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New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

A cat-proof fence, set well inside a picturesque old wall, surrounds Bird craft Sanctuary, d tract of ten acres presented to the Connecticut Audubon Society for d bird refuge.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Real Estate-Wanted.

olNGLE or tenement house near center, il tenement 1t must be IOgo invest ment. uie particulars in lfst letter. F. .. Box 4U4, Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Motorcycles and Bicycles.

WELL FELLOWS. here's anotheri The Tn- dian and Harley have been sold. Now for another bargain! A 1920 Harley Davidson, just thoroughly overhauied and equipped with n corbin-Bro speedometer and n new rear tire. Price only sib0. Come in and take n look. Small deposit will hold 1t until spring. Monicr Bros. 3S-42 Main St. "The Sporting Goods Store"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Auto Parts and Accessories.

Auto Parts and Accessories. il AUTO parts for all makes. Axels, bearings speciality. Standard Auto Repair, 22 Oak St. Tel. 5l5-4.
 BATTERIES-Wet and dry winter storage, all makes. Reasonable rates. J. NJ. Far. rell. no Franklin Sq. Phone 1918. FEDERAL tires q Michelin tubes. Author tzed sales agency. Judd & Dunlop. lS Franklin Square. Phone 1928.
 l o'clock is the time the Herald Classified columns close each day. Have you been watching for bargains? Read the Herald" classified ads for bargains. profit and news.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

tN . family house of ten rooms with inn proyemeEls; 12U0 1t. frontage on Plaln- Nille trolley and highway. kobt. B. N ultc a5y Main St,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
tsUUNlS. DOAhD ANU faUlLAs
Rooms For Rent

SEYMOUR ST., 97-Furnisned room for 2 gentlemen. steam heat. Board If desired. llnE second Deli.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

UNDEKWEAR, I'1sTEKY BATH ROBES Heavy wool sox. 2lc per pair; $ pairs 3l.00. Wool, 2-piece underwear for men, 95c per garment. Union suits wool mixed worth s2.s0 for $1.45 the suit, and other bargains which space does not permit us to mention. army Navy Store. 56 Church st.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

efubEBAkERs-iight six touring, ssJSi speeiai six taaFing. si,sfsi big six touring.
 u.'boi r. q. E, factory. M, Irving Jester. iss Arch st, 'fhis IS studehaksr yeaT.a
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

FULL line of Bail Band footwear for men and boys. Shoes hide to wear, better shoes for less money. All guaranteed. S6 Church St. Joe Mortelliti,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

HIP BUOTS, knee boots, 'Storm King, boots, felt boots. rubbers, raincoats. etc, at big savings. All sizes and everyone first quality. Army & Navy Store. 56
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

INVENTORY SALE now going on. We are clearing up all our heavy apparel at very low prices. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

POTATOES-Wanted to buy, 25 bushels small potatoes. 142 Main St. WE pay fair prices for any household ar ticles. Just drop a card to D. NJ. Benja- min, l15 Beaver St. Phone 1S20.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Building and Contract

Let's go! A Herald" classified ad will sell the furniture. Notice head ing 63 tonight.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

NICELY furnished room with all conyen- fences in West Main st. section for 1 or 2 renneu gentlemen. rhone 26l4.
, 1923-08-09
K|WAN|S CLUB
HEARS TRIBUTE

An address on the life and work OF
the late President Harding was de-
livered by Attorney H B. Durham
before the members Of tho Casper
Kiwanis club at their luncheon this
noon. Mr.. Durham laid great stress
on the kindness of the late executive
and compared him to Mckinley In this
respect. He paid tribute to Harding's
ability as a statesman and called tho
disarmament conference one of the
greatest steps that had ever been TAX
en- toward peace
whether 1t originated in tho brain
OF Mr.. Harding or not is immaterinl.
Tho man was equally great II he
could put into actually the idea of
another he said.
That the president would still be
living II he had not assembled to the
high position he held and had not
been burdened with the cares of the
office was the opinion advanced by
the speaker who drew n striking con-
trast between Harding and Wilson ms
they stood together on a platform a
few months ago. Wilson was hnggard
and scarcely able to get around
while Harding looked robust and with
every possibility OF continued good
health.
At the luncheon Dave johnson of
the Natrona Power company gave a
talk or the question Of public utilities
which was enilghtening. Mr.. johnson
demonstrated the remarkable growth
of h use OF electricity in Casper
during the past three years. He EN-.
phasized the need of any public util.
ity to understand the public mind and
to keep h favor of the public.
George Halle. who has made many
friends here with his vocal accomp-
lishments. sang three or four songz
for the members today and conse-
quently achieved another triumph
, 1923-08-09

