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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
MAS CABLES

BERNA, enero 23.-Durante una ex-
cursi6n alpinista en- las cercanfas de
Lausanne, el poptilarfsimo actor Max
Linder, despen6se por un alto barran-
co, cuyo fondo vefdaderamente abis-
NAL cay0. rebotsndo en- las aristas dc
la piedra que le produjeron terribles
~heridas.
Realizando enormes esfuerzos, pudo
ser extrafdo del barrsnco, el gran ac-
tor, que Sc halla agonizando, habien-
dose perdido toda esperanza de poder-
le/salvar. LIS heriGtss recibidas por
Max Linder, son terribles y ademas
tiene grandes lesicnes internas.
WASHINGTON, enero % El go-
bierno federal ha decidido libertar al
vapor cubano Miguel Ferrer," dete-
Riio en- Fenandinl, por agentes de la
prohibition, con un cu&ntioso carga-
lnento de bebidas bordo. Alegan las
autciridades cubanas, que el buque en-
tr0 Ell puerto americana, de arribada
forzose, a causa del maEstiempo de
I'm desperfecto Ell las maquinas, pero
que la hebida no llevaba ese destino.
Apesar de Ia opinion Ell contrario del
departamento de Ia prohibition, el 60
bier,lfu federal hi ordenado la devolu-
ci6n del buque y Ia carga al gobierno
cubano.
MADRID, enero %. Ha llegado
aquf Muley Mustafar, sobrino del Raj
suli, con el prop6sito de dar unas con-
ferencias sobre la implantaci6n del
protectorado en- Marruecos. Dice que
el tratado de Algeciras debe ser revi-
sado. Ell viernes recibi0 el Rey Don
Alfonso una carta del Raisuli illyi-
tandole a visitar Marruecos, ofrecien-
dole al Monarca todo genero de- sqgu-
ridades fundadas en- ell alto respecto
en- Ia admiration que por el sienten
los marfoqufes.
y MELILLA, eIlero 2222-I.os espaiio-
les bonbardearon las trincheras enc
migas que estan en- construction en-
Infir1nin Tizzielma paralizando el tra-
bajo de los moros, que huyeron posef-
dos de panico. Ell domingo por la ma
fiana, segdn noticias que llegan de las
avanzadas, los moros atacaron debil-
mente las posiciones de Tissizaza,
siendo rechazados con algunas bajas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22

validad de Russia y Austria, principal
1mente manifesto a proposito de Serbia,
rivalidad a la cua1 era arrastrada Ale
mania, hasta cierto punto, pues Alema-
MIA y Austria eran aliadas.
Sucedi6 que Inglaterra, Francia y Ru-
sia tenian un objective comin, sin duda,
con diferentes causas. Ese objetivo,
era, por encima de ,todo, veneer a Ale
mania. Inglaterra 10 hizo suyo, por ra-
zones politico-comerciales; este seryia
la, ,poitica de revancha francesca y
Russia, en- fin, 10 adopto en- su cualidad
de satelitede Francia, a la vez, que por
razones de politica interna y con la es-
peranza de llegar hasta los mares del
Sur.
Ell agrupamiento de Inglaterra, Fran
cia y Russia ,es decir, de tres potencias
1nuy fuertes, no podia tener sino una
consecuencia politica en- Alemania; no
era necesario esquivar la arnenaza ex-
terna de una intervention por las ar.
mas que decidiria del porvenir de Ale
mania, hasta el momento en- que esta
hubiese > alcanzado, economicamente,
en- el mar y en- la politica nacional, tai
situacl6n de hecho en- Ell fnundo, que
nuestros adversarios meditaran antes
de correr e1 riesgo de lin desenlace bru,
tai. ;
En- iii posicion real la situacion Sc
presentaba asi: Los fines de La Entente
no podian ser alcanzados sino pof la
guerra; los fines de Alemania no po-
dian rea1izarse sino habiendo guerra,
Esa es la idea prina, la cual es pre-
ciso atenerse.
Nosotros, habiendo reconocido exac
tamente cua1 era nuestra situacion
PROCEEDINGS en- consecuencia.
En- 10 que concierne Inglaterra, hi
cirnos todos Jos esfuerzos imaginables
para 1legar a un acercamiento.
Con Francia ,ensayamos permanecsr
en- relaciones soportables.
JContinla.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
Ell cR1MEN DE HoRM1GUERos
tDel "Diario del oeste")

