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Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

The Arkansas supreme court last
week affirmed the death sentence inn
posed by n jury at Harrison on Eulos
sullivan, for the killing Of Walter
Casey July 10 last. sullivan had been
arrested for robbery. and escaped from
jail lie was recap,ured, and when
Casey started toI lock him in a cell.
Sullivan grabbed the officers gun and
shot him Il Is claimed sullivan
would have shot other officers but
there was only one bullet in Casey $
gun. sullivan was convicted Of first
degree murder and given the death
sentence. On his way TO Little Rock
he escaped from officers ut Judsonia,
hut was recapturcd near that place.
after having been wounded In the arm
by one Of the scnrchine' party. sulll-
vaS's home IL N 0klaholna lie Il
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Mrs. II. II. Atkins of Mariana, who
had been visiting relatives and friends
at Biggers. was in Pocahontas Friday
meeting old friends and transacting
business. Mrs. Atkins was formerly
Mrs. Minnie Bowden.
Rusty nail wounds, fostering sores,
burns and scalds heal rapidly when
Liquid Borozone is applied 1t is
both autiseptic and healing Price,
soc, 6Oc and $120. Sold by Palace
Drug Store.
Wanted-Man to sell Rawleigh
| Quality Products direct to consumers
in Randolph County. Pleasant, per-
manent, profitable business Little CAPT
tai needed. Make practically every
family steady satisfied customer
Workers make large steady income
Gige age, occupation, references, w. IT,
Rawleigh Co., Dept 1866 Memphis
Tenn ii st.
If your child eats ravenously at
times and at other times has no ap-
petite at all, look out for worms.
Whites Cream vermifuge is the rem
edy to use 1t clears them out. Price,
35c. Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

John @. Wolfe of Batesville, Grand
Master of the F. & A. NJ. has made ar
rangements for the children at the or
phanage to be taken to Little Rock on
November 90 This is the time for the
meeting of the grand lodge and the
children will be quartered in the Mar
ion Hotel. They will render pro-
gram before joint meeting Of the
grand lodge and Eastern star.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

The large country home of j. N.
Parks, near Oak Leaf, Lawrence coun-
ty, was burned Saturday night. Citi-
zens contributed literally to Mr.. Parks
and the local X. X. X, of which he
was not member, gave $40.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Sheriff Walter Johnson, Jailer Roy
Gibson and other officials, spilled a
number of gallons of moonshine whis-
key this morning in the sewer in front
of the Jail. This is moonshine that
has been siezed at different times by
the officers and held pending orders
of the cOurt.-JonesbOro Tribune.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Mrs. l.. +. Blankenship and son.
Harry, visited relatives at Middlebrook
Sunday afternoon.
William Martin of near town spent
II short time in our office while here
on business Saturday.
Bring us all your prescriptions for
the best prices and service. Johnston
Drug Co.
Charley Tyler, good farmer of
Elevenpoint, was In town on business
Saturday and paid us a pleasant visit.
Mrs. Martha Hatley of Biggers was
in Pocahontas Saturday, shopping and
looking after other business matters.
Mrs. j. s. Buckley of Manson was a
pleasant visitor at the Star Herald
Office Saturday.
Big new line of Jewelry just receiv-
ed. Come In and see it. Johnston
Drug Co.
Mrs Frank Sparber of DeBow called
saturday and renewed the Sparber
subscription for another year.
The new home of Zan Schnabaum is
nearing completion. 1t will be one of
the prettiest homes in Pocahontas
when finished.
Mrs. J. o. Sallee and the twins. Fay
! Sallee and Miss Alice Hand left the
latter part of last week to visit Mrs.
Sallee's mother at Franks, Mo. They
will be gone about ten days.
Stray Calf-Strayed from our place,
two miles west of Attica, one red male
calf, smoth crop off each ear and small
split in right Reward for return of
calf to Jake Phillips, Attica, Ark.
IA 1tp.
]. Il. Evans and two daughters OF
Maynard were here Saturday shop
ping MIR. Evans and the girls were
pleasant visitors at the star Herald
Office while here.
II the bowels do not act regularly
assist them occasionally with n dos,
of Herbine. IL is a fine bowel toni'
and laxative. Price GOc. Sold by Pal
nee Drug Store.
Dan Athy. who lives in the foothills
west Of Biggers, called to see us Satur
day lie reports everything movini
along very satisfactorily in his section
Of the county.
II you want to buy or sell real es
tate, write $. O. Dowell, Wnlnu
e Ridge, Arkansas. Also agent for Iro
b Mountain Railroad lands. G-52t
c. Il. Hulsc Of holland called Nor
: day and made arrangements with th
Star Herald to advertise a sale Of pei
sOnal property al his place on NoNeh
5. Der 22nd. See notice in this issue.
II your bowels do not act regularly
you feel uncomfortable, and the longc
this condition exists the worse yo
N feel To put ~ end to the MISERY
take Herbiue III purihes the bowels
restores energy aIAl cheerful spiriti
: Price, eoc. Sold byHalace Drug stor'
Ibc best cotton scctN IN Randolp
= county to report so far Little Blac
Y township Reports are th the farn
ers there are getting mol per aci
for their cotton than from ny otns
! place In the county. Richar| - 'ow'
5Ait. MOI
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