For ono thing, there were girls
frocks-and abe had known only
boys o~veralls. There was a red
ribbon for her hair. hair that had
known only tangles- And shoes
her first
She saw q city. She had seen a
city once before-eight years ago
on q visit she barely remembered.
But now she is of the twentieth
century and may see the inside of
church and schools for the first
time.
It was not easy for the officers
TO persuade Emma to step through
the mirror. She was timid and a
little awed. And her father and
brother showed resentment at the
intrusion upon their primitive life.
Tho man even cast significant
glances at a long barrelled old rife
leaning against tho wall of tho cave
home.
Enters Now Life.
The county detention home. to
which she was taken by Williams
and Miss Corning. is a far cry from
her cave home-a gloomy place ten
, 1923-08-09

feet square where ducks and geese
and chickens had as much freedom
OF access as the human tenants.
Today. twenty-four hours after
her advent into the new world. 1t
was a different appearing Emma
who related to Miss Corning her
strange experiences on the island.
Under the magic spell of a days
contact with civilization. the girls
pretty face flushed with the excite
ment and pure joy Of living. And
she Is to have girl companions
Never on the island did she have a
girl playmate-no N to play dolls
with her. no one to play house.
But Emma has stepped through
the looking glass. and the world.
although a bit new yet, and strange.
is to her liking.
, 1923-08-09
GIRL RECLAIMED FROM
HERMIT LIFE FORCED
ON HER BY HER FATHER


TOPEKA. Kans.. Aug. "a
swiss Family Robinson" has been
discovered on a little island in the
Kaw river. Three persons made
up the "family"-a man and his
two children. one a girl. IL, and
the other a boy. IT.
The discovery was made by T. d.
Williams and Miss Eva Corning,
county welfare officers. And the lit
tie island-only about three blocks
In size-is only a few minutes drive
from tho dome capped capitol of
Kansas.
But from tho discovery of this
little family living so near civiliza-
ton. and yet so far apart from 1t.
there unfolded a tale of a modern
Alice and her adventures in Won
derland.
Finds Startling Surprises.
True, there was no march hare or
mad halter. no Tweedle-Dee and
Tweedle-Dum. but the things the
girl-Emma Adams is her namee
found beyond the magic mirror
were as startling as were the dis
coveries Alice made.
, 1923-08-09
City Briefs

J.. r. Hoover is a business and
pleasure visitor here for a short time
from Fort Collins.
J. NJ Snyder is a Lowell business
man here for a few days
Frank O,Ryan and son came In yes
terday from Denver and expect to
spend two or three days here.
Robert Findley is among hi out
of-town business men here for h
remainder of the week from Denver.
r. R Fawcett of the Firestone Tire
and Rubber company is attending to
business affairs here from Denver.
Mr.. Fawcett will be married here in
a short time.
@. e. Bwens is a Denver business
mar IN the city for a few days.
B. W. Handley of the Savage Candy
company is spending a week here on
business from Denver.
d. @. Mcclellan is in for q few days
from Arminto. Mr.. Mcclellan In own
er of the Arminto hotel.
W. c. May Is in the city on bust
ness from Denver.
h @. Bryan is attending to bust
ness afafirs here for several DAYS
from Colorado Springs.
J. II. Harris is an out-of-town man
here for the week from Denver.
r. N. Galloway If the wyoming
Trust company is a business visitor
here from Thermopolis.
T. n Burton of Minneapolis was
tho guest of Ben Cullen at the
Kiwanis club iuncheon today.
@. r. Hoinis, who Is connected with
tho o. 8. Building and Loan Asso.
citation. is here from Billings. Mont
Ban q. Poster is Casper's latest at.
torney. He comes from Kansas City
and has associated himself with Cobb
and Cobb.
Willard Longshore win return this
evening to the Longshore ranch west
Of the city after visiting with friends
hero for several days
W. W. Camplin and W. J. Nc
Donald came down yesterday on a
short business trip from Sheridan.
Guy w. Reeler is attending 10
business affairs here for a few days
from Buffalo.
C. B. Smith came IN this morning
from Denver and will attend to bust.
ness affairs here for several days.
orlie J.. King is. in for . few days
from Salt Creek.
F. r. Kiefer is a Rawlins visitor in
the city for a few days.
c. @. Alexander is a Lingls visitor
here for q short time.
e. c. Burch is in the city for a
week from his home in Wilson. Okla.
John Peterson came dow yester-
day IN a business trip from Their
mopolis.
]. F. Mead arrived in the city this
morning from Des Moines. Ia, and
, 1923-08-09
Rdckheads Go Quick
By This Simple Method

