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WOmen's
PetticOGts

FlanneIette PetticOats-N e q &
striped effects; made with
flounce; medium lengths. 90s
No-PRoFIT SALE price 49,
silk FIounce Petticoats-With
fine quality cotton tops: pretty
changeable effects and plain
coIors; tucked fIounce.
NO-PROFIT s A L e CT %
price ...............
Knitted Petticoats--Fine yarn.
in medium gray, with st~iDed
border. NO PROFIT QOO
SALE price. ,........
Goldenberg's Third Floor.
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Boys Clothing

Boys Cloth School Pants
KnickerbockeH style, in an as.
sortment of neat mixtures; per-
feet quality; sizes 8 to 16
years. NO-PROFIT SALE CEn
price ............. VON
First and Third Floors.
Boys and Girls WOrsted Knit
Caps-Plain and combination col
ors; fit any head size. NO. 1oO
PROFIT SALE price. 4ON
First and Third Floors.
Boys Wash Suits - Oliver
Twist and MILDLY styles, in plain
and fancy combination styles;
fast colors; sizes 3 TO 8
years. NO-PROFIT SALE 7NO
price .........
Boys Outing Flannel Paiamas
Meat striped effects; one and
two piece styles; sizes 6 to, Is
years. NO-PRoFIT SALE Goo
price ..................
Boys Blanket BathrObes-In a
variety Of pretty colorings; fin.
ished with cord to match; sizes
6 to 16 years. NO 0C IN
PROFIT SALE price. WAsUU
Boys Black Rubber Coats
Hodgman make; warranted wa
terproof; sizes 4 to is
years. No-PRoFIT @C OK
SALE price. WAsOO
Boys OvercOats and Macki-
naws-Of chinchilla and mix
lures; sizes to 16
years. NO-PROFIT OK on
SALE price. ... UOeUV
Boys Suits and OvercOats OF
good quality tweeds, in Oliver
Twist and MILDLY styles; over
coats of neat mixtures: sizes 8
to 6 years. NO-PROFIT @O k
SALE price. ...... U6se1O
GoIdenbergs Third Floor.
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u. S.. Leads Nations. In
Use Of Silk; 1922
Set Record
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-With
about $1,000, 100000 worth of
silk and silk manufactures sold
in 1922, the National City Bank
today published forecasts indi-
eating 1923 will surpass last
year in silk sales.
The United States is shown
to have become the greatest silk
manufacturing and consuming
country.
While importing raw silk
from Japan, the United States
exports silk manufactures not.
only to those countries, but
about sixty other besides.
The capital invested in the
United States in the silk indus
try was given in the 1920 CEN
sus as $3.50, 200, 900.
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Floor Coverings


Seamless Brussels Rugs.
Strictly perfect quality, size s
It. 3x1O IT. s: one of Smiths
products; Atwood face, close
woven heavy weight quality, in
oriental and medallion designs:
light and dark colors.
NO PROFIT SALE GIG OK
price s.s...........
Cooks Make COrIS.ffIIed Bur.
lap-back LinOIeum Rugs size
6x12 IT,: handsome wool rug de-
signs; slight imperfec-
tions. NO PROFIT eE Ok
SALE price. UOs1O
Heavy Double Warp Japanese
Rugs-Size 8x10 IT.; beautiful
stenciled patterns in blue, tan,
green, red and brown: perfect
quality. NO-PROFIT 90 90
SALE price ....5... W3sOC
GOIdenberg Fourth Floor and
First Floor Bargain Table.
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ANT|-RUM FIGHT
YIELDS BIG
TOLL
Agents in Northern New York
Seize Fifty-five Autos and
1900 Gallons.
By International News servic,

