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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
ALLOW
CITY TO Have
OWN SYSTEM!
Comes as
Move in Fight
Against Higher
Tariffs Here

An initiative bill 10 be voted
upon by the people Of the state
nj the next election. providing
municipalities with authority 20
own and operate telephone com
panics and 10 condemn such
properties that occupy streets
without franchise protection. IA
bcing drawn by Corporation
Counsel r.. J. L. Kennedy.
Kennedy announced ThurBdny
that he has begun work on tho bin
which. wlsen completed. VIII BE- sub.
mlttcd 70 this city attorneys OF spo.
kane and Tacoma for approval AZ,
ihe meeting ot attorneys lighting
tho increase IN phone rates. which
was held at olympia last week.
Kennedy was commissioned 20 write
tho bin.
Tho measure win provide that
telephone properties may 10 con.
dcmned when II can 10 shown that
they are occupying public streets
without franchise protection. Ken.
needy aaId. Such property may be
condemned and bought in for It's
junk value instead Of its utility
valr.
Under existing state laws the city
does not have authority to operate
n phone system. According 10 Ken.
ncdy tho object Of the blll Is TO
pave the way for operation OF the
phone syHtems OF the state by the
various municipalities unless the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
drops its rate figh, and grants other
concessions under new franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
OFFICER
Sent HIM TO
DR.. SHANNON.
Clausen Tells Of
Arrests in Other
Cities; Nearly
Collapses!

Details Of the police frame-up
which resulted in the arrest Of
DIR. w. A. Shannon on a charge
OF violation OF the narcotic laws
were told from the twisted lips
OF Walter Clausen, confessed
dope addict in Judge j. T. Ron
aids court Thursday.
Clausen. fingers twitching ner
vously at his nostrils under the
biudgeoning cross examination of De-
Tense Counsel John Dore, said that
he had been In jail thee hours when
he was released to buy the dope.
Detective n. p. Anderson OF the
narcotics detail gave him the
marked bill and with Williams, Col
lier and Deputy Prosecutor Bert
Ross went TO the Cobb building
and waited for the addict to make
the purchase. he testified. They
then placed DR.. Shannon under ar
rest.
What did you tell DR.. shannon7~
Dore Questioned.
II told him wanted some
morphine. ] said wanted all
l could get, and gave him IS
bill. He gave me six quarter
grains and two dollars in
change" CIausen replied.
rs this what he gave you said
Attorney Dore. holding the white
powder close UP under the nostrils
Of the witness
Yes"
The prescription. wrapped in q
prescription blank with the names,
Drs. Shannon & Shannon across tho
top. was handed TO the Jurors for
examination.
The jurors were admonished by
the court to handle the package
carefully and not to spill the con-
tents
Clausen admitted that he has
been arrested in Portland, Seattle,
Tacoma and Astoria, Ore, for be-
ing a narcotic user. He admitted
that he has been an addict four
and one-half years and that his
wife, whom he married four years
ago finally acquired the habit.
Was she an addict them" Dore
queried.
NO"
when did she get the habity"
About Is months ago."
At one time Clausen after
being prodded by questions, sank
back i'm his chair, his jaws work.
ing and his hands grasping the
arms Of the chair as he strove
TO control his emotions.
when you were in Jail in Port.
land the police there treated your
wife in an attempt TO cure her.
but they didn't consider you worth
curing. did they?" bore asked.
Clausen glared buck an audible
answer.
Clausen admitted that he served
time for the theft OF a watch whik
he was employed in Tacoma
On the day preceding the ar
rest OF DIR. Shannon, Clausen
also admitted that he and his
wife were begging on the streets
OF Seattle and that the money
was used to purchase dope.
Clausen is the first witness call
ed by the state. Other witnesses
will be Captain OF Police Collier.
Detectives Anderson and Williams.
and Deputy Prosecutor Bert Ross.
The defense, according to Attor-
ney Dore. will FLOOD the court
room with physicians" and In adj
dition will place several police Of
ficers from Portland and other
towns to testify as TO the char
acter and past OF Ciausen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22

