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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Thousands Pay
Last Tribute to
Senator Allen
Friends, Comrades and Asso-
ciates From Many States
Throng Line Of March to
Last Resting Place.
BY W. NJ. NAUPIN,
,.aff Correspondent The Omaha Bee.


Madison, Neb., Jan. 1S.-Alons the
flag draped streets of the city where
he had lived, and loved for 40 years,
followed by the largest cortege that
ever assembled in Madison county to
pay tribute to a beloved citizen and
neighbor. the body of william Vim
cent Allen was carried to the ceme
terry today.
The activities of the entire county
were practically at a standstill dur
ing the hours of the funeral service.
Men of all walks of life, assembled
from all sections of Nebraska. Wyo-
ming, Iowa and far-off California to
pay tribute to the memory Of the dis
tinguished statesman and jurist.
All Glasses Present.
Middle aged men and women of
Madison. who had known him from
childhood to whom he had been coun-
sellor and friend, surviving comrades
of the Grand Army of the Republic
stalwart young men Of the American
Legion in fun uniform and carrying
the flag under which he and they
had served so loyalty and so we'll; the
rich and the poor, the humble with
out distinction as to race or creed
walked by his casket. where he lay
surrounded by beautiful flowers and
under the folds of the flag. and openly
and unashamed paid tribute of their
tears to neighbor and friend. During
the forenoon, the public schools OF
the county held memorial services
and In the Madison schools. where
every child and student knew and
loved Judge Allen. the services were
especially touching.
a short funeral service was held
at the family home. at 1870. attended
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Man Rides Stolen Bicycle
Al Night OUer Icy Roads

Columbus, Neb., Jan. 1S.-Thomas
Cooper, 20, Kansas City, Mo-. was
brought to Columbus from Schuyler
by Chief OF Police Jack Lehman to-
Gay to face charges OF stealing a
bicycle from Columbus streets. The
man said he was broke and took the
wheel, riding through the icy and
snowy roads to Schuyler. 1t took him
all night to make the short trip. II
sure earned It but picked the wrong
town to hook 1t in," he declared when
arrested.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Maya Indians Moving
Ry Associated Press.

Nogales, Sonora, Mex. Jan. IL
Three thousand Maya Indians. who
have proclaimd their loyalty TO Pres.
ident obregen. started from here this
morning through the state OF Sonora
to Nsco. it was announced today.
The troops are being moved over
the Southern Pacific de Mexico. Al.
though Il was planned to send the
troops over American territory. Mex-
lean officials decided 10 keep the
Mayas in Mexico because nc sdvices
authorizing the move over United
States soil had been received from the
state department
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Stromburg Masons Give
Anniversary Program

Stromberg, Neb.. Jan. ts.-The 10th
anniversary OF the organization OF the
Stromberg Masons was celebrated
here Thursday
open house was held in the Masonic
hall and a program OF music and
speeches offered.
T.. r.. Stanton was toastmaster at
the banquet I'm the evening mt which
200 plates were laid. Grand Officer
Whiting gave the address OF the eve.
ming
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Pawnec County Poultry
Show TO Omen Next Week

Pawnee City, Neb.. Jan. 1s.-The
Pawnee County Poultry show will
open here next week. entries being
made Tuesday Prof. l.. j. Frisbie.
head of the extension department OF
the State Agricultural college. will
be present and will help In organiz-
ing some boys and girls poultry
clubs The judge is Ernie Smiley of
Seward.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Girl Parolcd for Forgery.

