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The Washington times., 1923-04-19
First Year. n S2y Wink
ut 1lArY1Age

Beginning next Monday. THE
First Year with Frank Craven
and the original cast intact from
the Little Theatre, New York,
will come to the National Thea
ter. This delightful comedy of
snall-town life which Frank
Craven wrote and acts in, drop
ped in at the Little Theatre three
years ago, practically unheraIded.
But from the first performance it
set the blase Broadwayites talk
Ing, for it provided that some
thing different" dear to the heart
of the sophisticated theatergoer.
Night after night 1t ran for al
most two years, until 1t has es-
tablished record run second only
to that of John Golden's other
super-successfuI comedy. Light
nin'."
As for the plot of Mr.. Craven's
delightful comedy, It may be said
that 1.-THE First Year" reveals
the period CLOSELY following the
honeymoon; so simply, sc. human
ASs@ dA1Ar eaG L1tC #ssts@411C SAtAAC ST.
1aughably, that 1t almost seems ass
If one were. witnessing q page
torn out of ones own life.
In addition to Mr.. Craven, who
will be seen here in his original
role Of Tommy Tucker, the bash
full and much-abused husband,
others who viii be seen here are:
Tim Murphy, Jane Ellison, Leila
Bennett, Lyster Chambers, Alice
Owens, Merceita Esmonde, James
Bradbury. Harry Leighton and
George Wright, jr.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
THEO. ROBERTS
TN GRUMPY
AT PALACE
Cyril Maude's Noted Vehicle
TO Be Given Screen
Premiere.

Per next week Loew's Palace
will present the charming and In.
gtatiatlng comedy. Grumpy"
which has been screened with
Theodore Roberts, that grand
old man of the silent drama.
The play itself IL by Horace
Hodges and r. Wygney Percyvai
which first achieved an outstand-
Ing stage success In London with
Cyril Maude In the title role and
which later was brought to New
York intact. It's selection az q
Paramount photoplay production
gives Theodore Roberts, filmland's
greatest character actor. what In
easily one OF the greatest roles OF
his career. while the cast that
William DeMiile. the producer,
has brought to hts support in
cludes the beautiful May McAvoy.
Conrad Nagel, Casson Ferguson,
Bertram Johns, Charles Ogle,
Robert Bolder, Charles French
and Bernice Frank.
The story draws it's chief dra-
matte interest from the fashion in
which Grumpy" brings to justice
a thief who struck at the happi-
ness of two sweehearts by steal
ing from the young man q dfa-
mond that had been intrusted to
his care.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
COSMOS
Ga Petite Review. !"

Next week at the Cosmos Thea
ter, Harry Rogers will present
la Petite Review" one of the
breeziest entertainments of song
and dancing of the season, &C.
cording to the advance notices.
1t is a Broadway productions and
with it will come Jean Barrios,
an entertainer of striking person
atty and wide accomplishments
Duncan and Joyce, in bit of
dainty song and terpsichore, and
Beck and Baynes in "Her Guar
dian," a gappy little comedy tab
loid, with two acts to be an
nounced later.
The photoplay feature will pre-
sent Gladys Walton in THE Love
Letter." a story of superlatives in
adventure, romance and other
things, all let loose by a frivolous
letter.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
4 Long Journey.

Burton Holmes. of Travelogue
fame, accompanied by his wife
and w. Q. Runcie, cinematograph
err for the American Institute for
World News, Inc, sailed on the
President Harding" of the
United States lines, a week ago
for Cherbourg. The summers
journey upon which he is just
starting, carries this famous
globe-trotter into his second NIL
lion miles of travel.
Mr. Holmes Is going to egypt,
upon which country he expects
to deliver a Travelogue next sea.
son, which will, of course, include
the scenes of the recent excava-
tions of the tombs of Tat-Ank-
Hamen. He also expects to make
a tour around the Mediterranean
by means of airship and motor
ears
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
BELASCO
east of Suez.' -

