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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Community Whist

Hundreds of Augusta women arc
planning to attend the big community
whist party at the City Hall, next
Saturday afternoon.
The party promises to be one Of
the, big events in Augustus social
life. this winter Scores OF tables
will be arranged about the big hall
and there will be sewing tables for
those who do not care for whist. APP
propriate refreshments will be served
and there will be a short but unus
ually interesting entertainment pro-
gram.
The event IS held under the aus
pieces OF the Augusta Study Club.
the Augusta Current Events Club. the
Augusta League of Women Voters
| and the Augusta Public Health AS
ISOLATION.
Somewhat similar parties arc TO
be held throughout the state during
the year by clubs affiliated with the
Maine state Federation Of Women S
Clubs in line with a resolution adopt
ed at the last annual meeting of tho
|; Federation at Dover -FOXcroft. BY
the terms of the resolution, each
club is TO give an entertainment for
the benefit of the Maine Public
Health Association and its work in
this state.
Through the courtesy of the Maine
Public Health Association. however
the proceeds from the party at the
City Hall, Saturday afternoon, are
to go in a large measure to the -Au-
gusta Public Health Association so
that the local organization may
have substantial addition to its
fund for the employment of local
public health nurse. Sixty per cent.
of the proceeds are to be used in this
way. The Augusta Public Health AS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

will help in a material way to bring
more happiness, good cheer and
health into many homes through the
tender ministrations of the public
health nurse.
And in addition to thus helping
Augusta to be q healthier and a
happier city, those who attend the
party will have an afternoon of So
Cial relaxation and entertainment
that will more than equal the small
price that will be charged for tickets
The committee in charge of the
party urges all hostesses, who have
secured table. to report promptly to
Mrs. w. II. Williams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Bates COLLEGE

The Sophomore Glass met at Ha-
thorn hall at l p. NJ. Monday noon in
| order to vote on the nature of the
annual Sophomore hop which is to
be held some time in April. After
some discussion the matter was put
TO vote and was almost unanimously
decided in favor Of a formal affair as
in past years. The Glass plans to
give a radio dance at Chase hall on
Saturday evening for their quota Of
the Million Dollar Fund.
The Stanton Bird club met at Car
ncgie Science building. Monday eve
ming at 7.45. This club is a Bates
Alumni organization named in men,
Dry of the Professor Jonathan Stan
ton. 1t is devoted to the study Of
birds and their protection. In the
summer bird walks are taken and
one is always part Of the commence
ment program.
Mr.. Harry r. Bickford of Brewer
was at the college recently interview
ing men in connection with summer
camp work. Mr.. Bickford has camps
on Belgrade lakes and will select men
from Maine colleges for positions as
councillors.
During the past week President
Gray attended the meeting of the
Association of American Colleges
held at Hotel Sherman in Chicago.
The latter part of this week he will
be in New York, where he will
speak at the New York Bates lunch
held at Hotel Bristol on Jan. Goth.
DR.. .Tubbs will also be present and
will speak.
It has been announced that DR..
Samuel Hetherington Woodrow. d. d.
Bates 'SS, pastor of the Baptist
church at Newton Highlands, Mass,
will speak on the Day Of Prayer, Jan.
25th. DR.. Woodrow delivered the
address last year and the students
will be glad Of second opportunity
to hear him.
The College club is interested in
the development Of tennis at Bates
and believes that a thorough under
standing of the game is necessary to
the best results. To further interest
in this line they have recently for
warded several books on tennis to
the college library. They are: Ten
mis- as Play IT, by M. +. McLaugh-
lin. art of Lawn Tennis" by Tilden
and Lawn Tennis Up to Date" by
Blackmore. Mr.. William +. Garcelon
Bates 30 is secretary of the club and
is we'll known to the college for his
loyal support Of athletics.
Freshman Prize Speaking practice
is under wav and Professor Robinson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Girls Club Notes

