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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08

A proposito del regreSo del Gober-
nador Reilly, aver fuimos enterados de
que ell Lcdo. don Roberto H. Todd es-
cribi6 hace algunos dias a su6 amigos
politicos de esta ciudad, una carta, en-
la que hacia referencia al precario es-
tado de salud en- que regresaba ell Go
bernador.
Nos decia nuestro informante que
81 sr. Todd Sc expresaba en- t6rmincs
ycrdaderar1ente desaleISadores, pues
afrmaba cue era tal el sufriminto fl
sico que habia paIecido Ell Goberna-
dor, que dificilmente seria reconociao.
"Es otro Reilly el due regresa aho-
ra', dicon cue re5aba la epistola de
Den Roberto.
No tienen tanta importaneia los ter
rlinos dc esta carta, como Ell hecho de
que tanto el sr. Todd como Ell Sr. IgIe-
sias, en- yez de venir en- compafia del
Gobernador. hsyan preTerido psrmane
Ger EN- los Estados Unidos.
Ell publico ha. atribuido esta acti-
tud de los referidos lideres do las mi
isorias, al hecho de que ellos han reco-
nocido que el Gobernador Reilly no
uermanecera mucho tempo frente al
G"bierno de la isla desean psrmane-
Ger ALA para trabaiar cerca de las au-
@oridades de la nacion, en- la selection
de la persona que haya de suStituir al
Fobernador, para conseguir formar
el criterio del nuevo funcionario en- Ia
nisma forma que cuando fu6 nombra-
90 81 Gobernador RELY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08

ROMA, febrero g. El Parlamento
sc ha reunido esta tarde.
Mussolini pronmciara mailana IN
discurso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
Hoy habra una ma
llllestaci6n y uIl mi.
lin de protesta
en- Caguas

De acuerdo con las illtimas impre-
stones que pudimos recoger anoche, Sc
sabe que la manifestation de protesta
que los unionistas de la isla, secundan
do al movimiento que en- ese sentido ini
clara la ciudad de Caguas, Sc propo-
nian celebrar hoy, a la llegada del
Gobernador ha sido suspendida debido a
la intervention de los lideres unionis-
tas, cuienes han aconsejado calma y
prudencia para Que no Sc destruya con
cuaiquier impremeditacion la labor que
ellos han realizado en- Washington GU
yos favorables resultados no Sc haran
esperar.
Er vista de este, Caguas ha orga-
nizado la celebration en- Ell dia de hoy
Gle una imponente manifestation de pro
tesla con banderas. negras cartelones,
asi como un mass mitin'' en- Ell cEal
tomaran parte nuInerosos oradores, pa
ra protestar de la continua cion de Rely
en- Puerto Rico
A esta manifestation Sc proponen
asistir minded de elementos de esta
cspital pueblos limitrofes, habien-
5osenos- asegurado que la ciudad de Ca
G@--1a7 estara hoy cubiarta materialmen-
e 6e colgaduras negras zen sefal de
prntosta.
Da Ponce nos informaron anoche que
r'as do Glen AUTOMOBILES Sc disponian
q ventr csta capital a participar en-
Ia coutra manifestation unionista; pc
ro que desistieron debido las rette-
radas saplicas de los sefiores BarceI6
y Travieso.
CAGUAs AMANEcto HOY ILENo
DE CoIGADuRAs NEGRAs
Amplianlo la anterior information,
(Conutinua en- Ia pagina 6:l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08

Sc lMTERESA pronto persona
experta en- asuntos generates de
cuaIquier clase de contabilidad.
Dirfjanse las soIicitudes a Box
2o1, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
HabIa Ell CoroneI de Ia Guardia NaciO-
nal, en- reIaci6n con la Orden dada a
dcho ORGANISING para asistir al recibi-
rlientO del gObernadOr Rely
Ell Sr. Nadal solo obedeci6 6rdenes de Mr. VIII
son, este su uez, del Gobernador INFERNO