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Jan. ga
That's what Federal Prohibition
enforcement agents, assisted by
United States Customs officials.
landed upon the moonshine and RUM
running industry upstate during
the last year..
It represents the value of confis.
Gated liquor, autos and stills, and
is exclusive of the financial return
to the Government from fines and
civil assessments under the Vol
stead act. Tt is separate, too, from
State law enforcement activities.
William Brennan, agent in charge
Of the Syracuse Federal enforce
ment headquarters, seat OF the
anti-booze crusade upstate, lifted
the curtain upon the returns for the
last year. It disclosed that 1900
gallons Of hootch had been cap
tured in the Syracuse territory
proper, while the Malone subdivi-
sion of the Syracuse territory added
S,427 quarts.
Seizes 55lAutOs.
Fffty-five autos were captured
forty-five in the Malone subdis-
trict, and ten more in the Syracuse
- 0kfNA.eza oCNCAt1J IA1OOIlSIiHG
plants, ranging from crudeIy con-
strncted stills to magnificent speci-
mems of the moonshining art, also
were collected by the Federal dry
sleuths.
The bootleg price of the liquor
and hootch seized is approximately
SO per gallon, but the retail figure,
had the deliveries been completed to.
the blind tigers I'm Syracuse. Utica;
Binghamton and other cities, would
have run far ahead of this sum.
It's a poor speak-easy owner who
cannot get SO out OF a quart OF
hootch, sold over the bar at so cents
per "shot."
Figures Up to $325, 900.
Based upon this scale, and trans
lating the $500 gallons seized into
quarts. the liquor confiscated by
Brennan's squad in the Syracuse
district proper had total valuation
Of 10000.
The autos taken represent prob
ably another $4,000. and the fifty
stills, given a rough $50 averages
valuation, hit up $4,000 more.
Adding the total value of North
country seiZureS-where the figure
naturally is far higher ~ and the
grand total financial blow dealt the
hootch industry in the Syracuse
Malone district hits about 1926, 900
for the last twelve months.
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FORMER GOLF CHAMPION
ARANpoNS DIVORCE SUIT

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 22.-Dorothy
Campbell Hurd, former United States,
British and Canadian women's golf
champion, has abandoned her suit
for divorce from J. v. Hurd, we'll
known Pittsburgh steel man.
In her petition to the court, Mrs.
Hurd said she had given up her resi-
dence In Pittsburgh and did not wish
20 return to this city to press the suit.
The husband, in an answer to the Pc
titton, said he did not object to the
step taken by Mrs. Hurd,
The wife. in her suit for divorce,
charged cruel and barbarous treat
n1ent
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ChiLdren'S
BLOOmers, Zoe pr.

Children's Muslin Boomers,
large reinforcement; well made;
full cut sizes from to 10
years.
Infants Long PetticOats-Of
white flannelet;e, with muslin
bands and neat hem. QgN
No-PROFIT SALE price OON
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
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Art Goods

Stamped Pillow Tubing-As-
sorted neat patterns: hemstitched
for crochet or stamped for seal.
Looping. NO-PROFIT SALE 7En
price, pair. .......
Limit, / pair.)
Lace-trinllned ScaFfs and
Shan1s Neat patterns. 1OO
NO-PROFIT SALE price AON
Pure Linen Hemstitched Scarfs
Cream color art linen. EOO
NO-PROFIT SALE price OON
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Table DGnansk

58-inch Mercerized Table Dam
ask-Neat dice patterns. 97C
NO PROFIT SALE price Wv
limit, 3 yards.)
36-inch Mercerized Dice DAM
ask-Extra heavy, for luncheon
cloths or table tops. NO 1EN
PROFIT SALE price. LUZ
18-inch Mercerized Dice Dam.
ask-For scarfing or napkins.
No-PRoFIT, s A L = 111C
Mercerized Damask Table
CIoths-Hemstitched or scalIoped:
54-inch size. NO.PROFIT 7EO
SALE price. OON
Ninit, H.
G0ldenberg's-First Floor.
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Leather Goods

Wenen's Handbags-Of silk,
velvet and leather, in an assert,
msRt of pleasing styiesi black
and eeiers, NO-PRoF1T @1 Ok
HALH price, U
Kiddies' Handbags ~ Leather,
silk and novelty effeotsI asserted
shapes, NO-PROFfT SALE Ike
BFt0Si :::;::;::;;;; ;:;:;;
GeldenbeEg's-FiPst FfO0r,
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GlO'Ues

Cham.Suede GLOVES. two.elasp
style: embroidere1 back: ia self
and contrast colorss desirable
shades. NO.PROFIT kQN
SALE price ,,,,st,,,,,t
Wear.right and Kayser Cham.
OiaettO Gloves, embrold orod back,
in tvra-toned effects. NO. Q2N
PROFIT SALE price,, ~
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Stationery