lizard county has been quarantined
by the Federal government and no
cattle can be removed therefrom until
'reased. The recent quorum court re-
fused to cooperate with the Federal
and State forces in the work or era
dicating the fever tick, hence the
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

The residences of c. X. COe. J. $.
Wilmans and Arthur Bowie at New
port, were destroyed by fire one day
last week. Most of the household
goods were saved, but the aggregate
loss was $4,000.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Among the older citizens of Law
renee county are James Mcleod Of
Denton, who is hale and hearty at the
age of 90, and John Kelley of Walnut
Ridge, who is enjoying good health at
the age of 93.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16
Local and Personal

Archie stephens Of Lorine attended
church services in Pocahontas Sunday.
Candy. Candy, Candy We have the
Candy. Johnston Drug Co.
w. r.. Boiling of Maynard spent
Sunday night in Pocahontas.
w. r. Hord. farmer Of Brockett, was
here Saturday looking after business.
Elisha Story of Birdell was in to
see us on business Saturday.
]. r.. Kirk of Biggers was here on
business Thursday.
See our display OF fine Cut Glass
and China. Johnston Drug Co.
J. &. Renie of Reyno was looking
after business in PocahOntas one day
the latter part Of last week.
Mrs r. f. Barham has gone to Nay
lor, Mo, where she win make her home
for the next few months.
l.. Il. Bingham, our farmer friend Of
the east side, paid ms his regular an
nual visit last Saturday morning,
666 quickly relieves Colds, Fever
and LaGrippe, Constipation, Bill
BUSINESS and Headaches.
Work is progressing nicely on the
new brick bungalow Of Newt Pratt on
Thomasville Ave.
John Jansen and wife of Poplar
Blum were visiting relatives in Poca
hont,ts hrst Of the week.
Bed Jones aud wife Of Middlebrool
were visiting relatives in Pocahonta'
Saturday ana Sunday.
J l.. Park u North Little Rock ar
rcvej Saturday for few days yisi
with friends IN Pocahontas.
Ni the hes cough and cold remedie
at Johns'ou's.
Rev C.. A. Fowler OF Supply send
as BIS l'dgc Million the cash to reney
his subscription 10 the Star Herald.
lirs Mlrtaa B Spikes OF Attic
was pleasant caller Monday Of thi
week
z u Price, our old friend of N'
land was pleasant caller at tbs oiiic
saturday morning.
For sale i6-horse power gnsolu
engine, practically new, comple.e wit
drive shaft pulleys. new belting. ct
Also a corn chopper See J.. =. Rec
Pocahonias, Ark. l3 2t
Rubbed into the skin for rheum
tism. neuralgia. contracted muscle
sprains and lameness, Billiards. Sno
Liniment goes right through the flei
to the bone, easing pain and removil
the cause Il is powerful pain !
lief Three sizes, zoe, G0c and ST..
per bottle. Sold by Palace Drug Stol
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Mrs. John shelton, aged ~, of neal
Ozark. was burned to death when sh'
fell into fireplace few days ago
Her body, which was burned to
crisp, was found by her husband.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16
TURNER GARAGE, POCahOntaS
J. 7. DAVIS, BlggerS
NOTICE

Until further notice viii discon-
tinue buying hogs only IN car load
lots. +. ]. Baltz. 27tf.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16
North Arkansas News

