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Evening star., 1923-09-14
Listen,WorId!9'
sv Csc Robinson

I'm not going to change a word.
Hero it Is, just as 1t came from the
rress, with never a scratch on the
YaFnish:
''NIuskogee, okla.-A candidate for
'Grandmother's day has been found.
Mrs. Henry Sellers of Muskogee
county protests the statement that
there are no more girls like our
grandmothers were. Mrs. Sellers,
who is thirty years old. presents her
ticket with the things sho has never
done as fouows--Nevcr been TO a
dance or party; played cards or seen
a card played; used slang been in
side o. thcater nor rcsortcd to cos-
metfCs, or been out of the state.
"'I am not a trump other she de-
clared. And ] can crank up the
fiiyVer and do the weekly marketing.
1 can give my husband helping hand
in the field and get the praise of
being/the best cook ever"
SO there you have Mrs. Henry
Sellers, and what she considers her
most salient points. Now there's
nothing in that record to condemn
Evening star., 1923-09-14
NY Neighbor Saws:

Keep a salt and pepper shaker
on the kitchen range. 1t is
handy when seasoning foods.
Encircle a new broom with a.
section of a stocking leg. 1t
will wear longer.
A few drops of oil of lavender
sprinkled on the shelves of a
bookcase that is damp will help
to prevent the books from be-
coming, moldy. Leather bindy
tngs that have become moldy
should be rubbed with a cloth
slightly moistened with am
monia.
Never soak rice or Inacaroni
before cooking them. Well
wash the former, but not the
latter, and place both in hoil-
ing water to cook.
You can make delicious bread
In the ice cream freezer. It is
as good as the new mixers.
To remove a hot cake or pud-
ding from a tin or mold you
should turn upside down and
cover with a cloth wrung out of
cold water. The contents will
slip out in a minute or two. To
remove anything cold or frozen
reverse the process and wiring
the cloth out in hot water.
Indelible ink stains may be
removed by soaking the spot
in very strong ammonia and
water. This process may have
TO be repeated several times,
but in the end the ink will
come out.
Evening star., 1923-09-14

What's the answer to the third
problem" whispered Sam, the boy
behind Billy Cut-out's seat at school,
Billy shook his head and didn't an
swer. lie had made up his mind he'd
be the quietest boy In the room. for
his teacher had said that the one
who didn't whisper all day could dust
the erasers after school.
Hey. Billy" whispered the boy
again, you didn't get that foot ball
suit, did your" Billy could hardly
keep from turning around and telling
Sam that he was working for the
suit by washing his face every day
without being told. but he went right
on doing his addition.
When IL was time 20 go home, the
teacher said, "Now I will tell you
who may dust the erasers tonight.
will let Billy Cut-out."
Billy took the erasers out to the
playground and beat them together
till he had white chalk dust all over
his nice blue school suit.
Tho book under Billy's arm is his red spelIer.
It matches bis red tie, but that itsnt the
reason he takes 1t home! Cut hs blue cap
on tha dotted lines 80 1t will ft his head,
lOppyright 1895
Evening star., 1923-09-14
Looking Toward Parties.

The tanned arms and suahurned
faces that are so charming today
have. at the most. fortnight's popu~
larity ahead Of them. With October
ceol breezes. the smart new blue
serge frock. and, still more important,
the first try-on of the evening dress.
the summertime complexion is a fall
ure. So make your preparations soon
for your next winters skin. / don't
in the least mean that you should
rush out and buy all sorts of expen-
sive bleaches and lotions, but only
that you should consider what your
complexion needs to bring 1t back to
a rose-and-white freshness.
Here's q formula for light frecklea
and suaburn: Two ounces peroxide,
two ounces glycerin, two ounces
Here's another; Lemon juice. two
ounces; powdered borax, one gram;
powdered sugar, two grams.
If this latter formula sttngss add q
little boiled water. The standard
old Fashioned Femedies-buttermilk,
rubbed in and allowed to dEy; eucum;
milk or giyoerin tbut never put
riycerfu on the skin full strengthl J
and tomato juice--are all good
bIeaches. Use cold cream, too, every
day until, the skin. Is normal. Use
before washing and wash out most
Give the arms special attention
now, SO they'll look we'll when they
are dressed for evening. Blsaches
for the face will bleach them too
The elbows, however. will need rub
bing with oil and scrubbing with a
brush and soap and hot water, and
then rubbing again with honey-al-
mond lotion or vanishing cream Al
bedtime. This treatment Will make
them soft and white and round look
ing for winter.
Genevieve F--Consult the best haiI
specialist possible concerning tbs
streak of gray hair that Us appearing
on the head OF . girl of fifteen years
Of age.
Mrs. j. L--Coioriess lips might re.
suit from any number of causes. &c
Evening star., 1923-09-14
The Park Ave. News.
Weather: Medium.
Exter! Big Fire!


