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Evening journal., 1923-02-08
MARY GIVES
BIRTH TO SON;
BRITISH HAPPY

Continued From First Page)
mothers royal birth. is only a com
moner, with honorable" as his
only title, was doing excelIently.
A special edition Of the court cir
cular said;
Their majesties are gratified TO
announce that Princess Mary gave
birth to a son last night
The baby is a potential heir to the
crown as matters stand today. Al
though his royal mother renounced
her rank when she married a COM
moner. there are at present only
four sons of King George and
Queen Mary and the Princess Mary
herself with her new born son who
are direct descendants of the pres
ent reigning family.
The entire British empire Joined
in today's rejoicing National en-
thusiasm was strictly personal
nothing OF the sometimes perfume
tory official congratulations over the
birth OF royal child tinging the.
greetings sent to Chesterfield house
II was "our Marys" child, regard
less OF rank. that caught the popu-
lar Imagination. just as her renun-
citation or royal privileges by marry
ing outside royal rank, endeared
Princess Mary to the man-and
particularly the woman in the street.
Politics, near-and- far East crisis
and even football and racing. were
relegated to the background in to-
days news. tho one topic Of Discus
sion heard in the streets. cars, trains.
salons, factories. workshops and
homes being Princess Mary's baby.
Employees on the Lascelles family
estates at Hardwood and elsewhere
took a days holiday to celebrate the i
event for the Earl OF
Hardwood and his son are good I
landlords and employers and are
thoroughly popular and esteemed. /
The rest Of the nation proceeded /.
In wish tho best Of luck to the /
happy parents and the babys royal .
era ndfather and grandmother. King .
George was highly delighted over
queen Mary had for some weeks
devoted herself to those motherly
iuties which a daughter needs on
.uch occasions.
Family custom decrses that the
irst name OF a future Earl Of Hare
wood shall be Henry. II is under
TODD that Lascelles wants to chris
en- the infant George in honor Of
lis royal father-in-law. hut that
larry insists on the retention OF the
Id Lascelles name OF Henry. How
yer. George will probably be the
oy's second name (the fathers
anne Is Henry George and Edward
vill certainly be attached in honor
4 the Prince of Wales. Until his
ather inherits the Earldom OF Hare
wood the boys title will be simply
he Hon. Henry Lascelles.
Princess Mary married Viscount
on February %, 1922. the
CEREMONY at Westminster Abbey be-
ng made the occasion for a ire
nendous popular demonstration.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
TURKS MIGHT
ANNIHILATE
BRITISH in
ASIA MINOR

CONTINUED From First Page)
lsh armed forces total only about
$4,000 including 10000 Indian and
native troops.
In addition soviet Russia has an
army Of approximately 10000 in
The Caucasus which would be easily
moved to the support OF the Turks
In the event the Moscow government
decided TO night on the side OF the
kemalists.
officials here today were anxious
Nv scanning news from the Near
Fast because Of the threat OF re-
newed hostilities. The state De
partment was considering what or
ders should be issued to the Ameri-
ran destroyers now in these waters.
Although the United states will
be careful not to become involved
On anv way, the belief prevailed
that the destroyers would be kept
sn the Near East to protect Amer
deans whose lives and property may
become endangered.
AN official outline Of the compare
tive strength of the Turkish nation
uiists, the British and Greek mill
aary forces in and around the Near
Eastern war zone follows:
In Eastern Thrace the Turks
have 1900 TO 1900 trained troops
with from 10000 10 10000 in this
AREA organized in tentative secret
snits. The Greeks have in Thrace
srom 1000 TO 10000 men while the
british have only a small detach-
spsnt Of 5000.
In Asia Minor proper the Turks
have a combat strength Of about
rs 600 in the area or Ismid and
Rousa. between $1,000 and 10000
in the area OF Chanak and Smyrna
an the Caucasus about $4,000 ana |
sn the Iraq and Syrian area about
aL000. i
The British have detachment Of /
? OOe men at Constantinople ana
1900 in the. area Of Gallipoii and
Chansk.
In Iraq there are $500 British in
aantrymen and 5000 men in eight
cir squadrons.
The British force in this area is
9 augmented by 700 Indian troops,
about 5000 Iraq ievies maintained
nv the British and 1900 men in the
British army.
There are approximately 1000
British troops in Palestine with an
Indian force of 24O0. With the total
Russian force in the Caucasus APP
10000 troops. soviet
Russia as the result of her alliance
with the Nationalist Turks can be
counted on as a potential help to
ghe Kemalists. In addition to the
treaty OF 1921 between Russia and
there have been frequent
reports recently Of secret military
g greement between these two coun-
sries whereby Russia would sup
port Renal Pasha n the event OF
e war with Greet Britain.
This Russian force. comparatively !
close to the scene OF any hostilitiee, I
might at any moment be moved I
down into Asia minor TO augment
dhe forces OF the Angora govern
bnent.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
Wilmington P. 0.
SHOWS BIG GAIN

