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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Asks Department
For It's Attitude

Washington, Jan. ia resolu-
ton virtually demanding the at
titude OF the State Department
on the Preparations crisis of Eur
ope was introduced today by
Senator King, Democrat, of Utah,
and referred to the Foreign Re-
lations Committee.
The resolution asked specifical-
~ what instructions to the State
Department gave Roland Boyden
unofficial observer" on repara-
tions commission, prior to his
speech of January 9, in Paris.
Boyden IN that speech opposed
that policy of extracting repara-
tions from Germany-the speech
being later repudiated by the
State Department IN an official
announcement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
1IH
SPORT TABLOIDS

New York: Bob McAllister,
New York copper and the Ma
tional 100-yard champion equalled
the worlds record for sixty yards
indoor, made in 1882 by Lon
Meyers when he beat Loren Muir
Gibson in 6 2-5 seconds in the
feature event OF the New York
municipal athletic league games
hast night.
\ New York: Directors of the
By;arcliffe Lodge Country Club,
voyed last night TO refuse Gene
SaEazen a leave of absence to
compete in the British open cham
piorAship next spring. Sarazen
recently signed a two-year con-
tract yas pro at the club.
Lou;syille, Ky: Conflict be-
tween the two big turf classics
the kentucky Derby and the
Preakness will be avoided this
year. The Kentucky Jockey Club
has selected May 10, for the
Derby and the Preakness will be
run on May II.
Trenton. y. J,;A bill to legal
ing boxing bouts of twelve rounds
to a decision has been introduced
in the New Jersey legislature.
The present boxing bill does not
provide for decisions. The bill
is said to be paving the way for
the Dempsey-Willard bout next
summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Minority Report
Against Daugherty

Washington, Jan, 16-The in
quiry recently conducted by the
House Judiciary Committee as
to Daugherty impeachment charg-
es, was "a whitewash from be-
ginning to end" Representative
Thomas, Dem. Of Kentucky, a
member of the committee, filed a
minority report today demanding
that the speaker appoint d spe-
cial committee with instructions
to make full and fair investiga-
ton, of all the charges against
the Attorney General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Norfolk's New Population
Is Estimated at 159,OS9

Norfolk, Jan. i6.-The popu!a-
ton of Norfolk will be 159,0S9 on
july /, according to estimates made
bv the United States Census Blu
reau and forwarded today tc DR..
p. s. Schenck, Director of Public
Welfare of this city. The bureau
made recheck of census figures
as soon as the city took over its
annexed territory.
The official figures exceed the es-
Inmates made by individuals by
several thousands.
Where city officials and others
considered the addition of the new
territory would hardly bring the
city above the 10000 mark, the
bureau has been more liberal and
its forecast puts the number of
residents at nearly 10000 more
than even the most sanguine eX-
pected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
William iii 70 Reign
In '27 Say Scores

Berlin. Jan. 16-(By Mall to
The United Press. )-Germany VIII
be ruled again by a Hohenzollerr
emperor-William III, the crown
prince's son, in 1927.
This and other secrets OF the lu-
ture were revealed by a medium
called Miss S" in a meeting OF
Munich's "facisti." This shows how
Adolph HITLER, the "facisti" Lead,
er and his friends, are playing all
the strings Of the propaganda
music instrument to rearouse the
nationalists' feeling and WIN toll
lowers.
The rest of it is:
Germany will win the next great
European war in 1867, regain
ing vast territories from France
which will be almost utterly de-
stroyed. The war will bring the re-
storation of the German monarchy.
The president Of the United
States, Harding, will be reelected
The United States will have a
war with Japan in 1926 and Japan
will be crushed. A great naval bat
tie will take place near the Haw-
waiian Islands and the japanese
fleet will be sunk.
Mexico will see the return OF
nobility.
Beings but not human beings
gifted with the highest intellect
and scientific knowledge, who live
under water, will be discovered
near a town beginning with the
letter IN" in South America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
FLU EPIDEMIC PREVALENT

