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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
ACUSADo DE vIoLACIoN

En- ell barrio Cuevas dc Ia iurisdic-
cion dc Trujillo Alto fue arrestado Ru.
perto .Batista acusado da un delito de
violacion.
Cuevas fue pueSto disposition del
Hon. Juez Municipal, quien lie senalo
una fianza de mil dolares para su Ii
bertad provisional.
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JOSE LENA
UN Acc1DENTE AuToMov1L1sTA

En- la callc Concrete dc Cayey fue
arrollado por un automovil propiedad
de Antonio Torres, Ramon Rosa, de ca
torse aiios de edad, natural y vecino de
Cidra.
Rosa recibio contusiones en- ell laGo
izquierdo de la cara y EN- ell pie derecho.
Fue asistido en- el Hospital Municipal.
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listed Sc mudara usted Sc estable-
cera. Uno otro caso algo necesita-
ra para su oficina y entonces usted de-
bera recordarse del Departamento Re-
mington, San Justo No. 1S, San Juan,
P. R., donde hallara de todo para su of
Gina. Advt
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APRoBACIoN DE
UNA oRDENANzA

Ha sido soinetida a la aprobacion del
Gobernador la siguiente ordenanza adop
tada por el Concejo Municipal de Vega
Baja:
"'Concediendo al sefior A. A. David
por ell termino de cinco amos, la extrac-
cion del material tosca que necesite
utilizar de la cantera denominada La
Bica'', situada en- la calle la Aldea
Sanchez Lopez de Vega Baja, pa
CANDIDA razon de un centavo por cada
saco de 100 libras, para montar una ia
brica de labono.',
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INFoRME PARA UN EMPREsTITo

Ell ingeniero auxiliar senior Delix es-
ia en- Utuado tomando datos de una
alcantarilla del Municipio, que debe
ser reparada. Estos datos sc necesitan
para informar un emprestito que tiene
pendiente aquel municipio
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Queso Legitimo
DE ARECIBO
CoIInado Luina
CARMEN F. DE MAYoL

Aver fue operada en- la Clinica Mi
ramar, la estimada seiiora Dofa Car
men F. de Mayol, pertenecientc una
distinguida familia de San Juan.
La sonora de Mayol Sc encuentra va
fuera de peligro, 10 que celebramos sin
ceramente.
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LA cARGA DEL "CoAMo'

Ell vapor "Coamo" que sale hoy pa
ra Nueva York. ncva % mil caias dc
frutas; 1907 sacos de azucar; $50 ba-
rriles de bay Rum, 100 sacos de ca.
fe, 2.o2O sacos de cocos, $50 quintales
de tabaco y carga general.
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NINos EsTUDIoSoS

Nos comunican de Naranjito que los
niiios que obtuvieron diploma dc octa-
vo grado son los siguientes:
Isabel Flores, Celia Morales, Hermi-
MIA Rivera, Alfredo Argiielles, Andres
y Jose Martinez, octavio Morales, Fe-
iix Maldonado Juan Ortiz.
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ma, teIegrafsts dc San German, ha-
cicndo igual solicitud.
574.-Dc Ia sehorita Eloisa Moreno
calder6n, telegradsta dc Cayey, hacien-
do igual solicitud.
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PRoVITA vELEZ

Sc encuentra ell la ciudad proceden.
te de Fajardo, la gentil y simpatica Sc
iiorita Provita Velez, de aquella buena
sociedad, quien tenemos ell placer dc
reitirarle nuestra atento saludo.
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PoR NO PAGAR DERECHOS

En- Ia corte dc Paz dc Mayagiiez
fue sentenciado pagar cinco dolares
de multa don Antonio Fiol, duefo de
un. "truck" de carga, por no haber
pagado en- tesoreria los derechos CORES
pondientes.
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NoTICIAS DE LA ISLA

FL jefe de la policia de Fajardo in
forma, EN- telegrama que envia al
Quartet General, que sorprendio en- po-
der de Gonzalo Rodriguez, de la Gale
"Amparo' un alambiQue de destilar
hcores.
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INTENTo sUICIDARsE

En cl poblado "Santo Domingo" de
la ciudad de Arecibo intento suicidar-
sc la joven Rosa Maldonado. Fue asis-
tida en- la Sala de socorros.
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INFoRME DE LA ADUANA

Ell Richard Luithinernn" llego a
Aguadilla, con MADEIRA, de Mobile.
Ell Lake Graphite salio de Aqua
dilla para Boston, con carga.
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HUELGA DE BoRDADoRAS

Informan de Mayaguez que las bor-
dadoras y caladorss de aquella ciudad
sc han declarado ell huelga.
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PARA ESPANA