Hr
Hasta ahora que. sepamos, no han 10
Igrado las autoridades iudiciales escla-
1Ieeer plenamente Ell crimen perpetrado
en- la persona de Felipe Ponce
La nebufosa aun no ha sido despeja-
IA Ia policia viene trabajando con
denuedo ySsagacidad. .ss:. .s.sl
Nosotros esperamos que prorto que
de despejada la siniestra inc9gnita en-
que aparece envuelto este nuevo crimen
en- despoblado.
Aver hicirnos, aunque a la ligera, al
gunas atinadas consideraciones en- nues-
tro vehemente deseo de auxiliar a la
justicia en-, su labor investigadora.
Nuestras considerations han sido
acknowledgements comentadas por la OPT
MON pdbhca, no viendose en- elias otra
cosa que el imperioso deseo de que Sc
,,llegue a.una conclusion verdad, tan e1o-
cuente Y diafana como la luz del dia.
+ Escrito y. compuesto 10 anterior Sc
nos informa que aver Sc decreto el
arresto de Maria Nicomedes ocasio, de
su hija Ramona Ortiz, Juana vazquez,
has que han. ingresado en- Ia Carcel de
Distrito a disposition. del Hon. Fiscal.
Sc presume que una de las acusadas
les la autora del crilnen Y las dos res
tantes complices del hecho defective.
la |nueva polftica'', Is el silencio del
sustituto, contrastando, por slipuesto
con 10 contrario del prcrietario.
Perot q pin sc mare,
| De Tarno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
la FEA DE Eos oJos BELkIsIMos
JACULATORIA

Por fea te coronara
con cien espinas las sienes;
ique no merece tn cara
los bellos ojos que tienes!
Bajo Ia curva del pelo,
son tus pupilas extraTas
dos lirios de terciopelo,
cautivos en- las pestanas.
Dianantes, en- vasos rotos;
lises, en- campos vencidos;
en- aqua encharcada, lotos;
lirios, en- zarzar fioridos;
en- cielo nublado, estrellas;
perIas, en- sedas rasgadas;
son todo punto tus bellas
pppilas terciopeladas.
Finos v 9gudos punales
rasguen tn carne Ihorena S.
Por tus ojeras nupciales,
iqu6 pena siento, que pena!
De espina te coronara,
igual que 4 Cristo, las sienes;
ique no merece til cara
los bellos ojos que tienes!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
AL PASAR.

Rosas y cstrcllas desata
el parque, cuando pasea,
entire las frondas de plata,
! Ia gentilfsima Aa. 3.
Bajo el plumon del sombrero,
de tenue CASA amarillo,
tienen Uni brilIo de acero
sns ojcs de rnaravilla.
VueIan las sedas triunfales
que cinen hoinbros u axilas;
son como rubios panales
de rubia miel sus pupilas.
Tiene un olor de jacinto
su lima piel bronceada;
lIeva una perla en- el cinto,
entire azabaches bordada.
Sofando duices quimeras,
por ser bonita, daria
las joyas de sus ojeras,
enfernas de hechiceria.
Rosas desata q su paso
el parque, cuando pasca,
con sus taeones de raso,
Ia gentilisima fea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
Una casa que da buena
Fenta.