celebration Friday and Saturday for
alumni OF the University OF wash.
ington. Miss Morrow. with two
other goods, Esther seabury and
Marjorie Beuten. flew high above
the city in Boeing Airplane com.
pany seaplnne driven BY Pilot Null.
len.
The flight OF the three women
students was made as a publicity
measure for the Homecoming" cele.
bration which will be brought TO a
climax Saturday afternoon ut the
football game between the Unlver.
sity OF Washington and the Wash.
ingion State college elcvens. The
plane scared over the watching pc.
destrians while the three girls let
tt1urn TO Page 6. Column -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
YOUTH INJURED
IN CRASH DIES
Brother in Hospital; Auto
Hits Street Car

Fatally injured Thursday
morning. when the auto in
which he was riding with his
brother. LOTUS, crashed into n
Green Lake street car at ". 55th
st. and Stone way. Percy +. At.
lSins. 90, died in the city hospital
Thursday afternoon.
The brother. who also was Injured
in the crash. was taken TO the Minor
hospital in a serious condition. but
with excellent chances for recovery.
The two boys were on their way
TO work on small bug automobile
driven by Percy Atkins. Owing 10
the fog they did not see the street
car and crashed into It head.on.
LOTUS Atkins said the street car
came out OF the fog like bullet"
making II impossible TO avert a col.
lision.
The crash was heard for blocks.
The auto was wrecked and the two
brothers were thrown into the
fNahNN ivy was hAintNtu u0tOns
scious, receiving q fractured skull.
a broken leg and internal injuries.
LOTUS was found to be suffering
from a lacerated hand. badly
bruised shoulder and injuries to his
head.
AS soon as possible the injured
boys we're taken to hospitals. Percy
failed TO regain consciousness.
The brothers lived at SO22 Burke
ave. with their widowed mother.
Mrs. Henrietta Atkins. Besides the
two boys. there Is an older brother.
Robert, employed by the Henry c.
Ewing Co, and n sister. Emmallne
who works at the Bon Marche. Per.
cy was employed by the Ernst Hard.
ware Co, while Lotus Is employed
BY the Alaska Steamship Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
Watson Threatens
to Jump Into Race

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov, IL
James T. Watson. United States
senator from Indiana. today thvat.
enod 10 enter the race for the re.
publican nomination FOR president.
Aitho declaring he would make
no formal announcement OF his
candidacy until he had conferred
with party leaders in Washington.
Watson indicated he might enter
the field "if for no other reason
than TO keep the Indiana delegation
from Hiram Johnson"
johnson Will not have lndIana's
delegates without stiff opposition"
Watson declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
JAP EXODUS ON.
PACIFIC COAST.
Seen BY TOKYO.
Alien Farmers.
to Go Back Home,
japanese Press.
Says
BY CLARENCE DUBOSE


UNITED Press staff Correspondent
TOKYO, Japan, Nov. o.
An exodus of Japanese from
the United States was fore
seen by the press of Japan
today as the immediate result
of the decision of the Ameri-
can supreme court holding
constitutional the California
and Washington anti-alien
land Legislation.
News that the American
court had upheld the laws
which, in Washington and
California, make land-owning
by Japanese impossible, and
in addition make it impossi-
bic for Japanese in California
to hold stock in land-owning
corporations, lease land or till
property under cropping
contracts" was received calm
ly here.
There was practically no
bitterness shown in the press
comment.
All papers seemed to agree,
however, that Japanese farm
ers now in the United States
would begin coming home or
moving to other places.
The press expressed gen.
eral regret at the stand taken
by the United States.
More about Jap issue on Page q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
Girl Flies High to
Tell Sea title of
Homecoming"
BY LELAND HANNUM
'FWELcoME Home, Alumsr'

W That is the printed message
ralned down on seattle's business and
University districts at noon Thurs.
day by Miss veida Morrow. 40 W.
s5th St, chairman Of the committee
on arrangements for "women's Col.
lego Night" entertainment az a part
Of the annual Homecoming Day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
7 MEN KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
IL Others Hurt in Wreck OF
Sugar Plant

