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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-11-13

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-11-13

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-11-13
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-11-13

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-11-13
M. E. CHURCH.

ACTIVITIES OF ELY SIS. CHURCH
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at $50.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-11-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

nouloguo tho crowds were no large
and no yoCiieruus that many timor'
Gus persons thought j, was another
rnNninilnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Pantages Featuring
TWo Comedy Acts

4 wsll'llked vaudeville bill ~ a.
the rantages theatsr this week 4
double feature attraction makes the
vaudeville part OF tho program "a
very lively one. Honors are held by
Window Shopping" which Is prov
Ing TO be The comedy sensation or
the year. and tho best 10 be present.
ed over the Pantages stage. and the
Three White Kuhns. popular favor.
ties with the audiences the country
over. The latter three are stopping
every show with their singing and
iive.wlre comedy.
The photopiay attraction Is a very
thrilling and gripping picture en-.
titled THE Night Ship" dealing
with the story OF adventure ON land
and sea.
Henri C. IL Bel also has a very
pleasing songoloEue that is going
over big with the appreciatiye au.
dienCeH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
E1-Diplomat of u. S.
Writes for the Screen

Beaie Davis. who wrote "oue Way
Street" tho First National picture
which opens at the Coliseum. sa,ur.
day. featuring Anna Q. Nilsson and
Ben Lyon. is perhaps better &C.
quaintel with social and diplomatic
life in Europe than any contempor-
airy American writer
when he came 20 write The novel
he found his experiences In and
about the European courts OF I'M
measurable value. His story IS laid
against the brilliant background OF
English society. with which ho min
gled while at London az a member
OF the American diplomatic corps.
Davis also held similar posts in
Haiti. Copenhagen and Madrid.
While in Haiti he did most excel
lent service by bringing about the
treaty which is now in effect be
tween the United States and that
island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Cortez a Toreador
in "The Spaniard"

Ricardo Cortcz treats raging bulls
and beautiful society debs IN much
the same fashion in his title role IN
the Paramount picture. The span,
lard. which viii be shown az the
Strand commencing saturday II Is
a Raoul Walsh production. based on
the immensely popular British novel
Of the same name and featuring Cor.
tez. Jetta Goudal and Noah Beery,
Cortez. as Don Pedro De BarTego,
* the idol OF the bun rings Of Spain
In reality a nobleman, he visits Lon,
don and falls In love with the no.
torious eart.brcakcr Dolores Anncs-
ley. played by Miss Goudal. He tells
her that he Is not going 10 be Just
another OF her vietims-that he Is
going to capture and tame her.
Tho spaniard." adapted TO the
screen by ]. T. O'Donohoc. goes on
30 show how Dolores Is kidnapped by
Don Pedro. who holds her captive
in his castle way up In the noun.
tains-to show her what love really
means. as ne says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Peter b. Kyne Story
Is HeiIig Offering

Some months ago over a million
readers Of the Cosmopolitan magn
zine were delighted By Peter 49,
Kyne'H story. "Cornflower Cassie'h
Concert" tho tale OF a young. tall
ented Eirl who got her big chance 20
make good on her glorious voice thru
tho philanthropy Of a California
miner who was considered a bad man
by the community.
Now these readers and many mil.
lions more are having tho pleasure
Of seeing this vivid story for Il has
now been screened and IL now show,
ing ~ the Hellig.
Mabel BALM. star of Vanity Fair
and many other notable pictures. has
been entrusted with the role Of
Cassie" the young gih who runs
away from misery and poverty and
In rewarded by n unique opportunity
to so abroad and have her voice
properly trained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

BEIRUT. Syria. The old slave
market is not yet extinct here. Re-
Gently a girl or Is was offered for
sale in the public square.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
So Says GHda Gray
the Skinny" Queen

Girls OF the South sea islands
propose to the men they love,
Glda Gray. famous Zicsfrld Fol,
lies star and inventor aud expo.
mont Of the "shimmy" dance who
has travelled and knows tho people
who live on the islands that dot the
Pacific ocean. IS the authority Tor
the statement
They do IL. tho. says Miss Gray,
by means Of the sh,mmy dance.
'rhese dances are almost sacred
rites. AZ festivals, whore engage.
ments are announced. the girls per.
form before the Youths they love,
and by their rhythmic. graceful
movements Of the body. convey tho
depth OF their affection"
THIS then. according 10 Miss
Gray. who IS appearing az the Co
lumbia. is the real significance OF
the much discussed "shlmmy"
dance. which. since Miss Gray first
danced 1t in the FoIlies. In New
York. has swept two continents and
ret the world dance mad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
NeW Winter Garden
Film Is Liuely One

