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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Olson and Violet Schmidkunz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer enter
! tanned at their home at Thanks
giving dinner, the following invited
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs: Albert Christensen and
| Miss Myrtle, Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs Har-
old Hargrave and family, Miss Viola
Hargrave, and Mn. and Mrs. George
Shaffer and son Leo of Steele.
Miss Lydia ,Ohmstad, teacher Of
Lem school No. is confined At q
/; local hospital in Fargo MISS Ohm
stad was on her way home to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson are
the parents of baby girl which ar
rived Sunday morning, Dec. 2. Mil
dred Anna is the name chosen.
Nels Dronen departed Saturday for
Norway. He will stop at Valley City
and visit a sister before going ON.
John Lyngass will act as chore boy
during the formers absence.
This community has lost another
true companion, John Nyseth who
passed away Friday morning. All
his friends were stricken with grief
for no one expected it..
| Mr.. Nyseth was devoted husband
and father, and had many friends
who, together with his wife and fam
lily greatly mourn the loss of so re-
spected a husband and friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Olson spent Sunday
evening at the Christ Schoon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Van Vleet en-
tertained at Sunday dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Christensen and Miss
Myrtle =
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Warne called
at the Severt Brenden home on Sum
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Paslay and FAM
lily were entertained at Thanksgiving
dinner at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Van Vleet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeps Hanson Of near
] Steele spent Monday at the Christ
Schoon home coming up to get &C.
quainted with their new grandchild.
who arrived Sunday morning.
/ - '----
/. Christ Schoon~ departed on Tues
day with q carload Of hogs and cat
tie for the st. Paul market.
WILD ROSE
w. H. Brownawell and son Harold
motored, to Bismarck last Tuesday,
Mrs. Bfownawell returning with
them. Mrs. w. H. Brownawell has
been staying in Bismarck with her
daughter Hope, who has been very
sick. Hope is at the hospital now.
Miss ELAN lager spent Thanksgiv-
ing with the Bucks family.
Mrs. Harold Brownawell was on
the sick list last week.
Homer Brownawell and Harold
Swanson are taking up ninth grade
at school No. now.
la.Mr. Volt and Mr.. Youngbeck, who
have been conducting gospel meet
ings at school No. have left, and
/ ara ,,nyv Nadine tnkAtin1ai It the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
SOUTH DAKOTA'S ACTION

South Dakotas action in rejecting Hiram Johnson, poll
ca maverick, indicates that the West the land of Magnus
Shpstead Frazier, ct all is not obsreperous politically
the eete East believes The electorate of neghbor
state the leadership of Calvin Coolidge safe helms
in times that call for the highest order of statesman
ship
In his public utterances and in silence unique it is
admirable he has reflected that he is the president of all
the people, Narrow partisans have been unsuccessful in
leading this into espousa of special spurious
He has kept his head when many around him danger
ousy near losing or had lost theirs.
The reputation of Hiram Johnson is of the most
satisfying incidents in national politics for many 1t
should encourage Republicans in this state fresh
in opposing movement to weaken party action the chief
buwark of republican form of government and repub
ican is not meant in the partisan either.
South Dakota has it's radicals too who have tried to wreck
the two parties for strictly patronage purposes and the vic
tory of Coolidge is jolt to the bloc group in
national politics. North Dakota knows what bloc govern
do in state affairs and her voters should
to carry the process any farther.
Hats off to South Dakota Republicans.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

.Antwerp--An old picture entitled.
"Jesus Baptized in the River Jordan"
was sold here the other day. "A car
penter bought il 'for only few
francs. Along happened an art critic.
He discovered it came from the brush
Of Rembrandt IN 1910. He pronounc-
ed it worth at least 2, 000. 900 francs.
But the carpenter refuses to listen
to any Of the numerous offers he has
received.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
TRAFFIC CONGESTION