Continued from First Page)
spots OF any size is sweeping the
entire country"
The average percentage Increase
over January 1922 for the fifty cities
was 1914 The January percentage
gain is approximately double that
OF any other month since last July.
The New England states followed
the Middle Atlantic States IN gains,
with Lynn. Mass, reporting an in
crease Of 36.4O and Portland, Maine.
OF 1880. while Albany. New York
although. not in that geographical
division is nearby, reported a gain
of 2S.76 per cent.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
SCOUT CHIEF TO LECTURE

Special 10 The Eevning Journal.
RICHAR DSON PARK. Del. Feb.
S.-Frank A. Greenhawk. chief ex-
ecutive OF the Boy Scouts. will de-
liver an illustrated lecture on the
devastated war fields OF Europe in
the Methodist Episcopal Church to-
night. The public is invited
The Five Points Club will give an
oyster supper in the community
building on Saturday night. The
proceeds will be for the new build
ing fund.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08

Lemon Ice IL very simply made:
boil a quart Of water with two cups
Of sugar for twenty minutes; after
cooling add one cup lemon juice, and
freeze.
Pastry -four is best for cake max
ing. as IL absorbs less moisture than
bread -four.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08

duced a bill providing for a five
member Levy Court in Sussex coun-
ty to replace the present three
member sody. The bill would be-
come effective IL enacted in Janu-
airy. 1925. Il provides for the cleo
ton OF the FIVE members from the
five senatorial districts instead OF
al large as at present. The term
OF Office would be four years and
the salary $500 "A year.
In the Senate yesterday afternoon
Senator Moore introduced a bill pro-
viding for a minor amendment to
the State sinking fund law. Under
the present law when warrants Tor
payment OF principal and interest
on bonds and other securities in
which State money has been invest
ed, must be approved by the Gov
ernor. Secretary of state and Audi
tor OF Accounts. The amendment
would make It possible to issue such
warrants when approved by two OF
these officials.
Fix Voting Place
Senator Belts bill providing for
the care and maintenance OF blind
babies, was reported favorably.
Senator Moore will offer in com
mittee an amendment to the House
bill recently passed which changes
the voting place in the third cleo
ton district Of the Third Represent
alive District in Sussex county. The
original bill does not definitely TX
the location OF the voting place. The
amendment will fix the tenant house
on the farm OF p. II. Palmer. on
the road leading from Old Furnace
to Knowles Cross Roads as the vot-
ing place.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08

Each IS cent package Of Ola
mond Dyes contains directions so
simple any woman can dye or tint
her old, worn, faded things new,
even II she has never dyed before.
Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind
then perfect home dyeing is
guaranteed. Just tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to
dye Is wool or silk or whether il IS
linen, cotton. or mixed goods. Dia-
mond Dyes never streak. spot. fade.
run
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
EODEIGN ENCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Feb. Wnted
Press) Foreign exchange opened
easier today Sterling opened at
$4.67la: francs. .O61Si7; lire. .O4S3;
marks. OOPS cents.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
Fi1 Voting place
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY

DURANT- STAR STOCKING more
star Motors. Inc. stock viii be Of
fered on the Durant plan, after tomor-
row. II you did not get your allotment
at SIS a share, on the deferred pay
ment plan, get in touch with me at
once Ernest J. Otteui. 1911 Orange st.
Phone 5000 or 3670-J. febs-it
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
DOVER GIRLS, BOYS
WIN CAGE PLAY