Keith's Willow Linen Core.
spOndence Cards-White and col.
, ors; Is cards and envel.
opes. NO.PROFIT SALE OEn
price s''''''' ''.''.......
Composition Boo ks Board
backs; "a pages of good quality
paper. NO-PROFIT SALE 1Gn
Luggage Cases-With riveted
handles; strongly made, convan.
lent for carrying lunches, school
books. etc. NO-PROFIT TO-
SALE price. A"~
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HUndkerchiefs

Msn'a White HAndkerchlefs--
Good soft finish quality, with
heInatitahad borders; some have
slight defect In finish, IL rs way
affecting wear nor appearance,
NO.PROFfT HALIl price, 00n
Six for, S~~
Mons PuFa Linen Initial Hand,
kerehEefs-Fuil slaa. and good
quality. broken assortment Of
initials, N0.FR6FfF Oh
6ALH price, each. ....... NAS
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Plaid Blankets,
1926 Pair

66xsO Heavy weight Plaid
Blankets. blue, pink. tan and
gray plaids: fine grade cotton
with soft. fluffy finish.
3Ox4O Crib BIankets-Blue or
pink plaid or block de-
signs. NO-PROFIT SALE 9ON
price ...-...s..-.....
GoIdenberg s-FOurth Floor.
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NeckUedr,

Not Bertha Collars. trimmed
with venice laee edge; white and
cream eoloFs, NO-PROFlT Q0N
S1Al@M pII06 AstAsN1AAtt
Rrusaed Wool Searfsa with
striped borderS fringed endss tan
and brown eenbinationa, NO
PROFIT sALE 81 az
prioe ,s.,ss,.,s&,,.
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Footwear

Women's Black and Tan High
ShOes-Louis and Cuban heels;
sizes in the lot from 21s to q.
No-PRoFIT s A L e G1 10
price. ...... ...s......
WOmen's Red Felt Comfort
Slippers-Padded soles and pom.
poms: sizes 8 to s. NO. EHO
PROFIT SALE price. -. OsV
WOmen's Kid BOudoir Slippers
Tan. black and pink; leather
soles and pom pom; sizes 3 to 4,
but not in each color. 0On
No.PRoFIT SALE price coz
GOIdenberg 's-First Floor.
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WOn1en'S and
Misses Coats,
S6.75

Wcman'a and Misses Fur Col.
lar Coats. of woci velour; stylish
belted models, with collar Of
heaverette fun; trimmed with
buttons: satin lined: full length.
Navy blue and black; sizes 10
to 10.
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Teuetry

Bar Pins-Rhinestens and col
cred stone effects; brilliant set
tings; attractive styles. 09O
NO.fROFIT SAIlE price Wv
Mesh Bags-SilEsr-plStsd fine
mesh; assorted desirable shapes
and sizes. NO-PROFIT @O OK
SALE price. ..:...:.: V
GoidenbeEg's-First FlO0E.
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Extra Size Cloth
Dresses, $685.

Wemen'a Extra Size Dresses,
Of FrenehN serge, in black and
navy bluel trimmed with fancy
braid and silk embroidery and
beitl full cut sizes for stout
women. from 45M to BsM.
deidenberg's-Seoond FlOoE
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Umbrellas, 86e

Mems and Wornerfs Umbrel-
las, good quality fast black
American (cottonD taffeta covers,
paragon frames; good assortment
of handles. including many with
cord loops
GoIdenbef First Floor.
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WOn1en's and
Misses Dresses.
$3.50

OF velour and serge, self, fan.
ny braid and button trimfne ed
styles, finished with narrow
belts; straight line and plated
skirt Inodelss navy blue and
brown enlys sizes 10 to ~, .
Observation-Disclosures Floor,
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Girls Cloth Coats
1915

OF Wool Velour, with beaver
cite collars, smart belted models,
with patch pockets; in navy blue,
brown and green; sizes 8 to II
years.
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Lnces

