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City Briefs

II. n. Archambault. W. II. Lloyd
and C. Luk!s, all of the Lukis Candy
and l.. L. Davis left th!s
week for Denver and st. Louis on
business connected with the new drug
company which Will be established
here in the near future.
C. Stanley Greenbaum, state dairy
Il. II. Abortion of the Producers and
Reflners has returned from Salt
Creek. where he spent several days on
business.
and pure food commissioner, is in :he
city from Cheyenne on business AT
fairs connected with his office
]. II. johnson OF Sheridan, repre-
sentlng the Depio Milling company is
in the city calling on the trade.
c. C. Jones left yesterday for Den
yer to he gone a week or 10 days on
business and visiting friends.
NJ. L. Henderson left last evening
for Denver and win be gone for some
, 1923-02-21

time. Before returning to Casper MIR,
Henderson will spend several days
visiting with friends IN Cheyenne. y
Edward NJ. Sevey OF Sheridan, for,
mer deputy United States marshal,
and proprietor of n blacksm.th.nE
business. is in Casper and will go into
business here. He is at present stop,
ping with his son, Frank Sevey, on
Midwest Heights.
Harold Frank is a business visitor
for a few days from Colorado Springs
Robert Fuller has returned from a
short business trip to Thermopol!s
and vicinity.
Thomas Roderick returned this
week from Omaha, where he has been
for the last three weeks attending to
bus ness matters.
Mike Garry is a business visitor In
the city for a week from his home in
Nebraska.
e. r.. Purk!ser has returned from
Denver after spending a week there
attending the conference of the dis.
trict contact officers of the Veterans
bureau.
Grant Wiser returned yesterday
from visiting his parents in Chapman,
Neb., for two weeks. Mr.. Wiser also
visited for n period in Scottsbluffs.
, 1923-02-21
CODY DAY TO
BE OBSERVED
IN SCHOOLS

CHEYENNE, wyo., Feb. s1.-Thc
life n services OF Colonel W. +.
Cody. Buffalo Bill" will be recount,
ed each a on February 20, his
birthday anniversary. in tho public
schools of Wyoming. under tho terms
OF a resolution passed by the 1923
legislature and now awaiting the sig.
nature Of Governor Ross. This rec.
ognition of the frontiersman was given
at this time owing to the fact that
tho model of a statue In his memory
is to be unveiled February &c of this
year by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
of New York.
, 1923-02-21
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Leferink left
overland Monday for Denver to re-
main for a few days Mr.. Leferlnk
is a well known airp'ane pilot.
Mrs. jeff Love left Monday evening
for Rochester, MINI, being called
there by the death of her mother.
Mrs. Love is teacher of the sixth
grade at Central school,.
Mrs. L. j. Sullivan and daughter
Dorothy returned Monday from Chey.
enne after spending some time there
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Price have re-
turned from Cheyenne. where MIR.
Price has been IN session at tho legs
lature. Mr.. Price is a representative
from Natrona county.
Miss Gladys Pelton. teacher of the
eighth grade at Central school, left
Monday for Wisconsin, having been
called there by the serious Illness Of
her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Harrison and
children have returned from n short
pleasure trip spent in Denver and
other Colorado cites.
Miss Violet Wilson left last evening
for Denver to be gone some time Wis t
ing at the home of her brother. Sam
Wilson. Miss Wilson will return to
Casper next Friday.
Mrs. Richard E. Evans and son
Richard Lewis returned to their home
in Casper today from Loveland, Colo,
where Mrs. Evans was called by the
serious Illness Of her mother. The
latter is much improved in health. .
Miss Jeanette Landes left this after
noon for Chadron. where she will visit
with friends for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Barr returned
Yesterday from Lander after spending
the weekend there visiting friends.
Mrs. A. ]. Workman Is visiting
friends in Baraboo. Wis. and will be
Dissent from Casper fer two weeks
Mr.. Workman, who is superintendent
of the wyoming division of the Chi
cago and North Western railroad. is
N Denver on a short bus ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Cobb have as
Their house guest for the week their
son!n-law. Charles Crabtreet OF Okla
boma. This is Mr.. Crabtree's first
visit to the city in IL years.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. VIII
have as their house guest at their
home, 432 South Beech street Mrs
PurkIser's sister, Miss Jennie Brinker'
huff of Longmont, Colo. MISS Br-n.
kerhuff arrived yesterday and VIII
spend a month here.
, 1923-02-21
Crippled Ship
Safe in Port

