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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
Los "bOISheVikiS" de los
EstadOs UnidOS QueTian apo
deTaTSe de un tranSpOTto
El plan era ponerle Bandera
Roja y enviarlo a Russia
con provisiones para los
"Rojos"
(TRADucIDo DEL WORLDLY

FL sargento de la policia Jaime j.
Cegan, acompahado de varios policias
hizo un raid EN- ell edificio ocupsdo
por la Asamblea del Partido Comunis-
ia, en- Grand Street, logro encontrar
copias de un periodico escrito en- ruso,
Ell cual fue traducido mas tarde El arti
culista exponia en- este periodico un
plan para que los 'bolshevikis' de los
Estados Unidos Sc apoderasen de un
transporte del Gobierno, Y 10 enviasen
Russia, con bandera Roja, provisio-
mes para ell gobierno de Trotzky
Lenine.
Ell plan era ell siguiente: Varios IDOLS
hevikis' solicitarian empleo EN- ell ~.
S. Army Transport Service, cuyas of
cinas estan en-. Dey st. numero 81, pa
ra trabajar a bordo de los barcos del
gobierno
Cuando Ell barco eel ''Mercurio" que
estaba proximo salir) estuviera EN- al
ia mar, la tripulacion Sc sublevaria
contra Ell Captain y el primer Official,
los cuales serian encarcelados en- Ell ce.
po, 81 hacian resistencia. Los "bolshe-
vikis'' Sc apoderarian de todas las ar
mas de fuego, y las municiones de
bordo. FL barco quedaria incomunica-
do con Ell mundo exterior, porque ell
primer empleado del Gobierno que Sc
ria apresado, era NADIA menos que ell
encargado del TELEGRAPH sin hilos.
La bahdera americana seria aria
da y ell su lugar Sc izaria la bandera
de los "Soviets''. De este modo ell bar
co podria encaminarse directamente ha
cia la TERRA de Lenine. donde. segun
informaba el articulista, los victoriosos
amotinados, serian agasajados esplen-
didamente, y recibidos con los mas al
tos homenajes por los proselites de
Lenine y Trotzky, cuyo agradecimiento
no recOnocerfa lfmites
La policia logro encontrar. ademas
de este periodico, un monton de cir.
culares donde Sc aconsejaba la violen
cia las masas trabajadoras. Los lie
mas eran los siguientes: mo delateis a
vuostro hermano', ''Ande armada pa.
ra cuando negue el momento''. etc
Un monton de folletos, con ideas re.
revolucionarias fueron confscados. e
pa-tido comunista ocupa dos pisos del
edifcio, uno de los cuales esta de.
dicado classes nocturnas. donde Sc
ensefian los principles del anarquismo
y sc exponen las teorias de Marx. Ma
lato. Lenine, etc. Sc ocuparon, ademas
va2.ias banderas de la Confederation
de la Republica Socialista''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
voCEs AJENAs

En- cumplimiento de los debsrss Que
no" impone nuestrO ''prospecto,'' ofre.
'emss nuestras columnas a los intelec.
suales del pals que necesita, mas que
nunca, de lA cooperation dc sus hom.
1res pensadores para que ell pueblo re.
;iba Ia mae completa information DO.
'ible acerca de su problema politico.
SerAn acogidas todas las ideas refe
'entes al estudio de todos los aspec
or en- que pueda plantearss nuestro
status y, pOr consiguiente, los parti.
darios de todas las soluciones teDdrSn
igual derecho q mandarnos sus trsSa-
jos. Estos sc publcarkn con In fr.
no les daremos eabida.
ma do sus autorss, sin cuya condie:Sn
Creemos innecesario decir que, dada
Ia fndols dc este pri6dico In cuI-
tura de los escritores que deseen pres.
sar su valiOso Soncurso, no aparscs-
ninguna Erase que pueda mortiAcar
tenedores de los principios cue puedan
personalmente a ninguno de los man.
sxponerse o debatirnO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
aoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARrAMENro DEL INTERIOR
DIVISION DE ED1F1cIos PUBL1cos
San Juan, P. r. Dec. 9, 1919.
SUBASTA

