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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-20
]. PEREZ 1OsADA, Director.
Circular alarmanteS runOreS aCerCa de
IN mOvimientO revOluciOnariO en- la Re-
!. DESDE COANO

Dos funciones esplendidas.-Fueron
las llevadas efecto ell pasado domin-
bo y lunes de la presente semana en-
el popular teatro Cortes, habiendo re-
sultado muy lucidos dichos espectacu-
los por los trabajos de prestigiditacion
que nos presento ell notabilfsino DIR.
Saa, Conde de Waldemar, quien por
su cultura y amabilidad conquist6se
estrepitosos aplausos.
Del NOrte.-Procedente de la ciudad
de New York, fijaron su residencia
en- la calle "Fuerte" los distinguidos
jovenes Juan Emanuelli y Clotil-
de Costa Santiago, quienes reciente-
mente unieron sus destinos en- aque-
LA ciudad. Al regresar a su native
pueblo tan feliz pareja habremos de
desearles infinidad de dichas Y felici-
dades interminables en- ell nuevo es-
tado.
PrOfesora de Ponce.-Entre noso-
tros Sc halla la distinguida Srta. Mo-
desta Quinones, que ejerce Ell profeso-
rado en- la Perla del Sur, quien ha We
nido por esta, en- viaje de temporada
a la vez que en- gestiones de su agen-
.cia de .sThe Volume Library, cuya
obra viene en- ingles v con encuader-
Aaciones al deseo del cliente, siendo
nuy 1til para los PROFESSIONALS, inte-
lectuales, comerciantes y estudiantes.
Al alegrarnos de yer a la Srta. Quiz
homes entire sus amigos, le deseamos
un exito brillante.
Paulita Gutierrez. En- la residencia
de los esposos Fernandez Carrasquillo
Sc encuentra pasando una temporada
la simpatica joven que corona nues-
ira information, a Ia que deseamos
una grata permaneneia entire nostros.
II DE ri $50 En- gcstiones de la iia-
sportante casa del Dr. William Medi-
cine Co.. de New York. Sc encllentra
eli esta poDiacion ! tllvinips el gusto'
de saludarle con SUI amabilidad pccus
liar al distinguido paballero bon Ma
nuel de Ia Vega, 5qnien ,por sur tinura
Y cortesfa. obtiene el eXito ! sn, ,todas
parties
,iS AL agradecer tsus atenciones, resea9
mos al senor de la Vega I'M estupen-
do exito. seas's s's
CON 8LICENCTA :ADisfrutaildo Ii
cencia concelfdale por un mes Sc ha-
la por Barros el pudoroso Jefe de la
Policfa Insular. Sr. Jose V. Gonzalez
Bermudez. al que deseamos verle prom
to entire nosotros dondc Sc le estima.
Con motive de su ausencia, Sc halla
comandando el distrito con gran cello
& interGs el iovcn policfa Ramon Ba-
rreto,. quien por su inteligencia y Co
rrecci6n prestigia al cucrpo de la po-
licfa insular.
Deseames al ioyen Barreto, los me-
jores successes;
TLAY BALL Y AUTOMOBILES -
Sc continna jugandO pelota en- la via
ptblica con exposition del viandante,
serfa conveniente que a su tempo de-
bido Sc evitara cl NAL. pues va son
nuchos los perjuicios sufridos por per-
sonas.
Los autos tambitn transitan gran
velocidad, Y como existell orlenaMas
que prohiben estas infracciones, nos
permitimos proponer,. que se cmplan
10 que Sc deroguen, pues VA el pueblo
ptccurara defenderse como mejor crea.
Denunciamos quien corresponda
estos Intolerables hcchos, esperando
corregirlos.
Corresponsal.
Coamo, P. II. agosto II, 1928.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-20
Choc6 con un poste

Fl dia Is del corrlente, las 4 :30
b. M. en Ia calle N0rzgarag. el auto
m0yil nfmefo 100. propiednd le Pc
dro i Aeosta, gulado por eI misno,
claocd con 10 poste de los AZ IA COM
na1fa De- Teltfono, fesuItando Il an.
lom6rl Icon dpspcffccfoS
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-13
No Worms in a Healthy Child