TOXIC, Feb. 21.-By Tho Asso.
ciated Press)-Thc Pacific mail liner
President Lincoln, from San Fran.
cisco for Yokohama. made port toGty
with the disabled United States ship,
ping board freighter Heffron in town,
winnig a stiff battle of skilful sea.
manship against mountainous seas
and slashing gales.
The passenger liner Or four days
struggled ahead in the storm with the
Heffron, crippled by a broken pro,
pe,ler, dragging at the end OF the
line. On Sunday The Hawser parted,
but the President Lincoln again pick,
up her charge. although with great
difficulty. and today the two made
port unchanged except for the Hef,
irons broken blades.
Graham.Shields Furniture Co. will
, 1923-02-21
STANDARD Cited
In U. S. Charge

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The sen
ate oil investigating committee today
granted the request of the STANDARD
Oil company of Indiana that 1t be
allowed to present witnesses in refuta'
ton OF charges made against it by
Thomas S. Black, OF the Western Pc
troleum company Of Chicago, but de
MED the petition of the Cleveland
city council for inquiry into inter
company arrangements affecting
that city's gas supply.
, 1923-02-21
Colonial Tea
Thursday.

Members of the ForeiSn missionary
society of the Methodist church WIN
entertain at a colonial tea THURSDAY
afternoon at the church parsonase'
S66 South Lincoln street. The attalr
will be one of the most unusual ana
attractive ever given by the society
1t will continue from $50 until 5:So'
A Pleasing musical program VIII be
given and will be repeated several
times during the afternoon for the
benefit of those not wishing TO attend
Mt any definite time. Those serV'hs
will be dressed in colonial costumes
The tea is being given for the oeneiit
Of Miss Abel's educational work IN
China. Tho public is invited.
, 1923-02-21

O'Clock LUNCHEON at the Henning hotel,
Every of the society eligible
Tor the national organization is urged
TO attend. The committee in charge
Inc udes Adele St!nson, Meredith
Langheidt, and Thurza Thomas
Those expecting to attend are re-.
questcd to notify one of the commit.
tee or phone 2O6Ow.
, 1923-02-21
FOUR dead In
GAS EXPLOSION

louisville. Pa, Feb. 21.-Four
men were killed and three badly
burned by an explosion of gas today
at the Kaska William CollIery operat.
cd by the Lehigh Coal and Naviga-
ton company near here.
, 1923-02-21
e. n. w. II. Club
Entertainment Friday.

Members Of the Chicago and North.
western Railway womnn's club VII
be hostess at a pleasing entertain
ment Friday evening. February 20, &c
he given at the Northwestern station
The entertainment will be given IN
celebration of the second anniversary
rof the club. and it is hoped that all
Northwestern employees and their
families will attend. During the eve
ming cards will be played and dancing
will be enjoyed. No invitation other
than through the press viii be wen
, 1923-02-21
DeAIolay Dance
Draws Interest.

From h interest that seems to be
aroused in the DeMolay dance which
will be given in the Masonic tempe
Friday. IL would seem that n large
crowd will be present. No Invitations
arc being mailed for this function
owing to the short notice on which it
was planned. but friends OF members
arc sure 10 find n hearty welcome.
, 1923-02-21
bnyer Tea
Friday.

A silver tea will be given Friday
afternoon beginning at ESQ at the
Presbyterian church fparlors' hos
tesses for the afternoon VIII be the
Mesdames Anderson, Ber!ein. Denny
Mcyickers. Stewart and Whitmore;
Proceeds from the tea will be addeu
to the church building fund. an
those interested in h church are
invited to attend.
, 1923-02-21
Tuesday, Tea Club
Meetinp Yesterday.

- Mrs. Leigh Townsend entertained
the Tuesday Tea club yesterday at
tcrnoon at her residence in the Crude
rtmen Honors for the after
noon were won by Mrs. J.. C. Shook.
Mrs. II. II. Nichols, Mrs. L. l.. Esta.
brook and Mrs. Gus Bell.
, 1923-02-21
Methodist Aid
Meeting Friday.

