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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24
Kepner To Fight For
Come Back" In :
Frederick

FREDERICK, Nd, Sept. "a.
-B. Evard Kepner, architect.
acquitted of a charge of slay-
ing his wife,. will attempt. to
"come back" in this city where
he was, until a few months ago,
regarded as one Of the. most
respected and successful citi-
zens.
Kepner is now on q trip
through the New England
States with his cousins, Misses
Julia and Margaret Reynolds.
He will return to this city In q
few DAYS, where he is super
visinr q number Of buildings
now under construction.
The liquidation of the estate,
of Kepner has not been COM
pleted. His town home is
offered for sale. i
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24
VETS AND DRYS.
Line UPFOR
BATTLE
Campaign OF Propaganda Pre-
csdipg cooIidge's Session
Here Has Begun.
BY III. X. REYNOLDS,
Tnternnsaonnl News Service.

President Cnolidge's law ana
order conference, now scheduled to
he held in Washington about the
middle of October. will not be con-
ceTned solely with outlining CO.
lucrative plan of prohibition en-
forcement, but viii be confronted
With and probably plunged into an
argument over the entire wet and
Siry issue, 1t was learned here today.
According to the tentative plans
az the Administration. the State
governors will be invited to the
CAPITAL at the conclusion OF their
own conference at West Baden
md. on October Is.
From now until the time they ar
rive at the White House to hear the
presidents Views on law enforce;
nent. they will be flooded with
propaganda and arguments on both
eides of the prohibition question:
ANA this bomba-dment 10 expected
"a continue even after the confer.
ence here gets under. way.
Campaign by Vets.
Taking advantage Of the fact that
all of the governors are not in com.
Dlete sympathy with the strict pro-
~ a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24
TOO BUSY WITH GOLF TO
EARN MONEY FOR WIFE

YONKERS. N. Y, Sept. "a
Michael Rohaly, twenty-four, when
arraigned before Judge Boot Q,
charged by his wife with failure to
support her, told the Court that he
was, too busy playing golf to earn
money.
But some day." he said, II may
win a championship on the links
and earn fame and fortune. need
to practice all the time"
Judge Boote thought differently,
and set the case down for hearing
Sunday
But that's my best golfing day"
ROhaly demonstrated.
The case was changed to Friday,
and Rohaly ordered to earn some
money in the meantime.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24
FATHER WHO CAN'T READ I
or WRITE LOSES ctaiL D

: sUNBURY, Pa, Sept. 24.--Judse
strouse decided that e father whg
can neither read nor write is not
a fit keeper for his crs~ Laughter,
and awarded Mary Williams, four
teen.year-old daughter of Lewis
Williams, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Brosius, with whom hshe has lived
since her mothers death, five@y years
When the. coure found that VIII
lians could only make his mark on
the court petition he immediately
signed the order. williams alleged
that the girl had been unsaWfullY
restrained.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24

hibition enforcement policy Of the
Administration, tho Association OPP
posed to the Prohibition Amend
ment, 1t was learned today, will un-
dertake q campaign designed to
place the majority OF the several
States on record as believing that
the Federal Government should as.
sumo full responsibility for the en-.
forcement OF the VoIstead act.
To combat this influence, the
American Anti.Saloon League and
the Federal Council OF Churches
will be on hand with demand that
the governors pledge themselves to
cooperate and assist the FEEDER al
Government IN enforcing the dry
with the approval Of Roy A..
Haynes, the Federal prohibition
commissioner, the Federal Council
OF Churches is already planning a
conference on prohtbition enforce.
meflt to be held~1n Washington Just
prior or simultaneously with the
governors conference.
Charges by Council.
In announcing this conference.
the council charges that there is
abundant evidence that the enemies
Of the Eighteenth Amendment and
the Velstead act are carrying on
4 wide campaign Of publicity. which
ID entirely false, concerning the
degree Of the violation Of the pro-
hibitory enactments, the purpose
being to poison the public mind
and bring back the open saloon un-
der the deceptive Guise OF Legislation
Of light wines and beer
Among the dry leaders who will
attend this conference and remain
close to the scene Of action during
President Coolidga's, law enforce,
ment conference are William Jen.
nings Bryan, Mayor Quin, OF Louis
Vile; Rabbi Stephen s.. Wise. 81
New York: DIR. John r. Mott, Of
the Y. M. G. A., and q large number
OF, religious and civic leaders.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24
Perfume Of Heaven
Scents Minister'S
Handkerchief