VAL LACRG. various widths
and patterns; twelve yards in
each piece. NO-PROFfT Q0N
Said price, ,.,..,,....,.
EmbFOlderies and LaCes, vari-
Gus styles and patterns. NO
PROFIT SALE price, H4a
yarn i:..a:.: .;si.s:.
6eSdenbergs-First Ffeor
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Mems Clothing

Mems Winter Overeoats-0dd
lots, not all this seasons models;
mostly fitted models; dark
shades; mostly small si4ss-9a to
40. MOP r. OFT GIN m
SALE price, .,,t.... OAV"VV
Mems Medium Weight Suits
All wool. quarter and half lined,
models for young men, medium
shades of tan, brown and green;
sizes 81 to 40, NO, Ell OK
PROFIT SALE price 0AA"OO
Young Mems Pants-oG all.
wool tweeds, in light shadesI a
chance to match the odd eoat,
sises 20 to 40, NO. % 60
PROFIT SALE price,. OA"OO
6eIdenberg's-First FI0er,
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Popular Make
COrsets, 1929

OF pink and white coutil: low
and medium bust models. with
long skirt; guaranteed boning;
all sizes.
Goldcnberg' Third Floor.
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Wool JerseY
Suits, $3.50

Women's Suits, OF wool jersey,
in dark brown, heather, oxford
and navy blue; 3S-inch length
coats, with belt and patch peck
cts; sizes 16 to AZ.
GoIdenberg's-Second Floor.
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Maids Round Waist Aprons.
of : unbleached muslin, trimmed
with cretonne pockets and
borders.
GOldenberg First Floor.
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Washable
Cretonnes, I6c yd.

a,000 yards of % and 90 inch
Washable Cretennes, light and
dark floral stripe, bird and
tapestry designsi mill lengths
from Q to yards. but plenty
alike fer all purposes.
First F9OOF-Bargain Fable.
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b he'd W DOL
Scar : , 81

Women Brushed Wool Scarfs,
assorted dark striped effects:
made with fringe and pockets:
good heavy weight.
GOIdenberg Third Floor.
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Lining Satine,
SIC Yard

36-inch Mercerized Lining
Satine, fast black, rich lustrous
grade. Limit. 4 yar1s.)
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Turkish Bath
Sets, 75c

Embroidered Turkish hath
Sets, consisting Of large tower
and wash cloth to match. (Linait,
to q buyer)
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Bed PuLOUS,
CSC

Large Size Bed Pillows, sew.
cred with heavy art tickiags,
filled with sterilized curled feath-
ers,
G0ldenberg's-F0urth FIeOr.
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Toilets

Flexible Steel Nail FILES -
sorted sizes: good quality double
cut. NO-1.ROFIT SALE -
price. /. -. ss......
DanAdeFitae For the hair: mo.
diup1 size. NO-PROFIT Qon
SALE price. 3. 80. yOG
MiIrOnc Nail EnameI-fn cake
form N0-PROFIT SALE ".
price. box. -. y.
Creme Lemon For toilet and
massage use. NO-PROF'IT s)CAO
SALE price. 10
POmpeian TaIcum Powder
NoPRoFIT s A + n 1Qr
GOIdenberg First Floor.
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NOTE-By No-Profit" we do not mean that we sell
every item at actual wholesale cost, for we do not
In some instances items are sold at below wholesale
cost in others with but the necessary overhead ex
penSe added
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Perfect Quail
ity Window
Shades, dc

8 #. by 8 It. g
inch Perfect Quality
Opaque Cloth Win
dow Shades, white or
green; strong spring
rollers; complete
with ring and fix.
lures.
Fourth Floor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
UN CANNON DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE
MARINA, CARGADO DE LICORES