The executive council Of the
Augusta Girls Community club will
hold special meeting, Thursday
evening at Z o'clock at which a full
attendance is desired.
The committee appointed on the
revision of the Clubs constitution
will meet, Wednesday evering, 1880
o'clock
At 1880 o'clock, Wednesday even
ing, also, a meeting will lie held of a
committee to plan for a dance next
week, of which Miss Ruth Pray ID
chairman.
The finance committee will meet
Friday evening, 1880 o'clock. The
House committee will meet Friday
evening, also at 1880 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

ISOLATION is one of the many local
health societies which are affiliated
with the Maine Public Health Asso-
citation. The Augusta nurse will be
employed by the local society and
her work will be supervised by Miss
Edith Soule, r. n, the state super
vising nurse.
All those who attend the party at
the City Hall. Saturday afternoon,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

The auxiliary clerks which the
Post Office department allows for the
so days holiday service, December !
to January Is, terminated their SER
vices, Monday at the Augusta Post
Office. The allotment at the Augusta
Post Office this year was five and
they have been employed continually
up to the date of dismissal. In the
past week they have been engaged
mostly in helping in deliveries Of par
eel post. which have been impeded
on account of the unusual weather
conditions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

At the last meeting of the Faculty
it was voted that Bates women
should be permitted to take part II.
intercollegiate debating. This que3-
ton has been argued for some time
and the Faculty's consent is very
agreeable to co-eds. Through the
course in augmentation AMI those in
public speaking the women are leorn-
ing the attraction of the field of
oratory. Professor Baird will have
charge of the new feature and will
make arrangements for intercolleg-
late contests. Bates is the first Of
the three Maine Co-educational coll
leges to adopt this measure and 1t is
hoUed that her success III women'x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
debating will be as marked n that
Of the men.

On Saturday evening Professor
Samuel +. Harms gave q very inter.
esting lecture on Spanish bull.
fights" Professor Harms passed
over q year in Spain and 70 thor
oughly acquainted with the lana and
its customs. He described the course
Of the fight, and explained the place
of bull-fighting in the life Of the
country. After the lecture 4 dance
was held with music by the college
orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Augusta Ice Co.
Busy at Harvest

At noon, Sunday, one ice house OF
the Augusta Ice company was filled.
it's capacity being $4,000 cakes. The
crew of men has already started
work of filing another ice house.
Preparations for the winters crop of
ice of the Augusta Ice company has
been going on for five weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

has daily appointments with the ora
tors of 1926. The preliminaries will
begin February Goth and thirty will
be chosen for the semi finals. From
these six men and six women will be
chosen for the Prize Division Who
will compete for final honors March
3rd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

Mrs. A. o. Thomas, who has been
passing several days in New York
city and other parts Of the state, has
returned. While away, she visited
the New York schools. Mrs. Thomas
is member Of the Gardiner High
school faculty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

Court Pine Tree, No. 20, Foresters
of America will hold their regular
meeting Thursday evening, Jan. IS, at
Golden Cross hall. All members are
requested to be present as important
business is to be transacted. Re-
freshments will be served in the BAN
que4 hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

G. H. Langley, Augusta manager,
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co., who underwent an operation for
appendicitis, last Friday at st. Mary's
hospital, Lewiston, is reported as
getting along nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

The January meeting Of the Smith
kindergarten Mothers club will be
held at the kindergarten room on
Thursday, Jan. IS, at 2.30 +. NJ.
After short business meeting. there
will be music and talk by Miss
Marion Brainard Of the State Lib
rary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

Mr. and Mrs. Walter w. Wall
who have been visiting Mr.. Walls
sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. :.
T.. Connor, returned to their home in
Roosevelt, n. Y, Tuesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

Mrs Harold D. Taylor and daugh-
ter. Miss Luela of Waterville are
visiting in the city for few days as
guests of Mrs. Taylors sister, Mrs.
Katie Shea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. kinsman and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. kinsman LETT
Tuesday morning for Boston where
they will pass q few days this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