Weather: Medium.
Exter! Big Fire!
A unknown fire took place last
Wednesday afternoon but nobody
knows txaclly ware, on account of
the fire engines going so far nobody
couIdent follow them and the fre-
men being too biszy going past to say
ware they was going.
spoartinE Page.
Sam Cross ate nine green apples In
twenty minutes last week but he says
he don't think its going to rake him
sick because that was four days age
and he don't feel enything yet,
Shorty Judge can pat his he'd, rub
his stummiek. move his toes and look
cross eyed all at s,.l the same ne. time time
Wich II Don't.
! drink strong milk for brekfist and
And for suppir drink week tea,
But Id drink lemIninade for all my
meels
II il only depended on me.
Science and Inventions.-Puds Si4n-
kins has invented CRATE way to keep
from oversleeping yourself, being to
have all the Stats in your bed so loose
that every time you move in your
sleep one falls down and wakes you
up, and wen one falls about s o'clock
in the morning you get up.
Intristing Facks About Intristing
People.
Artie Alexander saved up bernt
match sticks till he had a collection
of neeriy 500 and then he decided
they \wasent eny use and now he's
saving the tops off ginger ale bot
ties.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
Ripe Tomato Pie.

Take a pound OF firm, ripe tomatoes.
two ounces of sugar, an ounce of butt
ter, the grated peel of large lemon.
and sufficient short crust to line and
the tomatoes thinly and remove as
many of the seeds as possible. Grease
a pie dish and line with the paste.
then put in the sliced tomatoes in
layers, separating each layer with a
sprinkling of sugar and lemon peel
Cover with pastry, brush with cold
water, and sprinkle with brown
sugar. Bake in a steady oven for half
an hour to forty minutes.
Evening star., 1923-09-14

Mrs, Sellers, She may be most
iovable. tolerant, progressive, helpful
human being and still have failed to
do all these things, but the fact that
she has failed to do them doesn't
prove it--and the fact that she boasts
about having failed to do them makes
you doubt it.
As record of an Individual, this
statement isn't important, But voie-
ing, as IL does. the viewpoint of
vast number os people who believe
that such an attitude makes them
"just like grandma" il becomes most
worthy of consideration.
: To begin with, such a program
wasn't grandma's program, Grandma
went 10 parties and dances, played
cards, attended theaters,. used slang
and cosmetics. and travelled far from
her native state. There were ladies
who disapproved of such things then
as there are ladies who disapprove
of them now, but the average grand
ma loved style and travel and amuse-
ment as much as her granddaughter.
Despite this, she has letI {. record
which the world reveres. ~ was the
inward spirit, not the outward ac-
coutrepaeut or circumstance that count
ed then as new,
Rut even if these prohibitions were
the mark of a bygoue age, why
should Mrs. Sellers. and all those who
Evening star., 1923-09-14
New Egg Dish.

Shell some hard boiled eggs and
cut them in halves. Remove the
yolks and mix them with grated par
mesan cheese and a pinch OF nutmeg
and salt. Pass this mixture through
a sieve and press it between the
them with flour. brush over with
beaten egg and bread crumbs and fry
In boiling Eat. BE sure the eggs are
covered with the fat. Serve very hot
with small squares of toast and fried
parsley, or with green peas.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
Peter Rabbit Becomes In
uuiSitiVe.
To silly thoughts and foolish deeds.
InQuisitiyeness of the leads
Old Mother Natur,