Number of autos in country increasing fourth each
year, says Raymond Beck traffic expert He warns that
we're headed for Babel of traffic congestion unless be-
gin planning cities far ahead into the future especially
for wider streets.
Is it really possible though to ahead 10 years
this matter? How long until the arplane will become the
chief vehicle? Probability is We'll need all the motor
get, and just many airpanes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Cuenca, q city of 10000 in Ecua-
dor. lies saes feet above the sea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
MAGIC DEVICE

Frenchman has invented secret device that's said
be able to stop the engine of auto apane miles
This is too good to be true fear for would elm
mate airplanes and tanks from warfare.
However, for offensive device there defensive
device that couneracts it, and always the andote is dis
covered-in time.
Artificial lightning and disease bacteria rather than
planes and tanks and poison cases. will be the big weapons
Of the next waf the people stupid enough to stand
for next war;
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
POWER OF BODY OVER MIND

You've read lot about the power of the mind the
body Don't forget the Of the body the mind
Chester W. barrow, psychologist at University Of Chi
cago after thousands Of experiments decides that emotional
ures For instance person with defiant suspicious at
tde is apt to think defiant suspicious thoughts And
chest out than when oungng IN slouchng fashion
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
Diplomacy Always Pays.

Hubby-Really, Ethel, seven pounds
for hat is the height of ektrava-
gance!
Wife-Well. my dear i simply
have to look nice when ! am with
you; you're so distinguished looking
Passing Show (London).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES

H. G. Wells has made 100000 in royalties from
hs Outline of History according to gossip among book
publishers.
In other words, he's paid half million for having mag
jec could be popuarized No living writer could make
much from the sale Of work Of fiction in book form alone
Plenty OF opportunities The problem is to recognize
them when they are right under
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
That Settles 1t.

The bargaining for the cow had
been going on leisurely for an hour.
Finally the prospective purchaser
came fatty to the point.
"How much milk does she give?"
he asked.
II don't rightly know" answered
the farmer who owned her, "but
she's q darn good-natured critteR;
and she'll give all she can."-Wo-
mans World.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
And Plenty of 1t.

Auu lcuGy VI IL
A critic went by request to hear a
certain politician make speech.
! "Well," said the politician, after
he'd got through-well, how Was it,"
"Sound-very sound" said the
critic. \
Eyes, said the politician, and then,
hungry for more, he beamed and add
; ed, Sound and what else?"
Nothing else," said the CRITIC
Los Angeles Times.
The tongue of seventy-foot whale
has been known to yield al much as
q ton Of oil.
A Venezuelan railways from Cara
lcas to Valencia, has 80 tunnels in
only Sc miles.
1t is a popularity Of the horse to
arise on the forelegs first, while the
cow first arises on its hind legs.
Sad Mistake. =
It was dusk, and the ticket inspec-
tor went to the young couple on the
back seat of the bus.
The ,youth,- slightly impatient at
the interruption, thrust out his
folded tickets.
1--WE do not stop there" said the
inspector, courteously.
"Where?" inquired the youth.
"At the pawnbroker's.-Exch
1 -gsnF tt<;. ~
Foolish Days. a.r.an
"This song about bananas makes
me sick" said the Foolish Old Gen.
tleman. "In my day: we had songs
like ia Ra Ra Boom De 4Ay' and
Daddy Wouldn't Buy Ne q Bob
wow, that had some sense to 'em."
New York World. .,3.>,..s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
Yes, We Think So!

Now that it has become known
that 80 agricultural colleges are
giving courses in ice cream making;
might one be pardoned for referring
to them as sundae schools Mash
vile Suthern Lumberman.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Homer Brownawell and Harold
Swanson are taking up ninth grade
at school No. now.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Miss Nora Olson had as her guests
over Thanksgiving her cousin, Edith
Olson and Violet Schmidkunz.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Mrs. Harold Brownawell was o,
the sick list last week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Miss ELAN lager spent Thanksgiv
ing with the. Bucks family.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle were
pleasantly entertained at the Ernest
Saville family Thanksgiving.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gooding went ia
Linton this week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Mrs. Henry Neiman who has spent
several days among friends here, re-
turned to Bismarck to spend Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Sharp. f., .s@usEs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

b Mr.. Volt and Mr.. Youngbeck, who
have been conducting gospel meet
ings at school No. have left, and
are now holding meetings ct the
Baker school.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