Owing to the popularity achieved
by w. Somerset Maugham's East
of Suez." with Hazel Dawn, George
Marshall will present 1t for a Sec
ond week at the Shubert- Belasco
next Sunday next.
East of Suez" is q tense melo-
drama with story that holds the
audience in breathless interest.
The denouement, unexpected on
the part of the half English, half
Chinese Daisy. is the direct result
Of the clash between ideals of the
Orient and the Occident.
Miss Dawn has an opportunity
to prove her versatility az Daisy.
Clarke Silvernail, as Lee Tai
Cheng; Henry Daniel. as George
Conway, the lover; Jennie Eustace,
as Amah, the Chinese mother;
Fred Raymond, jr.. as Henry An
derson, the English husband, and
Gerald Oliver Smith provide adj
mirable support. Mildred LIE Cue
is the dancer in the prologue.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
MRS. FAIR IS.
C0LUM BIA
OFFERING
Bright Cast Screened in Henry
Miller's Noteworthy Stage
Success.

The attraction at Loew's Column.
bia. beginning Sunday. viii be Me-
tro's perturbation of the Broadway
stage success. The Famous Mrs.
Fair" in which Henry Miller and
Blanche Bates originally appeared,
and which later scored q hit on
tour. 1t is q fascinating study OF
woman and the consequences Of
her determination TO sacrifice home
interests to q career.
THE Famous Mrs. Fair ives
written by James Forbes. The
screen direction is by Fred NibIo.
while the ali-star cast that he has
brought to the interpretation of
the story includes Myrtle Stedman
in the title role, Huntley Gordon,
Marguerite de Ia Motto, Cullen Ian
dis, Ward Crane. Carmel Myers,
Helen Ferguson. Lydia Yeatnana
Titus and others.
In 1.-THE Famous Mrs. Fair Ii 4
strong picture of the developments
in an upper-elass American home
that followed the war and the re-
turn Of the mistress of the house
covered with medals for valor in
France.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
HUN TING BIG
GAME WITH
A CAMERA
Thrilling Wild Animal Film
Promised for Moore's
Rialto,

Two Yankee hunters, IA. A,
Snow and Sidney 9new, Whuse
previous efforts had been limited
10 CALIFORNIA; Willis, act out
from San Francisco on an en-
petition TO conquer Africa, the
one with his gun, the other with
ms camera. Not massacre, nor
cruelty was their purpose. rather
TO enrich science. In thirty
months these men experienced
thrills, adventure. romance and
comedy such az have never been
the worlds greatest. They pokud
see the whites OF the beasts eyes,
season to save Sldney's life, and
hat intrepid boy In said to have
produced wondrous clear, detailed
and continuous photography Ut
the Dark Continents monsters.
destinations and perils. The re.
suit, entitled Hunting Big Game
in Africa With Gun and Camera,
Is to be presented at Moore's
Rialto beginning Sunday next
There are stampedes of trumpet.
ing elephants, enraged rhinoH
charging the camera. battles
with lions, panthers and leopards
and countless other hairbreath
escapes, combining to make a
show absolutely true to life and
bigger than the biggest circus
the world has ever known.
Short film features and special
orchestral numbers will round
out.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
ROCKVILLE FAIR WILL
BAR CROOKED GAMING

All who attend the Rockville
County fair this year will be pro-
tected from games of chance in
which the players don't have a
chance to win.
This announcement is- made by
directors of the Rockville Fair
Association who declare there is no
reason for the Home, School and
Community Association of Kensing-
ton to continue its campaign to
"clean up" the annual fair.
Laws of Maryland VIII be followed
with respect to games of chance,
say those in charge Of the fair who
desire to quiet the fears of Kensing-
ton reformers in this regard.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19

Peggy Coudray, the dainty little
illuminated girl who made so
many friends during her engage
ment at the Belasco with THE
Demi-Virgin. in which she played
the role of the serial stunt star OF
the Hollywood colony, will now get
a chance to show what she can do
in what is practically a star role
for her, when George Marshall's
comedians put on THE Girl in the
Limousine" at the .Garrick next
week
This fast-moving comedy has
been received with roars Of laugh
ter in most big cities of the East,
and the clever little Miss Coudray
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
BYRNE- WARSAW
Recital.