Peter Rabbit had gone over TO the
smiling Pool hoping TO find some one
to talk with. Grandfather Frog was
nowhere to be seen. Jerry Muskrat
was too busy to gossip. You know
Jerry is a worker. For a while 1t
looked to Peter as IL he would have
to go somewhere else to find some
one to talk with. He was just about
20 turn away when he spied an old
.riend. 1t was Spotty the Turtle.
Spotty was taking a sun bath on the
Evening star., 1923-09-14

To wear underneath your frocks. a
simple make costume slip like this
is really essential. 1t hangs so COM
fortably from your shoulders, and
therell be no bunchiuess to make
your frock stand out here and there
in most ungraceful manner
There are only two pieces to the
entire garment, so you see even the
amateur dressmaker would have no
difficulty with 1t.
The costume slip pattern, No, 1914,
cuts In sizes 16 years, S6. 3S, 40, AZ
and ~ inches bust measure. II you
wear a size 3e. 24s yards of se. 3s
or 4O-inch material is required.
Price OF pattern--lJ cents, in post
age stamps only. Orders should be
addressed to The Washington star
Pattern bureau, % East 18th street,
New York city. Please write name
and address clearly.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
Menu for q Day.

BREAKFAST.
. Stewed Prunes
Cooked Cereal with Tor MIX
Frizzled Smoked Beef.
Pineapple Marmalade
Toast and Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Vegetable Salad
Cream Of Tartar Biscuits
Apple Sauce Spiced Cookies
Tea
DINNER.
Cream of Potato Soup
Broiled Ham
Boiled Rice Spinach
Green Corn on Cob
Lemon Sponge Pie Coffee
PINEAPPLE AIARMALADE.
Pare and crate the pineapples
into q pulp, which boil fifteen
minutes. Add to each quart of
boiled pulp pint of granuiated
sugar. Stir and bring TO a boil,
pour into glasses or ars.
VEGETABLE SALAD.
Mix together one cupful of
string peanS cut INTO SmalI
pieces. one cdpful of peas. one
cupful OF. finely cut celery, one
cupfuI OF boiled beets. cut into
dice. and one-half curful OF
diced cooked carrots. Dress
with French dressing and serve
on a bed of crisp lettuce leaves.
Rub the bottom of the salad
bowl with garlic and let stand
half an hour before serving.
LEMON sPoNG PIE.
One large or two small
lemons, grated yellow rind and
juice, one cupfui sugar. two
level teaspoonfuls sifted pastry
-four. yoiks of two eggs. Stir
we'll together. add one cupful
sweet milk. then beat whites of
two eggs stiff, stir into the mix
ture and bake at once in deep
plate like custard.
Evening star., 1923-09-14


To overcome the present slovenly
habit so common among school chill
dren Of using an inadequate yecabu-
larry and making one word do the
work Of many words. have insti-
tuted q dictionary game for my
children. ! Insist that the proper
word be used. even TO the shades Of
meaning. and on Saturday afternoon
the child who can give TO me the
longest list of words which he has
learned to spell. define and use dur
Ing the week receives a simple prize
always something worth having.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-09-14

end of an old log out in the water.
At first Peter hadn't seen him he
cause he was partly hidden in the
buirushes.
Hello. Spotty!" cried Peter. "This
is a fine morning. | hope you are
feeling fine"
Spotty Iazily blinked at Peter. Il
feei fine most of the time" said he.
IT always feel fine when 1 am taking
a sun BATH
Now Peter had known Spotty the
Evening star., 1923-09-14
pE ATTTV CHATS BY
DLfAO NAAfAA ~ EDNA KENT FORBES

no one without a acknowledge of the
patients condition could venture any
opinion. For the oily skin, apply a
little witch hazel to the face on the
days when the skin has this tendency.
Evening star., 1923-09-14

~ RoSS-STITCH needlework is
easy to do and gives plenty
of opportunity for attractive
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26