MILFORD. Feb. s.-Dover High
school boys and girls basketball
1eams nosed out the Milford teams
ahere last night. Both games were
slose and exciting and the contests
3n doubt until the sounding OF the
Tnal whistle. Scores:
Evening journal., 1923-02-08

Earthenware mugs are more du-
rable in which 10 serve the chill
dren's milk. Very attractive mugs
may be bought-and they are wash
ed much more easily than glasses.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08

Spell out the names Of the
little objects. Then add and
Subtract as indicated by the
signs and resulting letters will
be the name Of messenger Of
the gods.
Answer 10 Yesterdays.
As there would be Just 50
spaces between 60 poles. the
distance between poles would
be 524 and 1853 feet.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
REAPPOINTS
MIR. LOUDERBOUGH.

staff Correspondent
STATE HOUSE. Dover. Feb. s.
Governor Denney yesterday announc-
ed the reappointment OF Edward b..
Louderbough as State Librarian
for two years The appointment was
sent to the Senate for continuation.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
SineS and WEIGH
FLORISTS

2f2 WEST EIGHTH STREET
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
Specially.
D. & A. 5672.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
LOCAL SECURITIES
Feb. $, 1928.

Feb. s. 1928.
Laird. Bissei and Needs, dupont
Building, furnish the following quo
tations Of local securities.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
Nm mrmoriam

In loving memory OF Edward f.
Crather. who departed this life one
year ago today:
So sad and sudden was the call
Dear Dads death surprised ms all;
For everyone he did his best
May God grant him eternal rest.
Sadly missed. Wife and Childreuf
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
Card OF Qhanks

We wish to thank our relatives.
friends, neighbors. employees Of the Au-
gustine Paper Mills and Wilmington
Lodge, No. /, Ancient order United'
Workmen, for their kind sympathies
floral offerings and use of automobiles
extended during our recent bereave-
ment
Catherine C. Farren and Family
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
BRAIN TESTS.

by Sam Lloyd.
Two Minutes 10 Answer This.
Evening journal., 1923-02-08
Another welfare Merger


Representative Nelson introduced
bill providing for the merger OF
the State Board OF Health. Tuber-
culosis Commission and the Child
Welfare Commission. This is prac-
ucally the same bill as the one in
troduced by Representative Petty
john on Monday. except that the
Mothers Pension Commission is not
included in the merger. The Mel
son bill without the Mothers Pen
sion Commission provides for an
appropriation Of $4,000 a year for
the next two years while the Petty
john bill fixes the appropriation at
$4,000 a year with the Mothers
Pension Commission included in
the merger.
The House adopted a resolution OF
sympathy on the death Of Samuel
J. Reynolds. Of Smyrna. a former
member OF the Legislature. The
resolution was introduced by Rep
resentative Slaughter. Mr.. Rey-
nolds died on February S.
Five Member Sussex Court
Representative Pettyjohn intro
Evening journal., 1923-02-08

Continued From First Page)
lsh armed forces total only about
$4,000 including $4,000 Indian and
Evening journal., 1923-02-08

Representatige Pettyiohn intro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Seeks to Make State
Install Stage Line

No decision has yet been announc'
Cd on the arguments OF n plaintiffs
motion TO amend his complaint heard
by Judge Jeremiah Neterer In federal
court Monday IA the auto bus line
cuso OF a. j. Buck againbt 70. ".
Kuykendsll, state director Of public
works.
Tho court recently ruled against
Buck in his suit 10 compel fayogable
action from the board OF public works
on a petition for certificate Of me-
ccEsty to put In operation a bus line
from seattlel 10 Portland. ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Council Gives Flood
Victims No Payment

The expected council consideration
OF u proposed ordinance TO npproprl,
alto SiTs,o0o with which TO pay claims
for damages against tho city arising
from the Cedar river flood az Boxloy
canyon In 1918. fallod TO mntcrlnllsc
ut Monday'a session,
II Is believed tina, opposition In tho
council TO the measure has grown
since n committee OF the whole np.
proved the ordinance some time ago,
The claims had previously been
fought thru the courts, with legal
victory for the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Funeral Wednesday
for Alki Pioneer