All children troubled with Worms have an un
aeathy color, which indicates poor blood and as .
-ule, there Is more or less stomach disturbance
iROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given Ieeu-
ary for two or three weeks will enrich the blood.
improve the digestion, and actas aeeneraiStreneth'
enins Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw of or dspel the worms and the Child will be
IN oerfect health Pleasant to take. soc per bottle
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-13

Take a minute and telephone us
about your visitor, or about your
relatives or friends who have gone
out of town, marriages, deaths,
births, etc that happens IN your
neighborhood. The Star Herald
wants TO publish all nsws that IL
news of interest to the people OF
Pocahontss and Randolph county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-13
Report of the Condition of
POCdhOntaS State Bank

Pocahontas, Randolph County,
Ark, at the close of business
April, 3, 1923.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-13
Report of the Condition, of
Bank

Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.
at the close of business, April 3,
1928.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-13
Report of the Condition of
Bank of Maynard

Maynard, Randolph County, Ark, at
the close Of business April 3, 1923
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-13
Report of the Condition of
Randolph County Bank

Pocahontas, Randolph County,
Ark, at the close of business
April 3, 1928.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
CUN0 ATTACKS
FRENCH ACTION
INRUHR VALLEY

I:l.isIiN March 4 thaur-llrr funo.
ia Li~ speech before ih,. rris.hSsag last
night presented 4 lengthy protest in
which ~ rapiiulatrd IN detail the situa-
tlun growing oui - the occupation of the
l;ti,r from the first day. and the more
recent Invasion of points in Baden.
III was frr"uenil, Interrupted ~ *
pr-sSions nf Indignation A. he rcctrd
The number "f arrests. convictions.
rvi'ti"n> anl iepnIiaiion> nf t.erman
offi,ial~ who refused n" carry oui the
orders Vt ih. occupation authorities.
The Franru belgian expedition into The
I;uhr. b. said. had thus far resolved
Itself into 4 dismissal -ronrInir failure.
the gains from which suggested u doubt
ful off~ct ~ tile alleged t.rrman drlin-
qu-nrie> in the payment of Preparations.
The French actions III the Rnhr he
termed viciau~ly inimical To- th. worlds
rtunpsir welfare in general and - The
promotion Il European reconstruction in
particular.
-.;cfcrring 70 the occupation of Mann
helm. karlsruhe and larnstadt. he said
that bad such action occurred elsewhere
among civilized nations. the world would
have Srelhcd with Indignation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
UNAiASKED BANDITS
BEAT AND ROB MAN
NEAR OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla March T.
Dr. II. Chrston Goldberg walked into
police headquarters here today and told
The authorities that he had rcgaince
consciousness lying IN pool Of mud
thirteen miles from the city after hav-
ing been beaten ard robbed.
lie stated that he was abducted by
four unmaskcd man from his home latO
last ight and his face was disfigured
ny an uucNrlaincd slash from the eye to
his throat. The physician expressed the
opinion that his capiorS were seeking
narcotics in his emergency kit. His dia-
monh ring and $50 ir cash were gone
wh~n he rcpained consciousness.
The authorities said that the only
clue TO the perpetrators Of the outrage
was ne description ~ one man by Mrs.
Goldberg. who tired to wrive the mcr
AWAY from her husiari. "A hat sold By
local store which IL j. believed one
os ihr ahductors dropped during the
scuffle was picked up near the doctors
home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
5 YEARS GIVEN
MEN CONVICTED
in HOLDUP Case
Court Announces That Mer-
cado Murder Case Will he
Continued Until Next Term
OF Criminal District Court