El Presidente de la Comision de IN
dnstria v Comercio de la Camara de
Reprcsentante, Mr.. Walter Nc. K. Jo-
mes. declare aver por la mahana a un
reporter nuestro, que dicho ORGANISING
legislative no Sc ha rermido todavia
para estudiar los distintos proyectos que
]e han sido sometidos, debido falta de
QUORUM.
A preguntas de nuestro Redactor, ell
sr. Nc. X. Jones nos informo que ante
Ia Comisi6n est& pendiente de dicta-
men un importante proyecto del Sr. Sa-
hater, tendente a estimular y fomentar
en- Puerto Rico ell establecimiento de la
industria. del papel, asignando para clio
los fondos necesarios.
Para tratar sobre este asunto, tene-
mos entendido que La Comision celebra
"a HEARINGS con los distintos elemen
tos industriales del pals, a fin de to-
mar en- cuenta sus opiniones respecto
Gle esta materia.
De este modo, Sc cree seguro, que la
Comision uenara muy bien su cometi-
do, reuniendo copiosa information y
datos, que al ser considerados, daran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26
La mayOria Y IninOrla
del SenadO aprueban los
nOmbramientOS
SESSION. EJEcUT1vA

El Senado, despues de un receso de
treinta minutes, enpezo su session eje-
cutiva para que el Comite de Nombra-
mientos, de acuerdo con 10 que habia
solicitado ell senador Hernandez Lopez
durante la session legislative, confrma-
-ra sin demora los nombramientos en-
viadcs dicho cuerpo por el goberna-
dor Mr.. Towner.
Constituida la session, ell senador por
vieques, sefor Jose j. Benitez, miem-
bro del Conlit6 de Nombramientos, hizo
entrega la Presidencia del siguien-
to informe:
Tomas Jordan, para Marshal de la
Corte de Distrito de Arecibo; Arturo
1luveras, para miembro de la Junta
de Revision Igualamiento; Jose M
Bird, para miembro de la Junta Exa-
minadora de Dentistas; j. Lorenzo Ca
salduc, para iniembro de la Jrnta Exa-
minadora de Dentistas; Jose S. Belaval,
para miembro de la Junta Examinado-
ra de Msdicos; Guillermo Esteves, para
Comisionado del Interior Z. j. Sal
dana, para Secretario Executive de P.
r.
Ell informe 10 firmaron los senadores
Manuel Martinez Davila y Jose j. Be-
nftez.
Puesto votaci6n Ell informe, fue
aprobado por unanimidad.
No habiendo otra cosa de que ira
tar, ell Senado levanto su session eje-
cutiva.
Sc coment6 en- diversos modos la
actitud de la minoria, al compartir su
voto en- la confirmation de estos NOM
bramientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26
guno de los partidos politicos actuales
las manifestations de mi esfuerzo y
de mi actividad.
-He desempehado cargos pdblico

He desempefado cargos pubHcos
por nombramiento y nmca por elecci6n.
Fui por ejemplo Teniente Alcalde de
San Juan, Conceal y miembro de la
Junta Consultiva de Politica Insular.
Por cierto, que en- este ORGANISING figu
raban tres federales, tres republicanos
y tres independence. Entire estos llti-
mos formaba 70. Presidfa don Francisco
de Paula Acufia y yo era Secretario.
Despues he sido comerciante BAN
quero y durante cinco veces consecuti-
vas Presidente de la Camara de Conner
clio. /
-iY ahora Tesorero7, insinuamos
noSotros. Z
Y don Manuel, cortss afable, nos
da La sensaci6n de que, en- efecto, po-
dra ir a ese cargo, con la seguridad de
que va a cumplir con un deber para
ell pals para con todos los partidos
politicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26
ALA EN- mis- MOCEDADES PERTENECI
AL PARTIDO LIBERAL PERO DESPUES
HE V|VIDO APARTADO De LA POLITICAL
Asf nos 10 manifesto aver don Manuel Pania-
qua, quien Sc senala como ell future
Tesorero de Puerto Rico

Con motive de las insistentes mott
cias que circular a proposito de que el
respectable caballero don Manuel Pania-
qua sera ncmbrado Tesorero de Puerto
Rico. nombramiento que es visto con
agrado simpatias por los distintos par
J tidos politicos de la isla, estuvimos
aver cambiando hgeras impresiones con
Ell senior Paniagua, quien preguntas
que lie hicimos nos dijo que la dnica
noticia que habia 1egado su conoci-
miento la lego en- LA Correspondent
cia' de aver y que clio lie cause la ma
turaI sorpresa, puesto que el no ha So
hcitado nj directa nj indirectamente
el cargo que va lie aseguran en- las ter
tulias publicas y en- los circulos politi-
cos de la capital.
jCaso de que le sea usted ofrecido
ell cargo de Tesorero, 10 aceptaria? hui
bimos de preguntar al seiior Paniagua.
Como nadie, hasta ahora, me ha
ofrecido ese puesto NOS dijo- no de-
bo anticipar mi actitud nj debo decir
una palabra acerca de 10 que hare en-
ell future. Y he de pedirle usted que
me perdone 81 me muestro remiso en-
mis- manifestations, puesto que en- rea-
hdad de verdad no he recibido indi-
cacion alguna del gobernador Towner,
nj de nadie, para que mi nombre sea
considerable entire los candidates al car
go de Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26

