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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-10
SENATE


These bills We're introduced in the
Senate Friday:
No. BIB fAdausl Amending road laws
so that county commissioners may contract
10 take gravel from streams. and provide
payment rom general fund Roads
No. 3I4 (Barker) Providing for payment
or franchise tax from 50 up by corporations
operating IN Indiana. Judiciary b.
No. 315 Brown Amending State drain
age laws so that contract Tor work may be
reduced from $1,000 20 - goo as minimum
swamp lands and drains.
No. 3I6 (Cann)-Fixing 500 as mini
mum salary OF any county recorder. and fix
ING fees. Fees and salaries.
No. ST. (HarmOn 1-Amcnding CORPORA
ton laws OF state relating. to final distribu-
lion OF shares when stockholders not
be located Corporations.
Women BaiIifs
No. SIS (Harmon) Providing for ap-
-pointment OF women bailihs- Organization
No. SIC misunderstanding present law
so that person convicted and sentenced 70
Jail may serve part OF his TINE aud then
No. $50 (HoImes Providing for trans
Ter Of inmates of leeble-minded institutions
from one State sanitarium to another,
Benevolent institutions.
No. 321 Shirley -Authorizing county
commissioners IN Allen County to acquire
land for park purposes. County and town
No. 800. (shirley)- for descent
OF property under certain conditions, sc
that when no immediate heirs are surviving,
spouse Of deceased child shall inherit prop.
erty. judiciary A
Trustees for Compensation
No. 323 tHartzel1 Providing for sp
poiutment o. guardians and trustees for sole
purpose OF handling compensation under
!. workmen's compensation act. Insurance.
No. 32A Holmes Regulating hours and
: time Of employment for women over 10 an6
hSlng penalties on employers for violation
Labor.
These bills were indefinitely post
poned in the Senate Friday:
No. 1O7 Hodges Giving cities the au
thortty 70 proceed as contractors for public
are unsatisfactory.
40 ia English Creating a State
boiler inspection commission of five to in
spect and regulate steam boilers.
This bill lacked a constitutional ma
lority TO pass the Senate Friday:
No. 1 (Bsrker)-To repeal the absent
voters law. % Ryes and FL noes-
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Saturday Battles


COLLEGES
Purdue at Ch-1 State
Minnesota AT Chica-u-
Iowa at North westeru-
HIGH SCHOOLS
Elnceunes vs. Tech tat Y. n. c. A.
1t. Wayne lCathOlicl vs. Cathedral Cal
hortridgs GYM.
Bedford at Manual Training.
JEFF (Lafayettel al Advance.
ConnersvLle at Newcastle.
Emerson tGaryl at Whiting
Royal Center at LOngauspOrt.
Rochester az Plymouth.
Young America at Peru.
Akron at Fulton.
Central tFt. Waynel at Berne.
Montmorenci at Frankfort
LigOnier at Kendallville.
Arlington At Moscow
Perry Central at Deaf School.
Wayuet0wTl at New Palestine.
LiZtOn at Hagerstown-
Arcadia AZ MorristOwn.
Russeilvile at FILLMORE
Circlaville at West NiddletOwn-
Huntfngbur- at LynnvillC.
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Garcia Beats Mandell.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Franhe
Garcia. Memphis. won the popular de-
cision over Sammy Mandell, Rockford,
in a ten-round go here Friday night.
Mandell had ell the best of the bout
until the sixth round when Garcia
shot a right cross TO the Rockford
boys jaw and sent him to the mat
for the count of eight. Garcia took
the offensive and the last five rounds
wore all his.
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Consent for Dams