Jack tarlis'e. of kansa. Ci',. Mi
sc'iFi. aud John DAVIS nf I.nid. ohla
BONA. wer. sentenced t. fiv. wears IN
me state prhiirniiar, hy The iury wh.li
returned verdict "f guilt ,r>;.s.la,
ait"rn""n ~ .::ai after d-iihsraiiu.' on
the vase for one hour.
tsrlisic and Davis were arrested lasi
Jul, for h"'dur of les - D-nmeii aud
Miss H"si'a futesnat near this ,iiy. and
rchbins Mr.. bennett .f twent, Mexican
euLl pieces which wcr. hurried with The
pistol used IS the holiui men near the
Catholic Church uu Twelfth anl A,lrus~
The iur, was selr,irt AMI sworn IN
yesterday ino,uin.. I-S>r Dcun.tt tn.k
shr stand for the state in the afiernsAln
aud started f~~tifyinS. lie WAS followed
~ Burt Parker. who al~ni.Slifird fnr
the state.
The jnry was charged ~ i.::n an,.
ster delibcraiing on thu ease for oue
hour returned verdir' ~ gull, with a
penalty "f five years in the slate p-u
teniiary. u. II. Yates attnrur, f,r ;h.
defense viii appeal the ease. aci arsliu.
Z" Information rcrcivrd this af'erurrn.
There were fw" indictments as inst
Carli~l. AMI Devils. charging th.m nisb
robbery hy violence and with usc .f
firearms and also of assault With fire
srias. Dn the previous trial ,Ley were
acquitted on an Instructed yrriici irorI
the Judge. because the insli .in-nt read
'-tw" hundred pe~ns. 7" Whereas the m"Ii
received soh money aud the word
-pe>oS- means silver.
All Witnesses IN the case OF the S,atl
Us fiijinio Ncrcado. a. al. charged with
murder in connection with the Hing of
Guiilcrmo SayaS. were summoned In
court this morning and dismissed until
the next term Of court. which convcrrs
in September of this year. The witness
es will be called again in casc d spec al
term of the iistric. court is called b.
fore that time.
4 .inr ef SitB was asScssed against
W II. Nann as un absent witness ani the
cass continued due 10 his ab>crs. on
app!isati of th~ state.
The case Of Emilio Pesos. charged
with murder ia connection with the sIll-
ing OF Y. Murioz. was taken up in court
this morning. following the dismissal yf
witnesses in the Mereado case. Muros
was shot through the body near ths
city cemetery last fall. and died vh.:.
on. the operating table waitn. for tn.
physician to extract the bullet. 10
mentioned Pesos in his testimony taken
by justice OF the peace after the shoot
ing.
The jury ia the cas-. against Emilio
Po>cs was srIr-trd ard sworn in this
morning. aud trial cf ID. c-iSr started
this afternoon
Witnesses of the killing of BENT gno
Munoz were placed on the stand this az
ternoon and the case was prosecuted by
II. Il. Galbraith acting a. attorney for
the state. and W. X. Jones a. defending
attorney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
RIGID IMMIGRATION
RESTRICTIONS NO W
IN FORCE AT JUAREZ

ri. PASO, Tcras. Mar. rigid
immigration restrictions have been
put into effect here against Amer
leans by Mexican immigration auth
critics and within the last three
days scores Of persons nave been
taken from street ears and automo-
bilcs and turned back.
The action follows complaint TO
Washington that immigration off
cials recently took tbt Mexican
vice consul from I'm automobile and
held up q consulate clerk who was
bringing mail from Iuarez TO the
consul. The Mexicans charge that
the American officials laughed at
clerks consular button ard warned
him hc would not be permitted to
cross again unless he carried his inn
migration papers.
II. +. IandcroS. recently appoint
cd customs collector al Juarcz, last
night announced that he was writ
ing letter TO the FL Paso chamber
of commerce. protesting against the
"brI;al and inhuman treatment ac-
corded Mexican citizens by Amer
lean immigration officials NJ the
bridge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
ILLINOIS GIRL
BRINGS ACTION
AGAINST KIRBY