Perfume from heaven filled
the Centennial Baptist Church,
Seventh and I streets north
east, last night. -
The congregation shifted
avidly. From the pulpit the
Rev. E. Hez Sven waved q
scented handkerchief in the
faces Of the worshippers. He
invited them to smell it, telling
them eft came from the Lord
above"
God knew DR.. Sven wanted
some perfume, the preacher
said, and gave it to him through
a feminine parishioner.
Perfume isn't the only good
thing in the world; DIR. Sven
told his listeners. For instance,
there are cheerful words, candy
and homemade bread,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24
20-YEAR 'SILENCE STRIKE
BRINGS DIVORCE PLEA

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 24.-Be.
cause her husband has been on a
"silence strike for the last twenty
years, Mrs. Nettie r. Hammerly
asks a divorce from Henry Ham
merly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammerly were
married at Luvene. Mimi, in 1919,
and have ten children. Mrs. Ham
merly AYERS that her husband has
refused to talk to her for a fifth
of a century, except in cases OF
absolute necessity. and that they
have carried on their conversation
through their children.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24

SIigI1E Seconds OF 81 Values IA
Because OF an uneven edge sorsi
tiiiy detect in cloth, neither fault
interfering with wearing Qualf-s
ties nor appearance; heavy. oiled
OPAQUE cloth In white, ecru and
green's. s. ct. by 5 1T. 8 in, size
mounted on strong spring rolls.
complete with all fixtures and
crochet ring to match.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24
39c Shifting
Madras. 20c

S2-inch Dress Ginghams, in a
large assortment of fancy and
staple checks; warranted fast
colors in pink, light blue, copen,>
brown, lavender, green, black
and white.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-24
So Muslin Gowns,
S1.69

Practical long sleeve models
that so many women like for
colder weather; made of Fruit
Of the Loom muslin. soft and
firmly woven; fine yoke of tucks
and embroidery, with embroidery
edgings on neck and sleeves.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-10
sifuatI0ns W anfe1-W0Tnen

ExTEEiESCEV fgTisI rftb Eugeis5ge 1y slenoeraihy desifes i-osifioH fn Ios al sf- ntc. Address Box isB. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-10

BEAE1fiUL kissel car sedan. mechanism, paint and upholsterng excellent; price $500. Earl W. Pyne 25 Edson street. BUICK 1917. 6-cy. roadster. appcarance and condition are very good. Nj. Irving Jester. 1e3 Arch st; phone sii.
 CARs-s50 10 it25 takes choice of many popuiar cars in good running order. We are closing out our present stock Aaron q. cohen, Inc, 1s5 Park street, Hartford. f'IKYRobET Sedan, 1832 in sfcelient condition. inquire Vim. C. Shepard, Berlin, Conn; phone Sose-s.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-10
EDUCATIONAL
pancing 1eacl,crs

MISS M. sTEIsHAUs and Mr. U. steins haus. private instfurtors iu ballroom, collegiate. oriental and classical dancing. Phone. rcsidencg 5Oi2-4i studio, iies.
 Instrumental and Vocal Je q. q. HALENTfNE-Violin teacher; studia. Ifg Main s.; Req. Zs5 Carlton s.. Tel 255s-2a, credit to High school pupils MhNIoLlN. banjo. ukuiele. '. C Benson Barker Private instruction. Booths block. Best instruments sold. Tel. zss5. Booking J.s5 10 2. m. Sat. a. nl ta r. r. Not in Monday.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-10

ItepafIing aud PianO Tuning 32 BElpIS8- Have your work done now. Aattresses, box springs cushions. etc. renovated and renade equal to new and returned same day. New bedding made to order. Iph0lstsflng Hardware City Bed. ding Co., 50 Fremont st.i phone 245I-s fIltfz AND BERNDTs equipment viii do your machine work. welding, carbon burning and sharpening of edge tools. Rear Si GreenWood St.; phone i53.is. IN oase you require the services of a trained plano tuner and repair man call gati '. A. Humphrey sl So. Buriiu St. PIANOS AND PLAYERs tuned and re- paired. Walter ll kosel 70 Main st. Phone f0ys-5.
 PIANO TUNING Highest local and msnu. factuTerh recommendations, a woli-tuned piano IS my guarantee. Y. V. 6treetef. q. .. Boa bss. phone 1903.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-10

