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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
La Guardia NacionaI Sc esta
OrgdniZand0 en- Puerto Rico
Sc aIistardn 1000 jovenes portorriquenos
habrd un Battalion de CabalIerfa y

En- breve llegara a San Juan ell
coronel George E. Thorne, que ha
sido nombrado por ell Departamento
de la Guerra de los Estados Unidos,
para ocupar ell cargo de Instructor
de la Guardia Nacional de Puerto
Rico, en- cuya organization esta ira
bajando activamente ell Ayudante Ge-
neral, Mr.. John A. Wilson, que regre-
SO a bordo del "Brazos".
Mr. Wilson estuvo cerca de dos me.
ses en- los Estados Unidos durante
su estancia ALI pudo zanzibar impre-
stones con signifcados elementos mi
litares, entire ellos el General Nc. F.
Carter, ("Chief of Militia Bureau")
quien esta entusiasmado con la idea
de que Puerto Rico tenga su guardia
nacional.
Aver tarde, un reporter de GEL
MUNDO" celebro una 4intervie'w"
con Mr. Wilson, acerca de sus pro
positos, Y el lie dijo que en- breve es-
tara organizada la Guardia Nacional,
para la cual Sc hara un alistamiento
de 1000 jovenes portorriquenos ciu-
dadanos americanos. Probablemente
este Reimiento, inclusos la Oficiali-
dad ell battalion de caballeria, cons
tara de 1,2O0 hombres.
Sc nos informa que Sc dara prefe-
sencia en- los reclutamientos a los
militares que recientemente tfueron
licenciados del ejercito regular.
de acuerdo con una ley que apro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26

Unidos las condolences de vida son
distntas a las de Puerto Rico los
obreros, por diversas razones, centre
elias la del clima) Sc ven obligados
gastar mas dinero.
FL ST. Nadal dice que en- las Off
cinas centrales de la scompafia ha
sido objeto de estudio ell memorial
enviado por los trabajadores, Y que
es del todo probable que la compaiiia
no accedera todas las demandas.
Ell Vice-Presidente de la Union de
Marines, Mr.. Fischer que Sc esperaba
en- ell "Brazos" no ha llegado, pero
hay la creencia de que vendra en- el
proximo vapor.
No fue possible hablar con ell Co
bernador Yager, para preguntarle 81
el iba a nombrar, de acuerdo con la
ley numero SO que esta en- vigor
desde el dfa cuatro de los corrientes,
los miembros> del comite de concilia-
cion y arbitraje para evitar huelgas
y paralizacion del trabajo, porque ell
secretario Sr. Rodriguez, dijo a un
reporter de Ell MUNDO que Ell GO
BERNADOR NO Saba NADIA
DEL ASUNTO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
Ell Padre NazariO
faI|eCi6 aver tarde

Aver a las dos de la tarde murio
en- su habitaci6n del Obispado ell Rdo.
Padre Jose Maria Nazario y Cancel,
uno de los hombres mas eminentes de
Puerto Rico. Al conocerse en- San Juan
la infausta nueva, en- todos los Ia
bios fue una Erase del sentimiento, uno
ell comentario ante la desgracia ire
parable uno tambien ell recuento
de las muy dignas ejecutorias que hi
cieroh famosa la existencia del no
table hombre de ciencia que baja a
la tumba a la edad de ochenta amos.
I'm mismo sentimiento de intense do
lor fue en- ell alma de todos Y cada uno
de los habitantes de San Juan, Y la
trascendencia de esa pena tuvo igual
alteza de expression en- las classes dis
tinguidas que en- las agrupaciones po-
pulares..
Ell padre Nazario habia nacido en-
Sabana Grande ell dia 8 de setiembre
de 1888. Estudio en- ell Seminario de
Puerto Rico, donde obtuvo el titulo
de Bachiller en- Filosoffa, que fue ex-
pedido por el Obispo Carrion ell 20
de julio de 1861. Fue ordenado por ell
mismo Prelado el 3 de diciembre de
1865. Desempeno por mas de as
amos la Parroquia de Guayanilla. En-
1886 fue Cura Economo de Juana
Diaz Y Vicario de Arecibo en- 1899.
En- 1912, indicaciones del obispo
Rdo. Jones, ell Padre Nazario abando-
no su parroquia de Guayanilla y vino
residiria al .Obispado- La paralisis
min6 su organismo y fue la dolencia
que lie cerro las puertas de la vida.
/, I'm redactor de Ell MUNDO, que
estuvo aver en- ell Obispado, hablo con
la prestigiosa DANA dona Ermelin-
da Nazario de Solo, sobrina del Pa
DIRE Nazario. Nos dijo~la distingui-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
iDONDE ESTARA ESTA
ARlSTOcRATICA DANA?