One OF the articles in the con.
tract for the appearance of Daw.
son Byrne, the distinguished Irish
actor, and DIR. Alfredo Warsaw,
noted tenor. who appear at the
National tomorrow afternoon, il
that a part of the proceeds Of
each show be given to some local
charity. In this case local blind
institution will be the benefactor.
The demand for seats IL re-
ported very MISREPRESENTATION
having been made as early us
two and three weeks ago. A
number of dramatic clubs, Of the
local colleges. who are Interested
in dickens and Shakespeare, will
have their members there to wit
ness the Interpretation OF Dawson
Byrne of the characters Of these
famous authors. Critics Of Amer
lea and Europe have agreed that
Byrne stands unequaled in his
field
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
STRAND
Honey Bows.

Gentlemen, BE Seated 10 a
cry that will be heard at rhe
Strand next week when tile
Seven Honey Boys appear az
the feature of a fine vaudeville
program. AS late stars OF
.'Honeyboy'' Evans Ministries,
these seven sons of the art OF
burnt cork will sing, dance and
prance In true minstrel fashion.
The four other acts on the oro-
gram are Billy Bernard and Grace
Leona in laugh skit titled THE
Cabby and the Fare" Harry
Mason and his company In
sketch termed Getting the
Money! Paul and Georgia Hall
in impressions with musical
sketches and Raymond Pie, billed
as THAT Kapering Fiend."
The photodrama feature Ia un-
usually bright for Clara Kimball
Young will be seen in her latest
success, THE Woman of Bronze"
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
GArrickerS to Essay n
NeW COmedv

. finds in it a role admirably adapt
ed to her talents. She will be
supported by the excellent com
pany Mr.. Marshall has assembled
for the coming engagement, and
the first presentation on Sunday
next is expected to prove a tri-
urnph for her.
The Garrick, under it's present
management, is attracting big
crowds every evening, and the
run of Getting Gertie's Garter"
was one of the most successful
this playhouse has ever enjoyed.
This play continues during the
current week and will be sue
ceeded by The Girl In the
, Limousine"
The Washington times., 1923-04-19

One of the funniest costumes
on the stage is worn by Tommy
"Bozo" Snyder in Barney Gerard's
"Follies Of the Day." which will
be the attraction, beginning next
Sunday, at the Gayety Theater.
''Bozo" is a little fellow, and he
emphasizes his small stature by
appearing in shoes, trousers and
coat several sizes too large for
him. But 1t is only in stature
that 'Bozo" is small, for in
ability and reputation he stands
out as one of the fine comedy
stars on the stage.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
P1nd0r1'S Box.

Miss Hawke will present a tai
ented company of children in the
NEUROLOGICAL play. Pandora and
the Box of Mischief" at Poll 8
Theater, Friday afternoon April
90, at 2:15 O'Clock. The pro-
gram will include many dane
ing numbers, among which Ia a
Russian group Of thirty dancers
in appropriate costumes, a gold
ballet with solo dance, pic
turesque Gypsy dance. with spec
ial scene, an oriental ballet and
incense dance, together with
many ensemble and solo dances.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
Catholic Club Dance.

auspices of the Catholic Women's
Service Club at the Catholic Com
munity House, 601 r street north
west, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1923-04-19
University Club Dance.

The University Club will hold it's
last dance of the season at the club
next Tuesday evening, the dance
committee announced today. A
dance dinner will be served at s
o'clock sharp.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
HA SIDO DETENIDA UNA GO
LETA INGLESA PCR Los
GUARDA COSTAS AL SERVI-
CIO De LA PROHlBIC1ON

NEW YORK, noviembre 26. (Cable
fra1c, - A pesar del tratado exls-
tente entire Inglaterra Y Estados Uni
dos, de que TOGO balco con bebidas no
Euede entrar dentro de- radio de doce
mil as de las costas americanas, hoy ma
sido capturada una goleta inglesa por
los guarda-costas al servicio del Depar-
tamento de la prohibition en- la cual
Sc encontraron 200 cajas de bebidas de
diversas marcas. Segun los papeles de
La goleta, esta Sc llama ''Tomaka y
sali6 hace un mes de Nassau con TN
cargamento de 1900 cajas de bebidas
alcoh6licas cue Sc cree han sido desem
barcadas por distintos puntos de la cos
ia americana
LII golcta ha sido confscada por las
ant oridades federales asi como tamb1en
han sido arrestados todos los tripulan-
tes de Ia misma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
BELGICA CONFISCARA Ell
M0NTANTE DE LA INDEMNI-
ZACION POR CONCEPTO DEL
ASESINATO DEL TENIENTE
CRAFT