Wolves in the east part of Baxter
county. near Gamaliel, are taking
heavy toll in livestock and poultry and
farmers in that section are preparing
to make war on them.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

As to who has been resident of
Lawrence county the longest, Uncle
Green" Richardson now has the
record. He now resides in Imboden
and has lived in this county II years
and months, all his life.-Imboden
Lnnrnnl
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Mrs. J. S. Scoles, of near Hardy,
has turkey hen which has laid 40
days con inuously The hen raised a
flock Of chickens in the spring and be-
gan to lay as soon as she weaned her
flock.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Nearly every woman in the Anchor
community. Lawrence county, is a
member of the wOman's club organ
lied by the home demonstration agent.
A beef was canned one day last week
in one of the clubs demonstrations.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

l. is announced that work will be-
gin ON the Mammoth Spring Batesyille-
Little Rock highway. The work will
receive Federal aid.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16
HOW,S THISi

HAlryS CATARRH MEDICINE win
20 what We cleiEl for it--rij yo1r system
q catsrrh OF Deafness caused BY
HALLS cATARnH MEDICINE con-
eiets Of en Oinfn.ent which Quickly
Relieves the catarrhal Inflammation, and
the Internal Medicine. Tonic which
sSsasss HIls ~ %..s|sTSSse Ss S1 Y rsssors sas ncr.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Marshal Dunn, 10, was last week
sentenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary for killing Alya Siler in the
southern part of Independence county
last December.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Committees of the Methodist church
at Walnut Ridge have raised fund
of nearly $1,000 to help defray the ex-
penses of the annual conference to be
held in that town next week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

Searcy, Nov. 10.-Dr. II. c. Jones, a
pioneer physician of White county,
died at his home in Searcy this morn
ing after an illness Of several months.
He had lived in Searcy 20 years. He
was Representative of White county
three times DIR. Jones made state
ment to members of his family week
ago that he would die on or soon after
his 10th birthday, which occurred sat
urday, and made all arrangements
with the undertaken for his funeral
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-11-16

J. w. Hampton. farmer residing
near Ash Flat, repors the loss Of a
few head Of cattle lately. the stock
dying from corn stalk poison. An au-
thOrity says that farmers should be
careful in pasturing their corn field
before hard freeze occurs. when the
poison will be destroyed. II is said
that no great quantity of this poison is
required to produce the death Of an
animal, but that a small quantity of it
will result fatally.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-31

la presidencia del senior Ramirez San
tibaiiez.
Fue aprobada, sin ser leida,s eli acta
de la session anterior = Sc di6 lectura
varias comunicaciones recibidas, en-.
tire elias un proyecto de contrato pa
ra ell convenio quo debera cOlehrarso
entire ell Municipio de San Juan .el
de Bayam6n para el suminisFo do agpa
esta ultima poblaci6n y a catano.
Fueron' aprobados algunos informes
de comites acerca de importantes Re-.
soluciones ordenanzas, Y Sc dejaron
otros sobre. la mesa para sn discussion
en- otra. OCCASION. -" -
No habiendo ninglin .otgo asuuto.
sobre la mesa y una. vez levantaaa Ia
'coniisi6n total, el senor GambaroihizOa
uso de la palabra, y diiO que los
= (continda en- ID sra, pax.l =
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EN- Ell co1Ee1o RoYAz GREGG
Ell IuNEs. pIA ? DE- .ABR1r,. )

Ell LUNES, Ola 2 DE ABRIL, Sc
abrira ell nuevo curse de Taquigrafia,
en- ingles y espafiol, Mecanografia por
cl tacto, Tereduria de libros, rngl6s Co.
mercial Ley Mercantil, Auditoria Y
servicio Civil. Glasses de dia de no
che. Precios Modicos. Profesores com
petentes. Para mas informes, dirijas1
a La Sra. MARIA T. CAMACHo DE
RoBLES, Allen 80, San Juan, P. R..
telefono 534 verde. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-31

