanted 10 visit friends
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
ASK AID FOR
RIVER BASIN

OLYMPIA, Feb. a.---congress will
be urged to take Immediate steps 10
pass legislation containing appropri.
atoms for the work on the Columbia
basin project In n memorial waich
win be introduced before tho house
Friday morning by Representative
A. Ohlson. OF Pierce county.
I'VE want TO show congress that
the people in Washington arc inter.
ested enough in this big project to at
least request the passage of the basin
BILL" ohlson said.
The passage by tho Legislature OF
such n memorial wDa urged by Sen.
ator.clect G. G. Din when he spoke
before the Joint session OF the house
and senate. wednesday afternoon.
The bill which Is now before con.
greHs, pertaining TO moneys for tho
Columbia basin work. has been tied
up. and Gibson believes that an cx.
preston by the legislature win do
much towards getting more consid.
GRAFTON for this measure from the
national body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
BUILDING FUND
PACT VIOLATED
~" Alumni Head Charges
Bad Faith at Olympia

Charging that tbs state legislature
has been guilty OF gross breach
OF faith. a. u. Hilen. president OF
tho University OF Washington
Alumni association. announced FRI
day that fight to the finish would
be made in Olympia to force the
lawmakers TO live UP 90 their
agreement TO match. dollar for dol
lar, all student fees paid into tho
universi,y's tuilding funds.
Dan Landon. chairman OF the
senate appropriations committee,
threw us down" HIlen said. The
fight was no close in tho senate
committee that we would have won
II Dan had stuck with us. But
he didnt--and we lost out"
fIilen pointed out that the 1915
legislature had made an agreement,
at the time that tho fec system was
inaugurated, to match all student
fees paid into the Institutions build
ing fund and that every succeeding
legislature. until the present one,
had lived UP TO this.
The appropriations committees OF
the two houses OF The present Iogls,
lature, however. have thrown out
the 100000 appropriation which rs
sought this year on the basis Of
student fees for the last two years.
"wcrc no, going TO give UP the
.hI, tho y JfihnfHs, 4ysfsTted "tVc In.
tend 10 cnrry the fight TO the floor OF
tho legislature and SEQ II tho lndi.
vdunl lawmakers arc as willing TO
yloIate their agreement ns arc the
committees"
TIilon pointed out that the congos.
ton nj tho university n worse now
than ut any previous time In history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
HEICHTON'S
foes WOULD
BACK down!
Run for Cover as
Boomerang Flies.
His Friends Ask
for Showdown
By Fielding Lennon

BY Fielding Lennon
OLYMPIA, Feb. s.-Complctc
yindication OF Representative
Charles cFighiin' > leighton
viii be demanded OF the house
OF representatives by his friends.
Il was declared Friday morn
Ing when II became evident that
Representative. Ed Sims and
John Hanks were tying 70
back down on the charges
made against him in connec-
tion with the speech delivered
before the King County Demo
cratic club at Seattle last sat
urday.
The charges made by Heightoa
and the subsequent attempt on tho
part OF Sims TO get him for 4.
has torn the first real rift In the
republican party this session.
Friday Representative Sims, floor
leader Of the house. was IN posi-
ton where he was NOT even sure
how many OF the ''s,andpntfersf
would be behind him IL he tried to
finish the fight he has started
against leighton.
Both Hanks and Sims hav1
fotfld that when they moved II
have the mimeograph copies q
Heigliton's speech placed on every
desk in the house. they picked up
red hot coal. Friday they were
looking around for some dark place
TO drop II. before they burned their
fingers too badly.
Influential republicans IN the
house are doing their utmost to
get the entire matter hushed UP and
over with.
Hanks move TO have the speech
made public has brought re-
Spouse from every part OF the state
leighton and other members OF
the house have been flooded With
requests for copies of the speech.
Newspapers and individuals have
asked not only for one copy but
for dozens of them.
The matter has created more In
terest about the state than any
other feature OF the present session
and the wave OF popular sentiment
is strongly behind the young King
county representative so that any
further action against him would be
detrimental TO those fostering II.
The admission before the house 81,
tho part of Ed Sims that he hired
the stenographer TO take down
Heighton's speech did more, perhaps,
10 line popular opinion behind Heigh-
ton than anything else in connectio1
with the address.
Its up TO these men who started
this TO make the next move.' Hcigll.
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Jones Starts Fight
to Save Subsidy

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.--An
ui,imatum was delivered 10 the
foes OF tho ship subsidy bin in
the senate late today by Senator
Jones. of Washington in charge
OF tho bill. He announced that
the bill. so strongly advocated by
President Harding, would be kept
before the senate continuously
from now on. until a vote is
obtained. Jones told those sem
ators who have been fighting
the measure by a filibuster that
he will not allow the senate TO
consider any other legislation.
including the British debt set
tlcmcnt until n subsidy vote is
obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
GRAB IS
sought, Says
PORT OFFICIAL
New Harbor Bill
Called Move to
Take Water Front
From Public

