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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
ASE BALI.

consejo y consentimiento del "Jihete
Enmascarado"). Ellos quitan v nom
bran su antojo sin consular con los
demas miembros de la novena.
Para acreditar 10 que lie digo, bas-
tele este pequeno incidente: Seg1n ell
reglamento Sc nombro un captain que
actuaria por cuatro semanas de jue-
go (para evitar continuismo).
AL cabo de este tempo la noyena
Sc reuniria para nombrar otro MEM
bro que estando debidamente capaci-
tado substituiria al captain saliente.
Dicho nombramiento recayo sobre
esta humilde persona quien lleno su
cometido 10 mejor que pudo; pues Ell
"Jinete Enmascarado" no me dejaba
actuar. Sc vencio mi termino pero
como al pensar (palabras textuales)
del "Jinete" y ell Manager" no habia
otro miembro que actuara de captain
Sc me dejo, aun en- contra de mi vo-
luntad seguir llevando la cruz cues
ia ,hasta que el dia del corriente sin
mas aca nj mas ALA Sc aparece mi
'estimado amigo "Toto" actuando de
captain del'"Sports'. ;Quien 10 nom-
bro 2, Z La novena? No. Lo nombro
el "Jinete" Ese mismo que dias an
tes me decia que debiamos pensar en-
otro manager" pues ell que tenia-
mos (que a mi ,juicio no puede. ser me-
! jor, como administrator no servia y
me cito ell nonnbre de Antonio Cesani
Toto) para desempefar dicho puesto
Ahora vemos que mi amigo "Toto'
act1a de captain, siendo su nombra
miento una violacion al reglamento
pues la novena no Sc consulto nj Sc
la dejo expresar su opinion. Por esq
lie die antes que el reglamento 81
aprobara para mas luego ser letr;
muerta. Mucho mas sucede en- dich;
novena que quisiera expresarsel'
ahora, pero ell tempo avanza (son la
11;00 P. ;M) Asi es que en- otra oca
! sion. tendre el, gusto de informarsel'
para que asi 10 de a la publicidad.
Fnal Rafael Brown.
Santurce, P. R., sept. II, 1928.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05

.... Total semanal, . 127 Pares
! Como Sc haran 81 repartos, el total
de ealzado a repartir, sera ell de 1897
pares, sin contar los imprevistos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
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LA SENSATIONAL INFORMATION DEL
GOLPE DE ESTADO DADO POR Ell GE-
NERAL ID. MIGUEL PRIMO DE RIVERA

Dos companies del regimiento de
Stella estan acuarteladas.
Esta tarde Marcia a Madrid, en-
automovil, el director de Orden pi-
blico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05