BRUsELAS, noviembre 26. (Cable
frances).- La fecha indicada por Bel
g1ca para que Alemania pague la can
tidad de $50, 900 frances como indemni
nzacton por ell asesinato del teniente
Graft en- la vecindad de Dusseldorf ha
eypirado hoy, sin que Alemania haya
eoptestado al Gobierno be,ga.
Ell Gobierno aleman en- un despacho
no-o6cial ha notifcado ell deseo de cue
este incidente entire las dos naciones
eea sometido a un tribunal de Arbitra-
ie a. Tribunal Supreme de La Hays.
B6lgica rehusa aceptar esta propo i
ci6n Y ha declarado en- una meta en-
viada al gobierno de Berlin que contis-
cara el montante de dicha indemniza-
ci6n de territories de Alamania en- ell
caso de cue ell gobierno de Alemenia no
haga effective Ell pago de ia sIlna adeu
dada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
IA COMIsION DE INDEMN1zk
CLONES Sc REUNE HOY

PARIS, noviembre 26. Omitted P-ess)
La Comisi6n de Indemnizacioncs Sc
reunira mafana martes (hoy) a fin de
discutir ell derechco de Francia para
imponer una contribution sobre el car
bon del Rhur. Dicha contribution al
CANA a una suma total de mil ocho-
ciertos millones de frances anuales, y
sera uti izada en- cubrir los gastos de
ocupacion
Sc cree que Inglaterra Sc opondfa Z
Que Francia imponga dicha contri hu-
cion va que su consentimiento implica-
ria ell reconocimiento legal de la ecu
| ACTON del Rhur.
Rabatel, Jacoubi, los principales MI
neros del Rhur. incluyendo los ohreros
de SHINES Thyssen, han hecho pu-
bliea una proclama en- la que solic1tan
del pueblo frances su ayuda en- favor
de los obreros mineros &c aquella re-
gion. En- dicha proclama dicen que en-
vista de la actitud criminal de los ca
pitaiistas prusianos los obreros estan
dis7uestos trahajar baio la direction
de los gobiernos aiiados Y terminan pi
diendo pan para sus familias, solic1-
tando cue ell DR.. Dorten Sc encargue
de realizar las correspondientes nego'
eiaciones con Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
FL SECUESTRO DE LA COLE
ia "TOMOKA" NO AFECTA-
RA EN- NADIA LAS NEGOCIA-
CLONES ENTIRE ESTADOS UNI
DOS E INGLATERRA

WASHINGTON noviembre 26. (Uni
It'd Press) - En- el Departamento de
Estado Sc ha reohazaao "a opinion d
quo ell secUestro por las autoridadss
rr hieieionistas de Ia goleta inglesa
''Tomoka' afectara en- sentido adver-
so las negociaciones que Sc vienen rea-
lzando entire Ing aterra y Estados Unl
COS acsrca del nuevo tratado sobre IL
cores.
A pesar de todo Sc anticipa una inc.
vitable protesta por parte de las auto
ridades britanicas
Los oficiaies de prohibicion han re
cuerido de los guarda-costas que envler
embellishments detalles amplios de las
circur stancias en- cue fu5 confiscada la
g0lcte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
hoy MARTES EMPEZARA LA
CONFERENCIA ENTIRE Los
EsTADOS UNID0S Z Ell CA
NADIA CON RESPECTO A
LOS CONTRABAND0S DE LII
CORES I.

WARRINGTON, noviembre 26. (Unl
ted Prsssl. Para nanara nartes (hoy
estd senalada la conferencia entire JOS
Estados UEidos y el Canada, con res
pecto a los contrabandos de bebidas al
coh6ncas por las costas americanas. sc
sabe que ell gobierno de Estados Uni-
dos ha preparado tres proyectos de tra
ta6os, entire >los cuales Sc incluye ia
extradicion del Canada de los viola,so-
res de las leyes prohibicionistas ameri-
canas. Sc solicita la cooperation de
los oficiales de la Aduanas del Canada
en- la persecution y secuestro de los
barccs contrabandistas de los Grandes
Lagos; y la mas estricta vigilancia de
los barcos Que salgan con destino lis
tados Unidos de los puertos del Cana
do. Ademas Sc pide la prevention por
tcdos los medios del contrabando por
aoroplanc automovil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27