Aver n las tres de la. madrugaaa
al caltoedc In polirfa Ramon Ortega. y
los guardias Jose Cedeho Y Pablo San.
tiaso, al n,ando del jefe de diStrit0 dt
| Saliturce. ToInas Ji!stiniano Llprcms,
sorprendierOm a Ia entrnda Ea la ca,
rretera de Carolina. un auto-truck,
proIiedad del derartametno de Mari
ma. a que estaba al servicio de In cs-
tacI6n radio"rahca. Los poIicias ocupa-
ron once sacos V nueve cajas, conte-
niendo en- Sill mayor parte whisky
JOHNNY Walker, brandy. gienbra V ron
yicjo. En- 81 truck iban ell marine Fl
sller E5warth, todos de infantcrfa de
marina.
Los licOres fuerOn OcupadOs, Y los
tres marinOS pasaron la noche en- la
estaci6n de policfa. Aver por la mafa-
M fueron hechas de~claraciones jura-
das ante el C~omiSionado Federal Mr..
* ~ -hVuIiiS; Ill titNtO ut uuc IOo
licOpes fucrOn traidoS dcsde Culebra
a FajarlO, ell TN balr 1ro, desdc don
de trataron de condlrirlos hasta San
Juan. a los Suplr9StoS acuSad0S les
fue permitido salir a almorZar Il las
doce. Como a las dos de la tardc de
aver. c~omparecieron nuevamcnte ante
el Coniisionado. v verdasieramehte fue
ALI estaba %prescnte, cuando oy0 de-
cir a los tres marines que no eran cul-
pabl2s dd dclito. que Sc les imputa-
ba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12

nanza sera nombrado durante la pre-
sente situacion.
La rinmoralidad EN- las ofcinas p1-
blicas con su playa de parasites que
no aportaban por ALI sine a fines de
mes para hacer efectiva la nomina, ha
sido cortada de raiz. Todo ell mundo
tendra que estar EN- SUI puesto. Las
horas de oficina son de nueye de la
manana a dos de la tarde Y para x
cusar la inasistencia no servira otra
certiicacion facultativa que la que ha-
IA extender, preyio reconocimiento Pc
ricial eel jefe del despacho en- cada uno
de los departamentos de Gobierno.
Esto undo a la disolucion del parla-
mento, a la Suppression de las dietas a
losadiputados Y senadores y a la anun-
ciada Suppression de las cesantias de
los ex ministries, ha degrade hasta
ahora, justo es c~onfesarlo, que la OPT
MON ase Amuestre favorable a la actua-
ci6n de la Dictadura que esta proce-
diendo con la energia y la entereza,
que. la gravedad del cuerpo social re-
guerra Y que un gobierno que tuviera
que contar con ,los s~ufragios de sus
adictos, no hpbiera podido abordar,
aun comprendiendo la ~inaplazable ne
.esidad del saneamiento.
4 .Pero,, ~ en- 10 militar? EEL Di-
freetorio que tan infiexible Sc muestra
en- 81 afan de extirpar las lacras que
enfermana sl ORGANISING civil, guerra
o podra hacer 10 mismo cuando Sc ira
te de los, ~elementos cuya collaboration
Sc precise para dar la sensation de
una perfecta hnanimidad que es la
base de este 'estado de fuerza?
En- 10 militar Sc hara j~usticia tam
bien. Justicia, no venganza. Para
ESQ no 1figurara Ell general Aguilera en-
la fpresidencia del Console Superior
de Guerra y Marina. BESIDE que Sc
produjoien iel Senado aquella aggression
del Sr. Sanchez Guerra contra ell ge-
neral AguIlera, aggression que mo tue
r~epelidaspor este 'en la forma ,espera-
da por los rmiIitares, perdio mucho
ambiente y Sc mutilizo como colabora-
dor de primera Inca en- estao empresa
en- Ia que sc han jugado los caudillos
Fla 'vida,eel general Aguilera. A este
no lie tp~endonaran, nunca losJtmilitares
su, fematica ,aotitud ANTE e~ls4agraxio;
a Sanchez Guerra no lie e~perdonaran,
,tampoeo, la aggression de que ,hizo OBJ.
jeto, a Jun, general nj su Erase, que aho-
ra nrecuerda, 81 .mismo, como una vim
dicacion de la ineficacia de los pasa-,
dos gobiernos: que gObiernen los que
no deiabaini g~obernar. 49,.
J. Perez Losada.' "
Madrid, 4 de septiembre de 1928.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12