NEW IBERIA. La. Nov. "a
Seven men were killed and IL
others injured IN tho explosion
which wrecked the Vida sugar re-
finery. near here, according to a
checkup today.
sydney and Oscar Broussard.
nephews OF United States Senator
Brousrard. were among those killed
by the blast. They managed the
vida plantation.
Cause OF the explosion was not
determined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
Condition of Auto
Victim Is Serious

Robert Renfro. Q. who was injured
Tuesday In an auto accident. was re.
ported to be in serious condition at
the Virginia Mason hospital Thurs.
day. The boy was crushed under the
wheels Of truck driven by Nils
schonIng, 1903 gath ave. n. at 10Th
ave. y. and Crescent drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Nov. "a
one man was killed and another in.
lured when the Corning mill ut the
Grasselli Chemical company at
Quaker Falls. near here. blew up to.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22

an orchard on the outskirts Of Cory.
Rifles. reviewers ana suwed.o off shot.
guns were used III the battle. The
mistake was not discovered until
both groups had emptiod their guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
POSSES CLASH;
FOUR ARES SHOT

BARzIL, Ind, Nov 22.-Four men
were seriously injured in gun bat
tic between n citizens posse and four
Clay county officials when the two
groups opened fire on each other by
mistake during bandit hunt near
Cory, 10 miles southwest of here
early today.
The two groups were hunting for
an automobile whlch, Il was believed,
was driven by bank bandits planning
TO rob the Cory State bank.
The two posses met after dark In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22

Quick has been specializing
for years. He was former
editor Of Farm and Fireside,
and played an important role
in establishing the farm loan
bureau under the Wilson adj
ministration. He knows where
of he speaks. Turn to his
first story. On the Editorial
the others!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22

farmer is in the condition he
is, WHAT makes the ques-
ton of agriculture the great
est problem facing the govern
ment and HOW the farmer
can be saved from the peril
and disaster that stare him
i'm the face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
:, X 7 IA
SEATTLE Wins
PORT PURCHASE
Shipping Board Turns Over
Skinner & Eddy Site

The United States shipping
board Thursday approved the
sale OF the Skinner s Eddy Site.
No. 2, to the port Of Seattle, for
100000, according TO advices re-
ceived by The Star from Geo.
Jamping, president OF the port
commission. who has been In
the East negotiating for the
purchase.
The terms call for a cash pay.
ment OF S15O,OO0, and three an
nual payments to clear up the
balance. The government Is 10
give a warranty as to title and
tho port Is TO get the buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
Drafts Bill
for Municipal Phones
WEEK 5!
Star Comics in Real Life
Whole Funny Family Will Break Out of the
Paper and Become Seattle Citizens;
and Maybe You'll Win Cold Prizes

THE Old Home Town is going to move en- masse
TO Seattle next week
Marshal 0tey Walker will be here and Aunt Sarah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
What Will Save
Our Farmers

II HERBERT QUICK farmer himself, and for years
II noted student Of farm economies begins in The
II Star today series CT stories telling WHY the American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22

Peabody and Bruno and all the
rest of the cracker barrel crowd.
That isn't all, Ev' True. in
person, is coming. And Major
Hoople, the pride of the Boarding
House, is going to bring Slim and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22

Freckles, too, viii bring his gang
to give folks here a chance to see
whether he really is as freckled
as his artist daddy implies.
Every character in The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22

all his other
prosecutors to
let Seattleites
look t h e m
over in per-
son.
Tom ID u IF
win be along,
with his wife
a n d Ii t tie
Danny. a n d
stout Olivia is
expected to
be o member
of the party.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17