Two rushing cars - pursuing
speed cop-two roads intersecting at
trolley crossing a shrek - a
swerve - the shriil scream Of steel
brakes crash--a lovely girl pitched
10 the tracks in front OF the onrush.
ing juggernaut-the fleeing auto,
the flash OF tho motorcycle across
the front OF tho laundering cara
mighty. blue-clad arm sweeping ths
giri from certain death under the
grinding wheels.
What's it all about2 oh, just a
little Of the excitement film fans are
witnessing at the Winter Garden,
where Lefty" Flynn Is starring in
Speed Wild"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
LIBERTY NEWS

Peggy Lou Lindsey. feeding her
baby deer. viii be shown in the
Liberty News 70 open on the new
program at the Liberty theater Sat
urday morning. Mercer school
youngsters in their May fete also
viii bo delightful feature Of the
weekly.
The graduation class AZ The Sc
attic General hospital and the
strange combination OF dog and
duck as playmates are addi-
,ionai items TO be seen In the News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
I6 Leading Women!

DUHTEH kEATOk hn1 lG lead
ID Ing women ln his latest Metro
Goldwyn comedy. seven
ChHnces.' which opens a. the
Liberty Saturday,
They are Ruth Dwyer leading
woman in,ehief. Marion Harlan.
daughter Of Otis Harlan, Loro
Barn. sister o. Thedn Bara. Alma
Brnmley. Detroit heirsss. Doris
Dean. Peggy Pearce Hazel Dean.
Pauline Tolcr. Jude KinE. Bartiue
nursstte. Eugene Gilbert. Edna
ilnmmhn. Barbara Pierce, Jean
Arthur. Connie Evans ana Rosa
lind Mooney
The male cast nppearlif IN sup.
port OF Buster consists OF 7. Roy
Barnes. musical comedy star,
snltz Edwards and jules cowiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Colonial Shouting
"LoUe and Glory

Players in Love and Glory" the
Rupert Julian.Uniyersal.Jewci spec.
iacIe film. which is showing at the
Colonial, have a range OF character.
.ization which extends from gay
youth 10 faItering old age There's a
time lapse Of 50 years. and beau
tiful romance Is woven about its
characters which is carried thru the
entire theme. Tho all.star cast fca.
lures Charles DE Roche. Wallace
Macdonald. Madge Bellany, Glib.
son Gowland. Ford Sterling. Charles
De Ravenne and Priscilla Dean
Moran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
NEW WORKERS LIKE TO
WATCH MOVIE MAKERS

For drawing a crowd in New York
city. filming OF movie scene has
no equal. Anyhow. Percy Marmont.
Mary Brian. Neil Hamilton and III.
rector Herbert Brenon arc convinced
OF 81. Some days ago they photo
graphsd a wedding between Hamil.
ton and Miss Brian for the Para
mount picture. Tho Street OF For
gotten Men" at the famous Little
Church Around tho Corner Several
thousand men and women msssed
themselves on the street In front OF
the church. seeking 10 catch a
glimpse OF tho camera performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Ranch Riders Appear
on Capitol Screen

Ranch riders arc called on 10 do
some unusually dangerous riding In
Straight Thru" Bite Streak West
ern. starring William Desmond, and
which e The main film feature at
the Capitol Desmond il cast as Good
Deed u'Day. who has reformed and
encounters many trials In trying 90
live M 10 his nickname, The pic.
turc has drama. big thrills. some
comedy and love interest.
Desmond Is supported BY Marguer-
lie CLAYTON. Ruth stonehouse and
Claude payton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
THE
Action Galore in Film
to Be at Blue Mouse

A nght that would seem destined
20 1.-Two as classic among Filmed ,n.
vouu,crS IS one ~ the hlgh lights n
'n1ree SON of Naan tho James
oliver Curwocd story whose pictured
sdap,atlon comes 90 tho Bluc Mouse
saturday
Neprosc tAuIa stewart is surprsl
"a lu her mthvrs cabin by Mcrag
surt Iark Curu,si. the interruptions
post factor, and Do b I'm tho att of
embracing tho girl when Ncpcese s
father rierrot uosoph Iaeksoni sud.
dcnly appears in tho doorway. Pier
rot attacks MeragEart and tho live
lest miNup over filmed follows, irs
the real thing IA "a fight, aud persons
who sec Ii in the picture are lcft TO
wonder how either OF the actors ac.
tualN escaped with his lie,
Wolf a marvellous dos. has one
~ the outstanding parts In the photo,
play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Picture Lineup for Coming Week Promising