Sr. Luis Progress,
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. r.
Sr. Progress yo guerra permanecer
callado con ell asunto que motive mi
renuncia del Team Sports; pero va
que I'd. Sc obstina en- hacerme ha-
blar le relatare 10 sucedido hasta DON
de me sea possible.
81 yo renuncie de dicha organiza-
cion fue debido a un encuentro perso-
nal que tuve con un miembro de la
misma a quien muy bien puede apli-
carsele ell nombre de "Jinete Enmas-
carado", y tambien la mala admi-
nistracion que de POGO tempo hasta
esta parte vienen teniendo dicha no.
vena.
En- cuanto 10 del "Jinete Enmas-
carado" debo decirle que todo 10 que
pase en- la novena Sc lie debe a el pues
su altaneria y caciquismo es tai que
Sc cree ser superior los demas. Pa
| ra el los que actuan como capita
mes" y managers" son meras iguras
decorativas. Digo asi porque tuve la
triste experienced de ser captain de
dicho ORGANISING basebolero y haber
tratado de cerca con dicho "Jinete" !,
Para el nadie hace NADIA bueno, el ma
da mas sabe hacerlo triste del que
no respalde sus pretensiones. En-
seguida, hecha andar la maquina de
descredito que posee dentro de la no
vena y pobre de aquel que cae entire
sus engranajes. Esto paso con e.
Gacho, este paso con ell juicy Andra-
de, paso tambien con ell "Juey Pom
ceno" en- un juego que Sc celebro Ell
Mayagiiez ell dia 3 de febrero del co.
rriente ano y este mismo paso con-
migo; pero he ahi ell case que dichc
"Jinete Enmascarado" no atreviendo
Sc hacer acusaciones de frente Sc
vale de propagandas rastreras man
saliva de aquellos quienes finge dt
amigo.
En- cuanto a administration Sc re
fiere es 10 mas NAL que marcha. ~.
Como I'd lie consta el dia. .....,
nos reunimos en- la Biblioteca Carne
gle una parte de la novena y ALI &C
tuando I'd. como presidente entire
otras cosas Sc acordo redactar un re
glamento que rigiera los destinos de
la novena. Sc acordo que una conf
sion compuesta de 3 miembros fuerf
la encargada de redactar dicho regla
mento la election recayo en- las per
sonas de Lorenzo j. Rogue, Francisco
Farbelle (ausente aquella noche poi
conveniently y este humilde servi-
/ dor).
Cumplimos nuestro cometido y no.
ches despues reunidos otra vez en- la
Biblioteca Sc aprobo ell reglamento
Pero para que Sc aprobo 81 mas tar
de iba ser letra muerta? Pues ESQ
es 10 que pasa. Lo que iba a servi1
de guia, no es mas que letra muerta
Los funcionarios sobre quienes reca-
yeron Responsibilities no las cum
plen y sino que 10 olga Monchile que
es ell Secretario Financiero. Ell Duo
del "Jinete Enmascarado" y ell Ma
nager hacen a su antojo 10 que les
viene en- ganas. (Pero todo bajo el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
NHiOS deIinCuenteS

Los ni1os Manuel Rivera Fran
cisco Morales. sin lesf;encia fila, el
lila = de los corrientes, sc hurtaron
cuatro traies para niilos dc III Ba-
2ar de la sonora Isabel Gomez. en- Ia
calle General COntreras.
Fueron detcnidos por IL policfa 10
So Cedcho. quien reciipcr0 los trajes
hlutudos cl case fu6 sometido al
Fiscal de la Corte. JuveDi1 quien or
Gen6 su ingreso en- La galera de memo
res hasta Ia vista del casO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
POR LA COSTA DEL ATLANTICO
ANDA UNA TORMENTA

Ell captain del vapor San Jean"
que lego aver a este puerto con car
ga general procedente de Norfolk, Va.
informa que por la costa del Atldnti-
co le pill6 una tormcnta que estuvo
dos dfas MERGED de las olas V fuer-
teS vientos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
TRIRUNA BASEBOLERA

Ell ex captain del team Sports"
Rafael Brown, dirige la siguiente
carta:
Sr. Luis Progress,
Ell IMPARCIAL,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
DE BUQUES DE La
=. Il. AMERICAN $. S. co.

A continuation publicamos el movi-
miento de los buqucs dc lii Pto. Rico
American S. S. Co.
Ell :Goyernor John Lind" sali0 Gle
Baltimore cl dfa del colricntc. El
"Delfina'. "Dclisle" Major Whe-
eler" saldran de Baltimore los dias
IL. 10 y 26 respectivamcnte.
El "Governor Lind" saldri de San
Juan para Philadelphia y Baltimore
ell dfa veinte del corriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
Continuation de la 3a.)

quilidad en- Barcelona, pero que las
centrales estan tomadas militarmen-
te.)
Ell MOVIMIENTO EN- BARCELONA
barcelona 13, 1 tarde. En esta ciu-
dad rcina absolute tranqulliGad.
Todo.; los vehiculos circular nor
malincnte, y la vida Sc hace como de
ordinario, aunque reina la natural ex-
lcctacion. ..t
I;ealnente ell movimiento mi!itar no
ha causado sorpresa pues Sc conocia
q malestar que existia entire los mill
t;res.
Tie madrugada, el general Losada...
(Corta la censura.)
En- la ciudad ha causado asombro
que no Sc hubiera constituido 'el di-
rectorio militar, continuance todavia
el actual Gobierno.
Sc ha elogiado ell manifesto mi
litar por tonos de elevado PATRIOTS
mo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
INCAUTACION DEL GOBIERNC c
CIVIL DE BARCELONA =