Miss Freda johnson is on the sick
list this week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08

WILD ROSE
w. H. Brownawell and son Harold
motored, to Bismarck last Tuesday,
Mrs. Bfownawell returning with
them. Mrs. w. H. Brownawell has
been staying in Bismarck with her
daughter Hope, who has been very
sick. Hope is at the hospital now.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-08
News of Our
Neighb0rs
CLEAR LAKE TOWNSHIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus announce
the arrival of baby girl. Mrs. Tom
Olson is assisting with the house
work and caring for the sick.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22
EXCURSION De PROFESORAS
AMERICANS 4 VENEZUELA EN-
Ell VAPOR CARACAS
Ell Presidente de la vecina rep1blica, sefior
Gomez contesta al Consul que seran
cOrdialmente recibidas.

derson, Louis E. Hensel, Anna Hiatt,
Carey Hicle, Ella Kerpkamp. fran
ces w. Kinhead, Ruth F. Kurtzweil,
Mona Lynnch, Louise Macdonald, Ma
ry A. Marshall, Stella A. Mathis, The
resa NJ. Murphy, Eleanor Morriel, Eu-
nice A. Morrissette, Leah C. Murden,
Luba H. Murden, Karma D. Ogden,
Elizebath M. Ogden, Milred Poor, Ora
ce Powers, Bertha L. Rainbow, Gloria
]. Reyes, Alma w. Royer, Sally E.
Schultz, Rita Sein, -,iilagros Sein, He
len G. Sell, Helen M. Shannon, Pau
line F. Shaw, Frances Shelton, Elmi-
ra Shively, Hazel A. Stowe, Hannah
Thomas, Florine Townsend, Juanita
Vail, Georgia C. Victor, Gladys C.
Won Deben, Florence e. White y
Crystal Wilson.
De su excursion regresaran ell dia
de Ano Nuevo.
Deseamos a todas una travesia fe-
liz y gratas impresiones en- la patria
de Bolivar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22

Aver a las doce del dia salio de este
puerto para Venezuela y Curacao, el
vapor Caracas" de la Red ID" Line
of Steamships con todos los camaro-
tes ocupados. Entire el n1mero ex-
traordinario de pasajeros que lleva
embarcaron setentiuna professors
americanas de San Juan y la isla, que
van en- excursion la noble terra de
Bolivar. Momentos antes de salir ell
buque del muelle No. 2 donde estaba
atracado, un reporter grafico de Ell
IMPARCIAL tomo un gfupo .en la
proa del buque de las simpaticas ex-
cursionistas, que Sc mostraban encan-
tadas de. ir conocer una de las mas
bellas capitales de Sur America.
No recordamos haber visto ell vapor
Caracas" en- las muchas veces que
10 hemos visitado, ofrecer un aspecto
tan simpatico como aver, con aquel
<bello grupo de jovenes a su bordo. Ell
ndmero de amigos que fue despedir
las simpaticas excursionistas, fue
inpsitado. Ell Captain, Goodman, sus
oficiales, asi como el consignatario,
nuestro estimado amigo Don Dioni-
sio Trigo, sc desvivieron proporcio-
nandoles toda clase de atenciones a
las profesoras. Ell Consul de 6Vene-
zuela en- San Juan Sr. Hugo Fonseca
nos anuncio haber cablegrafiado a su
Gobierno que en- el referido buque
iban en- excursion un ndmero de pro-
fesoras americanas, deseosas de como
Ger el pals. A las pocas horas Sc re-
cibi6 en- ell Consulado un cable del &C.
neral Gomez, contestando que las ex-
cursionistas serfan cordialmente reci-
bidas, v Sc les brindarfan todas las
atenciones posibles. En- representa-
cion del Presidente un comite las re-
cibira en- la Guayra, .donde desen1-
barcaran.
Los nombres de las excursionistas
son estos:
Marguerite L.. Armentrout, Harriet
M. Baker, Emily Barksdale, Maude
Beadle, Agnes F. Beattie, Elsie L.
Bender, Jessie Brown, Marion Clark
son, Ruth Cleveland, Frances Conat-
ser, Gertrude H. Corcoran, Roberta
Creswell, Fac Culbertson, Mildred
Dickinson, Petula Du Mez, Evelyn L..
Enches, George B. Engleby, George
B. Engleby, Helen K. Fife, Hallye Fla
berty, Ana Fuentes, Ellacoya Good
hue, Jeancy Graham, Elizabeth /.
Gregg, Garnet Grover, Ethel M. Hen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22
Circular rulnores de que el Dnectorio
Militar EspaIlol esta en- Was dc scr
reorganizado .sobre nuevas bases
Italia valdez acuerdo spano Franco nges sobre
Tangena gran victoria de Obreg6nLa de Veneos
este regrese Grecia.