NEW YORK. March 1.-John Kirby
Of Houston. head of one "f the largest
lumber companies of Texas and president
Of the Southern Tariff Association. has
been sued IN supreme court here for
$1,000 by Miss olga Ralph. music stu
d.Dt ~ Evanston. ILL., who charges that
Kirby promised, her 500 rcr month for
life fur renounrin- the name of Kirby
after she had adopted il ~ his request.
Miss Ralph wh" l. - years ~ age.
alleges that kiris who i ti.; and mar
rird agreed IN 1918 ii ~he would give
up her entire time tv him and travel with
him a. h> secretary and companion
that h. would take care of her f"r life.
She said that later agreement was
made 1" give ul the Kirby pamc name
and "a return letters. photographs and
other documents
Miss Ralrh Ayers had her name
changed Ia Chicago IN April 1918. and
said that ia March last year she entered
into another agreement with Kirby
whereby h. promised her x6.Mn in cash
and so monthly If she would release
the right ~ Ii~ name III. said that she
returned the papers aud obtained ar
order from the supreme court here 10
resume ihr name II Ralph. Sh. then
went ~ Flsrrurr Italv. AZ his request.
tie papers allege. 20 complete her miisi-
cal studies. She declared that she rr
ceiv.,i the sG.ntN and the $500 payment
III Arril. 1g-...3. hut lad received nothing
<ns then.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07

There j. every EVIDENCE hat ly-
viii bc one ~ the countgys moss pg-s-
porous years" was the statement mauc
yesterday ~ X. u. Crca-er who re
turned Sunday after spending several
weeks Ia New York. Washlgfon th.ca-
20 and Kansas City. Optimism through
out the north and east " gcnvr=i.T ~
continued. 'thcfe is practically no uu-
employment. aud while wages s.it 10.
~ high a. the maritime peak. nessrthc.
tess they are high a. compared * pre-
war times. There IN work for every
man who wants cmployncrt: factur.--
are rushed with orders. and ge neral bus
mess and ndGstrinI cxpans on cln bcl
,noied ii all parts ~ ihs--sss'sersr-..-------
VT rTFTEcT had occasion ID confer
with many Of the leading politicians
and fia@Hs-as.- - ni--l4a~h4asatol.--ass.i4A 4As a
York. and he states that the general
tone VI optimism was the same. Manu-
FEATURING interests Of every dcser n;ion
are preparing for grcat expansion I'M
tcrcSt rates have dropped. eap'trl =
more easy u secure. and La.ik d.rYs-ss
arc showing q stcaGr gain.
High Price for Cotton
Ths extreme south and part Of tht
west coast country are st.il feeling the
effects Of the dcpre sion. bat these see
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
FIND BODIES OF
OFFICERS slain
BY MOONSHlNER.

FRANkIlNGTDN. la. March 4 Tho
boaics q; y ley Cr..in ard y ley + errc
dcpu.y hrrffs who wcrc lain Satrr
DAY by mooashineis. we're found early
this mrtufnr buried ID mud and crcr
81 With TIE csrcas> ~ "a eov. The bod
Of Pierre, he'd been aan.ilaicd with !.
axe
John Baxter and q deon Roster. moon
sinners. confessed !ass nirht 10 tie 4
participation In the killiny. and early
this mprniae Ted the Officers "a The
scene 81 the burial. the district justzc
announced The men had previously b,sen
rounded up With ten n.hc.s and piacrd
n the county jail by the nos>c. The COP
fcsSors told Sheriff Murphy that th4y
killed The officers after the pair hsti
be~n arrested in a rsid on the still.
Fifteen men have been drpuiix~d y,
guard the jail IN whi.h Murphy aI4l
R--;-r are held. The sheriff stated.
however. that hr lid mol fear m"b si.s
lcrrc s.tinsl The prisoners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
.HARLlCEN ROAD
CONDITIONS ARE
GREATLY IMPROVED

HARLINGEN. Tcxa-. March THE
county Is getting busy With drsgs and
trying 20 place the county reads IN
first class shape. Work was started
Tue day morning and teams arc drag
ging roads in All directions. Most ~ The
roads around Harlirern with the cy-
ccp.icn If the road leading north 70
Raymondvillc. which is still under VIZ
ter are al pasSahlr. The road leadiry
to the Wilson tract is still under water
in several places. hut the Iceland road
is open and there is connecting link
between the Wilson tract road and ~
Iceland road
r.. ". Anglin. city str-ct ard a'.~y
commissioner. hns had all Of The ely
streets dra-vcd down AMI VII urr v
good ~hape. - soon ~ the grader car
~ used an them they will NJ a. good a.
they were before the rains
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
High Tribute Paid Senator
CmibeysOn by His Colleague