En- la manana del jueves, y segfn
va fue anunciado por la prensa local,
celebraron una entrevista, en- la For
taleza, con Ell Gobernador INFERNO ell
Presidente del senado, senior Barcelo
Y ell "speal1er" de la Camara, senior
Guerra Mondrag6n. Tuvo por objeto esa
entrevista, llegar un acuerdo respec-
to del programa para los festejos y
reception con motive de la proxima
Inauguration del nuevo Gobernador, Mr..
Horace M. Towner Y con motive de la
vista del secretario Denby su comiti-
va.
Con la celebration de esta entire
vista, viene confrmarse, plenamente,
nuestra information de hace dias, res
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-31
Importante reunion, ceIebrada en- la
FOrtaleza, para discudr el prOgrama
de los festejos que han de celebrarse
a Ia IIegada del gObernador TOwner
Ell Sr. Barcelo sOlicit6 la suspension del actc
como hOmenqje al DR.. Eliseo Font y GmLlOt. :
Ell programa quedard 0probadO el lunes

pecto a que los poderes Executive y
Legislative, de acuerdo con instruccio-
mes recibidas de Washington, iban a
ponerse de acuerdo para organizar, en-
ammonia. los actos del recibimiento a
Towner.
Como consecuencia de la entrevista
celebrada por la mafiana, fueron ci-
tados para las dos media de la tarde
del iueves, los miembros todos del Co
mite Executive nombrado para este fin
Y la reunion tuvo efecto en- Ell despa-
cho del Gobernador.
Debemos decir que este arreglo, So
lamente fu6 possible conseguirlo debido
la marcha del gobernador Reilly, pues
no de otra manera, Sc nos ha dicho,
los miembros de la Legislature hubie-
ran pisado las escaleras de la Man
sion Ejecutiva.
Estaban en- la reunion los siguien-
tes sefiores: ell Gobernador INFERNO,
quien presidia; ell Hon. don Antonio
R. Barcel6, presidente del Senado; el
Hon. Miguel Guerra Mondrag6n, Spea-
ker de la Camara; ell Hon. Felix C6rdo-
va Davi1a. comisionados Residente; el
Hon. don Emilio del Toro Cuebas, pre-
sidente del Tribunal Supreme; ell Hon.
Juez Odlin; Santiago Iglesias, Leopol-
(Continua en- la pag. 11.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-31

Las relaciOnes entire Puerto Rico y
los Estados Unidos Continentales pue
den estrecharse a base de un interes
Y de un valimiento tan alto, que min
guna question tuvo nunca una impor-
tancia tai, en- 10 que Sc relaciona con
la estabilidad y fijeza de esas relacio-
nes. Existe cierta ventura Y felicidad
en- la aceptacion de ese cargo por Ell
juez Towner, debido que nosotros
estamos pasando va del cuarto de 81
glo desde nuestra guerra con Espafia
Pr6ximamente vamos publican un ar
ticulo de un experto estudiante de los
asuntos problemas de Puerto Rico
acerca del progreso de la isla a raiz
de nuestra intervention ALI en- 1898.
Los intereses envueltos son tan i'm
(ContinGa en- Ia 5a. pag.)
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En- la ioche del jueyes .qued6 sats-
factOriamente resueltO Ell ,asunto sus-
IcitadO,. en- la AsambIea Municipal De
|esta ciudad, pOr ell ST. Martinez DayiIa
Eue aprObddq una ResOluci6n, cOncediendo = un
Uoto de coafanza y Splidaridad aI,Lder de la
nifhorfG y este retir6Ia renuncia