Male pm1ate phoopays; The Spana "Bee Son of kaz
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

Lila Lee made her frat picture
appearance with Thos. Meighan six
years ago in MALE and Female. :"
Since then they have been together
on the scren many times. Miss Lee
again appears as Moighan's leading
woman In 'old Home Week"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

Buddy, the active little trained dog
which helped Raymond Griffith fur.
nish many laughs in Forty wInks."
Is once more tho playmate OF the silk
hat comedy star in his latest Para.
mount film. Paths TO Paradise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

Hundreds Of world known celeb
rifles pass thru the houlcyafda Of
Paris unobssrved. but when Tom
Mix rode Tony in tho Bots de
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-11-15


 titles of small herring unfit for the Scotch cure are thus caught. To prevent waste, as the packer says, these small herring are used to produce oil and fertilizer.
 It is this practice that has caus- ed the controversy in Alaska. The group of men led by c. B. Fergu son of Craig, and William Paul of Ketchikan,, branded by cannery men as the "anti-capital group" insist that herring should only be caught by large meshed seines or by gill nets so that the small herring could escape either to grow into the largest sized herring or else to serve as food for the king salmon or cohoe that now provide employment for the thousands of trollers that live in Alaska. The "friends of capital' group as the cannerymen like to call themselves, say that the supply of herring can IoC OS uCplCCSu Uy dHy IHe1lE whatever and so insist that they should be allowed to catch and use all the herring they can catch for any purpose whatever. It IS this group that are now grinding up almost fifty million pounds of herring every month from May to September and some of them later for fertilizer and oil.
 Additional Evils
 Out of the herring which ara impounded in small bays or wire pounds, often as high as 25 per cent are wasted this way; every herring needs a certain amount of space of water in order to breathe When the herring are impounded in natural or artificial pounds, large quantities of herring suffo- cate and die because they do not have enough oxygen in the small space provided. These dead herring become a dead weight and either SILK Co CHe OOCCom Ol Cne slHd.l bay or to the bottom of the artificial pound and are thrown away. We have seen small bays (by small bays we mean bay that may be half mile square) literally floored by dead herring killed and wasted in this manner.
 Information of this kind is not printed in the Pacific Fisherman because it might "hurt the busi ness of valuable advertisers" and so we print it on our own auth ority and can vouch for it's being
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-11-15
THE HERRING INDUSTRY

 of Herring has come to the front very recently. In the last session of the Legislature, the opinion was strongly supported that herring should. not be used for fertilizer and that such use of herring Is waste. The argument was simply that herring was food fish and it's use for any other purpose than food was waste. The reason the Legislature did not go any further in devising some means of stopping the use of fertilizer was that (1st) the subject came up too late to give it the consideration it des- erved, and CD an action not based on the fullest information would not be fair to capital.
 A very instuctive article has appeared in the Pacific Fisherman on this subject, which we will quote in part:
 The Quality
 14c11lllS III vast NudlCltlcS 4Ic quent the coastal waters of the Pacific from Vancouver Island to Nome, as we'll as on the Asiatic side; but THOSE OF ALASKA ARE ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR FOOD BECAUSE OF THEIR LARGE SIZE AND SUPERIOR QUALITY, BEING PREFERRED BY CONNOlSSEURS TO THOSE FROM ANY OTHER PART OF THE WORLD. The extent and possible productivene> of the fish cry are not fully known, but ap- pear comparable to those of the North Sea, which has for centur ies been the chief source of supply for the great population of Flu. rope"
 Development of the Industry
 The pack prior to 1916 was less than 5000 barrels yearly The ex- pansion of this industry began with the war, which cut off the European supply. With the ex pansion of the industry, the "Nor way style'' became surplanted by the Scotch method which is now used almost exclusively. "Alaska packers now felly realize that they cannot compete with Europe on prices, but must sell strictly on a quality basis, and great care is accordingly taken in the selection and cure of the pack"
 Magnitude of Operations
 "From 1926 bbls in 1916, the Alaska pack increased to 145,326
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-11-15