del Ayudante General de Puerto Rico
q ese efecto, que dice asi;
GUARDIA NACIoNAL DE P. r.
Ofcina del
AYUDANTE GENERAL, DE p. II.
San Juan, P. B., Febrero 1928
ASUNTO: Escolta para el Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico.
A: Corone1 Jaime Nadal, Comandante
Guardia Nacional de Puerto Rico.
1.-Por disposition del Gobernador
Interino, usted e3 ordenado para que
reuna Ia Banda dc Ia Guardia Nacional
de Puerto Rico una Compafia de
Rife, para reunirse el jueve5 por Ia
manana ,fobrero g, 1923, y former en-
ell muclle No. l dc Ia New York and
Porto Rico Steamship Co, para escol-
tar al Comandadntc en- Jefe, su lie
gada, desde Ell muelle la Mansion
Ejecutiva.
John A. WILSON
Ayudante General de P. r.
PRIMER ENDoSO
Quartet del Regimiento de Infanteria
No. 295 de la Guardia Nacional de
Puerto Riso, San Juan. P. R. A: FL
(Continla en- la Ga. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
NuMERo 1928.
Ell gObiernO de Francia--
dice M. Serraut--nO ha
penSadO nunca en- ven
der SuS COlOniaS de
America
Omitted Press, via All America cabis)


CHERBoURG, febrero 7.-M aI6-
gsr esta mafiana aqui, procedente de
America el ministro de las Colonias Sc
for sarraut fue interrogado por Ell Co
rresponsal del "petit Parisien" pro-
p6sito de los resultados politicos de su
viaje por las colonias franceaas del
Nuevo Mundo.
NJ. Serraut Quien visit6 st. Pierre y
Miquelon manifesto que varios perio-
iicos de Estados Unidos habian reali.
zado una vigorosa campafia para con-
veneer a los habitantes de las Colonias
&rancesas de America de que Francia
estaba dispuesta a vender las islas
2 Norte America y que va habia
entablado las consequences negociacio-
mes para ese fin.
FL trabajo de Serraut Sc imito a des
mentir oficialmente esas noticias y
asegurar los habitantes que Francia
runca abandonara sus Colonias ameri-
canas nj las vendera por ningtln precio.
M. Serraut ha seguido hoy hacia
Paris donde informara M. Poincare
los resultados de su mission.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
Una resolution del juez
Rodriguez Sierra en- el
case de Quo WarrantO'
contra el COmiSiOnadO
MIR. Wilson

En- la tarde de aver, ell Hon. Juez
Rodriguez Sierra, del Tribunal de Dis
trito de esta capital, distrito segundo,
resolvio una exception previa en- el
case de "Quo Warranto' contra ell
Comisionado del Interior, MIR. Wilson.
La exception previa presentada por
los abogados del demandado conslstla
en- la allegation que ellos hacian de que
la demanda adolecia del defecto de
falta de causa de acci6n, y la senten-
cia dictada aver fue desestimando "a
referida exception Y concediendo cinco
dias al demandado para contestar la
demanda.
Esta question hacia tempo que
estaba pendiente dc resoluci6n por no
haber sido presentados los alegatos, re
quisfto este que fue llenado hace a'gu-
nos dias, por cuyo motive la Corte, que
va tenia perfectamente estudiado este
asunto resolvi6 casi embellishments la
question.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
sENADo DE- PUERTO RICO
OFICINA. DEL sECRETARIO
Av1so DE sUBAsTA
Febrero 7 de 1923.

Febrero de 1923.
La SeCretaria del Senado admitira
proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados para
impression de documentos legislativos
Gurante la legisktura ordinaria del
ailo actual, desde esta fecha hasta las
diez de la manana del dia 12 del CO.
rriente mes.
En- esta ofcina Sc facilitaran mode
los de proposicipnes y Sc daran los in
formes que los interesados deseen OBJ
tener.
Jose MUNoz RIVERA,
Secretario del Senado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
CON Ell sR BARcELo