Funeral services for Armory Bell
90, pioneer AK grocer viii be held
az 2;90 y. m, Wednesday at tho Wash
lngton Cremation society mortunry
AT Nj. Pleasant ccmetery. He died
Monday at his nome. 1854 Alki ave,
whore he had lived 80 years.
Bell N survived by his widow,
Minnie NJ. Bell. sistor, Mrs. q. A..
Meyer OF California; two brothers. DR..
Charles H. Bell OF Dixon, Cal, mud
w, II. r. Bell of Semitic,
lie was n life member OF Seattle
lodge No. o2. order Of Blks, and n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Band Fraternity to
Banquet Sousa Here

Kappa Kappa Pal, the univoraity
OF Washington honorary band fra.
ternity, win give dinner to John
Philip Sousa, famed band director
December ~ av tho l.. C. Smith
building restaurant, Sousa IA Hohed
nled TO appear with his lo0.plcoo hand
hero both afternoons and evenings OF
December 20 and VI at the Metropoll,
tan theater. Sousa IL an honorary
member OF the organization. which is
tho only national band fraternity In
existence,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
You'll Have TO Be
Some Dancer Here

Former Montnnana will utngc u
charity benefit dance at Moose hall
Tuesday night IN preparations for
Christmas cheer for seattlo's unfor
tunatc.
A special program has been slated,
the dances to Include tho Treasure
State waits, the a. G, NJ. the Column
bia Gardens. the Butte Miners strug.
gle, the Iiayre Chinook the Pack
Saddle. the Mucker's Special the
shelby MlHtakc the Anaconda Gallop,
the Ycllowatone Glide, tho Mincra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Attorney Here for
% Years Is Dead

Funeral arrangement wcro being
completed Tuesday for judge Horny
r. Moore, Seattle attorney for rs
Years, who died Monday NJ the homo
n daughter Mrs. William pcyllng.
eSoi Eighth ave, n. Il. Judge Moore.
70. Is survived by three daughters
and a son; Mrs, noylinE, Sister ce.
celia Maria OF Seattle; Sister Mary
Fladla, st, Josepn's hospital, Belllng.
ham, and Henry r. Moor, Jr,. OF
Walla Walla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
soft" Drinks Were
Hard" Agents Say

Descending upon SOFT drink pnr.
ior at 10t Pine Ht, shortly after noon
Monday, federal dry agents confIn.
Gated u small quantity OF moonshinc
liquor and arrested NJ. O.. connor aud
Henry DlodrIchs, they reported. The
two men were held pending hearing
before Il United states commissioner
Union Blues. the Sage Brush and
rrlokly Pears and n score more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Clown to- Entertain
Crippled Children

George IIapncford. brother Of the
famous "poodles' IIanncford. clown
rider and his successor since
'Poodlcs' has forsakcn the circus
ring and the New York Hippodromo
for tho motion picture screen. has
agreed TO perform for the children al
the Seattle orthopedlc hospital Wed.
neaday, He ~ appearing AT the Pan.
tngca thoater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18

member Of Seattle camp no. 60.
Woodmcn Of the World.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-26
Revista Mensual deNegocios

La situaciGn crtydnjerd y Cl conner
ci0 crtcrior dmcIicano-La perspec-
tiva dc los ncgOcios en- los EstadoS
Unid0s Ell la actualidad no puede juz-
garse solamente desde el puntO de Wis
ia dom6stico Ticnen lugar en- Euro
pa acontecimientos trasccndentales,
cuyos efectos pueden traer las mas
seriaS consccuencias. Los aconteci-
mient0s que So desarrollarAn durante
los pr6Ximos meseS pueden afectar la
vida V zanzibar los destinos de una
partc importantc del mundo por mu-
chas gencraciones. FL movimicnto
contra cl comcrcio librc ell Inglate-
rra V Ia Conierencia Imperial que
tiendc a accrcar mas ecOn6micamentc
los DominiDs del Imperio, son dos
fact0gcs quo afectan directamente
nuestra polftica sobrc tarifas Y al fu-
turO del comcrcio exterior de este pals
(COntiHHdrd)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-26
JOSE vAZQUEZ, FUE ABSUELTO
EN- AAIBOS CASOS