Tie gener aid of the MethoulSt
church will meet Friday afternoon a,
$50 in the church parlors' a spech.,
program of interest has been planneo
for the afternoon. Members OF inc
Social service cIrc'e will be hostesses
, 1923-02-21
st. Marks Guild
Meeting Thursday.

There will be a general meeting Of
the st. Marks guild tomorrow after.
noon promptly at 2:3O at the parish
house, All divisions of the guild are
asked to be present. Hostesses for
he afternoon will be Mrs. r. f. Algeo
and Mrs. L. F. Urpman.
, 1923-02-21

Graham-Shielts Furniture Co. will
save you money on your furniture.
Why pay more when you can buy
here for less. ADV.
, 1923-02-21
Time Off With
Pay For Voting
Not Compulsory

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Feb. 2I.-By
The Associated PresslrThe employees
voting law providing that all employees
shall ave time off with pay for vot.
ing was declared unconstitutional by
the supreme court this morning. in
the use OF people against the Chi.
cngo, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad.
, 1923-02-21
Birthday Party
Thursday.

Mrs. jeremiah Mahoney VIII enter
tain at a children's party tomorrow
afternoon at her residence, 5S6 south
Wolcott street, in honor of her smah
daughter Martha Moss sixth birth
day.
, 1923-02-21

Mss MahOney
Entertairts.
Miss Kathryn Mahoncy entertained
tho Midnight bridge club last eve.
ming at her home on South Center
street. Honors were taken by Mss
LEILA Browne and Mss Jean Quinn.
Guests for the evening were the
Misses Rosamond Spears Of Denver,
lean Quinn. Drusilla Stewart, Leila
Browne, Katherine Dessert and Sara
stewart. Members of the club pres.
ent were the Misses Margaret Eng,
land, Kathleen Sullivan. Lois Long.
shore, Mrs. Paul Hooper and Mrs.
Frank COwan.
, 1923-02-21
birthday Party

Yesterday.
Mrs. 4. ]. Colwell entertained at
n children's party yesterday after
noon at her home on West Tent
street in honor of her daughter
Mary's tenth birthday. Games were
played and refreshments were served
at the close If the afternoon. Among
those present were the Misses Ger
trude Branson, Elanoro Shumaker,
wlhelema EnEerson, Bernadine
Scherck, Helen Engerson, Maude
Colwell. Myrtle Colwell, Elizabeth
whitney. Nina Colwell, Dorothy Ma
honey and the honored guest
, 1923-02-21

Why pay more when you can buy
for less at Grahem-Shields Furniture
Co. ADV.
, 1923-02-21
James Scott Of Denver IL spending
A few days IN the city on business.

Save none on your household fur
niture and buy at the Graham
Shields Furniture Store. ADV.
, 1923-02-21
Pan Hellenic
Meeis Saturday.

The Pan Hellenic society WI meet
Saturday, February ~. with a l
, 1923-02-21
Mrs. Biglin VIII

TnItTIaII.
Mrs. A. E. BlgIin will entertain the
members of the Thursday bridge club
tomorrow afternoon at her residence
1912 South Center street.
, 1923-02-21
Missionary Society
Meeting Thursday.

The Ladies' MIssIonary society OF
the Presbyterian church will hold
their regular monthly meeting to,
morrow at the church parlors. The
program VIII begin at IL a. m. \
lunch will be served at noon after
which a study of 1.-THE Trend Races
LEfll be held. The program will con.
'tfnue until $3.50 p. m. All ladies of
the church are invited to be present.
, 1923-02-21

NJ. L. Henderson left last evening
for Denver and will be gon for some
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
sIGUEN LOS INsURGENTES sU
AVANCE

BELGRADE, septiembre 26.-Des-
pachos semioficiales de Sofia, confir-
man la especie de q. los insurgentes en-
n1cleo considerable marchan a san
gre y fuego por la Inca de Radomet
dispuestos caer sobre dicha capital.
En- sus ultimos encuentros con las
tropas regulares los rebeldes han es-
tado hacienda uso de las piezas de ar
tilleria y municiones capturadas al
enemige, v con esas mismas, piezas
proponense bombardear Sofia, has
ia su rendicion. De Atenas comuni-
can que los comunistas han cortado
completamente la Inca ferroviaria
que va de Sofia Constantinopla, Ka-
sanlik y Varna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
ADMINISTRATION
JUDICIAL