Ell Gobernador ha dado pasaporteS
para Espaina a Ramon Ramos, de va
bucoa, Fernando ordoiiez espo-
sa, de Fajardo.
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PoR LLEvAR ARMAs PRoHIBIDAs

FL Juez Municipal de San Juan ha
condenado, Manuel Luna al pago de
una multa de ocho dolares por haber-
sele ocupado encima un revolver.
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vIAJE DE INSPECTION

El Inspector de Obras Publicas don
Luis Mendez Cardona saldra hoy para
la isla ell viaje de inspection.
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Ola DE MODA

Para ell pr6ximo martes prepa-
ramos nuestro gran Dia de Moda,
en- todos los Departamentos habra
muchas cosas buenas con rebajas
considerables de sus precios CO.
rrientes.
Digaselo sus amigas para que
vengan el martes a comprar Bne-
no y Barato.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc.
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INFoRME ARCHIvADo

Ha sido archivado en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva, ell informe anual de 1918,
perteneciente la Federation do los
Espiritistas de Puerto Rico
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SANAToRIo DE LA SoCIEDAD ES-
PANoLA DE AUXILIo MU-
TUO Y BENETICENCIA
JUNO l.

ENTRADAS:- Joaquin Fernandez,
Victor Martinez Rodriguez, Manuel
Fernandez LENA y Salvador Vicente
Torres.
Manuel Gonzalez Perez,
Pedro Pereida Revina Luis Marti-
nez.
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SENSATIONAL

Para Damas, para CabalIeros, para
Nihos: El valor del calzado aumcnta dc
dia EN- dia, y para que el suyo lie re-
suite barato debo comprarlo mas Gle
gantes, las formas mas dc moda y los
dc mejor calidad.
limo SE OLVIDE!ll
JOSE LENA
CAGUAS. SAN JUAN. RIO PIEDRAS
Advt Tel. 390.-Box 442.
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RoBos EN- sANTURcE

Informa Feliciano Clemente, de San
turce. que lie han hurtado de Ia guagua
Espaila" un magnetic.
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UN ALAMBIoUE EN- FAJARDo

comunica el Jefe dc Ia Policia dc
Fajardo que en- cl dia de aver ocupo
cuatro alambiques, dos en- la poblacion
y dos en- ell barrio, "Quabrada Fajar-
dos de aquella jurisdiction.
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DE SANDAL

Aver 50 cXp.dieron 9 ceritacados ds
salud y Sc vacunaron l5 psrsonas.
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Ell MoNrEvrDEo

III vapor Montevidso usgaTa
San Juan hacia el dia s. on viaie para
Espaha.
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Para maquina de sumar Ojeda San
Jose No. 4. Avt.
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INFoRME DE LA IN. Y. AND P. r.
STEAMSHIP CO."
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Para alivianar tn maquina de escri-
bir-Ojeda. Avt.
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Ell Mago de las maquinas Ojeda San
Jose No. 4, Tele. 355. Ayt.
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80 la correspondence Informative nteraria la direction
anuncOs cOmunicados etc, drgirse Administrator
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-11
IT TOOK HIM AN
HOUR TO WALK
A SINGLE BLOCK
Had to Hobble Around on Two
Canes-Able to Work First Time
in Four Years Since Taking Tan
lac.

81 hadn't been able to do a days
work in four years when began TAX
ing Tanlac, but have gained thirty
pounds and am now putting in full
time every day." said J. c. Fischer,
of Edmonds, Oklahoma
-Four years ago." he continued, II
was taken down with typhoid fever
that left me so weak and rundown
l could just manage to hobble around
on two canes and it would actually
take me an hour to go a block some
times. l had catarrh badly and it
gave me no end of trouble My ap-
petite was poor, and even the light
est food could get, would upset my
stomach. l was miserable night and
day and took all kinds of medicines
without any better.
81 begun to pick up Immediately
after l started on Tanlac and after
l finished my third bottle, threw
away my canes and went back to
work. / kept on taking Tanlac-have
now taken five bottles, haven't miss
ed a days work since-the catarrh
has disappeared. / can eat just any
thing | want to, sleep like log and /
sure thank Tanlac for recovery"
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere. adv
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-11
co SLOW WITH
ARSENATE, SAYS
ENTOMOLOCIST