Barcelona IS, 8 tarde. Todas lag
informaciones la Prensa Sc facilit;tn
en- la Capitania general. ia
FL gobernador militar, general Lo4
sada, Sc persona esta madrugada en
ell Gobierno civil, haciendose cagro del
mando de la provincial, levantandosc
la correspondence acta de incautac:6n.
En- la Capitania general Sc ha recibi-
do esta tarde el siguiente telegrama:
"Guarnicion de Madrid, generates
Cavalcanti, Saro. Daban y Federico
Berenguer con captain general Ia
cabeza, inspirados en- ell mas recto pa
triotismo, acUerdan permanecer en- la
misma actitud que la guarnicion Gle
Barcelona, hasta que llegue el Rey,
que resolvera" d,
Sc tienen ademas noticias de que
otras regiones han secundado ell mo-
vimiento.
LA GUARNICION DE BARCELONA
Barcelona IS, 8 tarde. Por Capita.
MIA general desfilan numerosisimas
personas de todas las classes socialcs
para testimoniar su adhesion al acto
del marques de Estella. ~
La guarnicion de Barcelona ha dirt
gido al Rey un telegrama de adhesion
y de salutacion, rogandole no consey-
We su lado los politicos nefastps
Y pernicAsos para Espaia. Lo firnia
el marques de Estella, en- nombre dc
Ia guarnicion.
LA ADHESION DE LA GUARNT,
CION DE BURGOS
barcelona IS, tarde. En- Capitaz
MIA general Sc ha recibido la adh.r-
sion de la guarnicion de Burgos.
Aver Sc lego en- los cuarteles a lAss
soldados ell manifesto militar. ME-
Tambien aver recibio ell captain pt@
neral la vista de una comision de Fasl
mento, del Trabajo Nacional y otra ae
agentes de Cambio y Bolsa siendo ca-
tas visitas muy comentadas.-Mcn-
cheta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
.S0giIiedad S'0I3'Ii .'''E| zapat.O|l 4 de 6
:. los NHi0S P0breS''

:. Gantidad de calzado asignado a ca :
da, cscuela, semanalmente, durante el
curse escolar de 192S-24, de acuerdo
con las fechas fijadas. IA. ..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
ESTADO DE GUERRA EN-
ZARAGOZA

Zaragoza Is, l tarde. Como conse-
cuencia de los telegramas cruzados
entire esta Capitania y las Capitanias
de Madrid Y Catalina Sc reunieron a
primera hora de la madrugada, en-
ell despacho del general Palanca, los
generates y jefes de los Cuerpos de
la guarnicion, acordando por unani-
midad declarar ell estado de guerra
en- Ia region. Sc acordo tambien pres
tar la conformidad al manifesto pu-
blicado por ell general Primo de Rive
ra.
A las seis de la mamma cumpli-
mentose el acuerdo. Ell sargento ma
yor de la plaza, con un piquete del
regimiento de Arag6n, publico la ley
Marcial.
AL conocerse la noticia de la situa-
cion planteada, la ciudad quedo sor-
prendida. Reina absolute tranquil
dad.
NORMALIDAD EN- LA GUARNI-
CION DE SAN SEBASTIAN
San Sebastian 13, 3 tarde. La acti-
tud de la guarnicion es completamen-
tie normal.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
CLARA SKARiN CASE STARTS
 SATELLITES CROWD COURT

