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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
UN NUEvo DIARIo NAcIoNALIs-
ia FILIPINO EN- LOS EE. UU.

Washington, noviembre %. UNITED
Press -El Bureau de Propaganda FL
lipino en- esta capital ha comenzado a
publican un nuevo diario lie Repdbli-
Cd Filipina', Ell cual, como su nombre
10 indica, francamente Sc dedicara a
hacer propaganda activa en- los Esta-
dos Unidos por la causa de su pals,
especia,mente durante la pr6xinla cam
pafia presidential.
Ell magazine est$ dirigido por un
americana. Clyde H. Tavennar, invi-
tara colaborar en- sus paginas a los
mas prominentes estadistas del Congre
so americana que favorecen la indepen-
cia de aquellas islas.
Ell Bureau de Propaganda actual
mente esta conduciendo una sistema-
tica campafia independentista a traves
de todo ell pals. Esta Sc dirige princi
palmente contra ell general Wood, sien
do su principal argumento el siguien-
te:
''La causa real de la ruptura entire
Ell pueblo filipino y Ell general Wood
no es su orosici6n recomendar la in
mediata Independence, la que. todos
los tilipinos tan ardientemente desean,
sino su poKtica, oflcialmente expues-
ia, de privar sistematicamente a los
nlipinos de importantes poderes dentro
de su propio gobierno local de Que ac-
tualmente disfrutan, Y los cuales han
venido ejerciendo desde que Sc implan-
tara la ley Jones en- Ell 1915"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
UNA cARTA

Hemos recibido la siguiente carta:
Carolina, P. R., nov. 16, 1928.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. R.
Sefor:-
En- la edici6n No 1853 del periodi-
CO de su digna direction, aparece un
articulo titulado ''Esplendido Triunfo
del Comite Unionista de Carolina. En-
uno de sus parrafos dice Ell firmante,
"que cuando Sc disponia publican ell
segundo articulo hacienda elogios del
senior Jesus Ma. Casta1o, recibi6 or
denes del Comite Local para que sus-
pendiera la campana, y como unionis-
ia disciplinado no habfa querido pro-
seguir en- ello.''
Debo significarle que como Secreta-
rio del Comite Unionista de Carolina,
niego enfaticamente que Sc haya dado
ordenes a persona alguna, para sus-
pender o proseguir campaiia nj en- IA
vor nj en- contra de nadie.
Con gracias, Sr. Director, quedo de
I'd. atentamente,
Juan B. RODRIGUEZ.
Secretario del Comit5 Unionista de
Carolina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
HERIrAs DE cUcHrLLo

En- Bayam6n Sc desarroI6 una re-
yerta entire Pedro Agosto y Pedro Ro-
sa ambos, de aquella Jurisdiction, de
la cuaI sali6 Pedro Rosa con tres he
ridas en- el costado derecho que lie oca-
sion6 Agosto con un cuchillo que porta-
ba y que utilizo para atacar su ene-
migo, 'sis'
Agosto fu6 arrestado por aggression
grave y por portar armas prohibidas
senalandole el juez $500 por cada case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
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ns'an nspdo para eaaado pssti'as para .v.T
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
UN ULTIMATUM DE BELGIcA
ALEMANIA

Par's, noviembre %. Omitted Press.l
-Informes de Bruselas dicen que el
gobierno belga ha enviado un energico
ultimatum al gobierno de Berlin ext
gi6ndole responsibilities una fuerte
indemnizaci6n por el asesinato del te-
niente Craft.
Ell termino para responder las de-
mandas de Belgica vence Ell domingo
proximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
DECLARADo Ell EsTADO DE ST
ITO DE ALEMANIA

Berlin noviembre %. United Press.
-Dado Ell curse que toman los aeon
tecimientos en- esta capital, como en- los
mas apartados lugares de la republica,
Ell cancilIer Stresemann ha decretado
hoy Ell estado parcial de sitio en- Alema-
MIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23

UNA REAL oRDEN DECRETADA EN-
MADRID PRoHIBIENDo LA IMPoR
TACIoN IE GANADo ARGENTINE
Madrid, noviembre a. Omitted
Press )-En la Gaceta, Sc publica hoy
INA real orden prohibiendo la importa-
ci6n en- Ezpafia de ganado bovine, ca
primo y porcino procedente de la repd-
blica argentina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
Ell CONOCIMLENTO Is Fl GAMING QUE
LLFYA A La RIQUFA

oue sabe mas. tiene mas.