BeAtrice, Neh.. Jan. lN.-Elsie
Craig. Wymora gfrl charged with
forging the name of her brother.
Charles. 10 a check for Sos and pass.
ing II AT the store OF J. Sannish. was
paroled hy Judge Colby NJ the district
court after she entered plea of
guilty. She Is the daughter ~ Mr..
WVn1arr
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Man Barely Escapes Death
When Air Tanks Explod

Columbus, Neb, Jan. Is! - Ernest
Nichaelson narrowly escaped death
today when the explosion of the $50
round compressed air tanks wrecked
a machine shed at rear Of the Motor
Inn filing station. shattered the sta
tioe windows and those of adjoining
buildings, causing an estimated prop
erty damage Of $1,000 and scattering
debris 100 feet in every direction.
Michaelson, driver for the station,
was just 80 seconds too late in get
ting around the building into the
she'd
The explosion was caused by stop
cocks freezing shut on the tanks, an
= id feature being that the explosion
occurred at the same time.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Empanel Jury for Trial
of Alleged Confidence Man

Lincoln, Jan. 1s.-Empaneling of a
jury to hear the case of Frank
Thompson, alleged confidence man.
charged with obtaining about $3.50 un.
der false pretenses from Allen Nc
Lean Of University Place. Neb.. began
in district court today. Thompson's
motion for continuance and his de-
murrer were overruled by Judge r.
Il. Stewart. Thompson was arrested
in Chicago. released on bond. and
after leaving that city was arrested
in Los Angeles.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
48 Cases OH Court Docket.

Geneva. Neb.. Jan. 1s.-The equity
ter moi district court to be convened
here Monday. January 81. by Judge
Ralph u. Brown OF Crete has as
cases on the docket. six are criminal
cases. Of which three relate to the
failure OF the Nebraska State bank
of Milllgan; two are hootlegging cases
and one. wife desertion Half dozen
divorce cases are listed.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Denver Banks Merged.

Denver, Jan. 1S.-The merger of the
Denver National bank and the Ham
ilton National bank OF Denver. ef-
fective January Il. under the name of
the Denver National bank. was
formally announced here today by
Clark G.. Mitchell. vice president of
the Denver National bank.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Williams of Fremont Has
Ewes Turned to Congress

Lincoln, ain. lS.-George \. VII
llams NJ Fairnrnt doomed as like.
ly candidate for congress today from
the Fourth district. II il understood
that Williams will run should Con.
gressman Mclaughlin decide 10 With
draw. lie is n republican and served
in tho legislature in 1919 and 1921
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Phone Company Manager
at Chadron tNeb.) J Resigns

Chadron. Neh-. Jan. lS.-R. c.
Smith, Chadron district manager 81
the Northwestern Bell Telephone com
pany for the past two years. has ten.
dered his resignation. whic his now IN
effect. r. Il. f.anders OF Omaha i
temporarily filling the vacancy &C
oasioned by smiths resignation. Mr
Smith has not dhnlgei his plans fol
the future.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
School With Contents
Is Destroyed by Fire

Cuba, Kan, Jan. 1s.-Approximate-
ly $1,000 damage was sustained
when the rural high school at Agenda.
Kan. a two-story large, modern
brick structure. seven miles south of
this place. was totally destroyed. with
all books, supplies and furniture
early this morning by fire of un-
determined origin.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Death Is Winner
in Air Mail Race

Rock Springs. Wyo., Jan. 1S.-The
United States air mail service raced
with death when Dr. l.. S. Lauzer
was taken by mail airplane to the
ranch of William Enos. rs miles north
Of here. Enos, wealthy stockman,
died from blood poisoning 10 hours
after the physicians arrival.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Cole Files for Senate.