hermano del senador del mismo apeli-
do, y ell Lcdo. Angel Arroyo Rivera
quien ocupaba Ell cargo de Juez de Dis
trito de Guayama. Estos funcionarios
fueron nombrados por ell Gobernador
Reilly, en- ocasion de llevarse a cabo ell
entendido de Salinas.
La importancia de esta combination
judicial a nadie puede pasar inadverti-
da, 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que han sido
sustituidos funcionarios debidamente
endosados por los senadores de sus dis
tritos respectivos, por funcionarios pa
ra cuya nomination no ha sido consulta-
do ell Senado.
Esta ciscunstancia, segt1n impresio-
mes que recognizes aver tarde, viene a
agravar la situaci6n polftica Ell con-
fiicto de poderes que habra de confron-
tarse dentro de unos d1as cuando la Le-
gislatura de comienzo a sus sesiones en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
I'm IA MANANA De AVER RINDIO SU INFORMFE
RFSPFCTO De LAS PAPELETAS DEL COLECIO rs
DE ESTA CIUDAD, Ell PERITO R.A.S. OSBORN
Djo que aquellas papeletas, opinion, tdmben ha
bfan sido aerodas sgnfc6 nOtables caracteristcas
para corrOborar suS aSerciOneS

cuales fue mostrando la Corte, ell doc
tor Osborn dijo que habian diferen-
cias de ejecuci6n, rapidez, enfasis y
habilidad, hizo hincapi6 hacia los co
dos finales (hoocks) que fueron adver-
tidos en- las cruces de las papeletas del
Colegio 25, asi como ell trazo de union
entire los brazos de las cruces, Ell cual
apareci6 tanbien en- las papeletas del
Colegio IS.
En- numerosas papeletas, senal6 CO.
mo diferencia nota bilfsima Ell que la
lnarca vertical de la cruz de arriba es
taba derecha, recta, Y Ell brazo hori-
zontal de la cruz era mas largo a la IL
quierda que la derecha, mientras que,
en- las cruces de abajo, aparece la mar
ca horizontal inclinada y es mas lar
go su lado derecho que Ell izquierdo.
Dijo ell DR.. Osborn que habian al
gunas papeletas en- que Sc hacia diff
Gil determinar diferencias entire la
cruz de arriba y las de abajo; pero
que. sin embargo Ell grupo de las nue.
We tenia cierto parecido de ejecuci6n
con Ell grupo de nueve de otras pape-
letas. )
AL terminar SUI informe Ell DR.. Os-
born, ell Lcdo Guerra, ofreci6 las foto-
grafias en- evidencia para que ilustra-
ran la declaration del perito. Ell sefior
Felid pregunt6 al testigo 81 el habia he
.eho -las-ceptas y -revelado los negatives;
como este dijera que ese trabajo 10
habfa hecho ell sefior Colorado, el Sc
nor Feliu objet6 la admission de las TO-
tografias fundandose en- que no habian
sido suficientemente identifcadas.
Fue llamado a declar Ell sehor Colo
rado, quien preguntas del sefior Fe-
lii dijo que el habfa hecho las arnplia
(Contin1a en- la Sra. pag.1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17

ell mes entrante, toda vez que anuiados
los nombramientos que entire el Ejecu-
two y los senadores Sc hiciera en- ar
monia, ell pdblico ha empezado yer
en- clio mas disparidad entire ambos po-
deres.
Asi mismo Sc nos-dice que, de I'M
momento otro, Sc procedera a deere
tar la destituci6n del Secretario de Ia
otra Corte Municipal de esta ciudad,
Y de que tambien Sc separaran del SER
vicio otros funcionarios judiciales i'm
portantes.
Habiendonos puesto en- relaci6n con
los centros oiciales NADIA quisieron de-
cirnos acerca de las causas deterlninan-
tes de esta cesantfa de los va citados
funcionarios; 81 bien por ell alambre te-
lefonico nos lego al dido la antigua fra
sc, tan conocida de todos: "Por Ell bien
cpl servicio.' - t'Esos nombramientos
estaban hechos con caracter INFERNO. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17

tamaho aun mayor que todas las de-
mas. correspondence dos papeletas
que, juicio del experto, son las que
prueban mejor que ninguna otra la di
ferencia entire las cruces junto a los
candidates aquella bajo la insignia.
Correspondent dichas fotografias
las papeletas ntimeros 1873 Y 226. En-
una de elias Sc advierte que el lapiz
con ell cual Sc hicieron las cruces de
abajo, tenia rota la punta y los ira
zos de las cruces representan dos IL
meas paralelas, mientras que la cruz
de arriba tiene los trazos uniformes,
presentado una sola raya uniforme. En-
la otra papeleta ell fen6meno apunta-
do es todo 10 contrario, pues la cruz de
arriba es la que presenta esta particu-
laridad de Ia dob1e raya, mientras las
de abaio tienen ell trazo uniforme.
En- infnidad de papeletas, todas las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
Fl arreg|O de las deu-
das ingIesaS eS cues
ton va Cast reSuelta
OMITTED Press via All America cables)