No. 3S3 Drake Murden Requires con-
sent or public service commission in order to
construct dams across streams. Drains and
bikes.
No. 3s4 fHnl)-Legalizes. certain high
way improvement bonds. Judiciary B.
No. 3S5 (Thiel) Requires approval OF
State board of education on all schools and
colleges and provides for appeals. Educa-
ton.
No. $3.50 (Murray) Regulates. speed of
automobiles and motorcycles in towns and
cities and on highways Roads.
No. 387 (Leveron- Murden) Creates new
State board of education consisting OF State
superintendent and eight additional mem
bers. no five of whom shall be Of the same
politics. Education.
No. 3SS (Harris) Gives State motor DO
lice power TO make arrests for violation Of
automobile speed laws. Judiciary A
No. $50 {Shull ALLOWS county recorder
additional pay when amount he turns In TO
county treasury exceeds his stipulated sal
airy. County and townships.
These House bills were withdrawn
by their authors:
No. 132 (Core ALLOWS Strengthening OF
rivers and streams to prevent flooding of
land.
No. 220 Garter Permits commissioners
to abolish office OF county road superintend-
ent and appoint road supervisors.
This House bill was killed:
No. SO (Raineyl -Marriage and divorce
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Emmaus Teams Meet

The Emmaus Lutheran basketball
team of indianapolis will meet tho
Emmaus five of FIT. Wayne at the
South side Turner Hall tonight at g..
The curtain-raiser between the Dia-
mond Chain and st. Paul team starts
at p. m.
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INDIANA, WABASH
TRACKSTERS MEET
Crimson and Scarlet 'ThinIy
CIadS Clash Indoors,
BIZ Times Special

on 1 tHltS SpcCtut
CRAWFORDSVILL Ind, Feb. 10.
The Indiana gu" indoor track team
will be here tonight to meet the Wa
bash College thinly clads. The affair
Will open the indoor track competition
in the Hoosier State.
Coach Higgins of the Scarlet team
has announced the following men will
compete: Captain Van Arsdale, Knee,
Laurel, Watt, Dinwiddie, Robbins.
Letsingerk Lucas, Lottes, Staples,
Thorn, Canine, Grippe. Sweeney, c.
TIobson, Hackett. Jaeger. Moore and
Cash.
Events on the program follow:
Forty-yard dash, one-mile run, 40-yard
high hurdles 440-yard dash. 40-yard
low hurdles, SS0-yard run, 2-mile run,
shot put, pole vault. high jump and
mile relay.
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WHITE GETS TRIMMED

81 tutteU fFtSs
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Rocky
Kansas. Buffalo lightweight, almost
knocked Charlie White, Chicago, out
Of the running for a match with
Benny Leonard. the champion, here
last night. when he won a fifteen
round decision.
Kansas not only won a decision
that brought not a murmer. but he
gave White about the worst beating
he has ever received in his long
career.
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ROVERS TO PLAY DUGGER
Local Soccer Team in League Game
at Riverside Park.

The IIoosier Rovers soccer club will
meet Digger at Riverside Park field
on Sunday at 1880 p. IA. The game
viii be started early In order to allow
the visitors to catch a train. The
Rovers organization is growing fast
and many new players and members
are being added. A new playing field
on Parkway Blvd has been obtained
which It IS hoped viii be ready for
use within a month.
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utilities operate. without sanction of public
service commission. judiciary a.
No BIB tThiel) Prohibits parents of
DELINQUENT girls from appealing through
courts for reversal of sentence. Reforma-
tory institutions
No. 374 (Wysong) Causes State to re-
lease claim on burial ground in indianapolis
desired by mterurban companies for freight
terr2inal Railroads.
No. 375 Updike)-Aboishes probation
offices and repeats law passed without Gov
ernor's signature. Organization of courts.
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Indianapolis Dog Pound

No. $40 CUpdike) Requires city con
trolier Of indianapolis to pay one,halt of
maintenance OF dog pound. Judiciary A.
No 377 (Stelhom Amends certain laws
No. 378 (Stelhorn)-Amends laws on
municipal corporations. Cities and Towns.
No 3T9 (LafuZe) Regulates outlets for
drainage rejects. arbitration and remOn-
STRANGE Drains and bikes.
No. $50 (Carter-Scott) Permits aboli
ton of office of county highway supcrintend-
Roads.
No. 3SI Hurty)-Empowers Gndianapo-
lis sanitary board to compel prevention OF
smoke nuisance and provides fines for VIC
lation. Affairs OF indianapolis.
No. 382 (Wedeking) Amends sections of
1919 law on taxation of railroad passenger
equipment. Judiciary A.
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,wn Tonight for Battle With Tee
Maybe So

Vincennes fans have a lot of
confidence in their basketball
team.
One hundred and fifty Of them
have asked for reservations at
the Claypool for the State basket
ball finals.
They figure there will be five
boys from Vincennes battling it
out at the coliseum for the State
honors.
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BUTLER HANDS HANOVER
DEFEAT BY BIG MARGIN
DOWNSTAIRS Offer Real Opposition in
Second Half, However.