Get your Brunswick Wonder rec Prof. Bldg, ST West Main street,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-10
Autos and Trucks For Sale

A MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR ALI NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE AT LEAST soo BY BUYING ONE OF OUR EEuONpITIoNED AND GUARANTEED
 USED CARS SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES BUY YOUR USED CAR TODAY Buick 1928 s.cyl Sport Touring Dem onstrater Buick 1923 6-ryl. i.pass. Coupe; ex- cellcnt condition. Buick 1928 i-cyl 5-pass. Sedan; re- painted. Buick 1922 s-cyl, Sport Touring new paint, Buick 1921 s-eyl, pass. Touring; choice of ?, Buick 1921 s-cyl. 2.psss. Roadster. Buick 1920 G-cyl, i-pass, Coupe; newly painted. Buick 1918 s-cyl. 5.psss, Touring; per-
  Buick 1919 6.cyl. ? pass. Roadster. price very low. Buick l9l5 e.cyL 2 pass. Roadster; R buy. Franklin 1919 pass sedan; Al cons dition, Chevrolet is!S pass Touring; bar. gain.
 Also Many other Makes TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT YOU Trades Considered on Now and
 Used Cars These cars have been thoroughly rcgonditioned and arc sold with our 3o.day guarantee,
 Marshall L.. Solomon NEW BRITAIN BUICK co,
 rsED CAR DEPT.
 ifs ARCH ST..
 PHONE 2so7 open Evenings and sundDs
New Britain herald., 1923-12-10
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos And Trucks For sale

AutOS Anu IrtithS TUT odle CHEVROLET. 4o0 touring car. General condition good. excellent tires. +. c. Rudolph. 127 Cherry St. Phone 2oal-2 CLOSED CARS-1se2 Malbohm Sport Se- dan, brand new Star Coupe, 1919 Scripps- Booth, Ford Sedan. Our terms the easiest ever offered. Aaron C. Cohen, Inc, 1S5 Park street, Hartford. COMMERCE truck for safe, ton; good mechanical condition. Inquire R. c. Rn- dolph, 127 Cherry St.
 DODGE touring car $50 takes it. This Is bargain. City Service Station, 2Ss Hartford Ave. or IS Main St. A. NJ. Paonessa. Prop. DODGE COUPE 1919, wire wheels good tires good paint and upholstery: s.S5. James S. Chabot 9i Franklin Square. DORT, 1922. touring car This car Is in fine shape mechanically and looks good Terms. R. C. Rudolph, l27 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-10
BUSINESS SERVICE

 Barbers, Hsirdrcsscrs, Masseuses IS HA1RCuTTtNG -MothUts, we have two hobby zhorse chairs tO Hmuss kiddes while having theii hait trimmed. Hours, a. m. to D. m. s2 Church. opp. Boloin.
 Building and Contract 1s ALL kinds of roofing, thmneys cleaned md repaired, gutter work. Call Hart ford, phone 2-26s2, charges reversed. HRICkLAYIND and plasteribg. contract and Jobbing. Charles Beh, b9l West Main street, phone.
 BUILDING KEIA1Rs. general contfscting. estimates furnished. Arthur \. Ruther- ford, Inc; phone i92.
 CARPENTER, general contractor. repair ing. estimates furnished. NJ. L.. kennedy. 70 Lake Boulevard. Phone 20ss-is. CHIMNEY REPAIRING ann general mason and plaster work. Work guaranteed. ]. ]. Mc1arney. 13i Clark st. Phone i744-z3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05
Read the List Below of Departments
That Offer Real Savings

Clearance of Jewelry Belts and Bage
Toilet Needs and Beauty Helps Reduced
Sale Prices Books and Stationery
Childrens Hosiery at Sale Prices
Clear-away of Womens Gloves and Fans
Women's and Chidrens Footwear Reduced
Gas Stoves and Refrigerators Included
All Hair Goods Go at Reduced Prices
Fancy Glassware and Novelty Chinaware Reduced
Aluminium Cooking Utensils at Bargain Prices
Electric Irons and Food Choppers Included
Save Money Floor and Table Lamps
Mems Shoes at Remarkably Low Prices
Mems Furnishings of All Kinds Included
Clearance of Winter Weight Underwear
Mems Shirts and Hose, Special Bargains
AL Mems Raincoats Go Also
Mems Felt Hats at Reduced Prices
Mems and Young Mems Suits Reduced
Mems Ties and Night Shirts Savings
Millinery at Bargain Prices
Childrcn's Frocks and Dresses Reduced
Clearance of Womens and Misses Apparel
Blouses, Sweaters Pc ticoots Reduced
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05
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the conception
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05