WASHINGTON enero 10 I'm al
to funcionario de Ia Administrator in
form6 al Corresponsal de la UNITED
Press que las negociaciones para el
arregio de las deudas contraidas por
Inglaterra con Estados Unidos Sc des-
arrollan favorablemente y agreg6 que
los resultados de las negociaciones Sc
conoceran dentro de cuarenta ocho
horas.
No obstante la reserva con que Ell
Gobierno ha querido ocultar los result
tados del trabajo con la Comisi6n bri-
tanica Sc sabe que Inglaterra Sc ha
comprometido hacer anualmente pa
gos separados de las deudas incluyen-
do los intereses, que han sido bajados
al tres por ciento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17

En- esta combination judicial Sc han hecho mportantes
cambos, Sc anunciala desuc6n del secretaro de una
Corte de otros funcionarios de la kIa

Desde hace algunos dias teniamos
conocimiento de que, por parte del Co.
bernador INFERNO, Sc estaba trabajan-
do en- Ell sentido de realizar importan-
tes cambios en- la judicatura del pals.
Vino, en- primer t6rmino, la desti-
tuci6n del Fiscal Quihones Ell nom
bramiento del fiscal de Aguadilla para
ocupar igual cargo en- Guayama, Ell
nombramicnto del Lcdo. Jose r. Quito
nes para Fiscal de Aguadilla.
Despues continuaron los rumores de
que aun no habia conclude ell plan que
en- ese sentido habia quedado instituida
la administration, Y continuaron las
investigaciones cerca de numerosos fun
cionarios judiciales.
Ell secretario de la Corte Munich
pal de esta ciudad. secci6n primera, pre-
sento su renuncia y Sc nombr6 SUI sus-
tituto Embellishments.
En- la tarde de aver, nos enteramos
de que Sc habia hecho la siguiente com
binaci6n Judicial:
FL Lcdo. Jose S. Aybar, quien des-
empelaba el cargo de juez de la Cor
te Municipal, secci6n primera de esta
oiudad, fu6 nombrado Juez Municipal
''at large'', en- sustitucion del I.cdo.
Gabriel Castej6n, quien ha sido nom
brado Juez de Distrito de Guayama.
Don Rafael Palacio Rodriguez, fu6
nombrado juez de la Corte Municipal,
secci6n segunda, de esta ciudad, en- sus-
tituci6n del Lcdo. Manuel Iriarte, uuien
qued6 fuera de la judicatura y Ell Lcdo.
Pedro Manzano Avin6 ha sido nombra-
do juez de la Corte Municipal secci6u
primera de esta ciudad, en- sustitucion
del Lcdo. Aybar
Como Sc vera, ha quedado fuera de
la judicatura el Lcdo. Manuel Iriarte,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17