Al terminarse la reunion un rep6r-
ter nuestro cambi6 impresiones con ell
'sr. BarceI6, con ell objeto de obtener
alguna information respecto 10 pu-
blicado ultimamente por Ia prensa CO.
mo resultado de las recientes sesiones
de la Cor1isi6n Economica.
Ell sr. Barcel6 nos dtjo que deseaba
hacer constar que no ha sido su in
terci6n mortifcar nlnglIn funCiona-
rio, sino restablecer Ia verdad de los
hechos en- defer1sa de la Comisi0n que
81 preside; que el es amigo del gr.
Alloy, Y desea aClarar que dc resuitar
real1nente, los reembolsos do car5cSer
especial, seeiln fueron prcsenta los en-
estes dias por Ell sTe5orero. al compa-
recer ante Ia comision, ell deficit que
acusan los estados semestrales ante
riormente enviados por ell Sr. Aboy,
SO reducira en- gran parte, Y el dsfcit
total nrle resultara .. fin de aiio no ex
ce1era probablemente de 81, 500, 100000;
pero quedara en- pie no solo la dificul-
tad de cubrjr este deficit siro tambien
la impcsibilidad de pagar los profe-
sores empieados sus sueldos integra-
mente, como hubiera podido hacerse,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
Sera absOlutamente impossible au-
mentar el sueldO a los profeso-
res y enpleadOs del gobier-
no de PtO. Rico
Ell deficit probable del Tesoro LnsuIar
no excederd de 81, 500, 900

La Comision Eeoaomica Sc reunio
aver a las P. NJ, y acordo nombrar
a. perito contable de la misma, resul-
tando designado ell juez j. w. Bowner.
Tambi6n designo al S. N. r. Canalas,
como su ASSESSOR juridico. Estos NOM
bra1nientos han sido hechos con objero
de llevar cabo ell estudio invssti-
gaci6n de los asuntcs que han de ser
recomandados a la Legislature, y de
las resoluciones que 6sta tenga que
. loptar para corregir, hasta dorde sea
possible. Ia dificil situa cion del Tesoro
Publico.
Fu6 acuerdo, ademas, contestar la
compnicaciSn del Sr Pedrosa, por con-
ducto lie la Con.isi6n, para cue parti-
cipe de los festejos que piensan cele-
5rarse en- honor la delegation de CO.
-1eyciantas americanos que Ilegara
aqui p>onto. Respecto este Sc acordo
rformsrle dicho senior, que la Co
Inisi6n hara todo 10 possible por que re-
suite agradabe Ia estada de esos sefio-
res en- Puerto Rico. AL efecto nombrose
IN Comit6 compuesto del Presidente
y los seficres Guerra y Martinez Ma
19l, fin de que, nombre de ia Le-
gislatura v con cargo los fondos de
IA comisi6n, organicen un banquete
para cumplimentar a tdichos visitan-
tes, v al Inismo tempo para tener la
oportunidad de exponerles las condi-
clones generales de la islas en- relaci6n
con los progresses en- todos los ordenes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
CAGUAs ABdANEcto HOY BLENo
DE CoIGADuRAs NEGRAs
DON ANsELMo LoEEs GONZALEZ


En- el vapor puerto Rico, que
arribara hoy este puerto, llega pro-
cedente de los Estados Unidos, donde
perlnaneci6 durante varias semanas en-
compras, ell distinguido hombrs de ne
gocios don AnseImo Lores Gonzalez,
socio de Ia acreditada firma mercantil
de esta plaza Gonzalez Padin y Co" "
LIE reiteramos nuestro cordial sa-
Judo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
Ell Hon. Martin TraviesO cable
grafia a Washington pldiendo que
Sc suspenda la manifestation
repdbLcO-sOcialista
Ell GobernQdor INFERNO no recibe or
denes del General Nc. Intyre