BARCELONA, setiembre rs.
Han lIegado noticias aqui de
que en- Tenerife embarco a bor-
do del "Valbanera", cuando es-
tie saIio en- su viaie fatal, una
belIisima y aristocratica DANA,
que iba acompahada por un nj
no de corta edad. Este nifio era.
hijo de ella, que iba a reunirse
con su esposo en- Washington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan, PR. on sep. 25th
1919, Of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 4Sl 1I2 B. P. L. & Reg. 1918.
(PoR CABLE INGLEs.)

LONDRES, setiembre 25.-
Los trabajadores y Ell personal
de todos los ferrocarriIes de la
Gran Breta1a amenazaron con
una formidable huelga general.
EI Gobierno, ante la grave
dad de la situacion, reuniose
con toda premura, y acordo
transigir con los hueIguistas,
concediendiendoIes a todos los
mismos jornaIes que disfruta-
ron durante la guerra.
creese que la actitud del Co.
bierno obedece grandes pre-
stones poIiticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
Los gravIsim0S sUceS0s pr0movidos
en- Fiume por Gabriel D'Annunzio

Ell gobierno de Italia ha establecido
un Gordon de tropas alrededor de la ciu-
dad de Finme para opener resistencia
a los movimientos sediciosos del poeta-
soldado Gabriel D'Annunzio, quien exal-
tado por un sentimiento temerario de
patriotismo, Sc lanzo a la cabeza de
un puiiado de hombres la conquista
de la ciudad adriatica desafiando la vo-
luntad de los poderes de la entente. La
ciudad, sitiada por las tropas regulares
del gobierno italiano, cuenta con where's
que apenas duraran para resistir los
sitiadores por espacio de tres meses.
Las tropas leales del gobierno italiano
Sc proponen cortar toda communication
con ell exterior para precipitar la rem
dici6n de la plaza dentro del mas bre-
We plazo.
Los soldados que capitanea Ell bravo
poeta han establecido un sistema de
trincheras alrededor de la ciudad y Sc
proponen opener una resistencia tenaz,
rabiosa, y veneer morir en- la contien
Ca por el ideal redentor que les anima,
previniendo de este todo ataque even
tual
FL general Bagdolio, jefe de Estado
Mayor del Ejercito Italiano, que Sc en-
cuentra junto los viejos muros de la
ciudad de Plume, ha arengado a las tro-
pas que Sc han dejado arrastrar por la
exaltaci6n lirica del gran poeta italia
no, aconsejando los temerarios patrio-
tas que abandonen al poeta ingresen
en- las filas sitisdoras. Algunos soldados,
vencidos por la incertidumbre, han aban
donado a D'Annunzio uniendose al &C.
neral Bagdolio.
FL General Dfaz, comandante supreme
de las tropas del reino de Italia. regre-
SO a Roma tan pronto como el cable
lie puso al cOrriente de los sucesos de
Fiume, conferencio con ell Rey y con
ell presidente del Consejo de Ministries.
Diaz sc encontraba con vacaciones en-
los momentos en- que Sc desarrollaron
los movimientos que ha dirijido Ell illus
tire autor de "'Il Fuoco''.
Los despachos que llegan de Fiume
revisten suma gravedad juzgar por la
estricta y celosa censura que observa
el gobierno.
La prensa francesa, comentando los
sucesos de Plume, comenta desfavora-
blemente el movimiento de insurrecci6n
levantado por Gabriel D'Annunzio al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26