Sc vende la casa de Ia ca
lie del Cristo ndmero 13, 81
tuada en- sitio centrico de es-
ia capital v que produce una
.buena renta.
En- Ia oficina del Hotel
Palace daran otros infor-
mes,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
a ToMAR POSSESSION

sDesde iesta mahana Sc encuentra en-
San Juan, nuestro distinguido amigo
el senor Genaro Cauti1o,. que vino a
tomar possession de su cargo de Console
rol del Banee Territorial y Agricola,
para que fue designado cuando hace
POGO Sc encontraba en- los Estados Uni
III dos FL senior sCautiio sregresas hoy a
.szsu Residential en- la ciudad del Guama-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22

Tai COMO Sc. ,habfa aDunciado el sd
bGdo en- BL IMPARCIAL 4 ante una nd-
mcrosa concurrencia y dentro de uI
gran entusiasmo, fu6 celebrado ell tan
deseaGo match de football" entire
los teams Jeanne Dare y Real San
JuGn.
\ las tres Y cuarenticinc0 fue Ia
hora de alinearse los equipos. Sale
Francia por tener Ia .suerte de acep
tar la election de Ii. salida..
Vemos una arrancada preciosa pen
parte de los p0ilds d. nos dan la impre-
sion de. ser un eqlnpa sge enlpHje. Idl
chan acknowledgements por tratar dc
nlarcar un tanto; pero Dos "Reales'
lno perniten que asf sen. pues tiencn
Il vicnto sil favor, que les ayudEl
| poderosamente en- esto los. "ReGles''
Sc apoderan de Ia pelota y dan una
| arrancada que resulta peligrosa para
| La porterfa francesa Esta arrancSda
di6 lugar a un gran Shoot" de Mie-
res, coloca Ia bola en- IL Red; pc
| ro el Referee canta outside, J
por 10 tanto di0 por nulo ell tanto.
Desde este monento Sc acrecienta q
dominic dc les franceses que acosan
constantemente Ia porterfa formidable
| de Mtndez, tkniendo este que demos
tl,ar todas sus habilidades, y no obs
ltante lc haccn q primer tanto de Ia
taIue, que fuds ruidosamente aplaudi
do. Ailtes de Il termination del pri-
iner tempo hay un soseo d|e pelota,
que da lugai a dos castigos de "Pe-
naltyH en- contra del equipo frances,
v que d gran Merino, magistIalmen-
te tirados, los realiza en- tantos ter
niinandose q primer tempo, dos IlAal
San Juan v uno Francia.
Durante el dcscanso com6ntase Ia
relativa desmorslizacion del San Juan
On casi todo SUI eQuipo, pues jamas,
decfan, Sc ha yisto uil primer tempo
tan pesimo. Antes de camenzar el Sc.
gundo1 tempo todIos los jugadores fue-
ron obsequiados profusamente con re-
4 frescos.
El Referee pita y vueiven dc nue.
70 d alinearse los eqdipos v nota-
mos un pequelo canblo en- el Real
San Juan, siendo este el dc estar los
dos ,'leones a Ia defensa Los
franceses atacan favorecidcs por q
| yiento con ardicnte cntusiasmo, y tr;l-
| tan per totIo slos medios dc conse-
guir q "Goala del elnpate desIlc ess
tos nosnentos toda q pdblico allf con
ereGado augura ma paliza pgra q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
eApfTULo Wv.
Las response abiIidades.-La Entente ne
cesitaba guerra para cumpIT sus de-
signios; los de Alemania Sc habian
de realizar en- Ia paz.

En-. Francia, desde 1S70-lS7Ai Sc nu
tria Ell deseo de revancha.
ST. Sc cpnsideran las cosas con respec
to a la salud del espiritu nacional, es
en- de6nitiya, mas respectable yer url
pueblo esforzarse por reparar un fraca
SO que ha sufrido, mas bien que acep'
ltar1o sin reaccionar. Pero Alsacia-Lo
rena eran, desde n1chos siglos antes
pals alenan. Francia nos las habia 70,
bado, en- 1871. no hicimos sino vol
verlos tonnar, como nuestra propie-
dad
En- Russia, Ell estado de cosas era tai
que Ell potente imperio de los zares ten
dia a penetrar hacia los mares del Sur
para tener acceso a>ellos. No Sc puede
condenar esa aspiration natural Zero
81 habia que contar todavia con la RI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22