Harold Flynn. employed in this city.
was in Lewiston. over Sunday. where
he visited friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mrs. G. w. Horton is confined to
her home on Columbia street by ill
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

Attorney Thomas +. Weeks of
Waterville. was a business caller,
Tuesday, in the city.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
MEXICO UTILIzABLE AHORA
PARA VUELOS AEREOS De EE. UU.
AL CANAL DE PANAMA
Ell gobiernO americana tiene bajo estudiO nue.
vas rutas aereas al Canal y ell cOrreo aereo
a M6jico.-12 horas a Venezuela
Puerto Rico la mejor base para
la defensa aerea del Canal.

&c ayiso undrfa concentrates On este
unto una fnrrza a6rra de- LIT extpl,-
sion dcscaGa. complcS!a de uuidades
rcgadaS Il Puerto Rico. de cItatquirr
yontHHinnntos militarcs aGrrus de la
ulrt,s ~mpridinLaI Y oriental de los
f.. f.. /. L. Tai fucrZa aGrr:l 0nrau,lo
GcSde Puerto Rico. podrta l~ucaiizrr y
atacar una flcta pnemi@u ,ie infei,-
taSr entrar III Mar tHribr. Dor ruaIt
uuiel partc entire Florida V Ia costa SCI,
tcntrional de la America DIET Sur Y haia
haIdcar cnrmi"aS ouc uudirrun rsra
l!ererSr en- las AlSr$iunrs c|xtlnnjrrHs
cowurcndidaS en- I'M radio dc 500 All
Has.
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osti ,,nros ,In p0 ho,.,, ,Io d,-t.n.t,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
Ell EstadO espa1Ol recupera la respectable suna
de ciento cincuenta millOnes de p~esetas.
El Gobierno del General Primo de Rivera quierc
hacer de la Magistratura espahola I'm or
ganiSmo autonomo, limpio de TODD
contamination political.
(Servicio para Ell de la Omitted Press.")
(VIA ALL ERIC CABLEs)

acuerdo para la devoluci6n del Rhur
a sus n~aturales duenos. Ell Canciller
Stresseman ha declarado que esta
a~peiacion a los poderes no es sino ell
Prelude de n i~ntensa campana que
ha de ~llevarse a cabo contra la och-
pacion, va que habiendo Alemania
procedido a terminar con la resisten-
cia pasiva los ~franceses no Sc awe
men a abandonar ell Rhur, sino que,
por ell contrario, estan activando ALI
una seria propaganda ncionalista, muy
peligrosa para la paz europea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
HANSE LLAMADO A LAS ARMAS
SETENTA Y OCHO MIL HON.
BRES EN- ESPANA

MADRID, octubre 23.-El Ministe-
rio de la Guerra por orden del Direc-
torio Militar, ha hecho I'm llamamien-
to a las a sententa y ocho mil
hombres disponibles en- las reservas,
siendo este cupo menor que ell de AMOS
a~nteriores. Al mismo tempo Sc ha
decretado la emission de obligaciones
del Tesoro a un tipo de un cinco por
ciento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
La decomposition pOIltica de Alemania cuIn1ina en-
la proclamation de la %repdbica independents del
IN CRD1A ST Rhin y en- el le%vantamientO revOIuciOnariO
PREPARE I'm COL No Arp71 u del antique reinO de SaiOnia
NO ACEPTA LA
CANDIDATURA