FL que sabe mas, tiene mas.
Ell dfnero no le vendra a usted solo; us
ted tene que ganarlo personalmente 81 sa-
be como. Este libro contiene 800 secretos
resueltos que le pueden ensehar la manera
de hacer muchisimo dinero.
El que no posee este libro Sc expone
perder mucho. Por 10 tanto cada uno de
ustedes que leen este que no hayan com
prado todavia este libro. deben pedirlo in
mediatamente. Este libro les economizara
mucho dinerO les ensefara ell modo de
ganar mucho. No importa quienes sean las
personas con tai que quieran haoer mas dinero.
Procuren conseguir este libro 10 mas prom
to possible. Con el aprenderan muchas
titles, aprenderan la Inanera de bas
tarse 81 mismos cuando tengan necesidad
de clio, aprenderan la manera de ahorrar,
aprenderan la manera de ganar dnero con
segurdad, aprenderan la manera de hacer
las cosas, y aprenderan que de ese modo
vieRe la riqueza, Este libro es una verda-
dera joya para todos, pues cue resuelve los
seeretos que mas interesan.
- Este libro Ase hR. impreso por la primera
vez en- espanol y 10 que contiene Sc explica
aquf
Este libro esta dividdo en- parties v
contiene las informaciones titles que siguen:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
Ell DR.. CosME DE LA ToRRTENTE
REGRESA A. Ia HABANA

Ell DR.. CosME DE LA ToRRrENTE
REGRESA A LA HABANA
Washington, noviembre %. Omitted
Press. )-El nuevo Embajador de Cuba
en- los Estados Unidos, DR.. Cosme de la
Torriente, lego esta Capital anoche
procedente de Nueva York Ell prominen
te dilplomatico antilIano saldra esta tar
de para la Habana, por ferrocarril has
ia Cayo Hueso viaja acompanado de su
prestigiosa familia.
Ell Ir. de la Torriente permanecera
una dos semanas en- Cuba arreglando
asuntos particulars, despu6s de 10 cual
regresara Washington, donde fijara
su residencia Official
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23

LOS ALIADcFs NO REPATRIARAN
All Elk KRoNPRTNz A HoLANDA,
PERo EXIGEN GARANTIAS DEL
GoBIERNo RELATIVE A LA vUEL
ia DEL KAISER A ALEMANIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
MAS CABLEGRAMAS

do a ambos paises sea norma para la
cordialidad que deba existir entire los
paises europeos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
UNA NoTA DE LAS NACIoNEs
ALIADAS A ALENIANIA