SEATTLE, Jan. 9-The tral of Clara Skarin, charged with the mur- der of Ferdinand Hochbrunn, veal thy and aged real estate dealer, which was assigned to Judge Vii liams' department of the superior court, began today. and in spite of the fact that the weather was incle- ment, the courtroom was thronged an hour before the time set for the commencement of the work of sel- ecting a jury.
 A special panel of 100 veniremen nas been called so as to appellate the proceedings, and it is expected the case will go to the jury within few days.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
TALKS IN COURT
 ABOUT ORGANIZATION WORK

BASTROP. Jan. 9-J. T. Morse worthy, who testified that he was a charter member of the Ku KluX Klan in Warehouse Parish, informed the court today that members of the organization wore black masks when on marauding raids at night, and white masks when they met in the lodge rooms. When asked What was the result of the raiding, wasn't the parish being controlled by d super-government?" the witness re piled that it had caused all kinds of trouble and the people were all torn up about it. It wasn't what we call an invisible government but it sure was a change in govern ment."
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
FRENCH STARTING INTO RUF1R DISTRICT
HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
 SAYS DAUGHERTY NOT GUILTY

WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. e The house judiciary committee adop- ted resolution today, by a vote of 12 to2, in which it WAS stated that from the evidence obtained by the committee. there did not appear to be any ground to believe Attorney General Daugherty guilty of any high crime or miSdemeanor requir- ing interposition of the impeachment power of the house. The resolution asked that the committee be dis charged from any further considera- tion of the Kellar charges and that the Kellar charges be laid on the table.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
PRESENT LAW IS UNSUITED
 TO DEBT FUNDING ISSUES

WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. g. Preliminary negotiations with the British debt commission have con vinced the administration that no settlement of the problem can be reached under the law as 1t now exists. According to the White House spokesman, President Hard ing and the members of the Amer can debt funding commission, in dealing with the situation, must re commend tentative plans of settle ment with each debtor nation, these plans to be prevented to Congress later for approval.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
MOREHOUSE VICTIMS WERE
 TORTURED AVER DOCTORS

BASTROP, Jan. 9-Dr. Charles W. Duval and Dr. John 4. Lang ford, pathologists, expressed the op- inion, in report submitted at the kidnapping thearing this week, that the bodies of Daniels and Richards had been subjected to some "spec' ially" constructed devise designed to inflict punishment"
 Dr. Duval said that the heads arms and legs of the victims had been either mashed or chopped of while the men were still living. All of the fractures were three in mum. Der and were evidently caused by machine because they were equi' distant. My idea" he declared, lis that the bodies were most inhumanly tortured"
 The state military forces in More house parish have been reduced tc two units. one being cavalry and the other machine gun. Orders have been issued for the infantry to en- train for home.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
JONES URGES POINDEXTER
 AS SUCCESSOR TOs FALL

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. g. Senator Jones, of Washington, was visitor at the White House yes terday, his mission being to urge President Harding to appoint Sen ator Poindexter secretary of the h. terior when Fall retires on the fourth of March. .....~.......... ...-
 The President has offered the place to Secretary Hoover, pointing out that secretary of the interior is ranking place in the cabinet. But Hoover has refused to be tempted, his argument being that he entered the cabinet 10 put the department of commerce on a solid footing, and he wants to see it through to the finish.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
FLOOD THREATENING KELSO
 AS RIVERS RISE STEADILY

kELSO, Jan. 9-Citizens of Kel- so are now engaged in a battle to prevent the flooding of the city and surrounding country by the rapidly rising waters of the Cow eeman and Cowlitz river. The res idenee section of the city was ser iously threatened this morning, fol- lowing a rise of ten feet ill the waters of the Coweeman river. The Cowlitz rose four feet during the night, tearing loose large boom Of logs, which has lodged against the wreckage of the destroyed bridge, rendering further search for victims impossible.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
ALASKA'S VOLCANO GARDEN
 PUT ON MAP BY EXPLOSION

WASHINGTON, D. (. Jan. g. The activity displayed by Pavloff volcano on Sunday has had the effect of putting the Alaska voucano gar den on the map, says bulletin is sued by the National Geographic Society. This is in a region which volcanoes at one time were as thick as prairie dog mounds on Western plain" pr. Robert F. Griggs, who led a party of five explorers to the Alaskan volcano region predicted a few months ago that there would be a disturbance in that region, and the eruption of Pavloff appears to have vindicated the prediction.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
Hughes Has Plan.

WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. g. Plans for a reparation settlement between England and France, outlin- ed by Secretary of Stat Hughes in an address made by him at New Haven, have been communicate to the French government. No final e- ply to Hughes direct proposal has been received from Paris, but it is learned in a preliminary reply re ceived from the French foreign of flee that the state department mat ter is regarded as still before the French government. Official com ment as to the nature of the pre- liminary answer is withdrew, but il ;s understood the proposition has not been rejected entirely.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
SEATTLE DANCE HALL MAN
 VICTIM OF MYSTERY THUG

SEATTLE, Jan. 9-Roy Thorn ton proprietor of the Liberty dance hall, which has been the storm cen ter of the fight between Mayor Brown and local ministers, over al legged vice conditions, was myster- iously assailed and wounded night before last on the eve of a public hearing arranged by the city coun- cil on the dance hall question. ...a
 The chief of police admits that he instructed members of the police force to make no formal report to the newspapers pending full in vestigation. There are no clues to the assailant.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
MOUNTAIN LOSES TOP
 MARINERS MAKE PREDICTION

ANCHORAGE, an. 9-Wireless advices received in this city state that the top of Pavlog mountain, peninsula, has been blown off, and are predicting a phenom- ena similar to the rising and dis of Bogoslof island in 1896 An earthquake felt in this district on December 30 is believed to have had some connection with the disturbance resulting in the loss Of the mountain top referred to.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
RARKENTINE IS SAFE

SEATTLE, Jan. 9-The Barken- tine James Tuft, which was rescued from a dangerous position near Destruction island, of the coast ot Washington, last week. by the Halda and which was afterwards taken in tow by the tug Each Monarch, after breaking away from the Haida, has reached Port Angeles in safety Ten members of the crew were taken off by the Haida, the captain and two of the crew remaining with the waterlogged vessel. The ere" were living in nuts on deck buil' of the lumber cargo, when aid reach ed them -
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
Rains Are General

PORTLAND, Jan. 9-Heavy rains have been general throughout the state during the last 24 hours and streams are rising rapidly in many sections. Hood river is already two feet above the highest mark pre- viously recorded and the Columbia Highway is blocked by oyerflows, with slides and washouts reported by a number of railroads. Scores of farms in the lowlands are inun- dated and telegraph and telephone communication is partially crippled
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
Poincare Much Occupied

PARIS, Jan. 9-Ambassador Her. rick and White House Counsellor Sheldon called to keep an appoint ment with Premier Poincare this morning, but found the premier so occupied with arrangements for the occupation of the Ruhr valley that they were compelled to transact their business with Count LaRocca director of political affairs of the foreign office.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
MOBILES WILL CONTINUE
 TO MOVE TOWARD WEST

CHICAGO, Jan. 9-lndus-lal Workers will continue to go to Cal ifornia in large numbers as pro- test against the enforcement of the criminal syndicalism law, under which ten Wobbhes were recently convicted at Sacramento. This an- nouncement was made yesterday by the general defense committee oI the organization.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
sTEFANssoN TO TEACH

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-Explorer Stefansson, discoverer of the blond Eskimo says he is through with ex- ploring and will hereafter devote his time to teaching the world that the Polar regions are not huge, myster- ious, uninhabitable, frozen lands, as commonly supposed, but habitable and with great commercial possi- bilities.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
OREGON FLOOD CONDITIONS
 ARE MUCH IMPROVED TODAY

PORTLAND, Jan, 9-Flood con ditions in the Willamette and Hood river valleys, which yesterday turned most of the streams into torrents of serious proportions, are greatly improved today, with the flood waters receding rapidly. Railroads, public service corporations and res idents generally have begun the work of repairing the damage done. The loss is estimated at thousands of dollars.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
How Germans View It

