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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Soulful Sarah TUister
Is the Weeks Winner
Tinny Flivvers to Be Featured in New Crop
of Tongue Contorters

The following rules govern The
Stars tonguet twisting contest:
4 This contest IL open 10 every.
i . one - except Star employees
and their families. and the employees
Of other newspapers.
y Ever week Tho Star win
q. print tonguc.twister. Tho
coming week oil tongue.twistcrs
must refer. In some way. 70 nutomo.
biles. Every word must stnrt with
the sams letter. but choose your
own letter. a cash prize OF s25 VIII
be paid for tho best tongue.twister
submitted during tho week.
= All tongue-twisters must DO
~ original. Nentness will count.
Originality VIII count. Timellness
will count. No tonguc.twiHtcr In
barred because II II amusing.
a All tongue.twisters submitted
Re during the week must reach
this office not later than Saturday
noon. The winner ench week will be
announced the following Monday.
z The Tongue.Twistcr Editor
-. will be sole judge OF the con.
test.
= To compete. merely fiji in the
". accompanying blank one
word 20 each blank space. The
tonguetwister must DO based upon
tho general subject OF automobiles
y Send your completed tongue.
4 twister TO Tongue. Twister
Editor" THE STAR. Tongue.twist.
ers must consist OF only seven words.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
WORLD COURT
PLAN OPPOSED
Senators Object to Latest
Harding Proposal
(, .csgg,lss,. ~. v r'alssa rt'..l

tCcpyrisht isas. ~ United prrssl
| WASHINGTON. Feb. So Canvass
|cf the senate foreign relations com.
,nitiee and administration leadors 70.
bay showed opposition 20 President
1iarding's proposal that America Join
tho icsgue % nations world court
j. 70 strong there Is virtually no
ehance OF is being approved this
Nession.
Most Of the democratic senators
oppose The plan because they believe
she United States should SIT into the
eaguc with both feet or stay out. "
Many republicans are against u
because they feel Il is departure
from The policy az avoiding cntsngie.
,nents In European affairs.
Senator King. OF Utah. democrat.
To-day introduced a resolution % nti.
ficafion Of the world court protocol.
1t contained the four reservations
Euhmltted By Secretary % State
Hughes.
In a message 20 the senate satur.
DAY. the executive asked that assent
he given 10 American adhesion 10 the
frotocol OF the International ulbu.
nal.
Four reservations were suggested
BY Secretary OF State Hughes IN a
Better accompanying tho presidents
message. These Were:
l. That Il Il understood action by
the senate giving assent 20 the
courts protocol does not involve any
legal relation on the part OF the
limited States 10 the league ~ ma.
tions or tho assumption Of any ohli.
IEntions under the leagues covenant.
2 That the United States be civ.
an the right to vote IN the election
% iudges--a right now given only to
those nations which are members OF
the league.
s. That the United States will
pay It's fair share OF the expenses OF
THE court.
q That the statute OF the court
{ndjolned 20 the protocol not be-
srnended without the consent OF the
limited States.
The president Indicated that these
Irrservatlons would be accepted by
tshc court and the league OF nations.
Stating that -our deliberate public
cpinion today Is overwhelmingly In
favor OF our full participation. .
Harding urged that the senate take
kzcflon on his request at this session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PORT
STARTS ON PAGE |

purchased with public funds. Il
should remain private property.
In the face Of active opposition
from the board OF trustees OF tho
Seattle chainber-not 90 mention
the opposition Of strictly private
inicrests-Col. Lamplng finally
prevailed upon the shipping
board TO accept his point Of
view, with the result that Chair
man tA~l,rr sent him a formal
letter 81 acceptance late Satur-
day night.
Col. lamplng 4 now IN New York
where he viii spend two or thrc,
days, and then return 20 Seattle
The shipping boards action make
an anticlimax out OF the Chamber
Of Commences referendum vote OF
tho subject However. the rcfercn
DUN will he carried out-sltho Il
admittedly can have no bearing
now upon the deal.
Tho proposition IL stated as fol
lows In tho ballots. which wcr,
mailed out Saturday;
Referendum submitted 60 th'
membership Of the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce 20 APPROVE or DIS
APPROVE tho action OF the boart
OF trustees OF this organization In
opposing the proposed purchase b,
the port OF Seattle Of rs acres OF
waterfront property on whatcon
ave. known as Skinner 4 Eddy YAM
No. :, or the old Moran site"
All ballots must be In by Thuu
day. when they will be counted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
ASKS PENSION
FOR JURISTS