assembly. For almost quarter Of cen
tnry hr has maintained that relation
here. hcnorri. beloved MI counsel Ynl-
ued. his judgment sought iir ha~ heea
the ofF'ciai leader ~ his party upon the
floor. his period of command proving an
a-sri md an Inspiration To the fighting
democracy.
II need not review upou this occa-
sion his memorable lahn~S for To- s
ard this nation. Ills stainless conduct
his engaging personality. his filcdity 70
public interest. hi- intellectual strength
MS amazing grasp of detail ard hi- abil-
iiy 70 rcddce the most complicated prob.
lens TO tho crystal clearncSs OF SIM
pie formula. evidenced no less hy his
success a; the bar than hv his efforts
in executive ard legislative positions.
excmplify what is best in American
character and achievement have risen
more especially "a express the sadness
! feel. and which know the senate
feels. in witnessing his departure from
this arena. ia which he has reflected
q luster IL kec. sng with its brightest
traditions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07

Isst before tho Adjournment ~ the
United States senate. Senator Morris
s;hrup.rd took the floor and ~ 4 ~,
following ~ hutc 10 his colleague. Set
ator CrlIcrser. whose term cndcd san.
,lay. March g. and who rcfirss frus, ihe
scratc n:'cr p wear ~ service:
..Nr. President. when the senate ad-
iourns today ny colleague. the Senior
.rra or from TcsaS. Mr. cuihsrsnn will
rcsire from .,,is body after service %
q wears. In roi-t Of sust1i- ! efficiency
industry and effective s-atc>mas7t ID
that service j. notable in our countrys
antals." senator Sheppard said.
Before coming 10 tho senate he had
hccn governor and attorney general of
Texas and in these capacities he made
so brilliant a record % win not Only
Of the devotion Of the people of Texas
but the attention and approval of tlr
nation.
Entering the United States senate
Immediately upon the conclusion ~ his
official career III Texas he soon estab-
lished himself in the froa. rank Of this
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
MEXICO TAKES
Steps TO STOP.
DISEASE SPREAD

Information has been received here
that n quarantine has been placed by
the Mexican government on cattle from
South and Central America prohibiting
the shipping of cattle into Mexico from
those countries This action was taken
20 prevent the spread Of diseases which
cattle in South and Central America are
said to possess.
II ~ thought that this action will be
Of great benefit to Mexico and also TO
the United States in holding In check
the foot and mouth diseases which cat.
flr IN South and Central America are
said To have. Great precautions are be-
ing taken ~ the United States 10 guard
against the introduction Of these dis
eases into this country
Ma definite information has been re-
ccived A. TO the nature Of the quaran-
tine which Mexico has imposed. but IL Is
indicated that for the present the quar-
antinc will be prohibitive TO the impor-
tation OF all kinds Of cattle from south
ern points. although the ruling will
probably he changed - the disease -
brought under control.
American and Mexican officials a.c
working in harmony on this problem
for the benefit Of both countries. Unless r.
Mexico passed some prohibitive mca'-
urc against the importation Of South
American cattle IL would probably have
been necessary for this county 10 hrv's
passed 4 pchibitive mcasuc against the
importation Of N~yican cattle. However,
this has been avoided.
All stockmen are asked to give any
important information which they may
receive relative to this matter 10 fcder-
nj inspectors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
is FELT AT Ell PASO

FL PASO. Texas, Mar. IA
slight carthuUakc WAS felt here ~
l0:i5 o'clock last night Buildings
ncrc slightly shaken and windows
ratified. No damage has been re-
ported.
Western Union officers here re-
ported that the quake was felt az
far west 49, Lordcburg, New Mexico !;
AZ Far south az AIamogordo and "a
far east as Sierra Blanca. Reports
mere Indicate that the disturbance
was most pronounced mt Columbus,
New Mexico. No serious damage
has been reported.
Santa Fc railroad operators say
they have learned the quake was
felt as far south aS AguaS Calicntcs,
Mcxico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
CRIMINAL APPEALS
COURT HANDS DOWN
SEVERAL DECISIONS