Hanover was turned back by Butler
in the Butler gym Friday night, 50 to
"a The Pagemen romped almost at
will in the first half, but we're given
opposition in the second period. Han
over scored twenty Of its total points
in the closing period. The count at
half time was 81 to IA.
Captain John Leslie sent nine field
goals through the hoop and was high
man from the field. Griggs scored
six field markers and nine from the
foul lire. H Powell, forward, was
the Hanover point star with seven
field goals.
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A II u y ~ n NO1GL L, Iu6
~ young women's champion
golfer Of America, will not be
among those present when the
American invaders tee off with
the daughters of Britain in Eng
land, it is reported in golfng
circles. Il is said the parents of
Miss Couett. who live in Providence,
r. L, prefer that she remain in this
country for the time being.
Miss Alexa Stirling. former cham
pion; Miss Marion Hollins, also a
former holder of the title, and Miss
Edith Cummings are expected to
carry the American colors. Miss
Collects withdrawal from the team Is
no light blow to American hopes,
however, as she was regarded as the
most likely American in a match with
Miss Joyce Wethered the English
giTl who viii defend the title.
+ + +
Don Carson. Indianapolis f1vweight de-
A1eated a boy named Tommy Daugherty in
y Blcknell- Il was k o. in three rounds.
r + +
Top honors in the State three-cush-
ion cue tourney We're won by Curtis
when he defeated Vogler, so to As, at
the Occidental parlor Friday. It was
the pIay-off of a tie that had resulted
for first place. Curtis had a high run
of five and Eogler's best was three.
- - =
Earl Shelley, White SOx first
sacker has demanded three-year
contract and refused to sign the
Oue-year agreement presented by
the club.
f. +
Iowa grapplers defeated Northwest
ern, 25 To 10, at Chicago Friday night
The .Hawkeyes took five Of the seven
bouts, two as the result of forfeits.
: + +
University Of Chicago swimmers de-
feated the Milwaukee \. c. 81 to 81.
+ + +
Tom Andrews, Milwaukee fight
promoter, wired from Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey and jess Willard
had been signed to meet at Tia
Juana by James CoFroth.
T. ri
National horseshoe pitching tourney
tmidwinter event opens in ST. Peters
burg, Fla. Feb. 10. The oldest en-
trant is 50, the youngest, Is.
i Il T.
~ Fairbanks Morse meters went out to But
~ Friday and played the Butler College sec
oud team i was easy for the ran. rah.
buys-J5 10 Is.
= r
Jack Reynolds and Walt keegan,
welterweight grapplers, viii meet be
fore the Jackson Athletic Club. Con-
nersville, Monday
T. + r.
Vet Pitcher Fred. Toney apparently is
through with big league baseball. He has
failed to apply for reinstatement and the St
Louis Cards are loser.
II II
Indianapolis W Leaders won at Elwood
WOOD hye, - e. IL ElwOCd made q warm
finish, but couldn't quite reach Kemple-
oi the Leaders houred eight held goals
- J. i
WRESTLING Is BACK N NEW YORK.
WLADEk ZBESZKO TOSSED ERNEST
SIEGF RIED, 4 GERMAN. FRIDAY NIGHT.
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dCph Hags d FC Caps
Gums
Bon cr2c
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MartinSViIIe Loses
Martiusville (25l