That certain sinister Interests are
conspIring with members. Of the
legislature 20 perpctuatn land grab
which will cut hundreds OF thousands
o. dollars n year from the states
revenues was the charge made FRI
day by Port Commissioner George II.
coiierill. following the action OF the
state senst. harbor and waterways
committee in approving bill which
would take from the port commits
rlons all authority In regard 70 lcar-
Ing sinte.owned harbor areas and
pu, II IN the hands OF a single in
dividuai
Cotierill declared that passage OF
~, hili. which was introduced in the
senate Thursday, would mean a re-
turn OF the good old days" when
big interests were able 10 lease water
front property worth millions for n
mere song.
lie also accused representatives 0,
The Pacific Coast Co. which has q
lease on ihe waterfront property be-
tween Washington and jackson sts,
% acting In bad faith with the Seat
lie port Commission and Of playing
stool pigeon Tor the members OF the
legislature who are behind the con-
spiracy.
couerlll commented bitterly on the
fact that two Seattle men on the
harbors and waterways committee
voted In favor Of the bill. They are
Chairman Paul Houscr and II. S.
Conner. The other proponents OF the
measure IN tho committee were oil.
yer s. Morris. Grays Harhor. and
George Mccoy. OF Vancouver. Tho
only member who opposed Il was
J. H. Oman. Tacoma. the vote being
10 I in favor Of thr bill.
The port commissioner saw some
ground for hope in the fact that
Senator Fred Hastings had the bin
re-refcrred Thursday 10 HIS commit.
tnc on state and granted lands. which
may provide m opportunity for real
public hearings on the subject.
The bill which Is under fire re-
nenis the present law Of 1918. which
Kivss the various port commissions
Of the state full authority 10 act as
agents for the state In the leasing
OF s,atn.owned tidelands within their
prospective areas. and puts the full
power In the hands Of the state com.
missioner OF public lands.
cotterill pointed out tina, the pro.
posed bill placed millions OF dollars
worth OF property owned by the pub.
lie nj the absolute mercy OF an indi.
vidual.--as the language OF tho meas.
uro is so broad that he would be
able TO charge any rate OF rental
that he pleased. no matter how low
or how high. and could thus discrimi-
nate at will against his enemies and
In favor of his friends.
AS matter OF fact" said Cot.
teiill. passage OF the bill would
simply mean return to the land
grabs OF 1897 and 1899. 1t is highly
significant that tho language OF
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new Law WOULD BAR ALL JAPS FROM u. S.
VERY
LATEST
IMMIGRATION
BAN IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.
Japanese immigration
would be strictly prohibit
ed under a bill reported by
the house immigration
committee today. The
measure prohibits the en-
trance into the country of
persons ineligible to citi-
zenship. Japanese were re-
Gently held ineligible by
decision of the supreme
court.
The measure also restricts Inn
migration OF all other countries
10 PR cent Of the nationals Of
these countries 10 the United
States In 1890. The present rate
j. 3 per cent, based on the num-
Der Of aliens In the country In
1890 and the new measure j. ex-
pecfed 60 further restrict immi-
grafton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
CLARA PHILLIPS
HELD IN PRISON
Officers Say Tiger Woman
Arrested In Mexico

HOUSTON. Texas, Feb. o.
Clara Phillips, escaped hammer
murdcress. Is In the state pcri.
Tertiary Mt Chihuahua, Mexico.
according 10 Lee Manning. fed
cral immigration officer, who re-
turned Phil Alguin. Pacific Coast
fugitive, TO America from
Mexico.
"As soon as the Alguin case Is
off my hands I will return 10
chihuahua and arrange for her
deportation AS WELL" Manning
declared today.
Mrs. Phillips fled TO chihuahua as
plans were being completed TO rush
her across the border from Juarez
whore she sought refuge after her
sensational escape from Los An.
gcles jail The woman went into
Chihuahua after an overland jour,
ncy by mule train. Mnnnign said
Mexican officials had been warned
of her coming, and shc was identi
fled and locked up few minutes aft
err her arrival.
I'VE have assurances that she
will be detained there until the
state department acts" Manning
declared.
The arrest OF Alguln was believed
the key to The apprehension Of Clara
Phillips Catherine Tribe, d Mexican
dancer, has been active to secure tn,
deportation OF both fugitivcs to OBJ
tain the reoaso OF her husband and
brothcrInlaw. held In jail in Los An
gclcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
GIRLCLAIMS
WEIRD ATTACK

CHICAGO. Feb IA warrant for
the arrest Of Mildred Eric. who
claimed she was kidnapped and
slaslied by three masked men, was
issued by police today on request
OF the girls father.
Dlsordcrly conduct was charged.
The girl, whose body was marked
by 10 crosses apparently made with
n penknife, had disappeared when
police sought her at roominE
house,
The father said Mildred recently
had gotten beyond his control and
he thought by taking court action
he would te able 90 regain direct
control over the girl,
Mildred In her story TO physicians
said she was threatened by secret
organization for giving UP the ro
ligion IN which she was reared