Blackheads-big ones or little ones
part of tho body. go quick by q sim
PIE method that just dissolves thom.
10 do this got about two ounces of
calonite powder from your druggist
eiothUrub over the blaeshends
oriskly for n few seconds-and
wash on. You'll wonder where the
olackheads have gone. Pinching and
s~queezing biackheads only open h
pores of the skin and leave them
large and unsightly-while tho sim
ple, application Of calonite powder
ana the water dissolve them right
PORES In their natural condition
, 1923-08-09
H. A. BURKE PLUMBING
BUSINESS IS SOLD. TO
JOHN I. B0GAN, REPORT

H. A.. Burke sold his plumbing In
terest in Casper to John T. Began
this week. according to an announce
mont today. Mr.. Burke has nc plans
for tho present but 1t is understood
that he will locate in the Smith
Turner hotel building when that is
erected.
, 1923-08-09
Malcou-LAftle
Marriage Wednesday
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Regan of Gin
cinnati. O.. arrived In the city last
evening and WI spend several days
here visiting with Doyle Steed. who is
an uncle Of Mrs. Regan.
Mrs- W. L. Connolly and niece. Miss
Margaret Doughcrty, and daughter
and son Elizabeth and Harry. re-
turned Wednesday evening from Colo
RADIO Springs where they have been
spending some time on q pleasure
trip.
MI. and Mr. D. F. Fe~nstermnker
came down yosterday from Sheridan
and will spend several days here. Mr..
Fenstermaker Is connected with the
Wyoming North and South railroad.
Mrn b. p. Richardson IN visiting
with friends hero for q short time
from her homo N Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Camp arc spend
ing several days hero from Salt Creek.
Miss Buford. director OF the Infant
hygiene state department Of public
health, II in the city for a day from
Cheyenne Miss Buford will leave to-
morrow for Buffalo where she will
spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Smith arrived
yesterday from their home IN Saint
Louis and will spend a short time
hero enroute to the Yellowstone Nat.
ional park
Nj. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and
daughters Margaret. Kathleen and
Patricia viii leave Sunday of this
week for Troutdale. Colo. and Estes
park where they will remain until
September on a pleasure trip.
DR.. r. L.. crie of Mitchell. Neb.. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. z. 8. Proxel
at their home on South Wolcott street
for a few days. DIR. erie is a brother
in-law of Mrs. Proxel.
Miss Edna A Holmes Of Buffalo, N.
Y, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burdock of South Grant street for a
few weeks. IS
Mrs. C. B. Bartholomew and daugh.
ter have moved to their new homo at
618 Milton venue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r swenton are
Trinidad. Colo. visitors In the city
for a few days.
Mrs. Rosena Clever arrived IN the
city yesterday from New Denver, B.
C.. and win spend several days here.
Mrs. H. p. Cotton has as her house
guests her mother md father Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Miller of Kearnsy. Neb.,
n also Mr.. and Mrs. George lIaslom
of Fremont. Neb.
Mrs. Sarah Morton and Mn. Budd
of Douglas returned to their home
this morning after being overnight
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Sullivan.
Miss 2. M. Dobbins Is IN the city
from Cheyenne and will visit the re
cuperation camp at Eadsvilie tomor-
row. Miss Dobbins is executive sec
rotary of the Wyoming Public health
association. She will also visit here
for a short time with her cousin. ].
G. Dobbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. wlckstrum, ac-
companied by their son-in-law J. w.
Wherry. arrived in the city yesterday
from Sheridan where Mr.. n Mrs.
Wickstrum have been visiting at the
Medium Brown Hair looks best of
all affair n Colder Gftpt Gharooo Adv
, 1923-08-09