Lincoln, Ian. IN. G. cole II
Cody. republican. today nled his nom
ination tor the state senate cole
runs from the Thirty second district
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possible that Norfolk's continual
growth would not eventually enable
1t To grab off the coveted prize.
Huh. the bigger she gets, the
harder she'll fall" was his reply.
| gather from all l heard in Madi.
son that this fine little city will hight
to retain the county seat much after
the fashion of she-wolf fighting for
her cubs.
Speaking of automobile travel re-
minds me of a funny little incident
that happened In Spalding. Greeley
county. about a year ago. Spalding r.
served by a branch line of the Union
Pacific. The railroad manager asked
the state railway commission for per-
mission to abandon one train over
the branch. and everybody along the
limo Immediately made violent pro-
test. The commission set date for
II hearing in Spalding. and about 300
farmers and business men ATTENDED
TO fight the abandonment OF the
train.
The two railway commissioners who
heard the arguments we're the only
ones who rode into Spalding over the
rails. All the rest drove to Spalding
In automobiles to protest taking off
train ON the ground that IL would
cripple their transportation service.
Judge Allen lived in Madison FOR
more than 40 years People learn to
know a man Intimately in that length
Of time. The love that he won dur.
ing those long years was evidenced
today when practically every home in
Madison county was represented at
his funeral. and when hundreds OF
men OF all walks of life shed tears
ar they told of his life among them.
and were not ashamed OF them. 1f
all those to whom William v Alien
has rendered some kindly service
could lay blossom upon his grave
today. he would sleep tonight be
meath a wilderness OF flowers
W. M NJ.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Troops Ready % Cro.. United States.

Bisbee. Arix.. Jan. ls.--Fffteen hum
dred Mexican troops from the interior
arrived at Naco. Sonora, Mexico. early
this afternoon and are awaiting per-
mission TO cross the international
boundary for transportation across
the states of Arizona. New Mexico
and Texas 10 a point along the
Texas border. where they will re-en-
ter Mexico.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Yet to
Interfere
in /. Mexico
Washington Acts to S e n d
Cruiser to Aid Crew of
Wrecked I AGO m
Near Vera Cruz.
War Move Considered

Washington, Jan. 18.-The Mexican
problem, particularly with relation to
the attempted rebel blockade of Tam
pico. occupied the cabinets attention
today almost to the exclusion OF
other matters.
For a time II appeared that some
action to insure the freedom OF Amer.
lean commerce with the port was inn
pending, but developments OF an un-
disclosed character later prompted an
authorized statement at the White
House that the president was not ex-
pectlng any difficulties on account OF
the Tampico situation.
Before the White House statement
was issued the State department an
nounced that on arrival of the cruiser
Richmond at Vera Cruz. probably to.
morrow, it would take aboard tho
26s members of the crew of the
wrecked Tacoma, who are ashore in
the rebel controlled city under pro-
lection OF American Consul Wood.
Captain Sparrow and IS men OF
the Tacomas crew are still aboard
the stranded vessel and presumably
navy personnel will remain aboard
until wrecking or salvage operations
have been completed.
F'oreknowledge that the department
was preparing to issue come state
ment with relation to the Tampico
blockade, led TO the strong impression
that the sending of American war
vessels 10 Tampico for the protection
OF American commerce and other in
terests was under contemplation.
Cabinet officials did not deny that
the question had been discussed dur
ing the day. but the nature of the
State departments announcement.
containing as it did nothing that has
not been known TO the public through
Navy department statements ever
since the Tacoma went aground. was
the only word obtainable in official
quarters with regard TO the situa-
ton on the Mexican gulf coast.
IL has been emphasized In connec-
ton with the warning from the State
department to Adoifo de la Huerta.
revolutionary leader. against interfer-
ence with American shipping passing
IN and out OF Tampico, that the Wash
ington government had made no
threats In view OF the evident de-
sire in Washington to avoid, IL pos
sible. any clash with the rebel fac
ton, II is conceivable that the State
department reiterated in an official
way the purpose OF the Richmond's
visit 10 Vera Cruz in order that there
might be no Misunderstanding OF its
mission.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
The " Gather

For a heurs ending =. ~ January Il
fFmppra tuHe HiEhVSf. "a lowest :
fHrAn. rs normal 81 Total dete4ense
since January z SO
frrciritatian. inches and huna aHa4It IA
retal Total since January B.. Sc. eN
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Rail Center Captured.
BY Associated Pres.