Ntoyd San
ana VINO can
this hme-hen
wondau mail oderd rtmem doe
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05
We Put Forth Every Effort to Make
Saturday the Greatest Day OF this OCcasi(


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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05

Ginghams PercaeS and Calicoes at Lower Prices
100000 Yards New 1923 White Goods Included
Sheets and Pillow Cases Show Big Savings
-.r- Clearance of Silks and Dress Fabrics
Housekeeping Linens FAIR Under Today's Prices
Draperes, Curtains Etc, Unusual Reductions
Floor Coverings Every Kind at Sale Prices
Carpet Sweepers Cedar Chests Included
Clearance Boys Clothing and Furnishings
Clcar-away House Dresses, Negligees, Etc.
Greatest Undermusn Sale of the Year
Women's Knit Underwear Is Reduced
Clearance of Infants and Tots Apparel
New Laces and Embroideries Sacrificed
Ribbons Of Every Width and Hue Sale
Everything for Art Needle Workers
Clear-away Women's and Children's 'Kercbefs
Prettiest of Neckwear All Styles, Reduced
Buttons, Needed Notions Etc, Included
Silver and Cut Glass Go at Sale Prices
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05

IS!

The Occasion Brimful of Unusual Shopping
Opportunities People a Chance to
Buy What They Want Save Dollars!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05

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over tn lie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-21
El Eldesgraciados suceso
de anoche
NINo MUERTo PoR UN AUTO
MOvIL

Anoche las ocho. en- el harrio del
Condado, parada II, Sc registro uno
de esos muclfos academies automoyilis-
ticds, que constern6 todo aquel ve-
cindario.
FL autoin0vil n1nlero 1910. propie-
dad, de la Fisk Tire de San Juan, que
guiaba ell chauffeur Enrique Cintr0n,
ndmero 1868. arroll6 al nino Jose
Ramirez, de ocho amos de edad oca-
sionandole tan tremendos gapes. que
media hora despues falleci6 en- el Hos
pital Municipal. dondc file traslatlado
inmediatamente.
Las personals que preSenciaron tan
horroroso espeetdculo Sc conpevieron
de tai manera, que duisieron acome-
terle al chauffeur.
FL chauffeur fue arrestado por la
rolicfa Y puesto q disposition del fis-
cal del distrito, qnien provisienalmen-
te calific6 Ell hecho de homicidio ill-
v6Iuntario. senalendale nna fianza de
$1,000. para quedar en- libertad pro
yisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-21
Sc hacen grandes
concentrates
Va a tenerse que prohibir que liable
de la bandera americana.

Ell tema del momento, y que ha sido
Gle grandes comentarios en-, los cfrcu-
los polfticos de San Juan. ha versado
sobre Ell NAL efecto producido en- el
elemento continental ell discurso, que
pronunci6 aver Ell el Rotary Club, el
Hon. Gobernador Interino, seiior Juan
b, Huyke.
Los grandes concentrates que. Sc ha-
cen, parece, segdn sc ha dicho, que Sc
relacionan con que dicho senior Huy-
ke, Sc salio del tema que le dieron. !
Sc limito a cantar y~a gemir por su
eonocido pro-americanismo su Aso-
ciaci6n con America, en- una forma
tan ridfcula y tan fuera de tono.. que
los propios americanos hicieron nue.
cas- y salieron protestando Ell voz .quez
da, de que Sc les haya hecho hacer
Iiin papel tan bobo.
Unas de las frases pronunciadas por
uno de los continentales que allf asis-
ti0, Sc ha indicado fue: eva a tener-
se que prohibir mister Huyke que
liable dc la bandera americana"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-21
La embajada francesa en- Washington anun-
cia ell enviO de nuevOs cOntingente al Rhur.
La revOluci6n en- Irlanda sumo ell
pals en- una terrible anarquia
En- un fulminante discurso ante la Camara de
los Comunes Lloyd George ataca
Francia rudamente
tDs Nuestro servicio cablegraaco Especial,