Danillve, Va, Jan. 1G.-The IN
fuenza epidemic has reached Pat
rick county, reports from the coun-
ty seat being to the effect that i'll
ness is more general than at any
other time in recent years. In many
instances entire households are i'll
and doctors are working at dis
advantage because of the bad con-
ditions of the country roads.
One physician reports family
living in the Witt neighborhood,
where every member-10 in all-is
in bed. Several are described as
seriously i'll, one of the children
having developed meningitis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
OTIS BRADLEY QUALITIES

Danyille, Va, Jan. 16-Otis
Bradley, who was elected clerk of
the Corporation Court to succeed
John K. Cook in the last general
election, has qualified before Judge
Price Withers and will assume his
new duties February /. Qualifica-
ton took place saturday because
Judge Withers was to leave on
shat day for Florida, where he will
remain until after February l.
The new clerk is elected for a
term of eight years. Mr.. Bradley
entered the Office of the clerk as
deputy in 1895 and has since been
there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Pinchot To Dry
Up His State
aR, Initrd Prcss.)

NV niItH IItNN'J
Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 16.-
Gov. Clifford Pinchot, national pro-
pressive leader who overthrow one
Of the strongest state old guard
political machines in the country
last election, declared in his jnau-
gural address today that "sbove
all else" his determination is to
make Pennsylvania dry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

BOWLING CONGRESS
TO BREAK RECORD
,By United Press.)

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. l6-The
twenty-third international tour
nsmept of the American Bowling
Congress, to be held il this city
from March 10 to April s, prom
ises to be the greatest athletic car
nival OF the decade. There is an
entry list of ever ten thousand
participants from every section of
the country and a huge prize list
that will top $4,000 and probably
run as high as $4,000.
Conditions this year arc ideal,
with business improving and the
bowling spirit strong Cor Mi!wau-
kcc.
The last International tourna-
ment held in Milwaukee was at the
old Exposition building, which
drew an entry of DIS teams, in 1908
and eighteen years later the tour
nament will have increased seven
hundred per cent or better, as the
anticipated entry at this time will
be over t.4OO teams, with minor
events consisting or doubles and
individuals to bring up the prize
list to huge figures.
The tournament of 1928 viii! be
held at the spacious Auditorium
building. which was erected at the
site OF the old Exposition hp',0we,
the latter beirg e .roycd by NE
only IT, months Af'r nc Two
.-.-..,, 500 congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
German Sporting Men
Take Up Jiu Jitsu

Berlin, Jan. 16-Japan versus
Germany for the jiu jitsu cham
pionship of the world"
This may be a ring announce
ment of the future if Germany con-
tinues her great activity in devel-
oping this oriental sport.
German sporting circles have
taken up the great japanese IN
door sport and it promises to rev.
olutionize Teutonic wrestling In
vading a field heretofore held al
most exclusively by the quick little
athletes from the Far East, Ger
many bids fair TO build up Jlu
iitsu following which will make
her an international contender Tor
honors jiu jitsu-ly.
Entire evening programs IN the
leading athletic palaces are beng
devoted to the new fad-the art
of downing an opponent by press
ing on highly sensitive portions
of the bodies or by quick wrench
or twist Of hands or legs.
The press devotes columns to eX-
planning what the. new athletic
art is, its origin and oriental his,
tory. Jiu jitsu clubs with trained
instructors are being formed over
night with great central con-
troll.
The thousands of japanese stu
dents in Berlin crowd the exhibit
tions and abe often employed IN
exclusive clubs to help train the
rather awkward German begin
nerS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
TRIPLE HEADER TONIGHT

There will be three games play
ed at the Lyceum Hall tonight.
The st. Mary's Girls will play
George Mason SeXtette. St.
Mary's will play Mt. Vernon of
Washington; The Holy Name will
also play Takoma A. c., of Wash
ington. These games should be
EVENLY contested as all teams are
in fine shape. The first game will
start at 700 o'clock sharp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
GETS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE

Fredericksburg, Va, Jan. 10
An absolute divorce has been grant
ed Mrs. May ". Wine, Of Stat
ford Court House, from her hus-
band, Clinton Wine, by Judge Chi
chester in the Stafford Circuit
Court on the grounds of deser-
ton and abandonment. The court
restored to the plaintiff her maiden
name, Miss May West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
BASKET BALL

The Columbia A. c. will meet
the fast Mackan A. C. of Wash
ington, d. c., in the Armory hall
at 1880 o'clock this evening. A
good game is expected.
The following players are re-
quested to be at the hall by 6:15
o'clock: Craner, Schorioner,
Bradley, Fletcher, Pierpoint,
Vance, Guthan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
AID SOCIETY TO MEET

The Ladies Aid Society of Inn
manuel Lutheran Church will
hold it's regular meeting tomor-
row night, at the home OF Mrs.
Walter Scholoman, SIS North Co.
lumbus street. All members are
urged to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

blance to Gabriel to deceive the
parents.
He had hoped to Gofraud the
family after his acceptance as
their son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Au-Star Team
Ola. E. f. On Rhine

Berlin Jan. 16-The Ali-Star
1otball Team of the American
orces n Germany has been Sc
-ote3
After a hard season in which
IN Third Battalion won the SER
vice championship, the old-time IN
cor sport of picking the ALI
American Army.in-Germany team
s.esulted-probably for the first
time in football history-in prac-
tically unanimous chO.ce.
Many Of the stars are former
college men whose names were
flashed over the wires as heroes
of many an undergraduate pigskin
combat.
Seven persons picked and they
all conceded, it seems, when 1t
c. me to select the all-star football
team of the A. F. Co." according
to the Amaroc News, the service
news iaper in Germany. The team
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

Woluzis and Campbell. "
the Third Battalion leads wIV
eight men, Machine Gunners secS
ond with seven, Headquarters
third. with five and the First Bat
talon last with two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

The greatest pearl .shing center
on the Pacific Coast OF America is
at Pa Paz. near the Southern end
of Lower California.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

CAT SNOBBISHNESS. Rex. cat
owned by Arthur Nelson of st. Paul,
Mimi. is so proud Of the pure An.
CORA strain in his blood he refuses
to associate with felines of meanaK
lineage. Instead, he's picked as q
pal Rudolph. husky sewer rat,
who's shown here peacefully seated
On Rex's head. The rat now makes
ais home In Nelson's abode.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

.,.i.sl..a1. rS rcseyt alton Saw
5.ec wa from san t-,onio to
Uur.lo and from Jacksonville,
* NJ naven and New York on the
asst to Los Angeles and San Fran
isco on the west. Representation
rom this huge territory means
rcat boom for the game IN
idle west, as the big tor '1-
emit of the congress is locke up
annually as a pace set Tor
game, and q big repres ntatfe
rnament means that 'a game
growing.
al of the champic Of 1922
@ entered with tn; -c'os' IN
ling the Lincoln Lite team OF
F Wayne, Ind. composed
C of the greatest Of younger
b. lers in the country. Tho IreI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28

DO lUU WANI
A splendid 3-room home, double con-
structed. plsstered. full basement,
cement foundation. large living
room with fireplace, garage with
cement wall, chicken house, view.
lots OF built-in features in kitch-
en7 s2,350: $3.50 cash. $50 per
month.
JUNCTION REALTY co.
WE st-0347.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28

OWNER FORCED TO SELL
Almost new broom bungalow in Sc
lect Belvedere district: living
room, dining room. large bed
rooms. cabinet kitchen and bath.
large front porch. cement base
mont furnace, garage, view. YOU
WILL HAVE TO HURRY IF YOU
WANT THIS. $4,000. $500 cash.
s35 per month. Phone West 2lT0.
w. T. CAMPBELL
California Ave. and Admiral Way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28

THE Holmes-Parsons Realty Co.
successors 10 Haslett & Bell. at
ee1b Greenwood Ave, specialize in
North End homes and residential
properties. II will pay you 70 see
them. They can suit all pocket
books. Su nset-6090.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE

CHEAP, NICE HOUSE. fruit trees, s
acres. north OF city, on r. n,
and 3 blocks from Broad
way: chickens. house. 10000
berry plants: only y1.100;
terms, 800 down, $40
monthly. Don't see this un-
less you have the 800. as
this place Is worth double
price asked. There will be
plenty Of work done close by
az $500 10 $500 per day.
Where else in u. s. can you
ever get such an offer? Why
throw your money away on
rent and gasoline? Now or
neyeri Come to 5512 Uni
versity Way. take car No.
&c. See Milwaukee. st. Paul
Land Co aufck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28
Ask Star Want AID Patrons About ResulsThey Gladly Tell You
62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

ESIAlB
! y x X X X X X X X X X X X :
( LARGENT a. RYAN SPECIALS 5
BRAND NEW
4-HOOM. STRICTLY MODERN >
1850 CASH
This beautiful bungalow 10 a ,
real doll house, just the place
s Tor newly WEEDS 81 small FAM
ily. II "a strictly modern 4 ,
4 room combination, having ,
two lovely bedrooms, cabinet )
! Kitchen, breakfast nook. Ce-
mont basement hardwood ,
floorH, fireplace. furnace, ,
{ French doors. nothing Is LETT ,
out 10 IN on a large lot. only ,
three blocks from car line. >
We can arrange terms 10 suit ,
{ UNIVERSITY SPECIAL )
g-HOOM BuN0ALOW
ON PAVED STREET ,
{ $500 $500 CASH }
( We realize that the heading Of y
this hd sounds unreasonable. y
but We can satisfy the most ,
. akeptleal that this 10 one OF
the best buys in the uniycr- ,
atty district. N you are look ,
ing for n classy home IN an y
exclusive dlhtTict surround ,
cd b. beautiful homes. on a y
paved street all assessments y
paid. beautiful lot, all Ia y
fine shrubs and n lawn that
H. Ike velvet. fountain and j
flowers ia back yard that y
make II resemble a park. be y
sure and SEE THIS TODAY. y
The owner ~ compelled % =
Fhcrifien 10 raise money for J
business purposes. THIS one y
positively VIII be sold today, y
Let Us call for you and show X
you Il real bargain. Phone )
ME lrAe-5s25. J
! A REAL BARGAIN
{ TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY
SEVEN ROOM HOME y
( LAR r. LOT, B0kiO0
f3.000-ONIY 1850 CASH y
This H. real home. only two y
short blocks 10 two car lines. y
close 70 school and church; y
seven large rooms, double \
constructed throughout. In y
the very best OF shape. owner X
IS buying new modern y
home and IL willing 70 sacri- y
flee this one on any kind OF =
terms 20 responsible party. y
For further Information call y
ME lrse-bS25. y
I.ARGENT 4 RYAN. INC. X
REALTORS =
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OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS X
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28

Stconu and MHtlon. I'D iot-5I3Z.
s-RooM BUNGALOW
$4,000 Furnished-S2, 900
This home Is going at a SACRIFICE.
owner gives us until Sept. / to
sell IL at this price, Must raise
$500. This place located close TO
car and boulevard, schools and
park. BELL. g. CO. 1928 N. 4Jth,
at Stone way. ME lrse-3637. Open
evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28
5 Acres, Bungalow

Nifty new Groom plastered bunga-
low: large. Hight rooms; bathroom;
built-in features; concrete walks.
a real home. Water and light 5
acres very rich soil: acres
cleared; bearing orchard; one aero
spuds. balance In clover: fine To-
cation: view OF mountains. Price
$500; terms. p. Van Arsdale. 1915
Third I'VE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28
62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
II. RUPERT & CO. Inc.
HOMES AND HoMEsITEs
HosiEsEEKERS
nHnFTgF ADL