FL Paso. Tex. Jan. ls.-Ths i'm
portant railway junction Of San Mar
cos. east OF Mexico City. has been
captured by rebel forces. wireless ad-
vices received here today state.
Rebel forces under the direction Of
Gen. Guadalupe Sanchez. broke
through the federal lines and took
the city. the reports state
The report states that the rsbel At.
tack was part Of a general movement
against federals in order TO relieve
the pressure upon the front Of Gem
eral Enrique Estrada, rebel leader
in Jalisco.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Store Mansas Gone;
~ csassN Remain
e,aOsSoos,s
! \ 40 ~ - " Of the
: NJ, shop, 1918
! c\' .enly disappeared
o> nl.oout two weeks ago,
,.>dd him a number of

lueem them, and bills.
It is estimated that his checks.
loans and bills will total about $4,000.
NJ. Holden of Chicago has taken
charge Of the branch store and is
auditing the books and investigating
possibilities that patrons We're not
credited with payment of bills on the
books.
Glickman was last heard OF in Chi
cago. Since he took the managership
OF the store, when it opened about six
months ago, he has been a labish
spender and entertainer, 1t is charged.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-19
Married in Council Bluffs.

The following persons obtained mar
-laRe licenses In Council Bluffs yester-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
Reciente jurisprudencia del Tribunal Su-
premo de Puerto Rico que revisdo gran
impOrtancia para el comerciio en- geneaal
DOnde Sc cOfa una apec6n de la core de Ponce sobre
cuentaS COnienteS

san en- la falta de allegation en- la de-
manda que determine ell vencimiento
de los $629 que Sc, reclaman.
La demanda alega, sin embargo.
que dicha suma esta vencida, pero sos
tiene la apelante que esta es una ccll
clusi6n legal. Planteada asi la cues
t on. realmente levantaria un punto
legal Ell secretario no tendria facul-
tad para dictar la sentencia confor-
me al Art. 194 del C0digo de Eniuicia
miento Civil que especifica los casos
en- que aquel funcionario puede die
tar sentencias en- rebeldia. Pero en- es-
te case Sc trata de una demanda en-
cobro de dinero por la venta de gene
ros o mercaderias, y no alegandose que
haya existido un convenio respecto
a! tempo del pago, la presuncion es
qne Ell vendedor tiene derecho al pa
GO Immediate del precio la entre3a
de la mercancia, la simple alegacion
de estar vencida la deuda es suficien-
te, 6 r. C. L. S97 81 R. G. l.. II.
En- verdad que en- la demanda Sc
habla de intereses reciprocos al 1920,
pro aparte de que La simple mencion
de tai interes no implica por 81 sola
La concession del plazo, la venta de las
partidas no fue simultanea y 81 ell d1-
ferentes fechas dentro del mismo mes
v ell demandante habia recibido $50
a cuenta del precio, 10 que parece ex-
plicar la estipulacion de intereses en-
tretanto la apelante recibia la ultima
entrega.
La misma circunstancia de no apa-
recer de la demanda que Sc concedle-
ra un p'azo al deudor nj deducirse de
Ia naturaleza de la obligation, hace
ina p'icable ell Art. 1895 del codigo
Civil que sostiene La apelante haberse
infringido.
Por 10 expuesto, la sentencia deoe
confirmarse.
Carlos Franco SOTO,
Juez Asociado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
Sc PREDICE Ell TRIUNFO DE
HERRIOT EN- LA CAMARA

PARIS, agosto % Omitted Press)-
I'm peri6dico de la maiiana Sc ha ca
racterizado por sus ataques al gobier-
no que preside Herriot, dice que des-
pues de conocer ell texto del discurso
pronunciado por Herriot ante Ia Ca
mara, es indudable que va dicho or
ganismo habr& adoptado una resolu-
ci6n, que dicha resoluci6n causara
algunas sorpresas. La prensa en- gene
raj, Sc abstiene de comentar en- sus
editor.ales los acontecimientos de ul-
TINA hora, pero da enfaSis las ma
nifestaciones de Herriot en- ell sentido
de que los americanos cooperaron gran
demente al exito de la conferencia,
Y sus afirmaciones de que la paZ de
Europa esta asegurada por la actitud
conciliadora que adoptara la delegation
francesa. Por otro lado, la prensa ra-
d cal Sc muestra entusiasmada, y dice
que Herriot le ha dado un golpe de
mueRte a la politica de Poincare y que
ellos han sido los iinicos en- seguir ell
camino que ha de llevar la naci6n
francesa al triunfo def1nitivo.
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BODA EN- PONCE
Ode nuestro Corresponsal
en- Ponce).