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2s.-old ags pen.
sions for superior and supreme eour,
Judges OF tho state are provided for
In bill introduced before tho senate
Monday by Senator Dan johnson.
The bin provides that any Judge
who shall have served continuously
for 20 years on either bench and
shall have reached the ago Of IS
years. IS 20 receive pension equal
to two-thirds his salary at the time
Of retirement. A pension Of one-haif
his salary win be paid to him II no
desires to retire ut the age OF SO. aft.
err having served for at least 10
years. The bill also provides that
each judge shall pay 10 tho county
auditor Q per cent OF his monthly
salary, to create a pension fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Lithuania, Poland
Negotiate Truce

WARSAW. FEB. 3s.-war b.
tween Lithuaaia and Poland. in
which the Influence OF eoyie, Rus.
STA l. seen behind the former. ended.
temporarily. a, icas, today when a
truce was declared and commission.
crs met and arranged pour pariers
regarding tho border dispute.
Poland. while negotiating with
the Lithuhnian-. has again asked
tho allies 20 help enforce the border
decree OF the league Of nations.
Lithuania's refusal to recognize this
line prueipitated warfare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
OLYMPIA FIEND
SUSPECT HELD
Members OF Attacked Family
Identify Photograph

SPOKANE. Feb. 60. ~ Clarence
Willis. suspected In connection with
tho brutal attack on the oIlare
family. Of olympia. win he returned
10 the state capital FOR further iden.
titlcaton. Deputy Prosecutor n. u.
Brown has announced horc. Brown.
after arriving here from olympia.
uuiEEed the prisoner. and later do
clarcd that the ease against Willis
looked strong.
The establishing OF, his identity
was made moro positive by The re,
ceiDt of a wirr from sheriff Charles
Jackson. of Thurhton county, stating
that all members Of the oHare fam'
lly have identified police photo.
graph Of Willis.
wills has expressed willingness 90
plead guilty 20 an attempted attack
on a syear.old girl here last week.
lie probably win make his plea today
and be given a long prison term. AFT
er which. Brown says he viii return
him 20 Olympia.
" NfNH NAiAN ANAANAANAH NfAstA - ~
early confession 10 tho o'llaro crime
and u becoming further defiant. ray-
ing he might as well tough Il out
and let 'em lind me guilty"
when arrested. here Thursday
evening. willis confessed 10 tho
o1Isre crime and 10 another spo,
kane assault. according TO the police.
lilo later denied his first story. CIV
Ing no reason for 20 doing
Tho crime for which the man II 20
be returned was committed at
schnoider's Prairie. near Olympia.
tho night Of September 2. 1899. when
Mrs. Kate o1Inre and her four
daughters wcro tho Victims Of ter.
riblc, insane assault Following the
crime. the entire Southwest Wash.
ing,on was In arms. looking Tot the
sSsallauf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
One Dead; so Hurt
as Trains Crash

CHICAGO. Fob. ss-ons man
killed and 20 injured when tho Rad.
ser limited. Of the Chicago. North
shore a Milwaukee railway. ;ele.
scopod two cars Of an elevated train
here today.
The elevated train was standing n,
"a station platform when the crash
occurred Officials declare tho wreck
was due 10 the fog. which prevented
signal lights being seen.
Fircmsn wero forced 20 uns their
axes 10 FREQ tho injured.
Tho man killed was Bert r. Clark.
o. Ottawa. Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
FAIL
TO GET YEGGS