LOS ALIADcls NO REPATRIARAN
All Elk KRoNPRINz A HoLANDA.
PERo ExIGEN GARANTIAs DEL
GoRIERNo RELATIVE A LA vUEL
ia DEL KAISER A ALEMANIA
Paris, noviembre % (Cable Franc6s)
Las naciones aliadas han decidido hoy.
'nandar una nota a Alemania por me-
dio de sus Embaiadores notifcandole
que la Comision Interaliada de Con-
troll. reanudara de nuevo sus funciones.
Los representatives de las naciones
aliadas colectivamente. han acordado
anviar una communication en- Ia cual
Sc lie exige al gobierno alemAn pida al
ex-kronprinz su acta de renunciamiento
a ocupar Ell trono de Alemania tam
bien Sc lie recordara que seg1n ell Ira
tado de Versailles en- ningiin tempo v
halo ningun ,pretexto podra volver de
nuevo el Kaiser a Alemania. Las la
clones aliadas hacen igualmente res
ponsables al Gobierno actual a1eman
de todo intento de parte del ex-kron-
priz de. los actuales lideres del par
lido monarquico, para restablecer de
nueYo la monarquia en- Ell viejo imperio
aleman.
Esta es la primera vez que los ALA
dos han tornado acuerdo alguno con
respecto a la eiecuci6n del tratado de
Versailles, despues del celebre conficto
de silesia.
Sc cree que uno dc los que mas ha
trabajado para el mejor acuerdo entire
los representatives de las varias nacio-
nes ha sido M. Cambon todos estan
acordes en- concederle toda la gloria
que merece.
Ell GENERAL PRIMO DE RIVERA
!IIZo UNI ELocUENTE DL5CURso
QUE FUE CoNTEsTADo PoR oTRO
DE MUHSOLINI
Roma; noviembre %. Gable Fran-
ces Hoy ha hecho un elocuente dis
curso ell jefe del Directorio Militar de
Espaiia, general Primo de Rivera, Ell
que fue delirantemente ovacionado.
La amistad que siempre ha exis-
lido entire los dos paises del Mediterra-
neo Y el esp'ritu de fraternidad cor
dialidad, Sc ha estrechado mas atn con
a vista de los soberanos de Espafia
los Reyes de la Italia moderna. Hoy,
agreg6, saludamos al pals hermano no
solo en- ell gobierno, sino tambien en-
Ell origen de raza.''
M Musso'ini di6 en- nombre de los
Soberanos de Italia la bienvenida los
Reyes espa1oles Y al Jefe del Directo-
rio actual espafiol hizo votos para que
la amistad sincera que siempre ha uni
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-23
Ell RE1cHsBANK NO AcEPTARA

lii KEICdSBANk NO ACHFIAHA
MAS BILLETES
Londres, noviembre %. Gable Fran
ces)-El Reichsbank, ha decidido no
aceptar mas moneda que la genuina del
gobierno. Esta medida Sc debe que
sc propone disminuir ell enorme nfmero
de moneda intermediates que existe &C
tualmente en- Alemania.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15
CORRESPONDENCE DE new YORK.
Altos lfnpuestos

electoral, investigaciones cientifcas
de lujo y a mejoramientos, que Sc ca
lifcan de "sociales", pero que son,
en- realidad, 'socialfsticos"; inyesti-
gaciones y mejoramientos, de que an
ties SO encargaban las asociaciones
particulares, v los ciudadanos. aisla-
dos; y 10 hacian muchfsimo mejor que
pueden hacerlo los ofcinistas del Co.
bierno.
Los gastos de Guerra y Marina son
indispensables, puesto que esos son
servicios que correspondent al poder
pdblico en- todas las naciones y sin los
euales no esta resguardada la seguri-
dad deY pals; indispensables, tam
bien, los judiciales y los de represen-
taci6n displomatica y consular. En-
todos los demas, Sc puede cortar mu-
cto. y hasta llegar, en- algunos, a la
Suppression, sin que sufra ningan inte-
res 1egitimo. Abundan aquf las insti-
tuciones libres, capaces de sustituir
con exito, en- estas materias, la accion
del Gobierno; como la han estado sus-
tituyendo por largos amos, cdando Ell
Gobierno americana era mejor que hoy
porque gobernaba POGO. 6M
Por el establecimiento del tincome
tax, o impuesto. sobre; Ell ingreso;
ahora pagan contribution directa mi
llones de individuos que antes no pa
gabanjmas Que las indirectas. Esto los
obligara a ocuparse del empleo que
Sc da a su dinero; Sc enteraran de los
presupuestos y ejerceran preston en-
contra del derroche. .ea
Antonio EsCOBAR,' I,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15
DE La rE1BuNA DEL. pUBIrco
Al Jefe de Ia poNcia de santuIlrrcces. Ilrcs