for
HOMESEEKERS
COWEN PARK
t5.200-ONLY 1900 CASH
BUNGALOW OF Q rooms on the
first floor and a dandy attic
with plastered sleeping room.
Then there ia a FIREPLACE
and a FULL CONCRETE BASE
hENT. laundry trays, almost
NEW FURNACE. etc.
Close 20 ROOSEVELT HIGH
SCHOOL and couple OF blocks
TO grade school. also WALK
ING DISTANCE TO UNIVER-
STTY CAMPUS.
Pretty hard 10 beat this. GOOD
VIEW; fine home district. Price
Is WAY Low. We suggest
that you come early. Call
ca piti-3300.
n. BROADWAY BUNGALOW
NEW HOME
Price Cut 1900
One OF the best in this BEAU
TlfUL HOME district: large
rooms and an extra large attic.
EVERYTHING is the very best
that can be had. CORNER
LOT Paw ED Rect:
VIEW; GARAGE. Much better
built than the average. Now
only $500. and it's IA BAR
GAIN. Call ca pitl-4300.
II. RUPERT & CO. Inc.
1900 Eastlake Ay. at ~" Bridge.
Evenings. Weekdays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28
A REAL BARGAIN
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY
SEVEN ROOM HOME
LAR ~ LOT, B0kiO0
Six New Homes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sc AND Z ROOMS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6. g AND z ROOMS
Located on Sunnysidc ave. between
10th and Both SITS. These VIII all
be open for inspection today and
you may look them over at your
leisure. They are homes Of the
better class. in an ideal location,
the highest point on Wailingford
hill. and no feature has been
omitted that you could possibly
wish for, Here are some Of the
features contained In all OF them:
Living room across front some 20
feet long, BAtcheldeF tile manteis,
best Of oak floors. all woodwork
In real enamel. tiled bathrooms
with recess tub. ell door knUba
and pulls are glass. lots % loaded
glass. ctc,. etc. lull cement base
ment. Mueller furnace. garage In
the basement. etc. The better way
IS 10 come out and look them over.
you won't be disappointed. Street
aud alley are both being paved,
but ~ viii soon be beauty spot.
Prices the lowest OF anything you
have looked at. considering quality
and location.
j. McGill Realty Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28
Why Go to
California

tense heat. when you can get 10
acres and house north OF Seattle
for $1,000. on terms $50 down. $40
per month"; Beautiful green trees.
free wood. free water, good. pure
air. nice neiRhbors. See @. ID. Hill
man. 5512 University way. Sec
Catheart. the White Mans Para
disc, today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-28
Root Bros Special


FINE INTERLAKES BUNGALOW
PRETTY t5Kt9s VIEW LOT
ONLY l60q CASH. TERMS
This ih very large home Of
SUPERIOR CLASS AND Dis
TINCTiOS. but offered at tho
price OF tho ordinary builders
product and the TERMS ARE
EXTREMELY Low. Seldom do
you find this class and quality
% homo offered for less than
si,b00 down. but owner has de-
cidcd 10 make the terms so
easy that you cannot resist the
opportunity. THIS ATTRAC-
TIVE PLACE MUST he SEEN
TO BE APPRECIATED as IL
ia impossible To do II justice
here. GIVE US A CALL
WE'LL SHOW YOU SOME
THING FINE HERE
Root Bros, Realtors
$500 Stone Way. ME lrHe-0s7i.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-15
Aho WI.
INSOSTENIBLE
SITUAClON
MenOs n6minas y me-
jor serviciO.