bo nuestra Legislature el IL de abril
de 1917, ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
ha destinado la suma de diez mil do
lares anualmente para organizar la
Guardia Nacional, que es un cuerpo
que mantienen todos los estados de
la Union americana, incluso Hawaii
Esta suma, sin embargo, sera de-
dicada solamente a cubrir los gastos
de acuartelamiento ejercicios, por
que existe una ley federal, votada
durante ell periodo de la guerra ('Na.
tional Defense Act0, en- la que ell
Gobierno de Washington Sc compro-
mete a suministrar los uniformes, ell
equipo complete, de rife, municiones,
ETC., y ell sueldo para los soldados
pertenecientes las Guardias Nacio
males de los diversos Estados de la
Repnblica
Tambien tenemos informes de que
pronto llegaran 300 caballos de raza
americana para ell battalion de caba-
lleria.
Mr.. Wilson esta entusiasmado con
la idea, Y nos dice que pronto sera
nombrado un medico militar que Sc
'encargara de examinar a los soli-
citantes, que deberan ser todos ciu-
dadanos americanos.
Pronto--segun Sc nos inform6-Mr.
Wilson hara un viaje alrededor de
la isla para reclutar jovenes de los
diversos pueblos. Hoy celebrara una
conferencia con el Gobernador Yager.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
LA GRAN HUELCA DEL ACE
Ro EN- ESTADOS UNIDOS.

PITTSBURGH, setiembre 25.
Los 1ltimos informes dados a
la publicidad acerca de la gran
hueIga de Ios 'trabaladores def
acerc. afirnan que va eI-n1me-
70 de huelguistas asciende a
$4,000 hombres, que obrando
como Una soIa voIuntad, Sc han
negado trabaiar.
Esta noche Sc ceIebraran al
gunos nnitines entire los hueI-
guistas. La creencia es que es-
ia hueIga sera canada ST los
obreros sostienen sus posicio-
nes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
Ell COB|ERNO INCLES CEDE ante
la ACTITUD De LOS HUELCUISTAS
LOS AL EMANES HAN EScON-
DIDO LOS TROFEOS DE 1870

PARIS, setiembre 25.-Los
aIemanes han hecho desapare-
Ger misteriosamente las bande-
ras, estandartes y demas tro-
feos cogidos a Francia en- la Iu-
cha de 1870, con ell firme pro-
posito de no cumpIir la cIausu-
la del Tratado'de paz, que dis
pone la Immediate devoluci6n de
los referidos trofeos a las auto
ridades de la expresada RepG-
bIica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
Manuel MOcete PadiIIa"

da sonora que el Padre Nazario ha'
cia tiempo habfa expresado vivos de-
secs de trasladarse a Guayanilla,
pueblo donde paso la mayor parte de
su vida. Ell guerra rnprir ALA, en- ell
pintoresco pueblo, dohde empez6 su
carrera eclesiastica
Ell entierro del Ptdre Nazario Sc
verificara hoy las hueve de la ma
fia1fa; acto para ei taaf eI Obispado
invita- al p1blico.
Enviamos la expression de nuestro
mas sentidU pesame la familia del
que va no existe, rGsame que hace-
mos extensive al digno cuerpo ecle-
siastico de la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
LA HUELGA DE LOS
MEDlcOS EN- iRLANDA.

- LoNBREss setiembre rs.
Los m@dicos de Dundalk, IrIan-
da, despues de ceIebrar una
reunion, acordaron decIararse
en- hueIga, por considerar que
los honorarios que les pagan
los pacientes no estaban de
acuefdo con ell alto costo de la
vida. Hoy, cuando los enfermos
acudieron a los dispensarios
fueron rechazados. La situa-
cion es comentadisifna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
PoR NO MARcAR Ell PESO

La "Cayey Sugar Co.. fue denun-
ciada dos veces, y condenada por ca
da denuncia cuatro d6lares de multa
v costas, por vender para eli consume
local, sacos de azlcar que no lleva-
ban marcado Ell peso de los mismos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
PoR EscANDALos

Carlos Flores v Esteban Rosa fue-
ron llevados por el policia zen6n Or
tiz ante ell tribunal municipal, por al
tsraci0n del orden en- la calle de la
Fortaleza, donde sostuvieron una riiia.
Ell juez Santos les impuso cinco do
lares cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
LAS HUELCAS EN- ESPANA.