PRoPoSICIoNES bajo pliegos cerra-
dos para ell suministro de todo Ell mate
rial y mano de obra necesario para la
completa construction de un edificio pa
ra Alta Escuela en- la Parada 81 San
turce, P. R., Sc recibiran en- esta oicina
hasta las dos de la tarde (2:00 pasado
meridiano) del dia nueve de enero de
mil novecientos vein;e, en- cuya fecha y
hora Sc abriran publicamente.
Los contratistas interesados en- dicha
obra podran obtener copias del proyec-
to en- esta oficina mediante un deposi
10 de CINCUENTA DoLARES (S50)
para garantizar la devoluci6n de las
mismas.
La administration Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera y todas
las proposiciones, asi como adjudicar
Ell contrato sobre otras considerable
mes que las de precio solamente.
Guillermo ESTEvES.
Comisionado. Advt
OJEDA.-SAN JOSE No. 8. TEL. 800
Advt
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LA ECONOMICAL

Fonda Restaurant y casa dormito-
rio. Excelente servicio en- comida a
la carta.
FL Restaurant mas popular en- San
Juan por sus servicios ' condimenta-
ci6n en- la comida.
Telefono 11S. Restaurant Cristo 81
dormitorio Cristo IA. Propietario,
PATRICIo BLAsCo.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
RAILR0ADERS PLAN
FIFTH MEETING"

The Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers. Pennsylvania lines Of the east,
Will meet in Wilmington on Sunday,
November 30 This will mean meet
ing Of thirty divisions, bringing several
hundred delegates to the city. These
Sunday meetings. held occasionally, are
FOR the purpose Of promoting sociability
and good fellowship among an the divi-
sions. The last sunday meeting held
was In New York state.
The meeting in this city on November
30 viii be held under the auspices OF
Alfred J. dupont Division, No. $50 and
OF Diamond State Division. No. 3i2, B. /.
+. A meeting will be held tomorrow 10
discuss plans and appoint committees
for the event. Z. II. Kruse, representa-
tive OF the B. l.. +. insurance depart
ment. who has been in Wilmington for
several weeks organizing the engineers.
viii address the meeting tomorrow at
i.30 o'clock, at No. 906 West street. on
New Insurance Features Adopted by
the Department In this city alone
Mr.. Kruse has written 100000 insur-
ance for members OF divisions No. 3i2
and No Ss6.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
-GRACE COTHRON
TELLS Of MURDER
E.lkton Couple Accused e
Abduction, Murder
and Robbery
MOTHER OF GIRL
WANTS HER TO TELL