eel desleal ministro' dE la Corona, que
llevaba en- ell ilfcito negocio la parte
del leon. Pero hay todavfa aigo mas
grave: los tratados dltimamente ne.
gociados con Inglaterra Y Belgica Y
Ell que esta en- tramites con los Esta-
dos Unidos, son altamente perjudi-
ciales para Espaha, y a clio no pare
ce ajeno Ell Sr. Alba que Sc habfa he
cho revestir por un parlamento COM
placiente de IL maxima autoridad re-
querida para que fuese Ell Gobierno
quien negociara los eonvenios y, EN-
nombre4 Gobierno, ell ministro de.
Estado, autorizando a este. para que
contratase, a S u %antojo, cor los 60
biernos extranjeros, por debajo de la
segunda columna del Arancel v con
despfecio para la junta tecnica que
tiene la obligation y la ,atribucion de
Intervene en- estas n~egociaciones, y
con ell margen de evolucion /consi-
guiente que este de tener las smanos
libfes para operar, ofrecia a un hon.
bre de las tragaderas del que nos ocu-
pa. Pero todavia hay mas, aunque
clio sera de mas dificil depuracion, y
es la partida de gastos s~ecretos que
tiene a su disposition ell ministro de
Estado, acerca de cuyo legitimo, en-
pleo, 'dadQQ lo que Sc ha puesto en- cla7
re, ~preyalecen mny ~fundadas dudas /. :.
l. ,Existen,. pues, contra Don Santiago
Alba datos :~eoncretos, pero el Gobier-
no tornado por, los militares 4quiere
depurar otras, responsibilities, 3quie4
re .fiscalizar al oNgen y, la legalidad
de Aotrast fortunas. Otros ministries
tambien estan mas o menos en- entire
dicho, 81 bien contra ninguno pueden
concretarse, a 10 que Sc %infiere, cargos
tan directos y tan graves como los
que anulan para siempre a Don San
tiago Alba. Anoche Sc ha dicho con
insistencia que ell marques de Este
LA iba a someter a la frma del Rey
un uecfeto dc uep0rtaclon contra cua-
rentiun ex ministries a los cuales Sc
les confscarfan sus bienes, ~fgurando
entire, estos ell condo de Romanones y
don JuanSde la Cierya. Tambien Sc
habIo fde, un proyecto de decreto que
mo ltuvd la sanction real, suprimiendd
81 cincuenta poi 7c1ientdd de los emplda-
dos dos civilless'e s;4 lG..,jes taesiso Il
5riNo,y 70 no, tie firmo esto!-le dijo
ell Rey. ial marques de, Estrella, y la,
5barrida al por mayor auedo a~plazada.
Pero ell 4efe del ,Direeterio militarr ha.
declarado solemnemente que MOI ha de
h~afeerse fningdn annenabramiento nuexo..
Los, 'efnpleost queiYaqusnl por cesantfa,
por renuncia o por- muerte, va no se-
ran provistos. Nj siqqiera uq prde=
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12

"A clda' Euo de los acusadoS lp fuG
III una fixnZa de $500. 90 para per-
manccer @ libertad provisional, hasti
lrgi1ana en- In tar i, que. ,s2ll cplebrado.
un juicio preliminar ante I'll Comisio-
| ltdo, asistiendo 81 fiscal. '
f. Sc nos dice que en- In declaration
iurada que presto ell Sargento Fisher.
dijO mas menos que Fl hahfa traidn
todO el licOr refcrido deStle Culebra,
en- una pequeha cmbarcaci6n que al!
quil6, V que 81 licor no era para Su
uso Y 81. para Otros pero que prefer!l
ir a In carcPl. antes de E~ielatar a ma
die.
La declaration del marino que ma
nejaba ell truck Wrigleys, verso sobrc
que an realidad 81 hahfa pcdido pres
tado I. truck para determinados nue.
lICs pero' que fu6 a F'ajardo y trajo
licor Ell veZ de muebles.
FL teniente Hull, comandantc de In
eStaci0n Naval. sllplic0 al Fiscal
Wells. que Sc s~irviera trasladar todo
FL litigi0 a las aut0ridades navaleS.
pues ellos cstdn acostum.lra;os a ven
THAR casos como el preSpnte entire SuS
hombres. FL Fiscal Wells, rehus6 ac-
ceder a la pctici0n del t~eniente Hull,
Il quien le manifesto que sc estalIece-
ri contra los tres acusadGs. I'm proce-
dimiento pOr violaci6n de la ley Vols
tead, consistentc en poser V traspor-
tar licor.