han ordenado sean suspendidos los
cursos de gramatica catalana que We
nian dandose en- las escuelas de Reus.
I'm fracaso resonante de los rebeldes
mejicanos en- la poblaci6n de Villa
hermosa.
CIUDAD' DE MEXICO, diciembre
22.-Ayer ha tenido lugar una batalla
terrible, por 10 sangrienta, en- los al
rededores de Villahermosa, entire los
ejercitos obregonistas y las huestes
de De la Huerta. Treinta horas JUS
tas estuvieron los dos bandos conten-
dientes comprometidos en- la lucha,
registrandose doscientos insurgentes
Y treinta federales tendidos en- ell
campo de batalla. Los rebeldes, que
fueron atacados por fuerzas numero-
sisimas, y provistas de immense ma
terial rodante, tuvieron que abando-
mar sus posiciones en- medic de una
'fuga desordenada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22
Una suntuOsa bOda en-
Vega Baja

Esta noche ceebrara sis bodas con
la muy bella Y gentil scotia Carmen
Maria Trapaga, de la alta sociedad
de Vega Baja, el distinguido y cul-
to caballero seHor don Ramon Sobrino,
socio de la solida firma Sucesores de
Sobrino y Co., de misma ciudad de
Vega Baja.
La bella seorita Trapaga, es hija
del conocido financiero senor don AL
fonso Trapaga, Y dessu noble seiora
esposa, Rsszcsgrls S.tero de Ira
paga.
Esta union matrimonial constituye
una hermosa nota social de la presti-
giosa connunidad vegabajena, aun-
que ell matrimonio sera celebrado en-
la intimidad de los mas. cercanos ami
gos v parientes de las familias Ira
paga, Otero y Sobrino, no por ESQ
dejara de tener la suntuosa boda, to-
do ell fino caracter de la mas alta dis
ftincion social.
Los esposos Sobrino-Trapaga edl-
ficaran SUI nido de amor, en- un belli-
sino chalet construido por ell novio,
don Ramon Sobrino.
Al felicitar cordialmente por este
enlaceka nuestro caballeroso amigo
senior Sobrino, desojamos los pies
gentilisimos de la delicada Y bellisima
novia, las flores mas delicadas de
nuestros jardines, y pedimos al Dios
amor que ilumine con sus sonrisas de
dicha la nueva senda de su vida; y
nara nuestro amigo el prestigioso ca
ballero seiior Trapaga, y su esposa.
todas nuestras congratulations ruy
sinceras afectuosas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22
Cena de NOche Buena
En- ellCasino de Puerto Rico.

Ell lunes "a, dia de Noche Buena,
un buen nimero de distinguidos jo-
venes de nuestra buena sociedad, Sc
propone celebrar la TRADITIONAL fecha,
cenando en- amor y cOmpana.
AL efecto, la cantina del Casino de
Puerto Rico ha dispuesto para esa no.
che un clasico menu, al que segura-
mente los j6venes que Sc congreguen
en- torno los blancos manteles, sa-
bran hacer los honores debidos.s Es
seguro que la algeria circule a to-
rrentes entire les eemensafes. Fell
citamos al seiior Molina, quien segdn
nuestras noticias, es el organizador
de fiesta tan sinpatica y cordial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22
Mum 29S
$4,000 OBRECONISTAS Sc
RINDEN A DISCRETION
Tres cOnOcidOs generates sus Estados Mayo
res caen en- pOder de las trOpas de
de la Huerta.