, y is1 Z. - IL
Habiendo sido nombrado por la Hon.
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, PRI-
MER DISTRITO, ADMINISTRATOR
JUDICIAL de los bienes del finado
Don Julio Cayere, hago saber a todas
aquellas personas y entidades que
puedan tener alguna relacion de nego-
clos de cualquiera clase pendientes con
dicho senior, hoy su succession, que la
mayor brevedad possible, deben, diri-
girse al que suscribe para liquidar
y arreglar dichos asuntos.
Mi residencia es en- la. Ave. Feria,
No. 5, entrando pcr la calle del Hi
p6dromo de Santurce.
TEL Saturce So.
San Juan, P. R. Is de Sept. 1928.
Sue. j.. Cayere.
Por Juan Benitez Gomez,
Administrator Judicial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
NO HA PODIDO CONFIRMARSE
LA MAGNITUDE DE UNA
BATALLA

LONDRES, septiembre 26.-El "Eve
ming STAR, en- su edicion de aver, en-
varios parties de procedencia particu-
lar recibidos de Sofia, anuncia que en-
una batalla scstenida por las tropas
del gobierno y los comunistas, CONAN
dadas aquellas por Ell general Zan-
koff, Sc han registrado veinte mil
bajas; pero en- mensajes posteriores
de Belgrade, y que da al publico ell
mismo diario, Sc dice que esa cifra
Sc cohceptua altamente exagerada, no
habiendo podido comprobarse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
La COMISION
HIPICA CELEBR6
AVER SESSION.
Secund6 todo 10 actua-
do para esclarecer lie SUI
puesto fraude en- el
Hip6dromo de
Hato Rey.

"a.
En- la tarde de aver celebr6 session
Ia Comisi0n Hipiea Insular, estandt
presentes los sefores Richardson, Todd
Rivera Zayas, adoptando los 81
guientes acuerdos:
Sc aprobo la inscription del caba
llo media sangre "Spark Plug, de
seiior II. n. Warren, una cuenta dt
Dinet y Racheco montante la suma
+ de sl55.0Q, dmporte de dos copas do
nadas poF la Comisi0n para las ca.
rreras benefcio. de La Cruz Roja.
A solicitud propia Sc lie perdonaror
Z tres meses de una pena de suspension
de seis meses que lie fue impuesta al
jockey Salvador Torres.
Sc le suspendi0 temporalmente Ia
licencia del jockey C. Carbache, has
ia tanto explique las causas por las
cuales permiti0 que su nombre figu.
rara en- las carreras del Hip6dromo
el domingo pasado.
Sc di6 cuenta con ell informe de las
1iltimas carreras celebradas Ultima
mente en- los dos hip6dromos.
La omission qued6 dehidamente en-.
terada del informe emitido por ell ms
pector del pool del Quintana Racing
Park, senior Pedro Juan Barbosa, ex-
plicando por que crey6 prudente so,
licitar una Investigation por parte del
fiscal
La Comisi0n aprob6 todas cada
una de las actuaciones realizadas de-
cidi0 lesperar el desarrolleede las mis-
mas. Con motive de este lamentable in
cidente ocurrido el domingo tiltimo, la
Comisf6n acord0 asistir las carre-
{ ras con ell prop6sito de cerciorarse
{ Y tlarse perfecta cuenta del funciona-
miento del Pool. para asf saber las
reformas que puedan introducirse en-
Z el mismO.
Ante La omission comparecieron los
seiiores r. Castro Martinez Y Robert
Denton, quleneS lnformarOn SObre La
conyeniencia de que destine determi-
NADIA suma de dinero con el fin de OBJ
SECULAR a cualquier persona, per
sonas. que con lujo de detalles, pue
dan informar en- SUI oportunidad dc
los caballos que SO pretexto de que
pertenecen a los de media sangre son
introducidos EN- Puerto Rico, para dis
putarle los premios los de igual de-
nomination aquf.
Sc acord6 autorizar a la p. r. Ra-
cling Corporation para explotar un hi
podromo que Sc denominara "Quinta-
ma Racing Park Y a solicitud de Ia
misma fue acuerdo cOnceder permiso
para que puedan celebrarse ocho ca
rreras el domingo pr6ximo.
La reunion fue suspendida hasta
hoy pOr 10 avanzado de la hora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
No son $2,5OO, sino
$50 d0lares