Hace pOcOS dIaS nueStrO cOlega de
la ciudad de Ponce. haci6ndose eco de
una information pr0cedente de Yauco.
daba Ia noticia de que, Ell prominente
tinanciero portorriqueno, don Arturo
Lluberas ~presentarfa su candidatura
para Senador pOr I'll diStrit0 de Maya
Ell IMPRACTICAL Sc e~ntrevist0 CON di-
cho caballero al objeto de inquirir,
por sus propios labios, la c~erteza So
bre tai prop0sito.
Don Arturo. con su acostumbrada
amabilidad nos dijo. no haber pensa-
do, hi siquiera remotamente. poStular
para senador Ell los pr6Ximos conf
clos"
Lo q. 81 es verdad-agreg0- eS q. al
gunos amigos de Yauco, GuInica, Qua
vanilla V Sn. Juan, me han pedido e..
acepte la nomination Y prometido traba-
jarla en- los pueblos del distrito; Il GU
vas %instancias y0 he contestado. de vi
va o V pOr escrito, que no aspire al
elevadO pueSto Il q. Sc me quiere He
a primero, porque no creO tener
tantoS merecimientOs. Y Segundo. por-
que debo toda mi atenci0n V mis- va
mermadas actividades Il los cuantio-
sos intereSeS de las cOrp0raciOncS que
representa-, de mi familia Y MOS
Ell senor Lluberas. de acuerdo con
10 que pudo entender nuestro redactor
que lie visit0. quiere que sc sepa que q
esta agenO Il toda iniciativa para in
clinar ell cuerpo electoral del distrito
de Mayagiiez a su favor V dirccta-
mente desea eXpresar ST agradecimien-
to a tQdos los bondadosos amigos por
la deferencia de que Ia sido Objet0.
perO--anade- que en- la actualidad, no
plea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23

LII ~rrdnuGaciGn dc las rrlacioncS di-
plomltiraS entire los EE. III. y Mtii-
co, hacn possible IGc Sc csilblCZca una
rutH uCrca Giret1a de los EI. II. al
Canal de Panama. >eglip Sc lla infer
ma.o en- los c~ircrlos utic;2lcs d. Was
hiE%t II. Los planes de dicfla ruta.
que jIr@l paprl tan important" en cl
siStrma de drfcnsa del Canal, habfaH
Sido m3uteMiIoS en- rcScryu lur mas de
dos anrS. ror la >evcridHd dc iaS re
laciuncs c~xiStrntnS. Sc ma ~r.vclaj0
que I'll go},ieino mriicano ti"ne expire
sHdo Su deSro de rprmitir a los aero
pianos am~cricanoS. volar sire Moi
co. Y que 10 vcria con @usto q rSta!le-
cimielto &c Um S~rrvicio de cOrrroS az
rcos neutrality-suspicious.. FL r~ccomOcimien
To del GOhierno lie Oregon, ha movi-
do a las autoridadcs pcstalcs Y de que
IRA de los EE,. u. Il earle collSidc-
raCi0n al pr0NcCtn, que mcrccVra pres
tn It"Nci6n @ubernativa pueS que los
llOnlbrcs de ncgocioS IL urgcM para NC
jor con}cntnr In renovation de In amis-
tad Official de ambos pleblos. Los GAS
toS del seryicio Srrian grandrS Y ne
pu~,lr pedecirse 81 mercccrfan lit san
ci6n del COngrcso Americana.
Al ,li.,j1, ,,..n lac ,1,,,,, -, ,.1 Il ,.,,f1
aGrCa Gle los EE. III. Il Panama. Sc han
tStuufado tres posibles Was. LII pri-
mcra y In inica que So considera por
los rHptrtoS III mas deseahle. cs la III
tai central dcsdr Kolly Field. San An
tonic. Texas, Il Laredo. y IL trHvGs dg
la pHr'r central de Mtiicn, siguiendo
In Inca general del ferpucarril., ESt3l
ruta no Sc riene la %ventAiA de ser la
mas cuuta, CON Varadas TN al%nnHs dt
las mas ilnportantrs citIdadcS mcjica,
mas, siro que tambi&n %proNccriI d(
huonus stiles dc aterrizajc. Como ma
tHria lie hrch0 di@am0s que I'll g0bipr
no n;"jican0 VI In cStablccido Sitios
dc aierrizuje, en- algunos puntos Il lC
largo dc csta ruta.
La s~guE@'a ruta rs cuhrirmdo toda
In lnrte oriental de la costa de MGiico
Y del Golfo. CON M VuelO Il travGS dc
Ia Peninsula de Yucat;n. Tiche estu
rUta la ventaia de ser mucho mas cor
Ia que sc@uidA por cl Captain Lam
! phicr, conandantr del rScuajlr6n dc
sriS acroplancS que en- abril titimo hi
70 q yUcIo de San Antonio. Texas. VIA
FIori n, CulH, Haiti. Santo Domingo
Puerto Rico.
.Aunquc cSta expedition no intrntt
c"mplctar al rec0rrid0 de Puerto Rico
III Canal de Panama, todOs los cXper
t0S del s|rrvicio militar aGrco america
no. CStahan SECURE que Ia IiStancia Pc
dia ser recorrida ~fAcilmrnte.
"Dcsde I'M punto de vista militar''
dijo 81 Captain Lamphicr: Ga impor
tancia Jn este vUclo dificilmente po
: drfa ser cXcesiy;mente %apreciada. s.
hacc cyidentr en- se@uida, que Ia Isl;
de Puerto Rico. forma la base logic;
de arci6n de "%UalQuicr fucrza acre;
contra cualquicr possible flota enemig;
que So a%lroXimaSe al Canal de Pana
MA, dcsde el .\tlintico. Con dos dfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
AL.EMANIA DICE QUE FRANCIA
Els LA RESPONSIBLE DE LA 81
TUACION PRECARIA DEL RHUR