y
nor.
Cuando supe que Ia Entente pedia
que Sc me elitregase iunto con los gene
rales commentaries de los ejercitos ale
names, hice exanen de conciencia. Me
pregunte 81 serviria a mi pals entregar.
me espohtaneamente, sin esperar a que
q pueblo y el gobierno a1eman formu-
l1asen esa exigencia.
La posibilidad de mi rendicion yolun.
taria, fue, 70 10 Sc, sacramento estudia
da en- ciertos circu1os, alemanes bien
intencionados. Pero de tai solucion
solo podia resultar de una depression
psychological Era desconocer Ell hecho
de que toda humiliation, todo rebaja-
.miento consentido por mi no habrian
ssido frente la Entente, sino I'm mar
trio indtil. Para darse cuenta de clio,
bastaba exan1inar los verdaderos novi-
les polticos que habian dictado las exi-
genciasSde la Entente, tales como en-
resu1nen los he esbozado, y Sc llegara
"a esta conclusion evidente: yo debia
oponer negativa pura y simple.
Otra cosa hubera sido. 81 con la acep.
tacion de ese sacri6cio, yo hubiera con
siderable, que podia aliviar Ia suerte
del pueblo alernan asumiendo ante el
nundo las responsibilities de las
grandes decisiones y de todos los actos
de mi gobierno relative a Ia guerra.
Mas. no era possible que mi iniciati-
va, 81 Sc hubiese producido, fuera de
naturaleza favorable al pueblo alernan.
Mi capitulacion voluntaria habria tent
do resultados analogos a los que habia
tenido la sumision las exigencias del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
FOO T-B ALL

FL DEsAFIo DE AVER TARDE.
EN- Ell CAMPO DEL MORRO, EN-.
FIRE los EQUfPes REAL SAN
JUAN Yl"JEANNE D'ARC. MEN
DEF, Ell HERoE DE La TARDE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22

enenigo 81 le hublesemos entregado los
culpables, pues, ninguna corte de justi-
cia del rnundo podra dar un veredictc
equitativo antes de que los archives
de todos los Estados beligerantes Sc
abran, como hizo en- Alemania como
aun Sc hace.
Asi, i'm exanlen r1irlucioso me con
Edujo a atrfbuir 81 justa siglifcacion
a las razones que acabo de senalar, a
saber: mi dignidad propia y mi honor
De ahi emano Ia decision que Sc impu
/ 50. Yo debiag piies, feeusar toda idea
de rendicion
La inica solucion es Ia de una juris
Eprudencia International e impartial
Eque no juzgase solo algunas persona
lidades ais1adas, siho todos los actos
que en- coniunto han provocado la que
IRA nlundial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
cApITULo XII.

Ell tribunal enemigo y el tribunal neu-
troll conocimiento de todos los
archives de Estado seria necesario
para, un juicio unanime de las culs
pas de la guerra Guillermo II re-
huso someterse por dignidad y ho7
nor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
Watch What We Say You'll Want
A Seasons Supply Of These Shirts

Every shirt in this sale is from fresh clean,
stock The display in the store windows will be con-
vincng
Because of the great demand have made special ar
rangements to take of all COD, telephone and mail
orders.
Those who cannot attend this sale in person will do
we'll to delegate their wives to buy for them.
So urge your early attendance to this event. for aside
from the great saving the variety quality and style warrant
large buying
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15

Hundreds of San Antonio men await annually this SALE
For they know the values they get we'll the high quality
of all shirts
See hem-one of the biggest ayouts of shirts this store
has shown
Cut full size and perfectly made every shirt being fully
guaranteed to give satisfaction
The sizes grouped to make selection easy and speed
lily accomplished
Every shirt from hgh-grade maker-a supplier
of regular stocks
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
FRIDAY!FRSTDAY!

There will be other days, Of course,
but tomorrow you choose from broad as
sentiments and complete fresh stocks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
EXTRA HELP!