I LONDRES. febrero 21-El CORES
ponsal del Times de Londres, notifica
su diario, que la revoluci6n en- Ir-
landa prosigue con mayor derramien-
tos de sangre que en- pasadas ocasio-
mes, y juzga la situaci6n tan difcul-
tosa que asegura que una paz en- aquel
pals por ahora es POGO metos que i'm
possible.
LONDRES, febrero. .21.-En un fre-
n6tico discurso pronunciado por Mr..
Lloyd George, en- la Camara de los
Comunes, en- que analizo la politica
francesa en- todas sus faces, condeno
al Gobiemo de Poincare por la accion
que viene Francia desarrollando en- ell
Rhur, llegando tacharla de compro-
metedcra para la paz del mundo. "Es
esta politica imperialista mas q. demo
cratica, y tai parece un refejo psico-
logico, un palido retlejo de las, haza-
mas cometidas por los alemanes, y que
dieron 1nargen La gran confagracion
de 1914" -exclamo el ex presidente
del Ministerio britanico. "Yo conde-
no esa politiea nhaisana Y creo que to-
,da Gran Brctana la condena conmigo
afadio-=porque no es possible que
Francia Sc disponga a desbaratar los
planes de las naciones aliadas, que
conibatieron en- aquella epoca por la
:den1oeracia del rnundo y por destfuir
el militarsinio teuton, ese fnismo mill
tarisnlo que ahora Francia sc arroga
v con el pretende dominar Europa.
COLONIA, febrero 21.-Ayer sepa-
raron los ingleses la faja de TERRA
asignada las tropas de Francia en-
las cercanfas de Colonia, donde esta la
zona de intervention de las tropas bri-
tanicas, para que los franceses puedan
realizar por ALI todo el movipiiento
de trasporte necesario en- su ocupacion
del Rhur. La mencionada faja parte
de la ciudad de Dusseldorf y encierra
todo ell ferrocarril que CORE. desde es-
ia ciudad hasta ell Rhln.
TORONTO, febrero 21.-En un elo-
cuente discurso pronunciado por ell no.
table hispanofilo americana John Ba-
rret, ex Embajador de los Estados
Unidos en- la Argentina y uno de los
hombres mas conspicuos de su pals, y
8dirigiendose a una concurrencia exqui-
sta en- la Asamblea celebrada por Ell
Canadian Club de esta ciudad, ell ora
dor expreso los intensos ,deseos exis-
tentes en- todas las naciones de habla
.espanola abogando porque Sc adni-
ltiera al Canada a tener su correspon-
diente representation en- el Congreso
Pan-americano que sc ha de celebrar
en- Santiago de Chile el mes de mar
20. La lucha de esas naciones esta
canada dijo Mr.. Barret-y es posi-
BILE que Sc adnlita al Canada a estar
dignamente representado en- dicho
iCongreso, elque han de surgir gran
des negociaciones para Ia paz de Anne
rica para i'm entendido cordial entire
los pafses que la forman.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-21
En- la session de aver de
Ia Cor11ision Economical
Ell Sr. Travieso rectifica
una information de
f'El TEMPO"
Febrero 20, 1928.
ST.. Director dc FL IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, r. r.