Ell microbes 20 del corriente Sc
llevo efecto, como estaba anunciada,
la aristocratica boda de la gentil y
bella senorita Teresita Melia, con
el correcto y prestigioso caballero
Lcdo. Gabriel de la Haba.
La boda Sc celebr6 en- la residen-
cia de don Bartolo Melia, habiendo
asistido a dicho acto solamente los
faniliares de los conyuges, pues fue
acuerdo de ambas falnilias, (De la
Haba y Melia), celebrar la boda EN-
la mas completa intimidad.
No obtante asistieron dicha ce-
renonia nupciai numerosos parientes
v amigos de ambas familias.
Bendijo a los felices desposados,
ante un hermoso altar ell Revdo. Pa
DIRE Garcia, vicario de Ponce. Des-
pues de la ceremonial las familias
de los novios obsequiaron a la concu-
rrencia esplendidamente, hacienda
gala de la fineza que caracteriza a
tan prestigiosas fanilias.
Ell MUNDO, al resenar un acto
social tan distinguido desea los
esposos De la Haba- Melia toda cla-
Sc de parabienes Y una eterna luna
lie miel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
AVER TARDE FALLECIO EN-
FSTA CAPITAL Ell CONOCIDO
POETA PORTORRIQUENO
GUSTAVO FORT

Aver tarde, a. las tres, fallecio en-
ell Hospital Municipal de esta ciudad,
despues de una larga enfermedad
que lie tenia rostrado en- CANA, el
notable poeta Y escrltor portorri-
queno Gustavo Fort.
Ademas de un intellectual conso-
grado va por la fama, gracias ii
fondo de emocion la belleza del
estilo de la forma que predoml-
naban en- sus versos, publicados Ell
Artologias y Reyistas, con la muer-
te de Gustavo Fort pierde la isla
una persona de valor y de prestl-
gio, un honlbre en- quien ell gran Ia
lento la amplia cultura no eran
sino complementos de sus bondades
y demas prendas de caracter, que
le valieron tambien la consideration
Y el aprecio de sus compatriotas.
Espfritu fuerte, raro tai vez, Sc
complacia en- gustar de la soledad
v del retro, de donde salian los
frutos maduros de su privilegiado
talento. Asi, pues, murio tambien
dentro de la soledad en- que viviera,
rodeado naturalmente, de sus fami-
lares de algdn amigo intimo, que
estuvieron a su lado desde ell prin~
cipio de su larga enfermedad,
uitimamente durante su penosa y
prolongada agonia.
Aver, su cadaver fue conducido
del Hospital Municipal al cementerio
dc San Juan, doride fue velado ano-
che por sus amigos v deudos, y esta
tarde, recibira sepultura en- ell mis-
mo lugar.
Ell MUNDO lamenta hondamente
Ia muerte del notable poeta, Sc
asocia al duelo de sus deudos Y ami
gos enviandoles el testimonio de 81
mas sentido pesame
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
FL SENADOR IRIARTE SOSTUVO
UNA LARGA CoNFERENCIA
SCON Ell GOBERNADOR