Nincennes to4l. Maruusvilie t2ot.
Wolfe F.. ........,., Cox
Harper INNING. .-.-,........ Brown
Auega ,...ss-..'.O ............. farrell
MAYO .............G. ............. Balm
Jones ............G ..........R r.. Schnaiter
Substitutions-W. Schnaiter for r.
Schnaiter. Wright for Brown Hines for
Wolfe 3. Harper 3. Alliga 3, Mayo. Cox Q.
Brown ., FARRELL +, Hines Foul goals
Wolfe Il out OF IA; Brown. out of s.:
R. Schnalter 1 out of 3. Referee--Van-
diver. Uppire-Best.
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HOUSE
These bills were introduced in II

These bills were introduced in the
House Friday:
No. $40 (Myers) -Hequires members of
boards of State penal and benevolent iusti-
tut1O1s to provide excuse for absences from
meetings in order 20 receive pay. Benevo-
lent and scientific institutions
No :T1 tMurdeH-L everon) Makes State
contracts for school books effective eight
years Education.
No. 372 Murray Permits munidpali-
ties 70 establish utilities, where private
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MARTINSVLLE IS
BEATEN IN BIC
GAME BY AL|CES
WOIfel Forward, losses in IA
Out of IA Foul Goals
farrell Goes Good,
BY DICK ANDERSON
Times Sports Editor

The pride of Vincennes came to
town today for a game with Tech at
the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight, munching a
victory won Friday night from Mar.
tinsville in a hard game. The Ar.
tesian City team played stiff game
and Vincennes fought fiercely to nose
out winner, "a to 25. They led at the
half II to s.
The first half was a great exhibit
ton of defensive ball on the part of
Vincennes. Jones. Alelga, Mayo, Har-
per and Wolfe, playing in a scattered
formation extending from the center
of the floor down to the basket prac-
tically frustrated every attempt of the
Martinsville players to work the ball
through. It was great work and
showed the ability of five great Of
fensive players working on the de-
Tense,
Wolfe. Vincennes forward wins the
marbles. Fourteen times he stepped
up 10 the foul line and as many times
he swished the ball through. In add
ton he connected three times from the
field and played a great floor game.
Red Wampler, forward last year threw
Is out OF 10 against Martinsville at
Martinsville.
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PITTSBURGH FIVE WINS
Defeats Ledger Big Five by Decisive
Score.

The Pittsburgh Loendi colored bas-
ket-ban team heralded as the cham
pions of the world gave the Indianap-
oils Ledger Big Five a trimming Fri
day night at Danceland hall. "a to Is.
The visiting center, Seasons, led in
the scoring with six field goals while
Gayle dropped in five from the floor
Hazard played well for the locals.
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AT STATEHOUSE


These bills passed the Senate Fri
day:
No. 81 (Rainey) -Legalizing expenses of
members Of school board in cities by provid-
in minutes. (32-6.)
No. 227 (Harrison) Providing for zp-
pontment of extra Judge Tor Marion County
Criminal Court (27-13.)
No. . (Gottschalk)- Tor pro-
DortiOnate payment for constructing high
ways on State lines by levy on townships.
l4I-1O)
No. II (Hanl-Designating Lawrence and
Jackson C0gnties as the Fortieth Judicial
No. 1873 (Pittenger) requiring normal
training of thirty-siX weeks for Indiana
teachers. and providing. for certihcation by
measure. t26-17)
Senate Measures Passed
These Senate bills passed the Senate
Friday:
No: 236 Perlsius)-Providing cemetery
associations shall file plat of cemetery with
No. 232 dgesI-Permitting city treas
urer to collect school taxes as well as city
No. 80 Davis Requiring lapse of
sixty days between time of filing divorce
suit and time Of hearing, and making it
ninety days at discretion of court. (30-1.)
No. 149 MISUNDERSTANDING for codif-
cation Of all city laws. Last codifcation
was IN 1905. t341-)
No. 231 (Henley)-Providing donations
TO educational institutions may be made
with annuity for benefit of any person dur
ing life of such person. (34-0.)
No. 260 dunn Providing that towns
pay three-iourths Of street paving costs. and
al dining property owners one-fourth
No. 266 (Cann)-Giving attorney general
OF Indiana concurrent authority with prose
cutting attorney of judicial circuit. (26-13.)
No. 272 tLeonard) Providing for refer
endum election on all proposals to build
roads or schools in townships. (31-5.)
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Game Is FierceIy Fought