also be prepared to Join the process.
sion
Red Bfen
Meeting -
Pope Agie tribe No. 10. Improved
Order OF Red Men. VIII hold an i'm
portant meeting at 8 o'clock this v e
ming In the L o. o. b. Hall.
Knigkfs Of Pythias
To Attend Memorial
Knights Of Pythias are requested
to meet at the lodge rooms at one
O'Clock tomorrow to march In a body
in tho memorial procession that will
proceed tho services held at two
o'clock at the America theatcr in
tribute to tho late president.
Malcon-Liftlo
Marriage Wednesday
William B. Malcolm and Misa Wv
gina Little. both Of Casper, were
married Wednesday afternoon AT the
parsonage OF the East Side Methodist
Community church. the pastor. Rev.
Jesse A Dean officiating. They were
attended by Mrs. c. A Mosher and
Mrs A A wegner.
, 1923-08-09
Permits Issued for
Mem Casper Homes

l. n. Lund o out a building per
nit this morning for a $4,000 frame
residence on Ash street between FIJI.
teenth and Sixteenth.
, 1923-08-09
Miss Catherine Dunn Becomes
Bride of DR.. T. ]. Drew Today.
BY MARY ToB1N

This morning at 9 o'clock at a nuptial high mass at st.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Dunn of North Durbin street,
was united in marriage to DR.. Timothy j. Drew.
The bride was given away by her father and her brother,
Leo Anthony Dunn, acted as best man. Miss Rose Ryan of
, 1923-08-09
Odd Fellows To
Attend Service

All Odd Fellows are requested to
assemble at the I. o. o. F. hall Fri
Gay afternoon at 1 o'clock for the
purpose OF attending memorial ser
Vices for the late President Harding
VINO was a member of the order.
, 1923-08-09

Medium Brown Hair looks best of
all after a Golden Clint Shampoo. Adv
, 1923-08-09

viii spend sevsral days here attend
ing to business affairA
, 1923-08-09
Mooseheart Legion
Meets on Friday

An members of the Casper chapter
quo OF the Women Of Mooseheart Le-
sion are requested to meet at the
Moose lodge Don at 1880 p. m. Fri
Jay to attend the memorial services
OF the late president. Members should
, 1923-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs p. NJ. wlckstrum, ac-
companied by their son-in-law j. w.
Wherry. arrived In the city yesterday
from Sheridan where Mr.. and Mrs.
Wickstrum have been visiting at the
, 1923-08-09
Ladies Aid
VIII Meet
Dinner Party
Lest Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Roberts were
mats at an informal dinner party Civ
en- last evening at their home or
South Wolcott street in honor of theii
u guest Mrs. @. F. Collins sl
Omaha Covers were laid for twelve
Pin sweet peas were used for tn,
table decorations.
, 1923-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs J.. R swenton are
Trinidad. Colo. visitors in the city
for a few days.
, 1923-08-09

Mrs Sarah Morton and Mrs. Budd
of Douglas returned to their home
his morning after being overnight
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Sullivan.
, 1923-08-09

Mrs. Rosena Clever arrived IN the
city yesterday from New Denver, B.
C.. and will spend sever days here.
, 1923-08-09

Mrs. C. B. Bartholomew ana daugh.
ter have moved to their new homo at
618 Milton avenue.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16

Distinguishes viajeros

En- Ell vapor "Delisie" de la Porto Ri
can American Steamship Co., que
entro esta maiiana en- nuestro puer-
to, han llegado estimados ami
gos nuestros Y elementos .valiosos
de nuestra sociedad: Mr.. M. A. Wal
ker v su muy distinguida esposa, que
gozan aqui de las mas atlas conside-
raciones.
Acompanando a los senores de
Walker, vienen Mr.. 3. F. Slutz y su
respectable esposa, padres de la seio-
ra de Walker v : otra dana amabilisi-
ma, Mrs. R. B. Crawford, prima de
nuestdo buen amigo Mr.. Walker, que
es Vicepresidente del Banco Torrito-
rial y desempena otros importantes
cargos en- ennpresas azucareras.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para ell Sr.
Walker, su gentil esposa y sus anna
bles acompanantes, un saludo cordia-
1isimo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
Don Rafael Fabian