En- la session que celebr6 la Asam-
biea Municipal a. asta ciudad, Ell mier
coles por la noche, 81 lider de la mino-
ria republican, sefior Martinez Davila
suscito ante, dicho ORGANISING una cues-
ti6n personal y solicit6 de la Asamblea
que desautorizase por medic de una Re-
soluci6n la actitud asumida por Ell Sc
nor Eduardo Urrutia, Secretario del
Comisionado Gle Servicio Pdblico, quieh,
segln alegaba ell sefior Martinez Da-
villa, habia pubicado una carta en- la
prensa, la cual contenia conceptos de-
primentes contra el, que era un MEM
bro de la. Asamblea, y alegaba tambien
que esa censura obedecia a actnacio-
mes sNyas en- ell desempeho de una mi
sion cue le fuera 81 encomendada
por Ia propia Asamblea y en.su carac-
ter de lniembro de la misma. Ell senior
Maritime Davila puso en- manos del
Presidente Ia renuncia de su cargo, la
cual, diio, que suplcaba lie fuese acep-
tada en- ell case de que la ASamblea no
toInase acuerdo alguno tepdente des-
agke viarle.
La solicitud del senor Martinez Da-
villa provoeo un incidente entire dife-
rentes mieInbros de la Asainbleai y an
te la sseriedad de la. situaci6u, tai CO
mo fue planteada, uno de los asamhleis-
tas propuso que Sc 1evantara Ia sesi6n
sl1asss "A ighiasss iia
La moci6n fu6 aprobada, y en- Ia
noche del jueves Sc constituy6 nueva-
mente la Asamblea para tratar detni-
tivamente ell asunto. Los salcnes de
actos y pasillos del Ayuntamiento esta-
ban llenos de numeroso publico, avido
de conocer ell resultado del interesan-
te incidente
Antes de comenzar la session, los
miembros de la mayoria Sc reunieron
en- caucus Y como a las nueve y
media Sc declare alberta la session bajo
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La pOderOsa iilRueIicia
del Jues TOxner ayh-
dara liuchO "a Puerto
Rico en- los E. u.
tDel American review Of Reviews'')

a4-~---
Uno de los mas habiles y mas alta
mente Iestimad6s miembros del Con
greso sesen1 Y siete era ell honorable
Horace M. xroWrer. de Iowak sp au-
sencia delsrr6Yimo congreso 10 Sc de-
bera la sSrdida electoral de su Dis
trito, porque er Hus electo en- noweans
bre ultimo para I'm 'rllevo periodic. les
gislativo. - = -
Antes az venir al congreso, 'hace
dos amos, Habia servido en- la Jtdfoas
t,sra de iowa durantes veiute. aaogg.
FL juez T6wner absndono ssu impore
tante cargden Washington poruue acer
to como un deber pdblico eli 1bmbraj
1niento de Gpbernado or de puerto Rice
Como Presidents delaConite de As,in--
tos Insulares de Ia camaEa,. el juez
Towner, ha. sido recopocido como II
primera autoridaa desf0s Estados Uni
dcs en- 10 .Qaae respeeta a. nuestros M
! tereses en- IL Indias occidentsles y en-
las fslas del Pacihco. Mr.. Towact IN
profesa6o, drraaste largo tiemnos IN
gran carino a. Puerto Rico al cua1 hs
visitado en- diferentess ocasiones " los
lideres portorriqueEts : sin distinction
de partidcss han a5niirado Y. fespetaio 0
al juez Rowrer han aprecfado sus
distinguidos bnocimientos, Y su gean{
80 49,
cuando eske ndniero de la cRevista
entra en- prSsisa hemos rscibido enAes7
ia RedaccioH cartas y peri6dicos de
Puerto Rico einostrando como, Ell nom
bramiento ds ssr Towner has sido re-
cibido ALI con algeria y entusiaslno.
IEfPoRTANcIA
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Lord CarnaUon es-
td graUlsiimo
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Ell CAIRO, MARIO 3d. Lord carna
Won Sc encuentra gravisimo. Los med1
cos han celebrado esta mafana una con
sulta.
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ElentierTo RSdrah
&Bernhdrdt
(caple Francesl

, ! PARIS, ma54zo 30.-Es!a tarss Sc
'na efectuado ell fentiexo de Ia gran
tragica sarahf ,Bernhardt.s
Sc ca1chla que mas de doscientas mi
pelsonas asistieron ~ entierro. -
, Ell jSfe del gobierno M. Poincare
proruncio en- ell cementerio del Pere
la Chaise una breve oraci6n funebre
poniendo de relieve La inlnensa perdi-
da que. sufre ell arte frances CON Ia
muerte de Ia insigne artistss
4 La fri1titud perrnaneci6 en- Ell. cemen
terio snasta va entrada la noche.
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Ell GoBIERNO DEL BRASIL Y LA
QUESTION DEL ARZoBISPO
zEPLIAK

G1NEBRA, MARIO 30.-El ministro
de Relaciones Exteriores sefior Pache-
CO ha cablegrafado hoy al Secretario
de la Sociedad de Naciones, rogando-
lie que trasmita nombre del Brasil
una protesta al gobierno del Soviet
contra la pena impuesta al arzobispo
zepliak y a los otros Curas, que fue-
ron recientemente condenados muer
te. gt
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Ell ALCALDE DE LYON Sc IN
TERESO POR LA VIDA DEL
ARZOBISPO ZEPLIAK