ELKroN. Md. Sept CA secono
confession has been made by Grace
Cothron, 20 years OF age. who charges
her husband Clarence Colhron. %
years OF age. with the murder o..
Homer Jones, colored. whose body
was found near Laurel. Md. on June
IS.
The Coihrohs were brought 10 Bal
,imore a month ago from Palatka, Fla.
ilrst on the charge of Kidnapping "a
nine-year-0ld girl from Baltimore.
While on their way from Florida the
Colhrons confessed 90 killing John 4.
Weldon, cOlOred, OF Philadelphia, near
Charlestown, on July 10, bringing the
officers TO this section and finding the
body OF Weldon In a woods where he
was shot down and robbed
Grace C0thron's mother, OF Atlantic
City, visited her daughter on Tues
day and pleaded with her 90 make a
confession Of an the crimes she has
Witnessed her husband commit during
her short married life with him.
10 was while Cothron was firing at
tin can that he fred two shots at
Jones. robbed him Of what money he
had and then made of with Jones
which was sold In Atlantic
City.
Both Cothrons are wanted by Cecil
county for the Weldon murder and by
The Prince George county authorities
for Jones death.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
DELAWARE CITY FOLKS
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
speeIaI 10 The EvenIng IournaI.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. sept G.-Nliss
Lucas returned home after a months
stay with relatives here-Dr. p. A.
Southard Of Wilmington, spent yester-
day in town-Services will be resumed
in the Methodist Church tomorrow at
tho usual hour-NTr. and Mrs Samuel
Hicken spent a few days this week in
Philadeiphia-Nlis Anna Won Culin, Of
New York. is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hlicken-Benjamin
Moore, who was operated on a short
time ago in Philadelphia, is improving.
lie was brought home last Week.-Mrs.
Alice Vail, OF SworthmOre, Pa. spent
yesterday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Nail-Nirs. Burgess, OF
Wilmington, spent yesterday with her
sister. Mrs William 4. DavidsOn-Mrs
Thomas Whanks has returned 10 Cape
Charles. Va. aftc- spending a month
with her father. Sank Jcsier-Herbert
Bentley, Of Fort Salisbury, is spending
a few days here with his family-The
Episcopal Sunday School which has
been closed for a short time. viii open
on Sunday mornng-Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
II. Gam, OF st. Georges. are spending
two weeks in Ocean Grove. y. j.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
CHEMISTS OPPOSE
HUN DYE IMPORTS
Favor Temporary Licensing
System ior Admission P end
ing Development
WAR On PATENT
"PIRATES" APPROVED

Noicing the protests OF the chemists
OF the United States against tho aboli-
tlon OF the chemical warfare service
Ellwood lIendrlck. lgsident Of .the
Chemists Club OF Nh York, at the
annual dinner OF the American Chemi-
cal Society last night at the Bellevue
Stratford. Philadelphia, criticised the
vision OF a great army engineering
school as outlined last "Wednesday by
Secretary OF War Baker in his address
at the opening session OF the society.
Mr. Hendricks remarks on the aboll-
tion OF the chemical warfare service
We're made during his address on tbs
chemists OF To-day" Other speakers
were Doctor Edgar r. Smith. Provost
OF the University Of Pennsylvania :
Lieutenant Governor Beidelman; Doc
tor Harlan :. Miner, chairman OF the
Philadelphia section of the society /:
Doctor e.. l.. Reese. chairman OF the
Delaware section, and Doctor W. II.
Nichols president Of the society. The
section presented as
souvenir 10 the visiting members
portrait Of the noted chemist, Robert
Hare.
Opposition TO the report OF coal-tar
eyes. with favor toward a temporary
licensing system for admitting the so
called vat dyes. and war on patent
pirates were among the imp0rtan
decisions az The closing sessions OF
the flfty-eighth melting Of the society
yesterday. several developments dur
ing the day indicated that German
is siill active in lnls
especially regarding the in
'ant American dye industry.
A resolution urgently requesting
hat the government take a share with
.he other allied governments in the
operating control Of German dye
pants in the occupied area, 90 that
Amcrican chemists may gain infor-
nation for the benefit Of our dye in
luslry, was unanimously passed by
he dye section Of the meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
MILFGRD'S RECORD
SALE OF HOUSES

MILFORD, Del, Sept. 6-There have
been more homes sold in Milford durins
The past week than was ever before
known in the same space Of time.
This has been brought about by the
fact that % IS imposslbleC to rent a
house in this Town. There has been
such an influx Of people TO Milford
during the past few years that every
available house has been rented. and
many who want places have not been
able 10 secure them.
Many homes have been turned into
apartment houses and these have
rapidly rented at almost any price.
and people desiring places and not
being able TO rent them. have resorted
10 buying. The building loans have
been taxed TO their fullest capacity.
This week in South Milford alone
thirty dwelling houses were sold
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
ELECTRICITY PULLS
STUNT ON STREET

Workmen who were telling a tree at
Lobdell and Claymont streets yesterday.
allowed the tree 10 fall on three high
tension wires charged with 1900 volts
of electricity and within second the
wires were splitting fire IN all direction.
one wire when pushed aside struck a
water meter cover and this was melted
while Bricks IN The street were thrown
into the air and burned a purple tint.
The wires supplied current TO the
pyrltes Company Ltd. plant In South
Wilmington and this plant was com
PEELED 10 shut down while repairs were
made 10 the power system,
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
NEWS ODDITIES.