 "Of even greater importance than the cured product in this dis trict is the output of herring oil and meal, which last year amount ed to about million gallons cf oil and $500 tons of meal, and will probably be increased this year by over 50 per cent Govern ment figures for 1923, when only six plants operated most of those on much smaller scale than at present. show an invest ment ill the Southeast Alaska her ring fishery of $960,OO3, with the production valued at $G57 ,544, and employment given to 312 persons. "Eleven large establishments having both curing plants and re duction works and comparable with salmon canneries in size and equip ment, have been operated this year, besides number of small curing outfits; and the general scale of operations may safely be said to HAVE DOUBLED IN THE LAST TWO YEARS.
 "The curing departments each employ from six to twenty five or more hands, while the reduct ion plants are equipped with from one to four large units consisting of cookers, presses, differs, and auxiliary machinery, in addition to oil tanks, warehouses and vessels
 Fishing Methods
 Fishing is done almost entire ly by purse seines, using boats and gear of the largest size; and ap proximately forty seine boats have been fishing for herring this year." on the principal herring grounds around Baranof Island and up Chatham Strait.
 The Season
 "Operations are carried on from May to September, during which time the fish are in the best of condition for either packing or reduction. The fish are usually brought to the plants by the seine bOats"
 The Catch
 The usual practice is to corral immense quantities of herring by enormous seines. Quantities of 1O,- 900 barrels caught in one haul are not uncommon. These catches arc then either impounded in small coves or bays Ga natural pound) or else a pound is made of wire. On acccult of the general use of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-15
UNA OBRE DE HENRY FORD, Ell
GRAN MAGNATE AMERICANA

Nuestro amigo particular, ell dis
tinguido caballero, don Felipe Cam
pos, propietario de la popular acre
ditada "Libreria Campos'' de es+a
capital ha tenido la atenci6n de OBJ
sequiarnos con un ejemplar de la
gran obra, hija de la pluma del
gran magnate americana, Henry
Ford, que Sc titula: mi Vida Y mi
Ohra'.
La obra en- question, no puede ser
mas interesante, es un compendio de
las ideas que han llevado a Ford a
ocupar un. sitio preeminente en- ell
mundo de las finanzas. Es un COM
pe~dio de planes grandiosos, es la
historic de como un humilde indus
trial consigue convertirse en- ell gran
magnate, poseedor de millones y mi
Homes de dolares, del hombre que
con una palabra, puede dictar orde-
mes a millares de obreros Actual
monte, Ia personalidad de Henry
Ford. es uuizas la mas interesante
en- America, y por consiguiente "a
historic de su vida, de la gran obra
desarIo ollada por el, tambien debe
Ser lnteresantisima. Ello explica cl
gran triunfo editorial que ha obte.
nido Ia obra, que circula por todas
parties del mundo. Y no podia suce-
der de otra manera. FL universe en-.
tero admira a Henry Ford, Ell triun-
fador, Y Sc interesa en- conocer ell
relate Gle su vida.
La obra esta vertida al castellano,
en- I'm estilo claro y concise, ameno
Y seiecto. Hemos saboreado ell con-
terjdo de sus paginas con verdadere
delete, Y hemos conclude por SEN
tir aun mas intensa admiration POI
el magnate automovilista.
/ Nuestras mas sinceras gracias al
sefior Campos, por la atenci6n que
no tenido al dedicarnos I'm eie1nplal
de Ia obra, Y estamos seguros, de
que mi VIDA Y MI oBRA'', po,
Henry Ford, esta llamada a triun
far en- Puerto Rico. al igual uue f1a
triunfado en- los Estados UnidCs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-15
DONA MARIA SURO
DE MONSERRAT

La distinguida y virtuosa da-
ma, dona Maria Suro de Mon
serrat, esposa dc nuestro buen
amigo, ell brlllante letrado, don
Daman Monserrat, ha estado Vi
tlmamente enternla de basJante
gravedad, por 10 cual ha relnado
la mas viva lnquletud en- ell no
gar oe tan buenos amigos.
Afortunadamente, podemOs te-
ner Ell grato placer de dar to-
daS Bus anllStades la notlcla, de
que eI estado de saiud de Ia dis
tlngulda paclente es relativamen-
te nucho meJor, y que Sc inIcia,
con la conslgulente aiegrla dc
parte de Sus 1amlllares, una fran
ca meJorla-
EsperamoS que pronto podamos
anunclar Ell complete restaDiecl-
mento de la dIstlnguida DANA,
que de tantos atectos y simpatia5
goza en- nuestros cIrcuIos Sociales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-15
COMO NATIONAL
COMMITTEEMAN