liz decision de pedir al antique MI
nj tro de Finanzas que forme el nuevo
catiuete, ha sido tomada despues de
una larga discussion entire ell presidente
Ebert, M. Braun H1inistro de Trabajo
Jarres, Ministro del Interior y Ges-
sler, Ministro del Reichswehr. Sc cree
cue estos altos funcionarios del Gobier-
no Central aleman, formaran parte Gel
nuevo gabinete, asi como tambien
es muy possible que varios de los actua-
les ministries del gabinete caido, sigan
ejeroiendo sus funciones.
Stresemann ha rehusado aceptar Ell
Ministerio de asuntos exteriores que lie
ha s.do ofrecido por Ell presidente
Ebert.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
QuinientOS h0nlbfes pereCen seputados pOr Ia
explosion de una NINA en- Illinois
Las aaOdad de Prohibition han G0nfEadO brco ngS OmOia
Con este motive a sugdO un 0GO dpNmatO entire los gObnos
de LORde WdSngtenEn FanCa Sc AFRICAN eROS de que Italia
Epana aaerden una aiana mltar

BENTON, Illinois, noviembre 26.
UNITED Press).- En- una horrible ex-
plosi6n ocurrida en- unas minas situa-
das en- los a,redores de esta pobia-
cion Sc calcu:a cue hubo mas de 500
broros que Sc perdieron sepultados en-
la exposi6n.
Las autordades de Benton han orde-
nado que Sc proceda ir en- ayuda dc
los obreros victimas de la horrorosa ex-
plos.on.
Les directories de las companies MI
neras rehusan dar informes sobre la ex-
p.osi6n. Todavia Sc esperan mas deta-
Hes del emocionante suceso que ha pro
duciao gran alarma en- todo este vecin-
dario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
Sc HA PRoCEDIDO AL Sc
CUAsrR0 DE LA GCLETA
"TOMOKA" OREDECIENDO
ORDENES DEL DEPARTA-
MENTO DE JUGTICIA

WAsHITGToE, noviopbrc 26. cum
ted Press). - Los oicialos guarda-cos-
tas que proccd;eron conhscar la COLE
ia ingiesa "Tomoka", han manifesto
d. que la confscaci6n estaba basada en-
c1d nes reoibidas del Departamento de
Jus5icia.
La tripulacion de la goleta "Tomo-
ka'' ha smenazado q las autoridades
con apslar Ia Embajada Britannica en-
Washington para que 6sta demande una
apologia del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
LOS REYES DE ESPANA EN-
BoLONJA

BOLONEA Eoviembre 26. (Cable
franc6g).- Hoy han Legado ha esta Gu
dad los Reyes Alfonso y Victoria de
Espafa. Fueron reeibidos su llegada
la estaci6n por el Ministro de Gracla
Y Justicia, Y por una gran muchedum-
bre de curiosos que los acIamaban fire.
n6ticamente.
Fusron rendidos honores militares a
los Soberanos espafioles. Sc organize
una reception los regios visitantes en-
el Colegio espaiiol de esta c1udad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27

existe una union secreta de anarqu1s-
tas espanoles italianos quienes Sc han
d:spuesto semprar el terror en- estos
pceb'os por medic de atentados dina
miteros.
La policia informa que seis dinaml-
teros PROFESSIONALS fueron los que Co
locaron las bombas en- los consulados
de Italia y Espaiia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
Sc SIGUE INVESTIGANDo Ell,
ATENTADO DINAMITERO A
LOS CONSULADoS DE ITALIA
Y ESPANA EN- FILADELFIA

FILADELFIA, noviembre 90. (Un1-
ted Press) - La policia de esta ciudad
cont'nda activamente practicando la IN
vestigaci6n del reciente atentado dina
mitero contra los Consulados de Italia
v Espafia en- ssta. Sc sostiene la teoria
de que Sc trata de un atentado dirigl-
do por una asociaci6n secreta de anar-
quistas y anti-fascistas.
FL Consul de Espana, sr. Ortiz, cree
que este atentado tiene alguna relacion
con la vista de los Reyes de Espana a
Italia, y ha dicho que sin duda aIguna
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
NUEVAS MONEDAS AUSTRIA
CAS- EN- CIRCULATION

vIENA, noviembre 26. (Cable fran
c6s).- Ell Ministro de Hacienda de es-
de esta naci6n ha informado la Asam
blea Nacional que con Ell consentimieu
to aprobacion de 6sta, pondra en- cir
culaci6n una nueva moneda denomina-
da shilling que equivaldra diez
mil coronas austriacas. Asi tambien pon
dra en- circulation nuevaa piezas dc Gin
co mil veinte mil coronas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
FRANCIA TEME UNA ALLAN :
IA ENTIRE ITALIA Y ESFArA