La aprObaci0n de una ley es motive
de un escardalo en- la Camara fran
cesa.
PARIS, diciembre 22.-El gobierno
tecnicamente ha rechazado la aproba-
cion de un subsidio los empleados
civiles, como Sc eXpeciica en- la ley
votada aver Ell la Camara, por el cual
Sc asigna la suma de 34l 200 frances,
a menos que no Sc hagan ciertas en-
miendas en- varios articulados, que el
Diputado Lasteyre asegura que el Co
bierno no ha de aceptar. Los comu-
nistas silbaron al dicho Diputado, pi-
diendo gritos que Poincare presen-
tara la renuncia de su cargo de Pre-
mier.
Solo Sc espera que Hungria de ga
rantias necesarias para entregarle
Ia suma del emprestito.
PARIS, diciembre 22.-Los diplo-
maticos que forman el Tribunal de la
Liga de las Naciones, anuncian que
el comite que entiende en- el asunto
del emprestito International a Hun
gria, Sc halla de acuerdo en- principle
con la forma en- que Sc halla redac-
tado el protocolo en- cuanto su es-
piritu politico y financiero; pero que
todavia< falta, para su ejecucion, que
ell gobierno de Bucharest, de las ga
rantias que Sc lie han pedido para la
entrega del dinero solicitado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22

Venizelos no regresa q Atenas pOr que
su esposa abriga tenebrosos tem0-
res.
PARIS, diciembre 22.-El Sr. We
nizelos no Sc ha resuelto efectuar
SUI viaje "a Atenas, juzgandose que
por sdplicas de la mujer con quien
hace POGO contrajo nuevas nupcias.
La Sra de Ven;zelos est& teemerosa
que el regreso de este su patria pue-
da, al fin, culminar en- un atentado
criminal contra su vida.
I'm terrible incendiO Ell una Fabrica
de Acetileno en- Bilbao, causa enor-
mes desgracias.
BILBAO, diciembre 22.-Ayer Sc
registro en- esta ciudad un violento
incendio que destruyo la gran Fabrica
de Gas acetileno Deusto. En- medic
de la voraz confagracion explotaron
los depositos de dicho combustible
siendo el edifcio destruido totalmen-
te. Las perdidas materiales son enor-
mes, registrandose algunas victimas.
Tn billion de doIares seran recogidos
en- los Estados Unidos para el fon-
do de socorro a Alemania.
NEW YORK, diciembre 22.-Se es-
TINA, seg1n datos fidedignos facilita-
dos por los banqueros de New York,
que ell promedio de la suma levantada
va para enviar a Alemania, aIcanza
doscientos millohes de dolares, Y se-
gun la perspectiva que hay en- TODD
ell pals, dicha suma excedera de un
billion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22
Cantsro, Fernandez & Co., Inc, EditOres.
ofcinas: Allen 4S st., (altos).
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United Press'')
(VIA ALL AMERICA CABLES) 90

De la Huerta logra la rendici6n de
importantes nucleos obregonistas,
con sus jefes de Estado.
VERACRUZ, diciembre 22.-Seg1n
despachos procedentes de los cuarte-
es de la huertistas, el General ,Cava-
zos, comandante en- jefe de la caballe-
ria obregonista, ha caido en- los lazos
que Sc lie tendieron; rindiendose dis
erection sus enemigos con doce mil
hombres. Las tropas del General Gar
"a, en- la parte oriental de la nacin
y las del General Izquierdo, han sido
tambien cogidas prisioneras en- San
ia Lucrecia, con I'm total de otros
doce mil hombres Los revoluciona-
rios dominan, como consecuencia, to-
do ell sur de la Republica, habiendose
apoderado del puerto de Santa Cruz.
El Eetado de Tabasco esta todo en-
poder de De la Huerta. Los ejerci-
tos obregonistas huyen la desban-
dada, ante la feroz persecution de los
caudillos rebeldes, que no les dan
cuartel.
En- toda Espana han caido nevadas
de consideration.
MADRID, diciembre 22.-La Tenn
peratura en- toda Espana es sumamen-
te baja, habiendo caido en- muchos si-
tios grandes nevadas durante los I'LL
timos dias. En- muchos amos la fe-
cha no Sc habfa registrado en- la ma
cion un invierno tan crudo como ell
presente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22
SOmOs los mas JOVE-
MES Y parecemOs los
mas VIEJOS