We have employed several highly eX-
perienced statesmen in order that our SER
vice will be up to usual high standards.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15

Including beautiful silk stripe
madras, highly mercerized OK
fords and white doucetine. Neck
band and attached collars.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15

Philippine reps; blackstone white
!. madras, woven stripe madras, fine per-
Gale with separate collars to match;
corded madras with non wilt attached
collars.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
WOULD AVOID
SECOND PERIOD
OF DEFLAT|ON
Carl Williams Says Co.
operative Marketing
Is Antidote.
FEAR BUYERS STRIKE
Outlines Growth of System
Before Kiwanis and
AID Clubs.
FEAR BUYERS STRIKE

Texas farmers and business men
.yfx.st jain hands and work together
toward system of cooperative mar
keting OF farm products if their liv-
ing standards are 10 be improved and
secondary postwar deflation period
j. tn be avoided" Carl Williams. pres
idrnt of the American Cotton Grow
scrS' Exchange, said at joint meet
ing of the Kiwanis Club and Adver-
Using Club at the Gunter Hotel FRI
day. Mr.. Williams spoke in the in
sterest of cooperative marketing. and
pointed to the action of California
and Kentucky farmers as argument
for his cause. He also gave brief
history of cooperative ~ marketing.
stating that it began in China 1000
years ago, starting its period Of new
development in Switzerland 200 years
ago.
The gravest danger today is that
of buyers strike" Mr.. Williams
said. land it is possible the period
may be closer than we think. When
advancing prices meet exhausted buy
ing power, chaos will reign as it did in
1920 and 1921"
No Political Remedy.
Mr.. Williams stated that business
men should be as interested as the
farmer in the latter's prosperity, for
no one doubts that the condition of
agriculture is the fundamental deter
mining factor in the prosperity of
american business.
when 40 per cent of your ulti-
mate customers live on FARMS" he
said. you are naturally concerned
about what happens TO the farmer.
There is no political remedy for
economic. ills" he added, land the
only outlet for the farmer is cooper
ativc marketing used as an economic
remedy. Cooperative marketing has
now developed TO the point where it is
possible to look ut plan and tell
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

definitely in advance whether it will
succeed or fail.
In outlining a plan for cooperative
marketing Mr.. Williams laid down six
fundamental principles. Divided in
two groups, the first are that CO.
operative marketing organization
should be built around the commodity,
should be composed of growers only.
and they should be tied together with
legally binding long term contract.
Must Control Crop.
AN organization built around the
commodity is economically sound
the speaker explained, because the
business world is interested in the
thing you have to sell and not in the
place it comes from"
The second set OF fundamentals as
laid down by Mr.. Williams are that
the cooperative must control enough
of the crop to be a real factor in the
market the farmers product must be
pooled according TO grade and quality
and the farmer paid accordingly: 1t
must employ experts to do all work
requiring the knowledge of an expert.
Unless the cooperative is large
enough" he said. Ito control enough
of the crop to command the respect
of the business world, unless its de-
cisions regarding its holdings are
awaited with interest by private bust
ness firms. it cannot hope TO achieve
any large measure of success. 1t may
even be at the mercy of private bust
ness firms that will crush it out of
existence"
Points to California.
Mr.. Williams complimented Texas
ON the extent to which the co-opera-
tive marketing system has already
been developed in the state. but add
ed that if all the cotton in Texas had
been handled last year by the Texas
Farm Bureau Association, the result
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
Postal Delegates Return.