FL pals va deSpertandO pausadamcn-
tc V no de In mancra sGbita que Sc
RIA 10 acertado. de III oprobiosa man
sgdumbre que lc ticnen sometido
nris cue los rX6ticos amos de lii colo
1ria hdefensa y hlmildc, ell caudillaje
politico que pcSa sobre sus hombros
como una lOSa de plOm0, matando to-
das sus iniciativas de mejoramient0
progressive, Ell cl orden moral, ccon6-
micO Y social.
Va desperezandO sus mlisculos, en-
Ocasiones parece dispuesto Il saltar
acomctivo Y fero para dcstrufr gol-
pes de maZa toda esa maquinaria CO.
rrupta, Ell cuy0 engranaje desgastado
ha sido tantns veces c0gido V oprimi-
do, dejando parte de su blanca vesti-
dura Y parte, tamhiGn. de su epider-
mis- anestesiada.
FL pals, por eXperiencia, ha de sa-
Der, que de este Sistema politicO en-
1uncionamient0, no puede eSperarse
NADIA. no debe esperarse NADIA. a excep-
ci0n de tantos desengaflOs como arrui-
nan su eXistencia, de tantos sinsabO-
res como tronchan sus mas caras es-
peranzas de vivir una vida mas en-
consonancia con los ideales que en- ell
mundo van imponiGndose, bajo el sa-
ludable imperio de la verdadera demo
cracia, de la verdadera justicia, de la
Yerdadera libertad. Porque no puede
haber III libertad nj iusticia. hi de-
mocracia, donde desgraciadamente los
hombres representatives, los mentores
de III conciencia popular, sean hombres
sin iniciativas emprended0ras, sin
Orientaciones fijas, sin un ideal defini-
do al cual consagrar sus luchas sus
afanes, por el cual, 81 fuere precise,
sacrificarl0 t0dO Ell la vida: Ia vida
lnisma, 81 la patria nos pusiera Ell IL
aiternatiTa de il al OstracismO la
muerte.. Guam pocos de nuestros IL
dcres serfan capaces, hoy de arros-
trar un sacrificio semejante ;Cuan
pocos, como Muiioz Rivera. Sc resigna-
rllan ,morir pobres, antes que claudi-
car de sus idealcs: o como Betances
Y De Hostos, a .sufrir las torturas del
eXilio, antes que pasar por ell bochor-
no de tencr que sOmeterse la huni-
llaci6n impuesta por la fuerza del po-
der!
PerO no. esOs son casos eXcepciona-
les en- la historic de los pueblOs de-
biles. Son tOntcriaS-diran muchos-
cometidas pOr nuestros antepasad0s.
que en- eSta 6poca de pr0vechos Il ma
Ga practice c0nducen. Porque 10 prdc-
tlco eli los tiempos que corremos. es
vivir, vivir de cialquier manera. aun-
Que sea Il costa de las mayorcs clau-
dicaciones Y de los procedimientOs mas
sospechOsos. Las plataformas. los idea
les, que Sc los lleve el DiablO! Para
encumbrarse y veneer hoy, solo Sc ne
ccsita apelar al equilibrio en- las tran
saccioncs con cl gobicrno que domina.
(Continua en- la pagina 4ta.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-15
LOS PANGERMANISTAS PIDEN
QUE Sc ROMPAN LAS HOSTILI-
DADES CON FRANCIA, A LO
QUE Sc OPONEN LAS MASAS
TRABAJADORAS.

BERLIN, noviembre 15.-Los Pan
germanistas alemanes, con la tenaz
oposicion de los trabajadores, piden
gritos que Sc rompan las hostilida-
des de una vez con Francia. Ell Go
bierno abriga el plan de deiar que los
acontecimientos sigan su curse, 10
cual Sc atribuye por el pueblo la po-
Utica pangermanista, que tiende de-
jar que F'rancia siga obrando hasta
que Sc estrelle en- Alemania, sin que
esta tome ninguna participation para
evitar el rompimiento inevitable. Ell
gobierno, asi msimo, Sc dispone a no
intervenir mas en- ell Rhur por la fuer-
"a, dejando a un plebiscito que acla-
re la situacion, va optando por seguir
bajo la paternal Influenza de Alema-
MIA fernando una pequena naciona-
lidad aparte.
(Mas cables en- la pagina d
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-15

Ell Gobernador Warren T. McCray, de
Indiana, .cuyas diAcultades fnancieras
lie obligaron a meterse de lleno en- po-
Utica, disponiendo de varios fondos
del Estado para propositos privados.
Por tai concepto ha sido demandado,
y este preshpone que ha de causar un
grave perjuicio al Partido Republican,
Nacional en- las proximas elecciones,
pues Sc dice que ell Presidente Coolid-
ge lie ha prestado al Gobernador ell
dinero para que 10 reponga. Mas de
$50 Bancos hallanse afectados en- esta
transaction legal, por la suma de
$3.OO0,OOO. 4