Nuestro querido amigo Doa Rafael
Fabian lego esta mafiana, bordo del
vapor "Delisle", de la Porto Rican
American Steamship Co., que atrac6
al muelle n1mero 5, donde tiene sus
oficinas la empresa naviera.
A ,recibir al notable financiero que
es aquf tan popular Y tan unaniInemen-
tie querido por. todo el pats, fueron, nu-
merosos amigos, pertenecientes a las
varias instituciones Gle orden econ6mi-
co e Industrial y centros sociales en-
que ell prestigioso viajero tiene sitio
destacado es madfsimo.
FL seiloT Fahian Sc traslado desde el
muelle a su domiciliosen Miramar. dom
dc pcrmahecio breves momentos y "a
+ll6 sh seguida para su despacha del
Banco Territorial, .donde fueror a sa-
ludarlo numerosfsimas personalidades
que no ptlieron acudir al muelle y
otras que iban llegando de diferentes
poblaciones de Ia Isla. ,,,s n, Aya4
Ell IMPARCIAL que sdi6 aver, rego-
cijado la notieia del arribo del senior
Fabian, tiene hoy la satisfaction de RAJ
tificarla, reiterando nj eminente lhom-
bre de negocios,, una de, las tiguras
mas populares, mas prestigiosas y mas
queridas de la Colonia Espanola, nues-
tra eol,,do cortlia lfSi,no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
Ell primer buque de la
Porto Rican American
Steamship Co., lego
esta naiiana.

f 3 lI
Esta malana ha llegado a este puer
to directamente de Baltimore, el va
por Delesle, primer buque de n Porto
Rican American Steamship Co., y de
reciente CONSTRUCTION. Ha llegado con
carga general = desplaza 5000 tonela-
das. yiene comandado por 81 CAPT
tan CuIlinson. Ha atracado al muelle
No. 8.
El Delesle, tan pronto termine de
efectuar su descarga en- San Juan,
saldra para el puerto de Guanica, don
|de cargara 5000 sacos de azlicar pa.
ra New York.
En- a muelle Sc congreg6 estn ma
lnana, un gran n1mero de personas,
con Ell fin 5de tributarle Ia bienvenida
a los vicepFesidentes de la compaifa,
Iseiiores Fabian v Walker, que llega-
iron a bordo de dicha embarcaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16