Deseamos llamar Ia atencion hacia
los continues escandaios que Sc vienen
realizando a atlas horas de la noche,
por un vee:no, que segln mas senas,
es barbero. en- la parada 81, cerca del
sitio donde Sc encuentra- el culto pro-
testante.
Este individuo en- estado de enbria-
guez Sc levanta atlas horas de la no
che, insultando al vecindario y por con
s;g,iiente no deiandole dornir. Esto
Sc viene repitiendo muy amenudo sin
siquiera haberse aparecido por aque-
Hos contornos un policia que ponga
coto a estos lamentables escandalos.
Esperamos que el iefe de la Policia
-destine uno para que evite que estos
Sc sigan repitiendo. s
Les vscinos de Ia II.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15
TERMrNARA EN- AcosTo

Ell ingeniero senior Ramon Carbia Sc
propohe terninar el 80 de agosto proxi-
mo IA gran construction del edifcio de
los seaores Gonzalez Padin Co. Inc.,. GU
va mole de Z pisos Sc leyantara'por en-,
Gina de los puntos mas altos de IA cru.
dad Sc le esta dando Ia mayor activi.
dad a las eSpresadas obras a fin decum.
plir Ell contrato. gls
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15
lie gusta curarse con Ia Homeopatia?
\ POie MARQUINA, EDUARDO

En San Juan Cisto 20 consguc nmeros de los
sREMEDIOS ENSIGN" ali e ensehan emplearIos comhi
narlOs Las personas gzan excelene saud
los ihcs apdez todas doencas las ma
dres siemprc sDiprende el efecto de estos Remedies
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15

~ I'm ANUNCIO en- Ia Pagina Grafca es ii
mas practice para que los hegocios progresen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
SURVIVES BULLET IN
BRAIN FOR ~ YEARS

NEW YORK. Aug. 3O.-After car.
srying a steel-jaclSeted Mauser bullet
in his brain for twenty-four years,
John s. Gretzer, forty-eight years
old, died yesterday Of heart trouble
IN his home at South Ozone Park,
Queens.
Mr.. Gretzer, received his wound
In the Philippines In 1899 while
serving ash a private in the volun.
teers, The bullet entered his head
just above This. left eye and lodged,
as physicians described It, between
his larger and smaller brain.
When brought back totthe United
States, physicians took. what was
said to be lone OF the first X-ray
pictures int this country. They de.
cided that TO remove the bullet
would be fatal. Mr.. Gretzer had
been in the postal. service for
eighteen years and for the last
eight years had been an inspector.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
DA|RY|NEN
EXPECTED 1T
D. c. MEET
Thirty-nine Countries to Be
Represented Made
For Entertainments.

Plans for financing othe entertain
ment Of the thousand or more
dairymen who will convene here
October 2 for a two-day session
were practically completed at %
luncheon at the City Club yesterday
attended by the chairman of the va
riouS finance committees represent.
ing dairying interests in the Dis
trict Of Columbia and adjacent ter.
ritory. The luncheon was presided
chairman Of the local COMMITTEES.
win be represented by the delegates
to attending the National cOnven-
ton Of dairymen to be held at
Syracuse, N. T., on October is. The
washington conference 10 one Of the
late President Harding's ideas car
ried out through the cooperation Of
the executive committee OF the
American Dairymen's Association.
He had planned to address the
delegates. It IL expected President
Coolidge will address them, al
though this has not been definitely
determined.
According to estimates announced
today the entertainment Of the
delegates wfll cost the committee in
charge Of the local program APP
proxinately $4,000. While here the
delegates will be driven around
the city ana shown its historical
points Of interest," A visit to Mt.
Vernon also Will feature the en-
tertainment.
Leaving Washington at the con-
clusion Of the conference, the dele
gates win spend one day in Phila-
delphia en- route to Syracuse. This
will be one Of the largest gather
ings representing dairying interests
ever held.
During the Washington sessions
the delegates win be addressed by
a number Of Government officials,
including Representatives from the
Department Of Agriculture. At
the coming convention It IL ex-
pected definite action win be taken
to select a standard milk bottle and
cream containers as well as on q
number Of vital questions affecting
the sanitary handling Of milk,
Mich win become worldwide In
effect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
Best Way to Prevent Indefinite Bor-
roWers" and Just When You Need
Protection Most.