NO trace OF the hank bandits who
burned their way into tho Redmond
bank early Saturday morning had
been found by sheriff or polica Of.
ficerr Monday morning. Sheriff
Matt starwich directed scrutiny Of
tho underworld Sunday. but failed to
locate any suspects.
The bandits. with their $1,000 in
loot and negotiable bonds. aro be
lieyed 10 have fled 20 cannda-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KIDNAPPING
STARTS ON PAGE

and she was lying on the back
seat with her eyes closed. and he
threw her out ON the ice and
then put me out OF the car"
A report OF the kidnapping was i'm.
|nediately sent police. and Assistant
superintendent Keeney took person
~ charge OF the case.
After a 2ihour search, authorities
arrested Willie Margon. Morgan
was lined up with rs civilians, and
Dorothy was taken to police head.
quarters. She was carried past the
pne. and as she passed Morgan she
Dreamed:
That's him papal That's himF'
Police grilled the suspect for many
hours. He denied the kidnapping and
gave an abb in which the police do
not place much credence. Blood
spots were found on Morgan's cloth.
ing. according to the police.
srThere Is no question In my
mind that Morgan IL the kidnap-
e.. Neither Il there any doubt
that Lillian was murdered" As
sfsfanf Superintendent Keeney
said today.
Morgan, according to police. TO.
piled to almost every question asked:
II don't remember anything; was
drinking liquor"
Dorothy today Is under the caro- of
= physician. The kidnaper. accord
ing to police. made an unsuccessful
attempt to attack tho child
Greeks and marshland In Port
Richmand. Kensington and Tacons,
where the childs body may have
been thrown. were dragged and
searched. Police boats today drag.
eed the Delaware river.
Assistant Superintendent Konney
believes that the abductor sought to
hide flis crime in the same fashion as
Sfhe crank" IL believed to have dis.
posed OF the body OF the Coughlan
baby two and half years ago.
Three other children who were
playing In front Of the Gilmore
home when the kidnapping took
place have identified Morgan as
the man who invited the two lit
tie girls to go for a ride, police
said.
Morgan viii be given a prelimi.
nary hearing today.
Police with sawed.off shotguns will
guard the prisoner, to prevent any
trouble, as tho residents OF the vIcin.
fly OF the kidnapping are talking
Slynching.'
Morgan, police said today, has no,
been formally charged with the kid
mapping, but that the case against
him will be completed at the finding
OF Lilllan's body. When poles
searched the alleged kidnaper's room
a revolver and letters that inumatec
he was formerly from Maud, Tex.
were found.
Mrs. Gilmore. mother OF sever
children, the oldest II years, was ir
q state Of nervous collapse today anc
was under care OF a physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
CLUB TO HAVE
PORT HEARING

An open hearing on the Chamber
OF Commerce policy regarding the
port ownership question WIN be held
BY the King County pcrnocratic club
in the Masonic club rooms. Arcade
building. saturday noon.
Mayor Brown. George r. Cotterln
and w. +. Lincoln win speak.
All organizations In sympathy with
munieipRlly-owned ports are invited
70 attend tho hearing. according TO
members OF tho club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
MASKED MEN
GO ON TRIAL

ARDMoRE. Okla. Feb. ss.-Nine
men. charged with being members
OF masked band held responsible
for the death OF Joe Carroll. who
was killed az his homo near hero tho
night OF December IS. 1881. were TO
go on trial for murder in the district
court today.
jeff Smith and J. n. c-Curioy'1
Smith. also accused OF tho murder.
were granted separate trials when
the case was first called several
weeks ago.
Carroll was killed In a gun battle
which took place after he refused 20
accompany a masked band that had
attempted 10 take him from his home
near here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Earl of Balfour to
Resign League Post

LONDON. Feb. 2s.-The earl OF
|Ralfour. who represented Great Brit.
Jain at the Washington arms confer
|ence. has decided to resign from the
league OF nations council. OF which
Inc Is the British member. at the
|next meeting. /. was reliably report.
led today.
I.ori Robert Cecil. who IL shortly
b visit the United States. probably
|Eiii be the earl's successor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26

OKLAHOMA C1TYs--John Whit.
tlcy. negro, WINS playing with his
old gray mule. Heads OF the mule
and the negro came together in
violent contact. The mule Is dead.
according to the report OF Grover
Gaines, policeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Typothetae and
AID Club to Meet