AUSTIN. Texas March G.-The court
of criminal appeals today affirmed the
two year sentence of Lon ~ Morgan.
former clerk in the state treasury. who
was convicted upnn thr charge Of mis-
appropriation # public funds.
The court denied the motion for re-
hearing in the ease of Manuel Sagu. who
was sentenced a. death ~ the Williamson
county court for the murder Of =. q.
Wnfford
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
Claim Government Agents
Assisted Big Smuggling
Deal on Canadian Border

markets was said To have inspired
the con 'pirators Ia withdraw the IL
quor from the government ware
houses, pay the necessary taxes. and
export IL over the border In 10
smuggIed back into the United
States.
They are said Ia have made a
huge profit from the expectation
and smuggling operations and the
subsequent sale af bootleg prices.
The bootleg curb yesterday IL re-
ported 10 have quoted rye whiskey
NJ sos per ease and Scotch ~ low a
S6j.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
ESCAPE FROM REFoRmAToRv

KANSAS tTTl. March G.--Trn wO-
men escaped from the wonen'~ refnrma-
tory W the municipal farm near leeds.
No. last night after filing bars in a
window of n dormirory. Five "f the
women bad becn sentenced on charges ~
arson III connection with the firing of
beds in sthr iormforv abont six weeks
az" a. 4 protest against the hi~ciplinins
If n prisoner
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
FRENCH EXPECTED TO
RATIFY WASHINGTON
ARMS TREATY, REPORT
apv The Asscriated Press,

PARIS March THE French govern
mcrt will ask the chamber Of deputies
10 vote n ratification OF the treaties
signed M the Washington arms confer
encc. Mnister Of Marine Raibcrti told
the chamber today in reply 10 Vice Ad-
raj Guepratte. who asked the status
Of the Washington pacts-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
SCHWAB FORCED
TO ABANDON HIS
VISIT TO RUHR

i-aris. March : Charles Schval was
compelled hy the state If his health to
abandon hiS pr"pns-i trip 10 the Rnhr
and other SECTIONS ~ occnpicd Germany
anh will sail fpr home Saturday. il was
announced this morning.
lie had planned ~ travel through
Gcrmany. study the induSiria conditions
fnr hiS personal Information and secure
data ulr"n which to base an informal
report Il" President Harding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07

nv The Associated Pre%s.p
NEW YORK. Narrh IA con
spirars in which government agents
are alleged 10 have acted in collu-
sion with Kentucky distiiicry in
exporting to Canada a million and a
half dollars worth of whiskcy 10 be
Smueglcd back into The United
States IL under inyestig Stion II was
learned today.
The federal agents are said 10
have obtained evidence against n
score of men. the shortage Of rye
whi~key in the American bootleg
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
HUNDRED THOUSAND
ARE DROPPED FROM
paw R0lI OF U. 5.

wASHTNGT0N. y. q. Narch bur
ing the tro years 81 the Harding admin
istrasion crdrc March {. almost o'e
hundred Thousand employees have been
separated from the government serv e..
This va given out IN "A tahula'ion this
morning. mas'c under the direction Of
President Harding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-07
EXPECT GOVERNOR !
OF GEORGIA WILL
GIVE RESIGNATION

Thomas ". Hardwick was expected 20
announce today his resignation A. Cow
ernor Of Georgia. ~ accept the appoint
mrnt W PreSidri Harding a. specinl n
sistant United States attorney In charge
of fhc war fraud prosecutions.
Governor Hardwickc announced that
he would accept the appointment at tho
expiration of his term as governor iu
June A
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GERMANS ARREST
Is C0NSPIRATORS

BERLIN. March "A coup detat.
planned 10 occur about the middle "
the present month. has been nipped in
the bud by the arrest VI fifteen perscnss
who are alleged by the authorities 70
have been involved in q gigantic cons
spiracy against the German govcrnmen6
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FIVE OF SIX PLANES
ARRIVE AT MIAMI, FLA.

MIAMI Fla. March Five OF the
six armv planes on the test flight from
San Antonio to Porto Rico arrived here
this morning.