BERLIN, octubre 23.-El gobierno
aleman ha trasmitido una nota a Vein
titres naciones en- la que hace respon-
sable a Francia de la terrible situa-
cion por que atraviesa ell Rhur, ana
diendo que su condemnation al Gobierno
de Paris Sc hasa en- que mientras Ale
mania proponiase regular las condi-
clones de vida de ~aquella IONA, Fran
cha pone toda clase de obstaculos a
los buenos deseos del gobierno de
Ebert.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
EN- DUREN Sc FORMA UN CO.
BIERNO PROVISIONAL

DUSSELDORF, octubre 23.-De
la ciudad de Duren informan que ell
lider separatista Matthew ha tornado
gobierno provisional en- aquella NUM-
palidad. Ell eXpresado lider ha de-
clarado que no lleyara adelante ell mo-
vimiento d~isolvente a ~aquella IONA
hasta que la R~epdblica del Rim no
sea Geclarada acknowledgements en- los
demas puntos de la region.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
En- la question del Rhin
Francia sc lava las
mdnOS.
Ell "PERTINAX" OBJETA QUE
FRANCIA NO ES RESPONSIBLE
DEL MOVIMIENTO SEPARATES
IA
(Servicio para Ell IMPARCIAL de la
UNITED Press'')
WA ALL AMERICA CABLES)

PARIS. octubre 23.-El "Pertinax"
re~fieriendose al movimiento separates
ia eXistente en- la region del Rhin,
afirma que Francia no tiene ninguna
responsabilidad en- la tendencia indie
pendentista que provocan los natura-
les de aquella parte de Alemania,
aduciendose que ella es una conse-
cuencia natural e inevitable de Ia ten
denciosa resistencia pasiva proclama-
da por ell gobierno de Berlin, que ha
lido gradualmente apartando a los ma
turales del pals del poder central de
Prussia. Francia-dice ell aludido pc
neutrality-suspicious. o no la formation
de dicho estado en- gestacion, segun
lie convenga al cobro de sus deudas
sobre Preparedness.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
BERLIN AFIRMA QUE Ell NOW
MIENTO NO TIENE INIpORTAN-
GA F$.. ZEE

BERLIN, octubre 23.-Los altos
miembros del gobierno han declarado
a los reporteros que ell movimiento di-
~solvente de Aix-La-Chapelle no .tiene
mayor i~mportancia, por ~tratarse de
una acci6n puramente local. Varios
ciadadanos de aquella ~poblacion, han
ocupado los edificios pdblicos, adelan-
tandose a las negociaciones que ha-
bian sido anunciadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
Ell BROTE REVOLUCIONARIO
AVANZA EN- UNA FORMA
ARROLADORA