En- Ia mafiana de aver, las nueve
y media, Sc reanud6 en- La Corte de Dis
trNo de esta ciudad la vista en- ell plei
to electoral.
Ocup6 la silla de los testigos Ell ex-
perto caligrafo DR.. Albert S. Osborn,
con ell prop6sito de rendir su informe,
despu6s de haber hecho I'm cuidadoso
examen pericial de las papeletas que,
en- ell Colegio 26 del primer precinto
de esta capital, aparecieron marcadas
como papeletas mixtas favor de to-
dos cada uno de los candidates re-
publicanos a La Asamblea Municipal
Ell Lcdo. Feli hizo La admission del
testigo La misma oposicion que en- la
OCCASION anterior y manifesto que, an
tes de empezar dictaminar debia de-
clarar ell testigo respecto de sus cuali-
fcac1cnes para hacerlo. La Corte ad-
miti6 ell testigo manifesto que res
pecto de las cualifcaciones del mismo,
eran sufcientes aquellas que va cons
taban de la primera declaration. Ell
Sr. Feliu tom6 exception de la Reso-
luci6n.
FL perito caligrafo, senior Osborn, EN-
pez6 su testimonio manifestando la
Corte que habia procedido a tomar las
fotografias ampliadas de once pape-
letas, las cuales de entire las cuarenta
siets en- controversial presentaban
mas notables caracteristicas de haber
sido objetos de alteration. Nueve de
esas fotcgrafias correspondent pape-
letas que resultan sirnilares, segln dijo
Ell doctor Osborn, a aquellas otras CO.
rrespondientes las que aparecieron
alteradas (tampered with) en- ell Cole
gio 25.
Cefca de tres horas dur6 Ell testimo-
MO del perito, Quien fue mostrando a
la Corte, con ayuda de las fotografias,
las cuales han sido ampliadas a I'm ia
lnafio seis veces mayor que Ell de las
anteriores, las caracteristicas determi-
nantes dc La presunta alteraci6n de las
papeletas por el sehalada.
Con respecto la papeleta marca-
da con Ell n1mero ZIG dijo que el an
gulo de las cruces de abajo no era
igual al de las cruz de arriba, ma
nifest6 que el grupo de nueve cruces
tunto a los candidates republicanos,
eran imitaciones de la cruz "stand-
ard q. aparece bajo la insignia del
partido. Dc la papeleta 1876 dijo que
habia una condici6n accidental de la
marea, que la diferenciaba notable
mente de las de abajo.
Hay dos fotograffas, ampliadas un
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
REcEPCIoN Y BALE EN- HONOR
DE LOS MARINos DEL ACoRAzADo
GUIANA DE ARCo"

Para ell sabado 20 del actual, anun-
cia ell Casino de Puerto Rico de esta
ciudad, una hermosa reception seguida
de TN esplendido bale, en- honor de los
bizarros marines del vapor de guerra
frances Guiana de Arco'', que Iegara
aqui ell pr6ximo viernes.
Reina gran entusiasmo en- nuestro
mundo social para asistir los citados
actos sociales que, como todos los que
celebra ell elegante Centre de recreo,
habran de resultar muy animados lu-
cidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
AVER LIE FUE ACEPTADA LA RE
JNcIA A UN ALTO FUNCIoNARIo
DEL GoRIERNo FEDERAL

En- la ofcina de la Prohibition So
nos inform6 aver que Ell comisionado
Barrett habia acceptable la renuncia pre-
sentada por Mr.. Charles e. Berry, ac-
+ualmente Jefe de los Agentes de la
Prohibition Federal en- Puerto Rico.
Ell sefior Berry ocupaba Ell cargo de
ub-Director de la Prohibition en- ITEM
po del senior Pesquera, a quien sustituia
durante Sus ausencias.
Este nombramiento, seg1n Sc nos in
form6 aver, sera hecho directaments
por la ofcina de Washington, por 10
que no Sc sabe quien ira a ocupar la
citada plaza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
Ell, CONSEJO DE EMBAJADO-
RES DISCUTIRA LA SITUA-
CION DE MEMEL

PARIS, enero 49, Sc asegura que
el Consejo de Embajadores celebrara
session mafana para discutir la situa-
cion creada con motive de la invasion
de Memel por las tropas lituanas.
I'm despacho recibido de Memel dice
que Sc ha trazado una zona neutral
entire las lineas francesas la zona
ocupada por los lituanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
INGLATERRA DIsIDENTE

PARIS, enero 1e.- Lord Bradbury,
Representative de Inglaterra en- Ell Sc
no del Comite de Indemnizaciones, ex-
.pres6 su voto disidente, en- la votaci6n
acerca del incumplimiento de Alema-
MIA para las entregas de ganado y
mercaderia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
HABITAcioNES
PARA ALQUILAR

Frescas, bien situadas v con
buena luz, para dornitorios Y
oficinas, amuebIadas y sin
annueblar Sc aIquiIan en- San
Justo IS, piso primero derecha
el sitio mas centrico de San
Juan, P. r.