Don Martin Travieso recibi6 a nues-
tro redactor con la afabihdad cor-
tesla que son en- el caracteristicas,
nos dijo que, 81 pesar de sus gestioles
nersonales v de los numerosos telesra-
mas que habia enviado a la isla, las
fuer2as de la Union persistian en- lie
var q efecto una manifestation de
protesta ocurr.a IN disturbio de fu-
nestas consecuencias para el pals, el
estaba exento de toda responsible
dad
Cuando preguntamos al distingmdo
politico cuales hahian sido sus gestio-
nes, nos entreg6 Ell siguiente despacho
te1egratico
"sr. Presidente de la Junta local,
Caguas, Puerto Rico.
Aconseio unionjstas Caguas Sc abs
tengan venir San Juan EN- manif29-
taci6n contra Reilv. Confio triunfo
iusticia 81 tenemos calma discretion.
Cualquier acto imprudenta perjudicar3
nuestra causa.
Martin TRAVIESO.
AIcqlde''
Copia de este telegrama fu6 envia-
dc, asinismo. al sr. Guirermo Yivas
valdivieso, de Ponce, V a otras per-
sonalidades unionistas de Ia isla.
No solamente he hecho todo 10 q. ho
-podido para que la anunciada contra
manifestation de Caguas no Sc lleve a
efecto, sino Que en- Ell tenor de que,
por encima de mis- deseos Y de los del
Jefe de la Union, Don Antonio r, Bar
cello. Sc realice, he cabIegrafatHO al
Bureau of Insular Affairs de
Washington, eludiendo toda responsa-
bilidad pidiendole aQuel Depart9-
meuto que ordene al Gobernador into
rino que suspenda ambas manifesto
clones termino dici6ndono3 el Ic1o.
Travieso.
Ell cablegrama que el Conltsionado
de servieio Publico envi6 al Negocia-
do de Asuntos Insulares de Washing
ton dice, traducido, 10 siguiente:
General Mcintyre,
Bureau of 1naul3r Affairs,
Washington D. G.
Rcpublicanos Y socialistas oTgani-
7an manifestation pro Reilly. Temo
contra demonstration cue Sc csta orga-
nizando contra mi consejo resulte en-
serios disturbios. San Juan esta sin 81
6cientes fuerzas pohciacas para su pro
tcccj6u, debidc bausr esta ausente
~ Guavama con motive de la huelga.
Decline responsibilities. Cablegraffe
irstrUcciones al Gobernador interino,
ordenandole suspenda toda manifesto
ci6n. Hay gran excitaci6n en- la Ciu-
(continta en- la 6a. pag.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
NEWPORT

Miss Violet G. Templeton, of Ar
lington, has returned after having
spent several days this week at the
home Of her aunt Mrs. John Temple
ton.
Under the direction Of the Keyport
Improvement Association a card
party will be held in the public il
brary on January 81 for the Eene-
fit of the visiting nurse fund.
Mrs. Joseph D. Bedle, Mrs. Phelps
Cherry and Miss Margaret BedIe
visited Joseph D. Bedle, a patient at
the Perth Amboy City hospital, yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Bedle Is now
gaining in a satisfactory manner.
Owing to construction changes the
Monmouth Lighting Company is
planning to cut out the light and
power circuits on Sunday, January
21.
Mrs. C. Leon Garrison and Miss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

arm"
Under the compulsion of that
sharp tone, those resolute eyes, and
that cleaning pistol, Bishop obeyed
without demur. Captain Blood
tucked his left arm through the
deputy-governor's proffered right.
Then he thrust his own right hand
with its pistol back into the breast of
his doublet.
Arm in arm they passed through
the house, and down the garden.
They passed out of the gates I'M
challenged, and so came to the mole
where the cock-bLat from tie Ara
bella was waiting. They took their
places side by side in the stern
sheets, and we're pulled away to-
gether to the great red ship where
Jeremy Pitt so anxiously awaited
news.
You conceive the masters amaze
ment to see the deputy-governor
come toiling up the entrance ladder,
with Blood following very close be-
hind him.
Colonel Bishop collapsed on the
locker under the stern ports, and
spoke now for the first time.
MAY I ask wha . what are
your intentions?" he quavered.
why, moth. lg sinister, Colonel.
I'll be getting back to Tortuga and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