msnda original. Esto ocurri6 antier =
aver por la tsrde fu6 enviado, junta-
nente con ell del sr. Saldana, para Ell
cargo de secretario Executive, ell nom
Ire de don Guillermo Esteves, para el
de Comisionado del Interior.
AL objeto, pues, de conocer la verdad
de esas disposiciones y de la actitud
adoptada por ambas parties en- el pleito
entablado ganado en- primera instan-
cia por el Sr. Esteves, fuirnos aver en-
trevistarnos con ell speaker" Guerra,
abogado del sr Esteves, quien nos hizo
las siguientes manifestations, las cua
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26
LUNCH EN- HONOR DE MRS.
TOWNER

Hoy, las doce, sera servido en- Ell
hotel "Condado Vanderbilt" un mag
nifico "lunch'' en- honor de Mrs. Tow
ner, distinguida esposa del Gobernador.
Este homemade en- honor de Mrs.
Towner ha sido organizado por Ell Club
Civico de Damas, de esta ciudad, y sin
duda resultara brillantisimo, por Ell Sc
lecto numero de damas de nuestra alta
sociedad que asistiran dicho acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26

Verdadera. sorpresa hubo de causar
en- esta capital eI hecho de que el
Attorney General compareciera ante Ell
Tribunal Supreme y solicitase que Sc
dejara sin efecto ell recurso de apeIa-
ci6n interpuesto por dicha oficina en-
el case de "Quo Warranto'', va falla-
do, del Sr. Esteves contra Mr.. Wilson,
anterior Comisionado del Interior, asi
como ell hecho de que ell abogado del
r. Esteves compareciera ante la Corte
de Distrito, secci6n segunda, y consin-
these en- que fuese alberto ell case de
nuevo solicitando que Sc retirase la de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26
RAFAEL M. PIETEANToNI

A bordo del vapor "San Lorenzo"
que sale hoy de nuestro puerto embar-
cara hacia los Estados Unidos, nuestro
estimado amigo ell prestigioso conner
ciante senior Rafael M Pietrantoni,
quien va al Norte, en- asuntos de su
negocio.
Un feliz viaje deseamos al sefor
Pietrantoni, quien goza de grandes SIM
patias en- nuestros circulos financieros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26
UN PRELADo CATOLICO DE-
TENIDO POR LOS SOVIET

LoNDREs, abril Is. Omitted Press)
-Despachos de Riga recibidos por Ell
"Daily Mail' dicen que ha sido dete-
nido por las autoridadeS rusas Ell pre-
lado catoico Simoneti, al cruzar la
frontera para dirigirse Roma.
La Delegation del vaticano en- Mos
GU ha elevado esta tarde una vigorosa
protesta al Gobierno por la detencion
de dicho prelado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26
Ia CON|S|ON De INDUSTRIAL Y Conner
CIO HARA CESTIONES PARA QUE Sc
EST|NULE La FABRICATION De PAPEL
Ell presidente de dichO ORGANISING, Sr Mex JO-
mes, declara que este no Sc hG reunido dun
por falta de ''quOrum"