PARIS, nouembre IS. Omitted Press)
-El periodico LIE Matin en- su edic-on
de hov hace publico ell tenor del pue-
bio frances con respecto la verdade-
ra Specification del viaje del ReY Al
fonso Roma. Temese que este pueda
culminar en- una alianza militar entire
les dos pueblos tendente a conseguir el
predom1nio sobre ell Mediterraae) de
Italia y Espafia, cuyas fotas conjunta
mente son superiores ia de Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27

una casa de madera, solida,
de reciente construction, de II
metros por II metros, con bue-
ma installation sanitaria, magni-
flea installation electrical, cocina
eIectrica, con dos contadores,
uno para la luz y1otro para Ia
cocina y la plancha a precio de
fuerza 0 sea 3Ha centaVos Ell
quiloWatt;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
Ell GENERAL, LEONARD
WOOD PARTE PARA JAVA

MANILA, noviembre 26. Gable fran
ces).- Ell general Leonard Wood GO
bernador de las FilipinaS ha salido en-
viaje para Java. Antes de partir veto
una medida anulando multas que debe-
ran imponerse los que no han pagado
las contribuciones durante ell afio fiscal
de 1928.
Sc cree que las Camaras volveran a
aprobar de nuevo esta resolution y que
sera enviada cntonces al presidents
Coolidge.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
UN SANGRIENTO CHOQUE EN-
IRE SEPARATISTAS Y ANTI
SEPARATISTAS

BERLIN, noviembre 26. Omitted
press) - En- un sangriento encuentro
sostenido en- Duren entire un grupo com
puesto de mas de Glen separatistas y
otros tantos antiseparatistas resultaron
muertas IL gravemente heridas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
: :, NUEVO CRUUERO AMERI
CANO ;.

WASHINGTON, noviembre 26. cum
ted Press) = A la terminaci6n del nue.
vo crucero de guerra americana Pa
leigh", en- enero Is del entrante ailo,
saldra en- viaje de prueba hacia la cos
ia este de Sur America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
ALBERT SERA Ell NUEVO
CANCILLER DE ALEMANIA

BERLIN, noviembre 26. (Cable fran
c6s).- FL presidente Ebert ha lamado
a Palacio al DR.. Heinrich Albert anti
quo Ministro de Finanzas del gabinete
del canciller Cuno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
MAS HoNORES AT.
REY DE ESPANA

RoMA. povienbre 26. (Cable fran
c6s) - El Bey Alfonso XIII de EspaAa,
ha sido nombrado "caporal' honorar-o
de la ag;5n Ease 'aH-> de Napoles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27
ToDAs LAS DIsCUsIoNEs PA
RA FoRMAR Ell NUEVO GA
RINETE EN- ALEMANIA HAN
SIDO HASTA AHORA Mega
TIVAs.-SE TIENE EN- MEN
TIE FORMAR UN GABINETE
DE COOALICION

BERLIN. nov. 26 (cable franc6s)-
Las reuniones llevadas cabo hasta
ahora por ell Presidente Ebert para
designar ell successor de Stresemann han
sido hasta ahora negatives. Ebert
considera que la actual crisis de Ale
mania sera definitivamente soluciona-
da por medic de un Gabinete de Goa
lici6n entire los cuatro' partidos exis-
tentes en- Alemania. Nacionalista, Po-
pular. Cat6lica Y Democratic.
Ebert est& firmemente opuesto la
disoluci6n del Reichstag.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-27

cIUDAD DE MEJIco, nov. 26 (ca-
BILE frances)-El notable estadista, se-
nor de la Huerta, ha aceptado su can
didatura para la presidencia de la Re-
pdblica y jur6 llevar efecto el pro-
grama de su partido.