En- la manana de aver sostuvo una
largs entrevista con el gobernador
Towner, el prestigioso lider unio-
r1ista Senador por el distrito de
San Juan, seior Iriarte.
S'vrprendimos al joven senador al
salir de Santa Catalina, aunuue
So mcstr0 sumamente reServado. nos
manifesto que su entrevista con Ell
Cobernador no habia girado sobre
politica, que solamente habia sido
coii el objeto de saludarle al mis-
mo tempo testimoniarle su condo
6rcia por La perdida de su senola
madre polftica
a peSar de estas manifestaciones
teneinos entendido que hablaron bas-
tante de politica general y local, Y
cue tanto el Gobernador como. el se-
nAdor Iriartc Sc mostraron muy con-
tentos durante la entrevista que
dur6 mas de una hora que fua al
tan1ente satisfactoria para ambos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
Aver tarde Sc reunio la Comisiion de
Hogafes Seguros
Sc do cuenta con un caleudario de diez asun!Os

Mas Boneta, arrendatario de la par
celia No. 43, del barrio "Santa Rosa
de Utuado, solieitando sc lie permi-
ta dejar entregada la propiedad a
su familiar Juan Bautista Rosado,
per un ternino de seis ocho meses
para el poder ocupar en- ese ITEM
20 una colocaci6n que Sc le ha pre-
sentado.
Opinion del Hon. Attorney Gene
raj de Puerto Rico sobre el case de
Jose Irizarry Rivera, solicitante de
la parcela c, radicada en- el barrio
Santa Rosa" de Utuado,
Memorandum del se1or Ramon
Guas, Inspector de Granias, concer~
riente a la vista Official reciente-
mente efectuada las granjas de
Cayey, Caguas Utuado.
Communication de la sonora Adela
Vazquez, protestando que ell solar
No. 90 de la Avenida 3D., ha sido
solicitado por el senior Julio de JESUS
para construir para comercio ESQ
ia perjudicaria en- sus intereses, por
tener ella un comercio en- dicho si-
ito
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
LOS ESPANOLES Sc REHA4
CEN EN- MARRUEC0S Y DE.
RROTAN A LOS MOR0S

MELILI4A, agosto 90 (Cable fran
ces)-Los Iiltimos informes que de
Marruecos Sc han recibido indican que
Ia posici6n de Ras Abrau, que estaha
ocupada por un pequefio contingente
de tropas espafiolas, y que ha sufrido
durante varios dias ell asedio constan-
te de los rebeldes, ha sido flnalmente
Hbrada del asedio, por un contingen-
te de espanoles que cayeron como una
avalanche contra los moros, derrotan-
doles en- toda la hnea Y obligandoles
retirarse, no sin antes sufrir grandes
bajas.
Un despacho que SO ha recibiro de
TAnger inforna que Mulai Ahmed
Raisuli, bandido moro, que habia sido
nombrado recientemente gobernador de
la zona occidental, y donde Sc esta
l;brando la campaha en- Marruecos ha
lnuerto. Al mismo tempo que Sc reci-
bia dicho despacho, Sc recibi6 otro ma
nifestando que habian desembarcado
seis columnas de tropas espafiolas So
berbiamente equipadas, y Las cuaies Sc
proponen iniciar inmediatamente una
batida general contra los rebeldes. To-
dos los despachos que Sc han recibido
indican que las tropas espafiolas Sc
han rehecho de las 1ltimas derrotas, y
que estan dispuestas no dar nj un
solo momento de calma al enemigo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23

PARIS, agosto % Omitted Fress)--
La Camara aprobo por 800 votOs con-
ira 2o9, Ia negativa de Herriot para
aceptar Una moci6n en- el sentido de
que Sc pusiera a debate inmediatamen-
te sin informar la question de los
acuerdos adoptados en- la conferencia
interaiada.
Herriot en- el curse de Sill informa-
cion manifesto que Ia delegation bel
ga va estaba cast decidida aceptar
La evacuation Immediate del Ruhr, y
que esa circumstances lie obligo
aceptar Ell ter1nino de un afio para la
evacuation, como la iinica solucion mas
favorable al problena tTengo razo-
mes especialisimas para Greer, que 81
Francia hubiera dec:dido permanecer
definitivamente en- el Ruhr, hubiera te.
nido que hacerlo sola por su propia
cuenta, va que las demas naciones ALA
das la hubieran abandonado