la medida exacta de la importancia del
tt abaio a realizar, tai como 10 reclama
Ia importancia del problema y los inte-
reses que este abarcara.
81 como Sc espera, La Comisi6n reali-
"a pronto su trabajo, ell referido pro-
yecto sera Incorporate embellishments
Ia orden del dia, con objeto de que
Sc trate en- su oportunidad.
Para conocimiento general, a CONT
nuaci6n publicamos las secciones mas
importantes del citado proyecto:
''Secci6n L. Con ell objeto de esti-
mular cooperar a la industria de la
fabrication de papel en- Puerto Rico,
per la presente Sc autoriza faculta
al Gobernador, para que de la pr1mera
corporation por acciones que sea orga-
nizada en- esta 7sIa, despues de la apro
hacion de esta Ley, debidamente Y de
acuerdo con las leyes de Puerto Rico,
con el exclusive proposito de dedicarse
la Fabrication de papel de todas
clases, invierta y compre acciones por
., valor nominal de las mismas, de
dicha corporation, nombre para
Leneficio de Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
Ell la forma condolences que sc ex-
rresara mas adelante, hasta la suma
de veinticinco mil (25,o0o) dolares.
Secci6n q FL Gobernador no podra
comprar dichas acciones hasta tanto la
expresada corporation Sc haya organi-
zado debidamente, haya establecido su
fdbrica, instalado su maquinaria, CO.
lnenzado funcionar Y producido pa
pei en- Puerto Rico; DISPONIENDo-
Sc, que no podra ell Gobernador inyer-
tir la cantidad total de veinticinco
mil (25,000) dolares en- la compra de
acciones de la expresada corporation
eli ell referido negocio en- general, mon
te, seg1n tasacion Official practicable por
h Tesoreria Insular, a la suna de cien-
to veticinco mil (125,000) dola-
res, cuando menos, o sea que ell valor
nominal de las acciones que Sc adquie
ran a nombre y para benefcio de Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, represente por
10 menos Ell veinte (20) por ciento del
capital irlvertido por dicha corporation
Ell ell referido negocio; Y DISPONIEN
DOSE, ADEMAS, que las acciones asi
adquiridas nombre para benefcio
de FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico, tendran
el caracter de acciones preferidas VI
dicha corporation no podra expedir
otras acciones preferidas bajo ningun
concepto por ninguna causa, nj bonos
ninguna otra obligation de Ia corpo-
raci6n que en- alguna forma deprecie o
perjudique la preferencia que en- todo
tempo deberan tener las acciones COM
pradas para beneficio de Ell Pueblo de
Tuerto Rico.
Seccion s. Las acciones que de
acuerdo con esta Ley sean compradas
nombre para benefcio de Ell Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, como tales acciones
preferidas, devengaran un interes del
se1s (6) por ciento annual pagadero por
la corporation al Tesoro Insular por Sc
mestre vencidos Y seran redimidos por
dicha corporation en- plazos anuales no
memories de $4,000, que ingresaran en-
el Tesoro.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26
LOS FEsTEJos EN- HONOR DE
Mr.. WEEKS

El Hon. gobernador Towner y los Sc
nores Barcelo y Guerra, han cambiado
impresiones probablemente dejaran
hoy acordado Ell programa para /
festejos que Sc celebraran en- honor del
Secretario de la Guerra Y su comitiva.
Podemos adelantar nuestros lecto-
res que habra dos dias de fiesta: Ell dia
dos de mayo sera dedicado San Juan
ell dia tres Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26

les vienen a ser uila ciara3y detallada
exposition del case, tai y como este Sc
desarrollo desde que fue iniciada la &C
ci6n judicial hasta que culmino en- una
nueva nomination del Sr. Esteves, pa
ra ell mismo cargo qse con tanto acier-
to hubo de desempeilar en- anterior oca-
sion:
''Desde la prinlera oportunidad que
tuve de tratar la question del sr. Este
yes con ell Gobernador Towner, raiz
de su llegada-nos empezo diciendo Ell
81. Guerra-hube de ymanifestarle que
(Continua en- Ia Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-26
Inglaterra enviara una
prOtesta al gObierno
'bOIshevikii" i"

LoNDREs, abril IS. Omitted Press)
--El diputado Nc NeilI revel6 hoy en-
la Camara de los Conmunes la noti-
cia de que ell Gobierno Sc dispone a en-
War una nota al Soviet contentiva de
una vigorsa protesta contra los proce-
dimientos de terror usados por los fun
cionarios rusos contra algunos slbdi
tos britanicoS.
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DUBLIN, abril 25. Omitted Press).
Richard Hathaway, Jimm cemenery
y John Greaney, que fueron captura-
dos eI viernes en- Kerry han sido eje-
cutados esta mafiana.