A Joint meeting Of the Seattle Ty.
pothe,ae and tho Seattle Advertising
club viii b held IN the Masonic club.
rooms. Arcade building. Tuesday
noon. Tho speakers win b Professor
Y. w. Kennedy. r. J. psrrins. @, Y.
Embrea W. n. Harrison. C. y. Fiah.
er and ]. G. PiAtt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Ask Police to
Find Lost Girl

Police were asked Monday 10 aid
IN a search for Madeline Brecken-
ridge, ff.year.old school girl OF Kelso,
who has been missing since February
~. She was last seen In company
with n soldier pnmed Blake from
Fort Lawton. according to informa.
ton furnished the police. She rs de.
scribed as feet inches tall, weigh.
ing ff5 pounds. dark complcxloned
md blue.eycd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26

WARRINGTON. Feb. 2s--snits TO
test the constitutionailty Of the Cali
fornia and Washington laws prohib-
Ting aliens from owning lands with.
in tho states were ret for argument
on April Is by the supreme court to-
day.
Tho laws are directed NJ japanese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
'Pape's Cold COMPOUND" Breaks Cold In Few Hours

second and third doses usually break
UP tho cold completely and end all
grippe misery.
"Papo's Cold Compound" In tho
quickest, surost relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug stores.
Ta5tos nice. Contains no quinins.
| lnsIai AQQA. REpa.T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
NAEaEDICO

CwHITINGs SOLUTION
is n scientific solution which
positively permanently relieves
Pyorrhoca. This famous solu.
ton not only destroys tho germ
but prevents tho accumulation OF
all Infections OF gums and teeth:
bleeding, spongy. puA.ridden gums
and loosencd teeth quickly 70.
stored TO healthy. normal con.
dition. Telephone Main 1880.
Spring Apis. No, 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26

MORE THAN 200 persons were
present Sunday evening, when tho
Sykes School OF Music entertained
the Lonesome club, OF Seattle. Tic
club viii be guesg OF tho Bright
School VI Dancing Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed.
upl Quit blowing and snufflingi Take
"Papc's Cold Compound every two
hours until three doses aro taken.
Tho first dose opens clogged.up nos.
trils and air passages OF head; stops
nose running: relieves headache,
Aullpesl fcYcrtuhItps. spQezInK. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26

An Investigator nays that on. Of
every 100 men. about 40 talk in
their sleep: among women mo figure
In %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26

Doctors and nurses by asroplane
In an innovation in Australian dis
tricts where families live far from
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26

and she was lying on the back
seat with her eyes closed. and he
threw her out on the ice and
then put me out Of the car
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-28
UNA SENGANA DE AMOR EN- FL
CINE "PUERTo RICO''

ComoQuiera que todas las mas nota
b.es peliculas, penas desembarcadas Ell
San Juan, son exhibidas en- ell cine
t'Puerto Rico, ell esplendido foSo
drama que ha causado una gran revoiu.
Ci0n artistica en- los Estados UnidCs
"Una semana de amor, sera exhibi-
do madana domingo en- aquel popular
cine de Santurce, donde Sc dan cita
los elementos mas numerosos y mas Sc
lectos do tan importante barriada.
"Una semana de amor" dejara r.
cuerdo imborrable, no solo entire las
damas, sino tambien entire los caba-
Ieros de Santurce, por tratarse de un
asunto lleno de intrigas emociones,
con un desenlace que todos ha 6e
prcducir intensa y poderosa impression.
Ell cine "Puerto Rico tendra una de
sus exhibiciones monumentales con csc
maravilloso fotodrama, que estan an.
slosas de yer todas las familias de San
turce. Advs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-28
ULTIMA HoRA
Ell MERCADo AzUCARERo ESTA
DECLINANDo EN- NEW YORK
(Cablegrama recibido anoche por
ssI,amborn V Co N,