stealing an umbrella Is NO crime.
1t may not be q crime, but It's
darn announcement for the guy you
steal 1t from.
IL Is was a law to initial uTm.
brellas when they came into your
possession, some umbrellas would
be more marked up than totem
pole.
There used to be . guy that
wore q little umbrella attached 10
the top Of his hat.
He had the right idea.
He could check his hat and his
umbrella at the same time. Only
ne took q chance Of losing his hat
every time somebody thought OF
stealing his umbrella, but maybe
i umbrellas went. By head sizes
there wouldn't be 50 many sWiped.
TIP FOR ADVERTISERS.
It's . wonder 20 me that some
firm don't put out q bunch Of
cheap unlbrellaGs advertising their
business on the brim. Then tI1eae
Hght-fingerod umbrella snatchers
could como along and take one
ana repay the merchant for ad-
Vertisfng his goods.
"A guy WAGW no klkOE0 PRIDE gn1M
to. steal an umbrella Oughtn't to
mind . little thing like carrying
an adyertiseuleAf.
Maybe he wouldn't find e ont
Tor. . long time anyway.
And when he did he could leave
y In handy corner for some
other guy to get the rain drop on
e and the guy that gave the um.
breIIa its first chance would have
his business booming!
CHEAP ONES SAFE.
/ lose q good silk umbrella
about the second time / 70 ont
with Il, but believe me, the wool
and cotton one Pm carrying now
always comes back.
leave Il places and peOnle
come running after me for blocks
with e il II was q good one they
would be running tho other way.
4 met some people once thak
told me they owned q large UNI
brella plant. I said / would Ike
TO 60 through Il. They said e
wouldn't take long!
I thought they meant n factory.
They showed me q measeley ne.
tie rubber plant In their fiat.
would have referred to IL a
N elastic band, and invited them
to q concert!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
FOUR ARRESTED ON KLUx
CHARGE OF RIOTINC

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 30. =
p. r.. McKenna. twenty-four. and
James Mcintyre. thirty.three, both
Of Carnegie. have been arrested by
Allegheny county detectives on
charges Of melting to riot in con.
nection with the fatal fighting which
attended the ku Klux Khan demon
stration at Carnegie Saturday night.
Informations against the two men
We're sworn out by the county de-
tectives.
Informations were also sworn out,
and Michael Hays and William
Meacock placed under arrest. They.
too. were charged with melting to
riot.
The date Of the coroner's inquest
has not been fixed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
NOT GAERvVAR OF BARODA
WHO DIED. BUT HIS SON

LONDON. Aug. So.-A dispatch
to Reuters to Flushing says It was
not the maharaja gaekwar Of Ba-
roda, the richest prince Of India,
who died on a train near Flushing
on his way to the Holland city, but
the maharaja's son. Jaisingh Rao,
who was educated IN Harvard Uni.
versity.
The dispatch says the mistake in
announcing the rnaharaja's death
evidently was due to the habit Of
his son In travelling as the mn.
haraja. The correspondent recalls
that similar confusion prevailed
when another SON OF the maharaJa
died.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
BY FAY KING.