Annie l.. Tilton will represent the
Keyport Literary Club at the -1ary
Fischer Home benefit at the Astor
Gallery, Waldorf Az oria hotel New
York on next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden will enter
tain the Thought Club at her home
Monday night.
The Quiet Eight met at the home
of Mrs. r. Q. Walling on Thursday
night when a lively session OF bridge
was enjoyed, the honors of the eve
ming going to Mrs. M. Lester Terry
who not only was awarded the prize
but also was presented with a special
gift from the hostess. A pleasant
social time followed the game dur
ing which elaborate refreshments
ments were served by the hostess.
Those present were Mrs. George A.
Campbell, Mrs. c. Leon Garrison,
Miss Helen Osborn, Mrs. M. Lester
Terry, Mrs. Rufus o. Walling. Mrs.
N. Hodgson Rosevear and Miss
Annie l.. Tilton. Mrs. George A.
Campbell will entertain the club on
Thursday. February l..
Paul G.. Zimmerman was the
guest of friends at New York Thurs
day.
Mrs. william A. Tilton and daugh-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
H0PELAWN

Edmond Lily, of Kinsey corner,
was a Metuchen visitor last night.
Michael Gabriel visited friends III
South River Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Reid, of Lea avenue,
was in Perth Amboy yesterday.
The Hopelawn, Keasbey and Fords
fire companies took part in a fire
drill Thursday night.
Quick intervention prevented the
flooding of the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. M. Choplar, when a water pipe
bursted open.
A. Weston, of Warden avenue,
was a New Brunswick visitor yester-
day.
Edward O'Brien, of Piscataway,
visited friends here on Friday.
Mrs. A.. Gruntman, of Clyde we
rue, was an out of town visitor last
night
John Jansisko. of New Brunswick
avenue, is visiting in Bonhamtown
today.
Frank Dugan OF South Amboy,
spent yesterday here on business.
49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
SPoTsWooD

George w. DeVoe is confined to
his home with a cold.
Peter Schweikert was a Trenton
visitor yesterday.
A. D. Appieby, former postmaster,
who has been at the Jefferson hos
pital in Philadelphil for several
months, is expected 10 return home
shortly.
Morris Shapiro is entertaining
relatives from New York over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vliet are New
Brunswick visitors today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lager were
Trenton visitors recently.
Abraham Allen of Matchaponix
road Is in Perth Ambcy today.
Clifford Egerton of South River
is visiting here yer the weekend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

ter, Annie L., spent yesterday with
friends at Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mas. S. =. Tilton, of
Flatbush, have returned after hav-
ing spent several days :his week
with the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Tilton.
The regular bi-weekly meeting of
the Guild of the Reformed church
will be held on Tuesday afternoon
at the parsonage. The hostess will
be Mrs. F. T. B. Reynolds.
The Girls Club of the Reformed
church will meet this afternoon at
the parish house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

II you are in business only one day o
week, have your Classified Ad printed
only one day a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
RARlTAN TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Howard Bloomfield was a
substitute teacher at the Clara Bar
ton school yesterday.
The confirmation class Of Our Re-
deemer's church met this morning
in the chapel.
Mrs. f. Steinmetz was a Perth Am
boy visitor last night.
Miss Edith Jensen attended the
party OF the Camp Fire Girls at
Perth Amboy last night.
Miss Anita Neuhoff, of Woodbridge
a teacher at the Clara Barton schooi,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

my buccaneers. So I've fetched We
aboard "a. a hostage"
my Cod" groaned the deputy
governor. I'VE . We never mean
that yen carry me to Portugal"
Continued in our next issue)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

Peter Blood stood in the pillared
portico of Government House, with
~unseeing eyes that were laden with
pain and anger.
He was aroused by the return of
the negro who had gone to announce
him, and following now this slave,
he made his way through the house
to the wide piazza behind it, in
whose shade Colonel Bishop and my
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

Every day Is some sort of a bargain day
to the wise shoppers who watch the
Specials at the Stores in the Classified
Section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

will entertain several pupils at her
home over the weekend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-30
All, See How
Plum Tree Is
Being Nursed
State Legislators Introduce Measures That viii Swell
Payroll Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars If
Vote Is Favorable.
Vote Is favorable,