BERLIN, Jan. 9-In connection with the reported intention of France to extend her. military oc- cupation to the Ruhr district, Chan cellor Guno is quoted as having de- cIared that force is force" what ever its guises." He said that Ger many would be warrented in regard ing the application of military force as a breach of the Versailles treaty.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
STORM HITS DENVER

DENVER, Jan. 9-Descending up on the eastern slope of the Rockies yesterday, a severe wind storm, ranging in velocity from 35 to 7j miles an hour, left wake of destruc tion and havoc in parts of Denver and nearly a score of other Cobra do towns and farming sections. Trees were uprooted and frame buildings damaged, but there was no loss of life. The property damage was heavy
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
WHAT BRITAIN WANTS

WASHINGTON, D. c. Jan. g. Stanley Baldwin, British chancellor of the exchequer, says that Britain wants a fair business settlement of her five billion war debt to the United States, on such terms as will produce the least possible dis turbance of the trade relations of the two countries.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
COMMUNISTS scoRN RELIGION

MOSCOW, Jan. 9-4oung Conn munists, observing the Christmas of the Georgian calendar on Sunday, launched their widely heralded tat tack upon heaven" with grotesque carnival procession, followed by snake dance in which thousands of students engaged.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
WOMAN MUST HANG

LONDON, Jan. 9-The secretary of home affairs announced late yes terday afternoon that he could not grant a reprieve in the case of Mrs. Edith Thompson Frederick Bywsters, sentenced to be hanged today for the murder of a former husband. She is the first woman to be sub jected to the supreme penalty Tn fifteen years.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
AMERICA MAKING LAST EFFORT
 TO SETTLE GERMAN QUESTION

BERLIN, Jan. 9-Thirty-eight trains, carrying French troops, have left Mayence with Essen as their destination, according to a telegram received in this city this morning from Essen. Heavy French artillery appears already to have arrived at Neuss three miles from Dusseldorf.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
Troops Near Essen

ESSEN, Jan 9-The advance troops of the French army of oc- cupation have reached the neighbor. ing town of Kettwig, seven miles southwest of Essen, and the section between Dusseldorf and Essen.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
SENATE PASSES URGENT BILL

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. g. The senate passed the second de- ficiency appropriation bill of the present session yesterday, the bill carrying approximately seventy-five million dollars.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
DRY SQUAD ON THE LOOKOUT
 TO KEEP DIPLOMATS IN LINE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan 9- Federal prohibition authorities have inaugurated close check on liquor sl,inments consigned to foreign em- bassies and legations in this city, to determine whether the shipments are disproportionate to the neeas If those to whom the liquor Is consigned.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
BouRBoNs HAVE A MAN

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 9-The state of Indiana may furnish a candidate for the Democratic presidential nom ination next year in the person of Senator-elect Samuel Ralston, ac- cording to local gossip. He was sell ected as principal speaker at the Jackson Day banquet in this city.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
HOUSE COMMITTEE TO HOLD
 . REVENUE BILL ON TABLE

WASHINGTON D. C. Jan. g. Tae house way and means committee has decided not to report any bills during the present session which affect the revenues, except those of purely an emergency nature or of direct assistance to the treasury in the administration of fiscal affairs.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
Germans Given Hearing

PARIS, Jan. 9-The Allied re- parations commission gave German experts tlree-hour hearing yesser- day anu then adjourned until tnls afternoon. When the hearing was re sumed today, the Germans were de clared in default and the meeting came to an abrupt termination.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
BANDITS GET TEN THOUSAND

HINIoN, UhLA. Jan. s-lne National Bank of Hinton was robbed today of s10,000 oy three bandits The only three ersons in the bank at the time the bandits made tnen appearance were locked in the vault and the bandits had a good tart before the robbery was generah! known.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-09
NO FEAR OF STRIKE

WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. g. Practically all danger of another coal strike in the bituminous field, after the first of next April has passed. in the opinion of the federal coal commission, as expressed by Chairman Hammond and other mem bers of the commission.