Canada's sea coast equals half the
worlds circumference.
Some Eskimo tribes practice polyan
dry-that is. one woman may havl
several husbands.
Detroit has just opened the nrst set
tlcment house FOR Negroes.
Berea. Ohio. has the largest grind
stone factory in the world.
Albania hasn't a newspaper. a mile
Of steam railroad or a postal system.
There are eight Smiths in Congress.
New York city has 90 daily news
papers in the English language.
American shoes are in high favor
among all classes OF Chinese.
The frst roller skate was patented
in 1923 by a citizen Of London named
Tyers.
4 society TO boost good roads has
l organized I'm Toxic
Prohibitionists have been nicknamed
Pussyfoois" In England.
Tho rising tide is being used 10 raise
ships from the bottom OF the sea
Java has taken the leadership IN the
of quinine away from Peru.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
SUFFRAGISTS VOTE
IN YEAR 1920, IT,
IL Legislatures Called to
Meet and 22 Ratify Fed
eral Amendment
MISS ALICE PAUL
CONTINUES HOPEFUL
BY RUTH MOVER.


VIII women vote in tire Presidential
election OF ig2Og
Yes" say the suffragis.s.
Nor say the antis.
Tweniy-our States are expected to
ratify the suffrage amendment. Twen-
ty-two Of these are necessary for
ratification. Only 3 Of the 2i meet in
regular session IN 1920. Two special
sessions are scheduled, leaving n
special sessions 20 be called unless
another presidential election is 10 pass
without The participation OF women
IWeivc Of these A. states already
nave equal suffrage, but the other
hNe do not. The "A states which have
equal suffrage represent more than
hau or The population Of this country.
Alice Paul, chairman OF the NO-
mans Party, says:
women are determined TO vote by
i92O The special sessions necessary
TO ratify The amendment will cost no
more now that laicr The matter OF
expense has never been brought up
When it was a question Of special ses-
slons 10 permit small groups Of men,
such as our soldiers on the Mexican
border t0 vote. In many States we
are confident that the pressure Of
several suffrage. The high cost
of living and other reconstruction
problems, will necessitale special
sessions.
But women will not be content
merely 10 cast vote in The 1920 cleo
ton. They wish 10 be enfranchised
in time to take part in the party con
yenti0ns and the primaries next
spring. We believe 10 a matter Of the
greatest Importance that ratification
should be completed in time for the
state elections this fall.
The altitude Of the western suf-
frage Slaies, which have refused 10
call special sessions unth ratification
was assured, is being criticized and
resented by women in all parts Of the
country
Success depends merely on energetic
in the necessary number Of
states. Such campaigns depend only
)n the generous contribution Of funds
by the women OF The country for this
asst stage in their fight for freedom"
Miss Paul and other leaders OF the
NOman's Party are now touring from
state 10 State and organizing all sec
ions 10 demand for special raliilta-
ion sessions.
The anti-sun'ragists claim they need /
,nly eleven more legislatures TO de-
eat ratification.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
St. Peters Folk Conduct
Successful Fete on
Church Lawn
NO CAR PARKING
ON THIRD STREET