ATLANTA, July 11.-State Ento-
mologist A. C. Lewis and his assist
ant. D. C. Warren, have just return
ed from a trip in Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi, where they investigated the
use of calcium arsenate in fighting
the boil weevil. Several large cotton
plantations in both states were visit
ed by the entomologists and thor
ough investigation conducted. They
brought back valuable information
for the cotton growers of Georgia.
Their advice is, however, that they
go slowly and experiment on small
scale with this new method as the
conditions in Georgia differ from
those in Louisiana and Mississippi.
Mr.. Lewis stated that while the
results so far secured from dustlng
with calcium arsenate are very prom
ising, the work is still in an expert
mental stage. The machinery for ap-
plying the dust has not been perfect
ed as it should be. The amount per
acre to be used, the number of appli-
cations and the interval between ap-
plications will have to be worked out
better than they are at present. An
other of the questions that will re-
ouire much work is whether the cal
cium arsenate should be used alone or
mixed with some carrier, such as lime
or sl11Dhur. or both.
Mr.. Lewis advises that for the
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-11

present straight calcium arsenate be
used. 1t should be applied at the
rate of four to FIVE pounds per acre,
four to six times at intervals of one
week. The busting, he said, should
not be begun until the square is at
least 10 to Is per cent. infected by
the weevil.
Mr.. Lewis states that a high-grade
of calcium arsenate must be used and
that it should come to the following
standard: Not less than 40 per cent.
arsenate pentoxide; not more than rs
per cent. water soluble arsenic pent-
oxide and the density not less than
80 per cent. or more than 100 cubic
inches to pound.
The Louisiana and Mississippi far
mers and agricultural experts are en-
thusiastic over this method of fight
ing the boil weevil and many of them
stated to the Georgia entomologists
that they would as soon attempt to
raise cotton without busting it as they
would attempt to conduct their bust
ness without insuring it.
The board of entomology will con-
duct extensive experiments this sea-
son to determine what methods and
materials will give the best results in
Georgia. 1t is hoped that within an
other year definite recommendations
an be made to the farmers of Geor-
gia.
Mr.. Lewis is ready to give special
advice to all interested in the mat
ter if they will write him. His Of
flee is in the state capitol.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-11
CAMILLA MAN BECOMES
HOKE SMITHS SECRETARY

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Ben L.
Wood, of Camilla, has reached Wash
ington to assume duties as the pri-
vate secretary to Senator Hoke Smith
Colonel Jesse Mercer will remain as
secretary to the senator and clerk to
the committee of expenditures in the
treasury department, but Mr.. Wood
will act as private secretary to the
senior senator and will handle much
of the routine of Senator Smiths
busy office.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-11
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services for Sunday are Sunday
school at 9:45 T. Furlow Gatewood,
superintendent. The school for good
music and songs is enthusiastic. DR..
Burrows Bible class is of the best.
All visitors and church members are
cordially invited to attend his class
to be entertained and instructed.
Preaching at II a. m. DR.. Minors
subject Sunday morning will be of
special interest to his congregation.
The music by the choir will be a
peon of harmony. Come and be spir-
itually entertained.
E. E. PARSONS,
Publicity Secretary.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-11

YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS CARE
Full ATTENTION. SEE US.
AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY.
PHONE 1s. 23-tf
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
DANIELS REPORT
ON NAVAL AFFAIRS
INcoMPARABLY STRONGER AND
OF GREATER EFFICIENCY
THAN EVER BEFORE.
BUILDING IS CAPITAL SHIPS
Actual Cost Of Navy During War Was
$2,ssa, ,ooo, 900. During Next Year
the Estimate Is $573,131,2 ,254.

Washington.-Incomparably stron-
ger and more efficient than ever be.
fore. the American navy emerged
from the world war second only to
that OF Great Britain and far in ad-
vance Of any other foreign navy in
ships, in men, and every element of
strength" Secretary Daniels declared
in his annual report.
With IS capital ships-12 super
dreadnaughts and six giant battle
cruisers-under construction, all rep
resenting the last word in naval con.
struction, and several superior to any
fighting vessels now in commission,
the navy is pressing forward to great
er things" Mr.. Daniels said
The actual cost OF the navy to the
nation during the war was placed by
the secretary at $2.9S2. .0Oo. 900. Dur.
ing the next fiscal year, he said, the
navy's needs will be approximately
s573,131,254, or approximately $40.
100000 less than the sum asked for
during the present fiscal year.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
HOLDS CONGRESS At FAULT
Determination Of Department to Aban-
don Its Program Gives Leeway for
Further Rise In Price of Sugar.