! En- nuestra information publicada
aver, del acto celebrado en- la Biblio-
teca Carnegie, y en- la parte que ha-
bla de ie recolectado por la Cruz Ro-
ia para las vietinfas del Jap6ay erf6.-
neamente dijimos que la suma con que
contribuyo ell Quintana Racing Park
en- sus carreras del domingo dia 16
assemble a $2,5O0.O0, cuando en- rea-
lidad la suma producida en- dicho es-
pectaculo con tan humanitario fin, fue
de 250 dollars solamente.
Valga la aclaracion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26

tantes del Ateneo, la Prensa, la Liz
ga Sufragista que seran, respectivas
mnte, ell senor Luis Villaronga, .el doc
tor Jose Gomez Brioso, y la senorita
Beatriz Lassalle.
Desde ell Ateneo, ell cadaver sera
conducido hasta ell cementerio en- la
siguiente ruta: hasta la esquina de la
calle an Jose; de ALI, por San Jose,
hasta la esquina de San Sebastian; y
de allf hasta la segunda esquina de la
plaza San Jose, donde haran uso de
la palabra los seiiores: Hon. Juan
Hernandez Lopez, por ell Senado; Hon.
Alfonso Lastra Charriez, por la Ca
mara; Hon. Luis Munoz Morales, por
ell Colegio de Abogados; Y Hon. Anto-
nio R. Barcelo, por ell Partido Union
de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
A LA MEMORIA
DE Mem ESIO
R. CANALES
25 de septiembre, 1923.
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

'Senor:-
Por acuerdo de esta Comision Eco
monica, tengo el honor de remitir a
usted con la presente una nota deta-
llada de los actos efectuar en- Ell dfa
de maiiana, microbes 26 del c6rriente,
en- homemade la memoria del iHsig-
ne portorriqueno Nemesio R. Canales,
cuyo cadaver sera enterrado las Gin
co media de la tarde de dicho dfa
en- ell cementerio de esta Ciudad.
A nombre de esta Comision v de su
senior Presidente, suplico usted la
insercion de dicha nota en- sitio pre-
ferente de ese diario; extendiendole a
la vez la invitacion Official de esta Co.
mission para que una representation
de Ell IMPARCIAE concurra v tome
parte en- los actos referidos, motiva-
dos por este infausto acontecimiento.
Respetuosamente de usted,
Antonio Coll Vidal,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
Los RepublicanOs en-
Lares fOrman una nue..
va agrupaci6n.

Lares, sept. 26, 1923.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Republicanos locos, seg1n manifies-
to presidente Judice y los liders Men
dez, Gonzalez y Castro, separanse de
su partido fernando agrupacion pro-
gresista. Aseguramos proximo triun-
70 Union Lares, por tres mil votos.
Juventud Unionista,
Antonio Rey,
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
Los hOmenajes que Sc rendiraan a
su memOria.