Special TO The Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE, Del, sept. 6.-lhe
Knights Of Pythias held their regular
meeting last night.
Mayor Eebles has ordered no parking
on Third street between Delaware and
south streets.
William Montgomery. Jr- VINO mas
been seriously in is slightly improved.
Bright Moody has purchased ana
moyed 10 a home on East second street
The house recently occupied by Mr'
Moody will be used as the Baptist par
sonage. The Rev. g. T. Street and IAN
uv will move there next week.
services tomorrow in all the CITY
churches will be according to the fall
schedule.
About twenty young men Interested
in basketball and other sports have or
ganized club with temporary officers
consisting Of John q. Leach. president,
and Brokaw Seminar, secretary. They
will meet again next "Wednesday even
ing at the parish house to adopt by
laws and arrange definite meetings
Miss Eva McKnitt is suffering from
broken finger
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
PRESENT STATUE TO
ST. THOMAS CHURCH

Italian American residents Of this city
will present a statue OF Our Lady OF
Mt Carmel 20 ST. Thomas r. c. Church
tomorrow. The statue will be the gift
of the santa Maria del Carmine Italian
Catholic Society. Francheti Nistocco, No.
20i3 West Eighth street, is chairman OF
the presentation committee. Mr.. Nis-
iocco has donated two statues TO the
church, one OF ST. Michael and one Of ST..
Lucia.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
WAR on TRAMp DOGS.

MILFORD. Del sept. u cam
paign against tramp dogs has been
started in Milford and the Town Coun-
cil, through the police force, is round
lng them up.
Every year at this time Milford Is
overrun with worthless dogs, and cf-
forts are being made this year 10
abaic the nuisance
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
AWARD TOws RIVER CONTRACT.

Colonel J. p Jervey United States en-
gineer. announced this morning the
awarding OF the contract for the dredg-
ing OF Toms River. y. j., to the Coast &
Inland Dredging Co. Of Point Pleasant.
y. j., at IS cents per cubic yard. The
total amount appropriated for the pro-
iect is 5000.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
SKULL FRACTURED
By FALL ON SHIP

Isaac r. Hut, OF No SOL East Fourth
street, aged 2i years, fell this morning,
in the hold OF vessel at the Pusey
and Jones Company, and fractured his
skull. lie was taken 10 the Delaware
Hospital His conditions is reported
serious.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
RINGS ON HER FINGERS
BELLS on HER TOES.

BANBURY, Sept 6.-Rcmember the
old favorite. "Rings on her fingers and
bells on her tOcs?" Twas acted hert
in the peace procession, for Banbury
figures in the original rhyme. A Ban
bury belle, gorgeously gowned, ringed
and belled. preceded the mayor in the
procession
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
END GASOLINE SHORTAGE.

HONOLULU. Sept 6.-Gasoline short
age which had laid up most OF the au-
tomobiles in the Honolulu and sur
rounding sections was ended by the ar
rival Of a Standard oil tanker with p
100000 gallons Of the motor fuel. But
it took four days to distribute it around
so traffic was normal.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
Y Y. ". C. A. CALENDAR

MONDAY
20 a. m.-Board OF Directors, Wollas-
ton Hall.
WEDNESDAY
las p. m.-Wapanachki Camp Fire,
Club Rooms.
THURSDAY
Visitors Day. Holiday House.
FRIDAY
staff Meeting OF East Central Field,
Holiday House.
SATURDAY
Setting Up Conference. Holiday House
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
LADY GODIvA RIDES
IN WHITE AND GOLD

CAVENTRY Sept 6-Though Lady
Godiva rode in this years pageant clad
in white and gold brocadc instead OF
natures garb. the pageant drew tens Of
thousands OF visitors. For the first
time in the history Of tho pageant. a
Coventry girl took the role.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
STEAMERS USE CANAL AGAIN.

Tho Ericsson Line steamers went
through the Chesapeake and Delaware
canal last night with no trouble. the
first TO pass through since the recent
storm. The steamers will now make
their usual schedule both ways.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
GIRLS HAVE HlIRCUrs.