Thousands of jobs-coSng Indiana taxpayers many
hundreds of thousands of doarswoud be through
passage of bills introduced in the Legislature during pres
session.
The jobs which members propose to range from
commission regulate the playing of billiards commission
regulating embalming
Here of the jobs proposed
Township road superintendents-1 OH jobs.
Board of chdren guardians in each couhty-about 800
jobs.
Juvenile court Judge in Lake county.
State boxing cOmmission-three commissioners en-
ployes
Motion picture censorship commissioners
and employees
County health nWses-nnetytwo jobs
Assistants to county road superinendents- -nnety-two
jobs.
State cOnstabulary eghyfour jobs appropriation
of $3OOOOO
Port commission Evansvie-hree jobs and an addi-
tional taxing unit with
edness
Board of commissioners inspect boers-ve COM
missiOners and employees.
State building commission-three Jobs.
Old age pension counties about
300 jobs.
State board of embalming licensing undertakers-
five jobs.
State billiard commsson-fve jobs.
County boards OF education-More than 1000 Jobs
State real commission-fve commissioners and en-
ployes
Atime county city health oicers-several hundred
jobs.
Additional indianapolis city Judge
Additional Marion County criminal court Judge
There is strong opposition of these bills many
members of the Assembly point as examples of the
method by which efforts being to spend money despite
pledges of economy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-30
BIZ United Press

BERLIN, Jan. 3O.-Huge anti
French demonstrations throughout
the Rhineland and the Ruhr this aft
ernoon answered the Tightening grip
Of the invaders.
Hostile outbreaks at Bonn, Dort-
mund, AK lie Chappell, Boheirn, Man
helm and other Rhine centers followed
announcement of drastic measures OF
repression to be inflicted by the French
army of occupation.
The invaders extended the zone of
martial law until virtually the entire
Ruhr and most OF the Rhineland was
under military rule. Moers, Homburg
and seven other cities were declared
in a state of siege.
Wholesale expulsion Of German Of
ficials was under way. More than
forty burgomasters and local authori-
ties were sent under guard to unoccu-
pied territory.
Antagonism of the populace in
creased with each new aggressive act
OF the invaders. Telegraphers and
telephone workers struck or mixed up
French lines of communication so that
they We're useless. Berlin correspond
ents refused to use mild language,
whereupon the troops cut all wire
communications with Berlin, isolating
the Ruhr.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-30
G. SUBPOENAED IN
HOLSAPPLET TRIAL
Rikhoff TeStifieS in Charges
Against PoIiCeWoman.

Sixty-two witnesses were under sub
poena to appear today before the
board of public safety to testify for
Miss Emily Holsapple, policewoman,
on trial on charges of inefficlency, in
subordination and failure to turn in
her badge, preferred against her by
Police Chief Herman T. Rikhoff.
Rikhoff testified that several times
Miss Holsapple refused to go on as
signed duties and made injurious
statements concerning him to news
papers and at the mayors office.
Ira Holmes, counsel for Miss Hols
apple, charged an effort had been
made to get rid of certain police
women by assigning them to bad
districts.
Judge Frank ], Lahr of Juvenile
court, said Miss Eaolsapples attitude
was not suitable for work in his court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-30
Measure Brought Up Despite
Certain Administration
Opposition,
CALLS ECONOMIC lCONFAB
Identical With Previous Bill
With Exception of One
Word,

BB United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-In the
face Of certain Administration oppo-
sition Senator Borah today introduced
a resolution urging and requesting
President Harding to invite all the
nations concerned to an economic
conference to attempt settlement OF
the reparations and kindred problems.
Borah's resolution was identical
with the exception of one word, with
the one he presented as an amend
ment to the naval appropriation bill,
and which he withdrew when Admin
istration spokesmen in the Senate as
sured him that a foreign policy was
being outlined which the resolution
might embarrass.
II he is to get an expression from
the Senate on his resolution, Borah
will have to employ strategy, he ad-
mitted today With the Administra.
ton opposed to it and determined to
stick to a program OF international
matters has no place, it win be diff
cult for Borah to have his proposal
considered.
Borah's purpose in introducing II
was two fold-flrst, to keep the eco
nomic conference idea before the pub
lie and keep public opinion alike on
it, and, second, to be ready should an
opportunity appear for senatorial
action on the question.
So far as is known, President Hard
ing and Secretary of State Hughes are
no more in favor OF Borah's plan today
than they were previously. Taking
their cue from the executive depart
ments. Senate leaders. therefore, will
try TO stffle Borahs resolution.