MarLnSVlIIe put up SUN ught.
Every man on the team fought hard,
but it's the old story Of the best team
winning.
With Wolfe on as he was last night,
Mayo working smoothly, Alega jump
ing center. Jones "Jonesing" in the
background and Harper "Harping
along I want to see the team that will
beat them. Find that team and you
have solved the big problem-this
years State champeen five. They
showed none Of the effects of the
drubbing they took from Central of
Evansville last Friday night in their
own tomato patch.
The Old Alice boys play Technical
tonight on the Y. NJ. G. A floor. The
team, accompanied by a goodly mum
Der of fans arrived in town this NOM
ing. Red Wampler. wonder forward
of last years squad is with his former
teammates. Wolfe's feat Of pitching
IA our Of IL fouls recalls the feats of
the little red headed forward Of last
year. who was one of the best foul
pitchers in the State.
Jovial George Purcell of the Vim
cennes Sun is providing the talk
back home" with detailed accounts of
the games away from home via special
phone. The junior high school at Vim
cennes was crowded with 923 fans
who saw" the game by megaphone.
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Mayo Great Guard

Close behind Wolfe comes Mayo.
snappy little floor guard Working
smoothly. in and out, at the right spot
at the right time, drIbbhng excellent
-, Mayo stands out as a member Of
the best" class. He scored only once
from the field. but what a wonderful
game he played. Harper seemed off
form and missed several easy "Har-
per- shots. Allega, center. played a
nice game, but in the second half ne
seemed to have trouble securing the
tip-of from FARRELL. Jones was Jones
at the back guard position and there
in lies a couple of columns.
It was a different kind of a game
in the second half. Martinsville got
the ball better at the tip-off and It
aided their offensive play greatly. Jar
rel, pivot man is a star. He played a
strong defensive game and scored four
times from the field. Cox, crack for
ward didn't strut his real stuff and
connected only twice from the field
Brown. his partner got two. In Balm
and r. Schnaiter Martinsville has A
dandy pair of guards. Schnaiter
played q nice game at the back field
position and Balm showed well at floor
guard.
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Jack Reynolds and Walt Keegan,
welterweight grapplers. viii meet be
fore the Jackson Athletic Club. Con-
ueTsville, Monday
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Top honors in the State three-cush-
ion cue tourney were won by Curtis
when he defeated Vogler, so to As, at
the Occidental parlOr Friday. It was
the play-off of a tie that had resulted
for first place. Curtis had a high run
of five and Eogler's best was three.
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Vet Pitcher Fred : TOney apparently il
through with big ir8gue baseball. He has
tailed to apply for reinstatement and the St
Louis Cords are loser.
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Don Carson. Indianapolis 1vweght. de-
Afeated a Coy named Tommy Daugherty in
q Hlcknell Il was a k o. in three rounds.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15

Delegates electos por la Seccion de
San Juan para la Asan1blea General
Central de la Casa de Espana, que Sc
ha de celebrar en- Arecibo el 4 de fe-
brero 1928.
Don Abelardo de la Haba,
Antonio Sarmiento,
" Cecilio Moran,
/" Jose Perez Losada,
Enrique Zorrilla,
Diego Agueros,
" Segundo Cadierno,
." Emilio S. Jimenez,
/" Felix Suarez, 8
Jose David Gonzalez,
Z Mariana Rodriguez Ceinos,
Enrique Garcia Cad6rniga, v
Manuel B. Soto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15
Gonzalez Padin Co. Inc.