El lunes por la mailana terminarOn
de verse en- la corte municipal de San
Juan secci6n primera, los dos juicios
contra Fl joven Jose VdZquez, emplea-
do de la firma de Gonzaliz padfn Co.
Inc, en- virtud de dos denunciaS que
le fueron folmulatfis por un delito dc
acometimiento aggression con clrcuns-
tancias agravantes Ell la persona de
las senoras Domitila Y Josellna Mar
canO.
FL Lcdo. Celcstino Iriarte abogado
dc la referida firlna, defendi0 al acu-
sado.
El juez INFERNO de dicho tribunal
Lclo. Jose S, Ayhar. despu6S Gle habcr
dido toda Ia prueba de cargo y des-
cargo, Sc reserve el fallo, cl cual rim
di6 las tres de In tarde del mismo
lunes, absolviendo librelncnte al acu-
sado en- ambos casos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-26
Lean los Enfermos
del Est0mago

Son innumerables las preparedness
que Sc recomiendan para los trastor-
nos intestinales, La PEPSINA Y RUI-
BARBO DEL DR.. BOSQUE, es for
mula, tan logica que Sc recomienda
por 81 sola y sc abre paso por sus pro-
pios meritos, la Pepsina estimula el
jugo gastrico, y el Ruibarbo actua So
bre el higado. Para los casos de dis
pepsia, acidez, desordenes intestinales,
malas digestiones, la Pepsina y Rui-
barbo del DIR. Bosque dara un result
tado siempre satisfactorio. Una Gu
charita un cuarto de hora antes de
las comidas, disuelta en- medic vase
de aqua dara, el resultado apetecido.
Preg1ntele 4 su medico. La Pepsina
y Ruibarbo Bosque, esta la venta,
en- todas las farmac;as de la isla, y
principalmente, en- las droguerias CO.
mo'la P. R. Drug Co, de San Juan Y
Ponce, j. NJ. Rlanco Inc, Sierra Cara
bis, Arecibo Drug Co., Manuel Marin
de MayagJez. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-26
EDICTO.

POR CUANTO:-Los demandantes
arriba expresades por medic de su
abogado Lcdo. A. r. de JESUS, presen-
taron ante esta Corte una demanda
por ell Procedimiento Executive Hippo
tecario contra los demandados Gabriel
)Blanco Diaz y Teofila Martinez en- Coz
bro de un credito hipotecario por la
cantidad de $234.00 des principal,
$138.22 de intereses devengados y
$75 para costas y honorarlos lie abo-
gado asegurados con hipoteca sobre la
siguiente finca: #6
Solar que mide 276.G} metros
cuadrados, en- la Seccion Sur del
Barrio de. Santdrce, t6rmino muni-
cipal de San Juan; en- lindes por el
Norte con Cecilia Cepeda Vda. de
Nieves; por el Este con terrenos de
D. Wenceslao Bosch; por el Oeste,
cue es el frente, con la Gale Euro
pa y por el Sur con Bernabe Che
Waller o Sabalie."
POR CUANTO:-No residiendo los
demandados en- el Municipio de San
Juan y hallandose abandonada la finca
hipotecada y no teniendo los deman-
dados apoderado reprcsentante al
guno que los represente, la Corte ha
ordenado en- cumplimiento del Articu-
10 All del Rcglamento para la Eje-
cucion de la Ley Hipotecaria que pu-
bliquen odictos una vez por semana
durante treinta dias en- el diario Gel
impartial" requiriendo los deman-
dados para que en- ell termino de 80
dias contar dc dicha publication
paguen a los demandantes las canti-
dades antes expresadas, apercibidos
de que de no verificarlo Sc procedera
a la suhasta del inmueble hipotecado.
P0R TANTO:-y en- cumplimiento
de la ameritada orden de la Corte,
para su publication en- ell diario "El
Imrarcial', expido el presente bajo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-26
Losque dice rLa Prensa'', de New
York.