Nearly everything these days
has initials on.
Initials are embroidered on
shirts, stockings, sweaters and
blOusea. ! carved ON trees. tables
and monuments, printed ON Gig
arettes and embossed ON sta
tlOnery, and clanped ON cars. and
even tattOO0d on arms. But It
seems to. ma that the one most
important place for good big
initials h ON an umbrella, especial.
" Q cheap one.
How easy e would be to iden.
tOfy your stolen umbrella on q
rainy day when the guy that
grabbed Il out Of the corner when
tho thunder shower started up
raises 4, and right then and there
you see your own personal initials
barred 20 the world and yourself
in particular.
Many q bird . parading around
In the rain with o stolen or, to
put Il more delicakeIy, BORROWED"
umbrella. He wouldn't be 50
ready TO lend your umbrella to
somebody else, either, II the party
about to borrow lt said upon
opening r.;
WHAT "A JOLT.
why these aren't YOUR
initials ,yOl1ngs
I'm some States it 10 said that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
HUGO SHINES STARTS
PRINTIHQ OWN MONEY

BERLIN, AZ. S0.-Hugo SHINES
has added aneIhcr industry TO his
already lengthy liet-that Of max
ing his own money. The first notes
Of the SHINES issue are already IN
circulation In Berlin.
They are in denominations CT
900 900 marks, hear the flag, In
colors, Of the SHINES Steamship
Line and are signed by Hugo
SHINES, jr.. and by SHINES himself.
The currency Is guaranteed by two
Of the largest banks in Hamburg.
Many banks are also printing
their own notes, with the permits.
sion Of the government. a. q means
Of relieving the drastic currency
shortage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
ANGRY YELL oW-JAcKETS
DISTURB FUNERAL CROWD

CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 3O.-Aroused
yellow-jackets went on q rampage
at a funeral in the Prospect Park
Baptist Cemetery.
The mourners were much annoyed
and forced to step lively by the
presence Of large numbers OF the in-
sects. The trouble started when a
nest was rudeiy shattered by one of
the grave diggers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
POLICE BLAME MooNSHlNE
FOR SHOOTING OF WOMAN

JoHNSTOwN, Pa, Aug. 3d.
Said by the police to have been
crazed by moonshiEe liquor, Pat
rick Cummings. thirty-two. shot and
probably fatally Injured Mrs. Adam
Hammond, thirty four years old,
his sister-in-iaw, who interfere1
when Cummings attempted to shoot
his wife.
The shooting occurred In Mrs.
Hammond's home in Cresson, where
Cummings had gone to attempt to
induce his wife to return to their
home In Johnstown.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
BRIDE KILLED BY TRAIN
WHILE ON HONEYMOON

WRIGHT CITY. Mo-, Aug. So.
Mrs. Leroy Relford. Of Lexington.
KY. was killed near here when =
Wabash work train collided with an
automobile she was driving.
Mrs. RelfOrd recently was mar.
ried at LeavenwortE and was on
her honeymoon when the accident
occurred.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-30
ToadstooIs Kin Eighteen.

BERLIN. Aug. 80. - Nine mem
bers Of one family died from eat
ing what they thought were mush-
rooms. bringing the total deaths
from toadstools in Berlin within the
last twenty-four hours to eighteen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-04
BIG VOTE and
CLOSE CONTEST IN
new FOUNDLAND

st. Johns. n. F., May 3.-Reports
from all parts of New Foundland to-
night were that a heavy vote was
polled in today's general election in
spite of the icebound harbors along
the coast which made travel diff
cult. AS the electoral system in the
colony requires that the ballot boxes
in each constituency be brought to
the central station and their con-
tents counted there under the eye of
the returning officer. it was believed
that the result of the voting would
not become known for several days
Indications tonight were that the
race would close between the gov
eminent party, headed by Premier
Sir Richard Squires, and the oppo-
sitiOn. whose leader Is ]. r. Bennett,
who was q minister in the Cashin
and Morris administrations. Partv
feeling ran high but no disturbances
were reported.
The main issue of the contest was
a proposal submitted by the govern
ment that the colony guarantee prin-
cipal and interest of 100000 for
the establishment in New Foundland
by the Armstrong Whitworth Com
pany of London. England, of a large
pulp and paper industry. The British
government has agreed to guarantee
a similar amount.