esta siendo bien alimentada Dor los
mismos quienes el Gobernador ha
brlndado su concursO desde que LEGO
Y ha favOEecido en- todo 10 possible pa
ra que participen de las primicias de
los puestos ptfblicos. con detrimento
de los derechos adquiridos por la ma
yorfa del pals en- las urnas electorales.
He aquf un recorte de una carta que
publica ell 0rgano official del socialismo
portorriquelo Y de la Federation Lii
bre, en- que bien las claraS explica
que la huelga de Guayama es conse-
cuencia de 6rdenes emanadas de la Fe-
deraci6n esta siendo alimentada por
la American Federation of Labor, sin
tener en- cuenta la palabra empefiada
del jefe maximo del laborismo islefio.
con ell Gobernador Reilly:
la huelga sigue firme como en- sus
cOmienz0s. La American Federation of
Labor ha aprobado nuestra huelga. y
nos envfa $1,O01 (mil un dollar) Sc
manalmente, nuestra amada Fedora
ci6n Libre no parece un centro de lu-
cha de trabajadores. sino un comercio'
en- donde sc reparten diariamente las
raciones para los huelguistas no orga-
nizados por falta de fe y de conse-
cuencia. Todos los miembros que reci-,
ben sus dietas donan la mitad para
los no organizados y algunos, como 20
y mrchos mas, 10 6amos todo, no que
remos NADIA de benefciO, sino que ha-
llyang fondos para ganar esta huelga Y
Egarantiaaf IN 1safario de vida decente.
Nuestro triunfo esta cercano, pues el
ehtusisfsfae es grafde entire todas las
Observation-Disclosures sde la region !es
Pti Glaro due elsdefeeho a Ia Rueiga es
Peptuhico recnrso acatado por los ira
aja,iofes len 'tddoS el mundo ciyilizado,
teuando sc lleva por noble divisa ''ga-
rantizar un salario de vida decente";
" ese derecho no Sc les puede restar
nuestros obreros, menos a nuestros
sufridos campesinOs euando la huel-
ga sea ell dnico medic disponible para
recabar de sus patronos 10 que por
otros medios mas suayes y justicieros
no Sc pudiere conseguir; pero de ESQ
a apelar al recurso de la fuerza bruta,
la destruction, a Ia inmolaci6n de
Midas, como Sc dice viene spcediendo
Iesfi uaSaihsi I "a Sc ha hecho pdbli-
EeA en-, varios despachos telegraticosss de,
sesaoss dfas. hay una gran diferencia.
EY es possible que. ESQ no sea 10 que
aconseje la Federation nj para ESQ sea
Fdue Sc envfen esos mil d6lares Sc
manales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
DE MOSCOU NOTIFYCAN QUE HA
SIDO RATIFICADO Ell TRATADO
RUS0 ALEMAN DE RAPALL0
Els imponente ell estadO de sitio que han puesto
las trOpas irlandesas la montana de Aric-
ma, donde sc mantienen los rebeldes.
AL registrarse la tumba del marino americana
James JONES' no Sc hallaron las misteriosas
jOyas de los czares rusos.
tDe Nu.stro ssryicio cablesraaco Especially

MOSCOU, febrero 16.-Hase hecho
publico ofcialmente por Ell gobiernc
bolchevique ell cambio de ratifcacio.
mes realiZado entire Russia v Alemania
del tratado lievado cabo por. ambas
naciones EN- la ciudad italiana de. Ra-
pallo. Con todas las formalidades
del case Y firmando dos representan-
tes por cada pals, el eambio de- ratif-
caciones tuvo lugar haee POGO en- la
misma ciudad de Berlin, en- uno de es-
tos dias.
DUBLIN, febrero 16.-Cerca de dos
mil soldados del Estados Libre irlan-
des estan comprometidas en- ell cerco
que han puesto a las posiciones de los
insurrectos en- las montafas de Aric-
ma. Ambos bandos enemigos, que Sc
enfrentan en- actitud de llevar cabo
una batalla colossal, estan provistos de
poderosas pleas de artillerfa, entire
elias algunos howitzers, carros blin-
dados, aeroplanos de los ultimos tipos
infinidad de cientos de ametrallado-
ras, Todo, el condado Cavan donde que
dan las nlencionadas montanas, pare
ce un campamento europeo durante La
pasada guerra mundial. Ell jefe re-
belde Bofn, cuyos cuarteles generates
Sc hallan sitnados en las intrincadas
5crestas, esta dispuesto morir ma
tando, antes que caer vivosen mano de
sus enemigos, segin preclanaa que ha
dado a sus tropas. .aoi4a c43ssgK f l
4, MADRID, febrero 16.-4Diez redac-
torres ,ae, El Liberal han renunciado
aver por inconformidad con laapolitica
que tratan de desarrollar 7en ellpopu-
7 lar diario los Hermanos Bisquet, ac-
tdales dueiios del viejo organo repu-
blicano.
Ell senior Moya Y CASTOR, hijo del
gran periodista Miguel Moya, que ve-
MIA desempenando la direction de e
Liberal desde hace algunos amos, hs
renunciado su puesto, Y tambien di-
smitio ell ilustre Roberto Castrovido,
que desde la quiebra de Ell Pals, ocu.
paba sitio destacado en- la redacci6n
de Ell Liberal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
Sc da como segura la
renuncia de Reilly

L
Desde aver tarde circul0 por toda
la ciudad, la noticia de cue el Gober.
nador Rely enviarfa hoy por cable su
renuncia al Presidente Harding,
Con Ell fin de confrmar .esta noticia,
mn n.edactor de Ell IMPARCIAL, -se
entrevist0 con el Secretario Rogers
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