Nuestros lectores saben que don
Roberto H. Todd en- la Ultima Con-
venci6n7 celebrada en- Cleveland,
del Partido Republican, Nacional,
fue re-electo para Ell cargo de
National Committee Man" en-
Puerto Rico.
La persona que recibe esa desig-
nacion de parte de la Convention,
es Ia llamada a recomendar a los
candidates para cubrir puestos en-
nuestra isla, relacionados con Ell
gobierno federal.
Sabemos que Ell cablegrama en-
viado por don Roberto H. Todd al
Presidente Coolidge, ha sido en- su
caracter de National Committee
Man., 10 cual indudab ablemente ha-
bra de ejercer bastante influenza
en- el amino del presidente Cool
idge.
TendremoS, pues una oportunldad
para determinar 81 realmente la in
fluencia de don Roberto dentro del
Partido Republicano Nacional ST.
que siendo la misma.
Tambien sabemos de buena tin
ia, que por cierta correspondence,
illtimamente recibida en- nuestra
isla, Sc ha sabido que ell presiden-
te Coolidge, Sc inclina a designar
los candidates por las recomenda-
clones oficiales del partido, para
que no pueda decirse que Ell esta
llevando todos sus amigos persona
les los puestos administrators
No obstante, hay muchos que 81
guen creyendo que sera designado
Mr.. Norval P. Nichols, jefe de la
Waldrop Photographic Co.
Ell Departamento de Immigration
esta hu6rfano de un jefe, y Sc es-
pera que de I'm momento a otro, Sc
reciba por conducto del General
Mcintyre, Jefe del Bureau de Asun
tos Insulares, un cablegrama, desig-
nando al sustituto de don Roberto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-15
Los DIRECTORIES del republi-
canismO espahOl epuestOs
a BlascO Ibahez

LONDRES, Gel rey Alfonso
esta muy lejos de sentirse preo-
cupado por los ataqres que le ha
dirigido el novelista Blasco Ibaiiez
desde Paris y Sc ocupa, por ell
contrario, de sus amenazas en-
forma jocosa.
Esta information me fue pro-
porcionada por un diplom6tico
britanico muy autorizado esta no
che. Segun mi informante ell rey
Alfonso, en- un reciente banquete
privado en- Madrid, al que entire
otros distinguidos concurrentes
asistfa el duque de Alba, mani
festo, hablando desapasionadamen-
te de la campaiia de injurias con-
ira el, 10 siguiente:
-Lo lie me llama la atension es
que las hazanas de Blasco Ibanez
prueban que hay por 10 menos un
espanol que posea una cualidad de
que la mayorfa de nostros care
cemos. Es un verdadero hombre
de negocios.
Isl Blasco Ibanez escribiera
que el rey de Espaiia era un hom-
bre excelente y que la monarquia
; espanola era una cosa cxcelente,
iqui6n 10 publicaria? Pero el 10
gra como Sc We que sus escritos
sean impresos.
"De hecho Blasco Ibanez no ha
estado en- Espaiia durante los Ill
timos veinte amos mas que en- es-
casas cortisimas visitas. Por
medic de la supervision guber-
nativa de las ventaS de libros, sa-
bemos que Sc han venGido aqui
menos de ochocientos ejemplares
/ de sus ''Cuatro Jinetes del Apo
calipsis". Y en- cuanto a la dis
tribucion de su lltimos escritos
por medic de aeroplanos volando
sobre Espana, los hechos de-
muestran que Sc trata de una ri
diculez. Cualquier aeroplano eX-
tranjero que volara sin autoriza-
cion sobre un pals cualquiera,
podria ser derribado a balazos." !"
De la misma fuente de infor-
maci6n autorizada, he sabido que
los verdaderos directories del mo-
virniento republicano en- Espana
estan intensamente disgustados
con Blasco ILdnez. Seg1n ellos
mismos, sus ataques absurdos con-
ira ell rey Alfonso han product
do una reacci6n general han
conseguido que la popularidad del
nonarca aumente en- Glen por
ciento entire ell pueblo espanol, re-
trasando con ESQ, segdn sus calcu-
los, por 10 menos en- un ano los
planes originates para provocar
una revoluci6n en- Espaiia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-15
Ell ACUERDO ENTIRE EsTADos
UNIDoS Y los PASSES ALIADos
ES VA UN HECHO

PARIS, enero IA. Omitted Press.l
Ell protocolo finalmente ha sido
firmado por todas las potencias que
Sc hallan Representatives en- las Con-
ferencias Financieras de Paris. Los
acuerdos redactados entire los re-
prese1ltantes sajones fueron aproba-
dos en- la session plenaria que Sc lie
v6 cabo hoy. Ell acuerdo pues, en-
tire las potencias aliadas Y Estados
Unidos respecto al cobro de las deu-
das norteamericanas de ocupacion e
indennizaciones de guerra es va I'm
heclo. Los Estados Unidos empeza-
ran recibir los pagos retroactive
mente desde ell dia primero de sep
tiembre del afio proximo pasado.