Washington.-Aban of gov.
ernmental attempts to control tn. dis.
tribution and sale OF sugar waa an.
nounced by Attorney General Palmer.
"A conference has been held be.
tween representatives Of the sugar
equalization board and department of
Justice officials in which the sugar
situation was reviewed" Mr.. Palmer
said. THE department has neither
the power nor the facilities with
which to control the purchase or dis.
tribution OF sugar. The only govern.
mental body having this power, is the
sugar equalization board, and Its con-
troll terminates December 81.
"The Congress, although requested
to do so, has failed to extend the life
OF the board. The department of
Justice will confine its efforts in the
future to the enforcement of provis-
ions OF the Lever food control act by
prosecuting all instances of sales of
sugar for an unjust and unreasonable
profit.
Determination Of the department of
Justice to abandon its program was
said to give full leeway for rise in
sugar prices.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
ALLIES AGREE TO
MODIFY PROTOCOL
SEVERAL FEATURES TO WHICH
THE GERMANS OBJECT ARE
TO BE ELIMINATED.
TO GO TO HAGUE TRIBUNAL
'mputation Of Responsibility Of tho
Huns for Sinking Of Scapa Flow
Fleet Is Left in the Protocol.

Paris.-The allies have consented to
modify some of the terms of the pro-
tocol putting the peace treaty into ef-
feet to which Germany has made OBJ
lection.
The clause providing for the indem-
nlty Tor the destruction of the German
fleet at Scapa Flow has been modified
so as to refer to The Hague tribunal
the question whether the delivery of
the tonnage demanded will cripple
Germany, it is understood.
The understanding also is that the
other features OF the protocol most
Objectionable to the Germans have
been eliminated. II is expected that
the German plenipotentiaries will sign
the protocol without much further de-
lay.
The final paragraph OF the protocol
providing that even after the peace
treaty has gone into effect. the allies
might use military measures OF coer-
cion to ensure the execution OF the
treaties terms, has been eliminated
entirely.
The imputation of responsibility to
Germany for the sinking OF the Scapa
Flow fieet is left in the protocol.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
CAPTURED BY HIS OWN
MEN is CURRENTLY REPORTED

Jaurez, Mexico.-Francisco Villa has
been captured by a force OF his own
men and Is being held for a reward
fro mthe Mexican government, accord.
Ing to advices received here by Su.
pertntendent Cabellero of the Chihua.
hua division OF the National railways
of Mexico.
Two Villa rebels are reported to
have presented themselves at the fed.
eral headquarters at Parral and mott
ned the commander there that Villa
had been captured and was being held
for surrender to the Carranza forces.
The state Of chihuahua has already
offered 5000 pesos as reward.
Mexican officials here expressed the
opinion thet General Manzalo Escobar,
commander OF the Jaurez district.
would proceed Immediately to Chihua-
hua City for conference with military
officials.
w. Cabaliero. who received the
news OF the reported capture, is here
on an inspection tour in company with
Colonel Pauline Fontes, director gen.
eral Of the National railways OF Mex.
leo.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
RESIST INDEMNITY DEMANDS
Supreme Council Has Addressed Note
Of Protest TO Germany Against the
Increase Of Hun Armament.

Paris.-Germany has decided not to
sign the protocol presented to her by
the allies as a condition OF putting the
peace treaty in effect, the peace con-
ference has been notified
1t was learned that Baron Kurt Won
Lersner. head of the German delega-
tion here, called on Secretary Dutasta
of the conference and told him that
Germany had made such a decision.
This attitude is taken as confirming
reports Of a sharp reaction in Ger
many within the last fortnight Train
ed observers OF German developments
have expressed to members Of the
peace conference the view that there
has been complete transformation Of
the situation in Germany and that II
is due to the failure Of the United
States senate to ratify the peace trea-
ty.
These observers declare that while
the vast majority OF the Germans, be-
fore the senate's adjournment, desired
the peace treaty ratified as soon as
possible, they are now supporting the
governments attitude in resisting the
demands Of the allies for indemnity for
the sinking of the German feet at
Scapa Flow. recompense for which was
provided in the protocol
The supreme council has addressed
note to Germany protesting against
the increase of Germany's armament,
contrary to the provisions of the peace
treaty.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
STATE DEPARTMENT NOTIFIED
JENKINS HAS BEEN RELEASED

Washington.-The American embas-
sy at Mexico City notified the state
department that American Consular
Agent William o. Jenkins. at Puebla.
Mexico, had been released from Gus.
tody
1t was announced at the state de-.
partment that the advices from the
embassy said Jenkins had been liber.
ated from the penitentiary where he
had been pending trial on charges of
giving false information regarding his
abduction by Mexican bandits in Oc-
tober.
The embassy's dispatch reached the
state department coincident with the
arrival at tile white house Of Senators
Fall and Hitchcock, who were instruct
ed by the senate foreign relation COM
mittee to discuss with the president
pending resolutions proposing that the
president be requested to sever diplo.
matte relations with the Carranza gov
eminent.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
GERMAN BLOCKADE
MAY Be RENEWED
URGENT SUMMONS IS SENT TO
FIELD MARSHAL WILSON TO
CONSULT WITH FocH.
HAD ENOUGH -WAGG|NG
Bomar Law Says Allies Can and viii
" Necessary, Force German Rati.
hcation Of Versailles Treaty.