(Cablegrama recibido anoche por
''Lamborn Y Co. y
'Viernes 27 de abril.-Mercado me-
nos fuerte debido que Ell Sr. F.
Olecht ha dado un calculo de la cose-
cha de Europa en- 18 OI0 mas que ell
al1o pasado. Ventas: 1900 sacos de
Cuba a fArbuckle Bros a 5i8 (8.41
P. r.; $4,000 sacos de Filipinas para
embarque fiote $50 la ''Natio-
nal Refining Co., de Nueva York y
$4,000 sacos mas de Cuba a ''Cold
Chaux y co.. de New Orleans. para
embarque en- JUNO a 5I8 (S.41 P. r..
Al cerrarse Ell mercado habia pequefias
ofertas de Cuba a 6 5Is y de Puerto
Rico, para embarque en- mayo a 8.41.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-28
EN- LA CAMARA

En- la tarde de aver Sc aprob6 en-
la Camara la Resolution Concurrence
No. 8, del senior velil1a. para solici-
tar del Congreso que en- ell nuevo ira
tado que Sc concerto con Espaiia Sc
incluya Ell cafe, pues con clio Sc be-
nefciaran grandemente los intereses de
la isla.
Sc aprob6 asimismo, ell prDyecto
de deficiencies por seis mil dolares pa
ra pagar los gastos que Sc hicieron EN-
la Mansion Ejecutiva, con Ell PROPOSE
to de habilitar debidamente las habi-
taciones del Gobernador.
El representante senior velilla, soli-
cito y fu6 aprobado, ell nombramiento
de una comisi6n del seno de la CANA
ra para que asistiera a la exposition
agricolo- -escolar que Sc celebrara en-
Vega Alta en- los dias de hoy y mana
ma.
Fueron designados los sefiores We
lila, Bahr, Hernandez, Fiz v Garcia.
La session fu6 suspendida hasta ell
lunes a las ocho de la noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-28
sENsAcIoNALEs DETALLEs ACER
CA DE LAS NEGoCIAcIoNEs EN-
TIRE Ell GENERAL CASTRO GIRO
MA Y LOS MoROs DE ALHUCEMAs

Madrid, abril 27. Omitted Press).
Empiezan a conocerse los detalles de
la ruptura de negociaciones con Alb
del Krim.
Los Jefes beniurragueles Sc entire
vistaron con el general Castro Girona.
en- una lancha, por negarse los moros
celebrar la entrevista EN- TERRA. Los
sde4egados de Ab-aeI Krinl pretendieron
concertar una inteligencia entire ell Sui
tan, Alb del Krim y Espafia, entendi6n-
dose que esta naci6n proteja Alhu.
cemas como Estado independence.
Ell general Castro Girona expuso las
condiciones precisas para negar un
arreglo, siendo estas, ell sometimiento
absolute de los moros, entregando los
cafones. A este Sc negaron los beniu-
rragueles y nocoyas.
Entire las condolences que expuso Alb
del Krim para seguir negociando con
Espana fgura la de no admitir min
gun Official ,espafol en- sus dominios Y
que las Mehallas sean pagadas por Es-
pafia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-28
Fl gObernadOr TOwnef enN6 aver al SenadO e|
nombramlentO de dom Carlos {. Cnard6n para
eI cargo de Com. de Agriculture y TrabajO
ntgeSanes CatS dgda pO GObenad los senOS Fed AbOy
apandOeS SS enunoaS epeCtH FL subOmEOnadO de Agricultural
senior Guerrero tene va preparada Su renunda