El cadaver de Nemesio R. Canales
lego esta mafana, las diez, bor-
do del vapor "San Lorenzo.
Ell cuerpo fue recibido oficialmente
por ell seior Antonio R. Barcelo, Pre-
sidente del Senado, y por ell sefior Mi
guel Guerra-M Mondrag6n, Presidente
de la Camara de Representatives., en-
representation del Poder Legislative
de la Isla, al cual pertenecia, en- la en-
tidad de una de sus principales Dele
gaciones, ell insigne portorriqueho.
En- union de dicha representation,
ell cadaver ha sido acompanado hasta
~el salon de actos del Ateneo de Puer-
to Rico, por delegaciones de la Prem
sa, del Senado, de la Camara, del CO.
legio de Abogados, de los poetas, de
| los literatos, de la Liga Sufragista, v
muchas otras.
A las doce en- punto del dfa de hoy
han comenzado las Guardias de Ho-
nor en- ell salon de actos del Ateneo,
constitufdo en- capilla ardiente; y al
efecto Sc avisa por estas lfneas que
los turnos para dichas guardias de
honor Sc han acordado, extrictamente,
en- ell siguiente 6rden:
De IL a 1890, ell Senado de Puerto
Rico.
De 1890 l, la Camara de Repre-
sentantes.
De 1.30, la Prensa.
De 1.30 2, el Ateneo.
De 2 a 2.30, la Liga Sufragista.
De 2.30 8, los poetas v literatos.
De 8 $50 4, la Compahia Diaz-
Perdiguero.
De A 4.30, ell Municipio.
De 4.30 cinco, deudos, amigos par
ticulares, empleados de la Legislatu-
ra, otras representations, y pueblo
en- general.
Momentos antes de salir del Ateneo,
haran uso de la palabra los represen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
Los PREMIERS
|. DEFENDERAN La
UNION ALEMANA
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BERLIN, septiembre 26.-La confe-
rencia celebrada en- esta capital en-
tire los ministries, los Premiers de los
estados alemanes Y los delegados del
Rhur, redund6 en- la completa aproba-
cion del abandono de la resistencia
pasiya. En- los discursos pronuncia-
dos por cada uno Y todos los Premiers,
estuvieron acordes en- que Sc llegara
a ese acuerdo, por estar costando la
resistencia pasiva del Rhur el des-
quiciamiento del ex Imperio y, sobre
todo, por muchas razones mas de pc
SO, entire elias, la del descredito eco
nomico por que atraviesa la Alemania
presente. Los Premiers acordaron,
disponerse la defensa de la unidad
nacional, por encima de todo.
Ell GOBIERNO ALEMAN Sc DIRI-
GE A LAS AUTORIDADES
DEL RHUR
BERLIN, septiembre 26.-El go
bierno del Presidente Ebert, Sc ha
apresurado pasar circulares Y tele-
gramas dirigidos a los mas conspf-
cuos lideres del Rhur, y las autori-
dades alemanas en- aquella zona, CO.
municandoles su decision de haber da-
do fin la resistencia pasiva, y de-
clarando que en- ell supuesto de que
prosigan las huelgas y los desordenes,
Sc procedera con mano fuerte hacer
respetar la ley. Todo ciudadano del
Rhur, debe obedecer las 6rdenes ema-
nadas del Reichstag aleman; v 81 pa
ra hacerlas efectivas fuere necesario
actuar con mano fuerte, y el Presi-
dente Ebert harfa uso de sus poderes
conferfdoles por la ley de emergen-
cias para acabar con las organizacio-
mes obreras y no obreras que fueren
causantes de la alteration del orden.
LOS CENTROS NACIONALISTAS
CATALANES CLAUSURADOS
BARCELONA, septienibre 26.-El
gobernador militar de la plaza ha or
denado la clausura Immediate de vein
tinueve centros nacionalistas catala-
mes, entire ellos ell importante Centre
Autonomista de Dependencies. Mu-
chos jefes de departamentos que
simpatizan con el nacionalismo,
han sido suspendidos en- sus empleos
v asi mismo Sc dice que seran des-
tituidos todos los concejales y dipu-
tados provinciales pertenecientes Ia
acci6n catalina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
ULTIMA HORA
Graves conflictos
callejerOs en-
Maguncia.

PARIS, septiembre 26.-Los
peri6dicos diarios de esta capt.
tai, informan que en- la ciudad
de Maguncia Sc han desarrolla-
do serios motines,, 10 mismo en-
Crefeld, al ser publicada la or
den suspendiendo la resistencia
pasiva. Ell Ayuntamiento esta
rodeado de tropas y las demas
oicinas pdblicas. Numerosos
grupos de mineros, provistos de
barras de hierro y toda clase de
armas, Sc han lanzado por cam
pos y ciudades cometiendo toda
clase de depredaciones, para
conseguir alimentos, al iniciar-
Sc Ell Clock out"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
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ATENAS, septiembre 26.-Noticias
de procedencia digna de todo credito,
afrrnan que ell general Zankoff, jefe
de las tropas del gobierno btlgaro que
actua contra la revolucion, ha sido
asesinado por sus propios soldados. Ell
gobierno ha ordenado que sus regi-
miento leales, que siven en- la frontera
de Serbia, regresen a la capital para
cooperar con ell resto del ejercito
batir a los revolucionarios. Simulta-
neamente Sc ha llamado todos los
zankoffistas y los refugiados rusos
que servfan en- las huestes del gene
raj antibolchevique Wrangel, los cua-
les residen en- Bulgaria, para ingresar
en- las filas del gobierno y formar tres
batallones legionarios. Dase por Sc
guro que los insurrectos han llamado
urgente al ex ministro agrario Oboff
que Sc encuentra en- Praga. para que
Sc haga cargo del commando supreme
de la revolucion.