COBLENZA, octubre 23.-El bro
tie separatista va e~xtendiendo sus ten
taculos hacia la ciudad de Wiesbaden,
en- cuyo distrito ell lider Matthes ha
proclamado gobierno, abarcando TODD
ell norte del Rim.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
EN- MURCIA Sc DENUNCIA uN
DIPUTADO POR LA DESAPARI.
CIoN DE vARIoS TITULoS DE LA
PROPIEDAD
tssrvtcio para Ell IMPARCIAL Dis IA
United Press'')
VIA ALL AMERICA CABLESp

MURCIA, octubre Player presen-
tose denuncja jurada contra el exdipu-
tado reformista Y se~cretario del Con-
greso senior Tomas ArderiuS. por la
~desaparicion de los titulos de la pro-
piedad plblica, cuyo valor asciende a
Glen mil pesetas. Ell %denunclado Ia
desaparecido de la region.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
Ell GOBIERNO DE PRIMO DE RI
VERA DIsPoNE QUE LOS SENA-
DORES NO COBREN DIETAS
MIENTRAS LAS CAMARAs Sc HA-
LIEN CLAUSURADAS.

MADRID, octuqbre 23.-La "Gaceta"
publica I'm decreto frmado por el Rey,
en- que Sc dispone que mientras las
Camaras Sc hallen disueltas. no perez
ban sus dietas los senadores del RENO.
Otro decreto acompaha al primero
creando una Junta denominada Junta
Orgnizadora del Poder Judicial. la
cual estara tornado de dos Magistra-
dos del Supreme, un Magistrate Te-
tritorial Y otro Provincial. Los jueces
de Primera Instancia, seran nombra-
dos pOr election entire los funcionariOs
de sus ~respectivas categorias. La di-
cha Junta Organizadora del Poder Ju-
dicial, conocera de los NOM
bramientos Y permutas de TODD ell per-
sonal de la Ma%gistratura, que estudia-
ra ell plan de reformas en- dicho nego-
ciado n~acional. Dice Ell Directorio mi
litar que Sc propone alejar de la Ma
gistratura toda accion politica. para
que la ley sea hecha efectiva, en- toda
Espana, sin influencias de %ninguna es-
pecie.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
LOS REEMBoLsoS HECHOS AL
GOBIERNo ESPANoL LLEGAN A
UNA Comfortable sUMA

MADRID, octubre 23.-Los ultimos
datos publicados sobre los reembolsos
hechos al Tesoro n~acional, mediante
las confiscaciones realizadas por ell
Gobierno Dictatorial de Primo de Ri
vera, ascienden a la importante suma
de ciento c~incuenta m~illones de pese-
tas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
MATTHES ESTATUYE GOBIERNO
PROVISIONAL EN- DUEDJEN,
DONDE HA INSTALADO SUS
CUARTELES GENERATES

BERLIN, octubre 23.-Comunican
de Dusseldorf, que ell lider separatis-
ia Matthes, ha establecido u cuarte-
les generates en- Duedjen, desde DON
de Sc dispone a dar un golpe coordi-
nado con los grupos ~separatistas a su
disposition sobre la ciudad de Messen,
en- cuya ciudad los elementos civiles
Sc congregan en- los alrededores de la
1estacion ~ferroviaria para impedir la
entrada de los revolucionarios. En-
las GALES de dicha ciudad Sc pelea
desde aver, habiendo resultado varios
comunistas sacramento heridos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
EXTIENDESE DE UNA MANERA
ALARMANTE Ell MOVIMIENTO
A OTRAS ZONAS DL RHIN

DUSSELDORF, octubre 23.-Los
elementos separatistas han proclama-
do la Republica del Rim en- las ciu-
dades de Frier, Baden y M~unchenglad-
bak, procediendo al desarme de la po-
licia, sin que esta ofreciera resis-
tencia alguna.