PARIS, MARIO 80. M. Herriot, diputl
Go y alcalde de Lyon, Quien realiz6 un
viaje Russia en- Of otoio tlltimo, reco
rnendando al Gobierno la reanuda. .,ioa
de las relaciones diplomaticas con Ru-
sia, ha enviado aver un telegrama al
ininistro de .Relaciones Exteriores dc
Russia, Tchitcherine, manifestandolo
cue interpretando los sentimientos de
la Democracia francesa solicita que no
sea ejecutado ell arzobispo Zepliak.
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LA SENTENCIA CONTRA Ell
ARZOBISPO ZEPLIAK Y Ell
VICARIO GENERAL
SUSPENDIDA
(Cable Franc6s)


vARsovIA, MARIO 3o.-El Mi
nistro del Gobierno sovietista en- es-
Ia capital ha informado al gobierno
polaco que la sentencia de muerte
contra ell arzobispo cat6lico monse-
nor Zeplak Y ell vicario General
de la Iglesia catolica en- Russia, ha
sido suspendida y no ser& ejecutada
hasta que este asunto sea objeto de
un cambic de ilnpresiones diploma
ticas con Polonia y Ell vaticano.
Esta noticia fu6 notificada al Sc
nado por M. sikorski, jefe del Co.
bierno.
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I gIJNAscoNFERENCIA INTER
NACk0NAL DE 'AVIACIoN
gSE ,CELEBRARA EN- LOS
!, EsTADoSa UNIDOS
--s -
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WASHINGTON, MARIO So.-I.a
Association Aercnautica sNacicnaI
proyecta Ia celebration dc una con.
ferencia international de aviaci6h,
haio los auspicios del !Gobierno
Hoy sc anunci6 que la conferen-
cia Sc lievara cabo, seguramente,
antes de que tfanscurra Ell afio en-
scursos
afaLa conferencia .discutira la cues
tion relacionada con la transporta.
cion comercial por los AIRES v IA
perfection en- 10 que Sc refere al
problena de condpcir pasajeros.
4.
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Oficinas: Salvador Brau al
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LA CONFERENCIA DE LA PAZ
Sc REANUDARA EN-
LAUSANNE :.

LAUSANNE, MARIO go FL secreta-
lilo de la conferencia de la paz de
oriente que ain permanece aqui, ha
lnanifestado oficialmente hoy que la
conferencia Sc reanudara en- esta ciu-
dad del ounce al veinte de abril pro
XImo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-31
Ell GOBIERNo BELGA Y Ell
ARZOBISPO ZEPLIAK

. BRUSELAS, MARIO So Ell Gobier-
no dirigi6 aver una nota al MinisteriC
lie Relaciones Exteriores del Soviet So
licitando clemencia para el arzobispo
Zepliaz, jefe de la iglesia catolica ea
Russia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-31
UN. CORONEL .ALEMAN
4 EXPULSADO DEL RUHR

!. ESSEN u1afzot 80 = Las autoridades
rancesas def Dhsseldcrf expalsarOn 4
in coronel a1ernan, pOr fofheilgssr "a re-
sistencia contra los franceses en- eI
Ruhr.
Asimismo fueron expulsados seis fun
cionarios alemanes de Bochum.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-05-25
DRESS LINENS. csc

Each and every season find the
Non Crushable Dress Linens
among the favored fabrics. This
Spring and Summer Linens are
better than ever before. This
linen is fully shrunk, and the
quality for the price is unmatch-
able. All the desirable sport and
street shades.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-05-25
FARMER-LABOR CONVENTION

Thirty thousand notices of the ma
tional convention of the Famer-La
Dor Party, to be held in Chicago on
July 3, have been sent out to farm
organizations labor unions and cen
trail bodies throughout the United
States, and a large attendance of
delegates is anticipated by the pro-
moters of the movement.
The invitations are sent out early
in order to give ample time for those
interested to discuss the proposition
and take such action as is deemed ex-
pedient. The circular says, among
other things: "All can join hands in
creating an agency through which a
solid front can be presented to the
common enemy in the political cam
paigns Of the future"