La reaction producida en- los Esta-
dos Unidos por ell mensaje del presi-
dente Coolidge al congreso, ha sido
excelente. En- todos los sectores de
opinion impresiona favorablemente la
resolution con que declara su criterio
en- cada uno de los problemas funda-
mentales que la repIblica debe abor-
dal en- el proximo periodic legislative.
No hay en- ell texto del mensaje nj
un solo parrafo en- que la habilidad
del politician Sc sobreponga a la
sinceridad del gobernante, Y aun-
que, haturalmente, muchos de los
puntos de vista del presidente no son
los mismos de gran parte de la OPT
nion,y Sc. reconoce unicamente la vi
5brante tbuena fe con que Ell jefe del es7
tado trata de llegar la solucion de
las cuestiones que ell congreso va a
examinar,
La tan discutida concession de -un
bono a. los exmilitares de la gran
guerra recibe Categorical negativa en-
ell mensaje. El presidente Sc opone
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-26
FL F: Mensaje del Presidente Coo
.hdge Sc comenta favorablemente

a la concession resueltamente sin
lambages. Coincide con la opinion ca
81 unanime de fnanciercs, economis-
tas, industriales y comerciantes en-
considerar la abrumadora carga que
echaria ese bono sobre las espaldas
del contribuyente injustif1cada y, al
fin, contraproducente para los mismos
/ bcneficiadores de la dadiva.
En- cambio, la reduction en- ell tipo
actual de los impuestos, aconsejada
por el secretario del tesoro, Mr.. Me-
Hon, uno de los hombres mas capaces
de la presente administracion-es apo
yada con especial enfasis por 'el pre-
sidente. Coincide, tambien en- ESQ,
con Ia mayoria de los peritos econ6-
micos, opinando que la taxacion ac-
tual perjudica directamente al poder
iproductor de la naci0n y, por ende,
dana los intereses del mismo fisco
que con un tipo mas elevado dc inn
puesto, recauda menos de 10 que reci-
biria con impuestos mas proporciona-
, dos.
| Ell reconocimiento de Russia Sc con-
sidera unacceptable. Sc afrma el de-
SEQ de los Estados Unidos de perma-
necer armados en- forma adecuada pa
ra atender rapida y eficientemente a
su defensa-como equilibrio las IL
nitaciones impuestas por recientes
tratados. Y Sc muestra Mr.. Coolidge
,opuesto al sostenimiento de la mari
Ira mercante por ell gobierno, preco-
lniZando la necesidad de vender a in
tereses privados los buques propiedad
! de. la nacion cuya exploitation solo
lie produce enormes perdidas.
En- conjunto, el mensaje es un alar-
de dc buena fe, de sinceridad, Gle va
Tor y rectitud en- cl presidente. Por
ESQ ha producido tan extraordinaria-
,mente unanime y buena apresion. Es
luna declaration de principles hecha
a Ia faZ del pals. Con resolution y
sin reservas, presenta ell programa
de la administration la discussion
pdblica abertamente y es evidente
que la reacci6n, en- general, ha sido
grata para el iefe del estado.
Mr.. Coolidge .ha sido hasta ahora
considerado-por unas otras razo-
/ nes-como inferior a Ia representa-
cion Official que desempena por acci-
dente. En- los preliminares de la cam
paia electoral que Sc egboza va Sc le
veia por los "expertos" presldenciales
como figura de segundo termino, con
cscasas probabilidades de atraer un
satisfactorio contingente de electores
a favor de Ia reelection. Pero el men,
safe parece haber cambiado, dc golpe,
Ia situaei6n. Sc cree ya que Mr.. Coo
lidgc puede rcsultar un candidate dc
cmpujc personal decisivo. X hay quicn
cmpie2a a penaar que, triunfante en-
la pr6ximas elecciones presidencia-
les. Mr. Coolidge cnpacitndo por Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-26
| Yea la edicion gra
flea de los SabadoS.
UNA LLAMADA URGENTE

SpASA. usted tortu-
"a RADIO con asperos y
fastidiosos dolores de
'espalda, o con agudos
dolores como corte de
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