MANENCE. Ger, Sept 6-The French
have had 10 punish certain German
youths In Hoechst for cropping the
hair OF girls who, they considered.
were too friendly TO the occupying
troops.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
RADIUM DISCOVERER
GETS pUOFESSORSUIp

WARSAW. Sept 6.-Mme. Curie,
French physicist, who. with her hus-
band. was the discoverer OF radium.
has been elected professor Of radiology
at Warsaw University.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
COLONEL JERvEY AT CONVENTION

Colonel ]. p. JerVcy, United States
engineer, will so to Washington on
Monday to attend a meeting OF the
Board Of River and Harbors Commis-
sioners.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
TRIPLETS FOR HEN

LONDON Sept. Ga pullel at Broom
field Essex laid an egg with three
separate and complete yolks
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

The want Ads win ADVERTISE bust
ness partnerships in many lines OF
work.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

The Want Ads will point 10 good in
vestmenis and business partnerships.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
CAPTAIN WILLIS on VISIT

captain John Minis, Of The United
States engineers. Sixth and King streets.
left this morning 10 spend the weekend
with his father in New York City.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

Sell your household goods at a good
profit by Want Ad In this newspaper.
Evening journal., 1919-09-06
rEMpLE TnEATRE TONIGmT.

All BaDa ana lle foltH iHi'N'7s
story published i'm 80 languages. SKIN
Episode OF Terror Of the Range Don
fail to get next weeks big program at
the theatre.-Ady.
Many people patronzed the st. Peters
Church lawn fcte at Fifth and Della
ware street last night. The tables are
beautifully decorated The fete will be
continued tonight.
Traflc was stopped yesterday between
the river road and state road when a
freieht train jumped the track near the
fibre mills.
Mrs. p. B. Lightner and her daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Lighlner, are visit
ing relatives in WilliamspOrl. Pa.
The Rev. Joseph H. Earp is visiting
friends in Chester county, Pennsylvania
over the weekend
Evening journal., 1919-09-06

Canada's sea coast equals half the
worlds circumference.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-11-27

the Editor of The Republic:

To the Editor of The Republic:
Why do we not apply to labor organ
izations the principles Of our antitrust
laws? A combination in restraint of
production is as vicious as is a combin-
alton in restraint of trade. We would
not aallow all of the railroads, or all
of the oil companies for example, to
unite in n huge organization under
private control; yet we do allow labor
unions so to combine. Moreover, such
a combination of labor once formed
and in operation, is far more danger
Gus than any other; for while we can
control combinations Of capital by
legal restrictions labor laughs as such
petty restrictions as the recent strike
injunction. The Government might
issue injunctions to its hearts content,
but it does notbreak the strike thereby.
In our political cowardice we have let
this monster grow until now it threat
ems US with revolution. The only means
of bringing it under control is by dis
solving the combination. Localize the
unions.
CAROL V. LANIUS,
Shelbina, Mo.
Former Pastor Mexico Methodist
Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-11-27
MEXICO WILL HAVE
A MODERN CREAMERY
Hassen Brothers Expect to Make This
A Leading Department Of Their
New Ice Cream Factory

For years a creamery for Mexico
has been talked about by farmers and
business men of the city and nov this
much needed addition to the city's in
dustries is to be realized. Hassen
Bros, who will start work within a
few days on their ice cream factory,
expect to make their creamery depart
ment one of the leading features Of
their new establishment.
The new plant is 20 be on the Arnold
lot on Promenade street across from
the Larson building. H. Hassen has
just returned from st. Louis, Chicago
and a number of other cities where he
has been investigating similar instl-
tutions and seeking their best features
to incorporate in the plant here.
The building at present will be one
story high with basement underneath.
The walls will be constructed with a
view of adding another story later.
The front will be attractive and mostly
glass. In every way it will be a model
of sanitation.
The plant will have a 500 gallon
daily ice cream capacity, a refriger-
ating plant if its own, sterilizing plant
and a pasteurizing equipment for all
milk. It will be a model Of efficiency
and from the time themilk is place in
the receiving vat from the unloading
platform in the rear until It comes
from the ice cream f~reezers, butter
churns and other equipment will not
be touched by hands.
Besides ice cream the plant will sell
pasterurized milk and cream and also