r ~ !
Tiene especial gusto en- participar
a sus buenos amigos haber recibid0
nuevas muestras de TEJIDOS DE
EPURA LANA para traies la medi-
da. Estas muestras han sido espe-
scialmente seleccionadas para Puerto
Rico y ytraidas por un Experto Corta-
dor disehador procedente de la ca
sa principal de New York, quien esta-
ria con nosotros aIgunas senanas ofre-
ciendo sns seryicios nuestros Glen
tes, todos los dias IaborabIes de 10 a
IL A. M. y de 2 a4P. M. (excepto los
sabado)
Los caballeros y i6venes que pre-
fieren vestirse con ropa hecha IA me-
dida deben aprovechar esta oportuni-
dad utilizando los buenos servicios del
Sehor representante de IA NATIONAL
que tendra un gran placer en- aten-
derlos en- nuestro departamento De
Ropa hecha para Caballeros.
Gonzalez Padin Co. Inc.
San Juan, Ponce, Mayagiies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15
NGLATERRA ANLJNCIA QUE NO
T0MARA EN- CUENTA LA PROTESTA
QUE LAMA Ell GOBIERNO ALEMAN
Un eminente polftico pOrtugues elogia al
Rey Don Alfonso XIII.
El hidroavi6n columbus" del millionaire ame-
ricanO Mr.. Atkins, naufrag6 aver veinte
millas de la Habana, pereciendo el
Y sus dos pequeiOs hijos.
tDs Maestro ssrueiO Cablss,Ahco)

! LONDRES, enero 15.-Ya han sido
ultimados los preparativos que lie
vaba cabo. la importante empresa
periodistica que edita ell gran diario
londinense 'The Daily Mail'', para es-
tablecer un servicio a bordo de nue.
We de los mayores trasatlantieos de
la Linea Cunard, partir de febrero
10. AL mismo tempo que Sc lea 'The
Daily Mail'' en- todas las ciudades de
lnglaterra, los viajeros leeran una
edicion impresa en- cada uno de di-
chos barcos, con noticias relacionadas
con los asuntos del mundo, que envia-
ran las oficinas de Londres del i'm
portante rotativo por medic de un SER
vicio exclusive de inalambrico, que es-
tara en- constante COMMUNICATION en- to-
da la extensa travesia que realizan
dichos barcos.
PARIS, enero 15.-Los gobiernos
frances Y britanico marchan de per-
fecto ac9erdo en- las operaciones que
Sc proponen realizar en- la costa de
Memel, donde ha sido enviada una
poderosa escuadra compuesta de bu-
ques de gran tonelaje de ambas po-
tencias para proteger las vida v ha-
ciendas de sus connacionales. Ell te-
rritorio de Memel fue internacionali-
zado por ell Tratado de Versailles
actualmente Sc encuentra bajo la pro-
teccion de la Liga de las Naciones. Ell
motive del envio de la inencionada
division naval inglesa francesa
Menel. estriha en- las noticias llega-
das Paris y Londres simultaneamen-
te de haber sido invadido ell territorio
por tropas de Lituania, poderosamente
equipadas.
PARIS, enero 15.-Comunicsn de
Essen, que ell inspector general fran
ces, en- ell Rhur, asinti6 "a Ia demanda
de los propietarios alemanes de mi
| mas, que pidieron que las entregas de
carbon sean pagadas en- metalico. Los
propietarios estan dispuestos reanu.
dar las entregas hoy lunes. La Inca
de ccupaci0n francesa CORE desde
Sterkrade a ocho Kilometres de Essen
por Retlop hasta Gelsenkirchen, cru
zando ell Canal del sRhin en- Kaleardeg,
desde Gelsenkirchen, volyiendo al sur
Oe ste hasth Kary y Steele.
WASHINGTON, enero 15.-En la
camara de Representatives. ha lido pre-
sentado un proyecto de ley en- que Sc
aumenta ell effective del ejercito ame-
ricano 125,000 soldados Y 10000 Off
ciales. Esperanse grandes discusiones
en- ell seno de dicho cuerpo legislative
al tratarse de este importante bill.
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CASA DE ESPASA EN- PUERTO
RICO.
Secci6n de San Juan. a
CONVOCATORIA.

En- cumplimiento de 10 que disponen
los Estatutos de Ia INSTRUCTION en- su
Art. 1So parrafo 2q, Sc convoca los
asociados, Junta General Ordinaria,
IA que tendra efecto el domingo IA de
los corrientes, 4 las . 4. M en- los Sa.
lones del Casino Espaiiol
San Juan, P. r, 4 dc enero de 1923.
Cecilio Moran, Presidente