A Ia una media de la tarde de aver
fu6 enviado al Senado, por ell Gober-
nador Towner ell nombre de Don Car
los E. Chard6n, para ocupar Ell impor-
tante cargo de Comisionado de Agri-
cultura Y Trabajo.
FL Sr. Chardon, es el elemento mas
joven que ha sido indicado para ocu-
par un puesto en- ell gabinete de gober-
nador alguno. En- materias agricolas
es una reccnocida capacidad, pues es
graduado do ''Master of Agricultural
Sciences de la Universidad de Cor
nell, en- la actualidad desempeha ell
cargo de experto en- intermediates de
la cana, ell la Estacion Experimental
de Rio PieGras.
En- los momentos EN- que estaba sien-
do indicado para Ell puesto de Comisio-
nado de Agricultural y Trabajo, al Sr
Chard6n Sc lie hizo una admirable pro-
posicion para que fuera ocupar una
magnifca posici6n en- la Central Cam
balache.
Para dar una idea de SUI capacidad
y Gle su competencia, nos bastaria de-
cir que cuando ell Gobernador Towner
celebro con 6l una entrevista para dis
cutir su designation aceptaci6n del
cargo, Ell Gobernador le dijo que la
tnica objection que tenfa que hacerle
era que sentia Ell tenor de que 6l de-
clinara aceptar ese puesto. Parece que
Ell Gobernador, al asi expresarse, te-
MIA en- consideration que los conoci-
mientos capacidad del Sr. Chard6n
le ofrecian I'm mejor campo de acci6n
y porvenir fuera del Gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-28
ULTIMA NoTICIA

Debido al gran niimero de soIicitu-
Ges. ell lunes, dia 80 de abril, Sc abri-
IA un nuevo curse de TENEDURrA
DE LIBRos en- ell muy acreditado CO.
legio ROYAL GREGG. Glasses de dfa
y de noche. Curse de meses. Diploma
Ia termination del curse. Precios
nl6dicos.
Iambien Sc abrira un nuevo curse lie
TAQUIGRAFIA Y MECANoGRAFIA
Para 1nformes, dirfjase La SRA. Ma
FLA T. cAMAcHo DE ROBES.
ALLEN 80, SAN JUAN, P. R., Tel.
oo+ Veroe' Adv:
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r1ismo honor.
Mientras estos acontecimientos 81
dcsarrollan, en- los centros politicos ase
giyase que existe Ell ell seno de los re
pGblico-sociaHstas cierta agitaci6n d.
di;gusto y por consiguiente hablase CT
ell secreto de rozamientos entire elemeh
tos de la misma cepa, creyendo algurc'
que no transcurrira mucho tempo sir
cue Sc formulen ataques pGblicos, refe
rcntes a supuestas deslealtades que haL
IIalogrSdo ciertos compromises.
Y Sc cree que esas luchas entire de.
terminados elementos de arriba han df
arasionar sus respectivos simpatiza-
dcres, que ganosos de exteriorizar 81
adhesion hscia su amigo, no ocultarar
srs sentimientos, nj disimularan sus aps
rentes contrariedades.
Del choque de esas pasiones, dicer
los observadores politicos, pueden sur.
gir disidencias desprendimiento que
popgan en- peligro la unidad del Partl-
do
Es cierto tambien que muchos reru-
bEco-socialistas, a quienes hemos dido
hablar, no aciertan comprender Ell
mctivo que pueda estimular ese dee
contento e inquietud entire miembres
de colectividades que hasta hace poca3
dias gozaban de tai predicamento en-
el Gobierno. Esto, parece ser 10 que
intriga preocupa las gentes desapa-
sionadas, quienes Sc preguntan que es
10 que va a ocurrir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-28
fstd SiendO ObjetO de CIidadOsa con-
slderad0n una ifnpOrtante COmbina-
C6n judicial con e| ObjetO de cubrir
Ia flSCaEa vaCante, en- esta capital
Probabiemente el lunes pr6ximo quedard este
asuntO defnitiUamente resuelto, siendo los can
didatOS mas seguros, los Sres. D. Massari. r.
Gomez y B. Guerra -Mondragon

Desde hace varios dias existia, entire
los miembros de la judicatura. de esta
capital y de la isla, extraordinaria
incertidumbre respecto de quien seria
81 candidate mas seguro para ocupar
la fiscala de la Corte de Distrito pri-
mer distrito, de esta ciudad, vacante
por renuncia del Lcdo. Arrillaga, quien
la desempefiaba actualmente.
Muchos eran los candidates que We
nian ejerciendo sus inhuencias, al OBJ
jeto de entrar en- dicha combination.
y las Cortes de la isla hacian esfuer-
zos por conseguir mas ascensos, vinien-
do ocupar una de las dos fsealias
de San Juan.