London.-There was a persistent ru-
NOR In tho stock exchange that the
supreme council Of the peace confer
ence had threatened Germany that un-
less the final peace terms ware agreed
to, allied troops would occupy Essen
and Frankfurt. UP TO this time the
market has not been affected by the
report.
Official announcement that Field
Marshal Wilson has gone to Paris in
response to IAN urgent summons to
consult Marshal Foch in connection
with the peace treaty" is regarded by
some morning newspapers as OF con-
siderable Significance. 1t is printed
alongside the address made in Glas.
cow by Andrew Bonar Law, in which
he said he believed the allies had the
power, and il necessary. will exercise
1t, to insure ratification Of the Yer
sailles treaty by Germany 1t is sug-
gested that steps to exert pressure In
Germany may be imminent.
There has been enough solemn nm
ger-wagging at the Germans, who have
come to believe it safe to defy the al
lies," says the Daily Mail. in comment
Ing on the situation. "A wise and
merciful course would be to tell them
plainly that IL within a fixed time they
do not comply with the allied condi-
tions and fulfill the treaty terms, the
blockade will be renewed"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
AGREEMENT MADE BY POWERS
INTENDED TO SATISFY ITALY

London.-An agreement which It is
hoped will solve the Adriatic question,
has been prepared in Paris by the
American, French and British peace
representatives for submission to
Italy Frank L. Polk. undersecretary
Of state. and Premier Clemenceau are
declared already to have signed the
agreement.
1t is understood Great Britain is
prepared to sign. upon which the
agreement will be handed over to the
Italian plenipotentiary in Paris.
The nature OF the proposals Is not
stated. but they are said to have been
framed with a view to satisfying the
Italian people.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
AT REQUEST OF WILSON, FALL
WILL NOT PRESS RESOLUTION.

Washington. President Wilson
would be "gravely concerned to see
any such resolution pass the con-
gress,' he wrote Senator Fall in re-
ferring to the Fail resolution request.
ing the president to sever diplomatic
relations with the Carranza govern
ment.
Senator Lodge said the committee
had wished to assure the president OF
its support, but that even that appear
"he may deal with it."
1T was what | expected" remarked
Senator Hitchcock, after reading the
presidents letter
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED TO
SEVER MEXICAN RELATIONS

Washington.-A resolution request
ing President Wilson to sever diplo.
matte relations with Mexico was in
troduced by Senator FALL New Mexico,
chairman OF the senate committee
charged with an investigation of the
Mexican situation. Explaining his res.
olution, which also ssked that the
president withdraw recognition OF Car.
rama. Senator Fall declared it was
based on evidence which would "as-
tound the world" when produced.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
TRANSFORMATION OF MATTER
is SOLVED BY RUTHEREoRD

Paris.-Sir Ernest Rutherford, since
1907 Langworthy professor and direc-
tor OF physical laborites at tie Univer.
sity Of Manchester, England, has solv.
ed the riddle OF transmutation of mat.
ter. the secret sought by the ancient
alchemists, according to the Matin.
Sir Ernest Rutherford is one of the
best known physicists In the world.
He has devoted much attention In re-
cent years to-
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
THE Ex-EMPREss EUGENiA
REvISiTS HER OLD HOME.

Paris.-With bowed head, a modest
ly dressed old lady was seen walking
through the Tullleries gardens.
1t was the once proud Empress
Eugenie, who bowed beneath the
weight OF SO winters, thus plucked
withered flowers from a garden that
was once hers. She was revisiting a
scene recalling all the happiness, sor-
row and terror which came 10 her
during the years she was the chief
jewel OF the old palatial mansion.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-12-11
PROOF PRODUCED cARRANZA
PLOTTED REVOLUTION HERE

Observation-Disclosures that radi-
Gals in Mexico with the knowledge
and support OF President Carranza
plotted to instigate a revolution in the
United States and to seize the border
states acquired by the American gov
ernment in 1S4S is contained in the
memorandum presented to President
Wilson by Senator Fall, OF New Mex
leo. chairman of the foreign relations
subcommittee investigating the Mexi-
can situation.