Sei1or:
En- su edicion del martes dfa 20 del
corriente, bajo el epigrafe. 'Travieso Sc
va, ell peri0dico lei TEMPO" publi-
ca eiertas manifestations, ponienGo-
las entire comillas como 81 hubiesen
sido palabras dictadas por ell que slls-
cribe, las cuales Sc prestan a inter-
pretaciOnes err6neas, pOr darse n en-
fender en- elias que las diferencias a.
han Slrgido en- el seno del COncejo de
Administration en- el asunto de la su-
basta para la compisu de Ia tuberfa.
son cuestiones que pueden ell modo
alguno afectar al honor o al buen
nombre de los miembros de dicho Con
cejo.
En- el mismo dfa en- que apareee pu-
blicado ell referido artfcuIo, estuvo on
mi loficina un reporter dc "El Tiep !.
pO" para preguntarme 81 era cierto q.
el que suscribe habfa presentadn su
renuncia del cargo de Comisionado de
Servicio P1blico de San Juan. Ma
nifeste a dicho reporter que 81 era
cierto que habfa presentado Ia renun-
cia de mi cargo. Y 81 preguntarme
cnaleS eran los motives por les cua-
les habfa renunciado, lie manifesto a.
Sc debfa diferencias de opinion de
criterio en- cuanto al asunto de Ia SUI
basta para In eompra de la tuberfa.
AL pretender ell reporter de SCI
Tempo" eonseguir que 70 hiciese otras
Manifestations, lie manifesto que no
deseaha cntrar EN- detallcs con respec..
to q Ia situaci6n, pero siempre insis-
tiendo en- mi affirmation de que todo
Sc debfa a difereneia de opinion de
criterio.
Los parrafos del referido artfculo
que aparecen en- comillas, nj han sido
dictados per mi nj autOrizados en- mo-
do alguno para publicarse como 81
fuesen palabras mfas.
Ruego usted, seiior Director, SO
sirva. publican en- sitio prominente es-
ia aclaraci0n, pues no deseo en- mo-
do algunO que sc me atrcbuyan pala-
bras que puedm causar molestia al
guna a los caballeros que conmigo for
man ell Concejo de Administration,
quienes siempre Sc han hecho acreedo-
res a mi respeto consideration
De ustea muy atentamente,
Martin Trdrieso.
Comisionado de servicio Pdblico.
Policfa Y Prisiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-21
Ell iuez Towner era e
candidate aver.
Hoy pudiera serlO
Mr.. Waldo.
Gable Ell IMPARCIAL.)
1Rranihidn eo,, ,.aArasnN
(Rrecibido con retraso.)

WASHINGTON, febrero 2O.-En
los circulos polfticos Sc habla hoy de
la designation del Juez Towner como
una cosa POGO menos que segura, pa
ra la>gobernacion de Puerto Rico.
Interrogado Ell ilustre politico sobre
la confirmation de estos insistentes
rumores, Sc nego toda confdencia,
diciendo que cuando sonaban otros
nombres relacionados con ell mismo
cargo, no lie parecfa oportuno tratar
de una question en- que el no tiene otra
Intervention que la que benevolamen-
te han querido darle sus amigos.
No obstante las reservas de que hi
20 gala Ell Juez Towner, Ell runor in
sistente hoy, le presenta como al can
didato mas SECURE, pero el que sigue
en- probabilidades Towner es Mr.
Waldo, personalidad de gran relieve
en- el mundo fnanciero americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-21
La renuntla del Cob.
Rely Ia ldo o6cial
nente Hceptada.
Ell Senado New ha eX.
presado D S lirnne de-
cisi6n dc que sc le
eXcluys entire los
caiidaatos.
tDe Eassts0 SsIkiei0 cabIeg,difeol

n i e. Z l-
WASHINGTON febrero 2l.-Los
diarios de sesta ital en- sus edicio-
mes de aver pubIn la noticia de que
el Presidents HaNling ha notiicado
oicialmente Id fsttacion de la renun-
Hcia del Gobernf Reilly,
Sobre 10 que Casa Blanca guar
da una absolute rsserva, 'es en- 10 que
Sc refere a "a pe1sonalidad que haya
de sustituir a Me Reilly.
Uno de los candidates que estaban
indieados paraSla gobernaci6n de
Puerto Rico, & Sanador New, ha he
cho manifestations terminates en-
ell sentido de que su nombre no debe
figurar entire lds ppsibles candidates.
LoNDRES, felIfercf 21.-La camara
de los Comunes ors 315s votos contra
1876 rechaz6 la ehnienda conjupta de
los liberales,aI etifso de Ia Corona,
proponiendo some bra Ia Liga de las
Naeiones comb asistencia de los Es-
tados Unidos, el estudio de la capaci-
dad de Alennania para pagar las in
demnizciones qu se le exigen.
MADRID, febgero 21-Ayer lego
esta ciudad el general Navarro, y
fue recibido en- la estacion del Medic
Dfa por los generates 0rozeo Mi
Ian del Bosch, Queipo y numerosos Sc
fes v ofciales. La mayoria.tle los mi
litares vestia de lsisano Ell general
Navarro, prssea 10 aspecto de gran
abatimiento, 6qIaa pfoeuraba man
tenerse. erguilo ~
para practicar Ia Investigation de las
responsibilities militares. Ell NOM
bramiento ha sido bien recibido.