o Victoria. Tex. April 6.-The Vie
toria postal employees who attended
the. state postal conference at Dal-
las. nust closed, were honored with
several honors. Postmaster Ed NJ.
Tracy was elected vice president OF
the first and second class postmasterS'
organization, and Preston l.. Helm
was elected for the third time state
organizer of the United National As
ISOLATION of Postal Clerks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

ing income would have been $60,000,-
900 more than it actually was.
This would mean" he said, what
il has meant TO California; better
l.omes on farms. less field work by
women and children, better schools.
increased buying power and increased
margin Of trade for all business"
Mr.. Williams, editor of the Okla
homa Farmer-Stockman at Oklahoma
City. is rapidly being recognized
throughout the nation as one of the
really big men taking an active part
in the development of cooperative
marketing. He is the father of the
oklahoma plan" which is now widely
used by cotton states of the South.
In addition TO being president of the
American Cotton Growers Associa-
ton. he is director of the Oklahoma
Wheat Growers Association, and is
connected with numerous other agri-
cultural organizations.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery, not
graveyard. a beautiful. well kept burial
park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

cit is cheaper to Paint than not
20 Paint" Use our Leading Brands
of Quality Paints. yarnishes, tains.
etc, of proven merit and serviceabil-
ity. ED. STEVES & SONS, Lumber
and Building Store, 10 East Com
merce Street, Phone Crockett 1GI.
(Advl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

Dunlap and other WELL
known makes. Values to 81.
Spring styles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

Paris Garters-standards Of
quality, well worth far high
or price than this.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

Winter weight knit unioi,
suits. long sleeve, ankle-lengtil
styles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

The famous Dunlap Straws"
in the new shapes, blocks, col
ors, weaves for summer, 1928.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

Values to $3.50, Manhattan,
Regatta and Cluett-Peabody
brands. Athletic styles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

1000 from which to choose.
Brown braids, split straws,
sennets and others.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-02

FOR SALE~Pecan trees. For prof
pleasure. shade, beauty and delicious nut
plant pecan trees; agents wanted. Conco
Nurseries. Dept. B.. Concord. Ga.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-02

down, and che has been thus shown
that he alone cannot handle this
NATTER
Heavy penalties are provided foe
false or incomplete reports by pris-
on inspectors, and it is also provid-
ed that copies of the periodical re-
ports must be sent to the board OF
state officials as whole and separate
copies to the commissioner of agri-
culture, the governor, and to the cir
Ncuit court clerk of the county in
which the prisoners are working. The
latter copy must be kept available
for public inspection in order that
citizens living in the neighborhood
of convict camps may view it for
comparison with their personal OBJ
serVation. The number of prison in
spectors is increased from three to
four
The measure goes back to the sen
ate for amendments intended to
clarity it's language, which Wednes
day caused representatives Car
michael and Young to state that it
carried a joker in regard to aboli.
ton of coporal punishment and
which friends of Senator Lindsey
Thursday resented. The language
may have been faulty, Representa-
tive Weeks said, but those who
know Ben Lindsey know that he
would not put "a joker" in ANYTHING.
r. ., = ag.a' -.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-02
Echo Of East Lake
Assault Is Heard in
Florida Killing Case

TAMPA, Fla, June Wv. S.
McLarin, Jr., cashier of the Jack
sonville, Fla, branch of the federal
reserve bank, declared in a long
distance telephone conversation
with newspaper men that he would
come here Saturday and seek the
arrest, under an indictment now
standing, of r. O. Bennett, Jr., to
be given preliminary hearing Sat
urday for the shooting to death Of
H. M. Caruthers.
McLarin said he was one of the
men whose jaw was broken by Ben
nett at the East Lake Country club
of Atlanta, on October 10, 1919.
Should the prisoner be released, Nc
Larin said he would do everything
in his power to prosecute Bennett
for the attack which the banker
said was entirely unprovoked. w.
E. Franklin, of Atlanta, was the 9th
er victim, he said
1.-THE grand jury of DeKalb coun-
ty returned an Indictment against
Bennett for attempt to murder and
for disorderly conduct" he con-
tinued "In the meantime, he had
gone to Chattanooga. He was ar
rested there, but left before extra
dition papers could be secured from
the governor of Tennessee. 1 have
been making constant efforts to To-
cate him without success until
read in the papers of the Caruth-
ers killing"
Judge Parkhill, state attorney, has
cancelled his speaking engagements