Dicho de un ingenioso, pero reflejo
de la verdad.
NuestrO establecimiento atrae.
NuestrOs favorecedOres crecen cada
dia. UNO que viene trae varios mas.
ES LA SATISFACTION POR NUES-
TRIO sERVICIO, PoR NUEsTRA
EQUIDAD, Y ES NUESTRO ORGU-
LILO.
Venga visitarnOs.
Farmacia Capella
de
BELENDEZ & GARCIA, Inc.
46 Salvador Brau St. Tel. 1887.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22
INGEN1ERos EsPANoLEs Sc Es.
FUERZAN PoR PoNER A FLoTE
Ell ACORAzADo ESPANA

MELILLA, diciembre 22.-Hanse
reanudado con toda actividad las obras
de salvamento del acorazado "Espa-
na", interviniendo en- los trabajos, in
genieros espanoles solamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-22
Ell Directorio Militar de Espaha sera
reformado por medic de un Decreto.
iservicio para Ell 1MPARcIAL de la
United Press
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Ell Directorio Militar de Espana sera
reformadO por medic de un Decreto.
MADRID, dicimbre -Rumorase
en- toda la capital que hoy Sc firmara
un Decreto para la reorganization del
Directorio que tiene a su cargo las
riendas del poder, por medic. del cual
acknowledgements Sc convertira dicho
cuerpo ejecutivo en- una Junta Consul
tiva con sus correspondence su Sc
cretarias, cuyos encargados tendran
el privilegio de firmar todas las orde-
mes que de elias emanen, firmas que
equivaldran a las de los Ministries de
la anterior administration.
La aprobacion del Protocol0 sObre
Tanger, no tendra la sanction de tia
liza, que 10 da por invalidadO.
ROMA, diciembre 22.-El diario
romano ''Nuovo Paese", dicta un edi-
torial aver aprop6sito del acuerdo to-
mado sobre la plaza de Tanger, y Gu
va firma lie fu6 impuesta por Espa-
ma. Francia Y Gran Bretaiia, en- que
dice cue Italia rehusa reconocer dicho
pacto, por la raz6n de que fundamen-
talmente ell dicho documento no tiene
valdez, v que por 10 tanto, tendria
que rc3actarse otro en- donde Francia
explicara claramente su actitud res
pecto a la nacion italiana en- el fu-
turo, en- la politica de Africa. Ana
de el "Nuovo Paese": "Nosotros abri-
gamos la esperanza de que Francia
no pondra reparos que Italia trate
de enmendar su politica".
Infiuencias extranas, dicen en- Lon
dres, mantienen ell Afghanistan en
perpetua rebellion.
LONDRES, dieiembre 22.-Se indi-
ca que ell Ministerio de Relaciones
Exteriores de Gran Bretana ha infor-
mado que los desordenes registrados
en- Afghanistan, principalmente desde
que Sc impuso la censura las noticias
procedentes de la India, amenazan con
culn1inar Ell una revuelta de caracter
revolueionario. Asegurase que ell di-
cho Ministerio acusa como autores de
estos desordenes infiuenciaS emana-
doc dn M0ccol " Paris no de las
acusaciones de Chicherine y Afghan,
enviado de Afghanistan en- esta ulti-
ma capital, quienes dicen que Sc de-
ben las continues agresiones de los
ingleses los naturales de aquella re-
gion.
Los cursOs de Lengua Catalina sus-
pendidos por las autoridades.
BARCELONA, dicimebre 22.-Las
autoridades militares de la ciudad,