MADRID, setiembre 25-La pa
raIizacion de todo ell trabajo y
ell trafico en- las Was comercia-
les contin1a en- Alicante como
ell primer dia que empez6 la
huelga. Ell paro es general y
las industris Sc ven sacramento
amenazadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
VaIiOSa C6niSi0n
UniOniSta aIi6 de
Ponce para S. Juan
Anoche recibimos 81 telegrama 81
guiente: =
Gel MUNDO,
San Juan

Editorial "Barcelo y Tous", produ-
ce favorable impression, interpretando
sentimiento opinion piblica. Este mo-
mento varios autos cOnducen capital
Comisiones polfticas unionistas Sres.
Wys, Vicente Y jose Usera, Porrata
Doria, Simon Moret, Iglesias, Cardo
ma, Olivieri, Lcdo. Tero, Clavell, Gui-
llermo Schuck, Fagot, Campos, Cas-
tillos, Cintron, Principe. Van salu-
dar Barcelo, compafecer ante Junta
Central Delirante entusiasmo unio-
nistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
Ell LICENCIADo cAMPILLo

El dia diez embarcara en- Cadiz, para
Puerto Rico, ell fiscal don Luis Campi-
10, a quien Sc lie prprrogo la licencia,
por razones de salud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
JUEz sUSTITUTo

El Gobernador ha aprobado ell NOM
bramiento del Licdo. Andres B. Gro
sas, Juez de Aguadilla, para que ac-
tue como Juez sustituto de Mayaguez
mientras dure La enfermedad del jue2
nroniafario - Y Z 4 * Z. x
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
AT THE IDEAL

Helen jerome Eddy and Pauline
Curley, who have prominent roles in
THE Man Beneath" sessue Haya-
kawa's latest Haworth production dis
tributed by Exhibitors Mutual, will be
remembered for their excellent work
in "The Turn in the Road"
Miss Eddy plays opposite Haya-
kawa, portraying Kate ErsRine, the
Scotch girl whose love for an alien
and the realization of the ban Of
blood that stands between her hap
piness and that of her lover, furnishes
her role of tense dramatic and
pathetic appeal.
Miss Curley, one of the loyeliest
girls on the screen. makes a charm
ing picture as Mary Erskine, the
somewhat spoiled younger sister
Jack Gilbert in the leading juvenile
role, Wedgewood Novel; and Fon-
tame LaRue as the black-hand spies
and Fannie Midgley, complete nota-
Bile cast
The production was made under the
direction of william Worthington
who was responsible for His Debt"
THE Courageous Coward" "A Heart
in Pawn" and other Hayakawa sue
cesses.
The above is scheduled for today
and tomorrow at the Ideal; also
"Fatty's Hoodoo Day" a Roscoe Ar
buckle comedy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07

seats as colleagues of the three COM
missioners now Ia office. THEY are
Tom Hughes and z, b. swupe, who
constitute. the compromise ticket en-
dorsed by the Business Mems asso-
citation and the Central Labor union.
Clyde Tingley, II. L. Hahn, T., c. Han
cock and Hugh Waters, The names of
only five are printed on the ballots,
Mr.. Hahn not having declared his can
didacy until the barrier had gone
down on nominations His supporters
will write his name on tho ballot.
Two amendments to the city charter
also will he voted upon today One
provides fer filling the vacancies if all
the commissioners should be recalled
at one swoop, The city clerk, in that
event, will call a special election. II
the city clerk. too, is recalled the dis
trict judge will act
The other would cut off the salary
paid the commissiouers-$5 a meet
ing. This has been opposed by the
Central Labor union ON the ground
that a working man could not afford
to give his time as commissioner with
out remuneration for the time he lost
from work
The voting places follow: First
ward, National Life Insurance cont
panys office, 200 North Second street,
Second ward. t22 West Gold avenue;
Third ward, 213 West Gold avenue;
Fourth ward, city hall The polls will
he opened at 3 a. IN, and will close at
6 D. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
TURKEY PRESENTS NEW
AND URGENT PROBLEM
TO PEACE CONFERENCE


Paris, Oct. (by the Associated
Press THE new situation in Turkey
which has arisen through the resig-
nation of the cabinet, is regarded in
French circles as confronting the peace
conference with another grave and ur-
gent problem The downfall of the
government is attributed to the occu-
patton of Konieh by nationalist forces
under Mustapha Kemad, who accord
ing to some estimates, has 100000
men.
The press generally consider that
Asia Minor has entirely escaped from
the control of Constantinople and that
the Young Turks are regaining the up
per hand. Some of the newspapers
point out that there is no force avail
able to deal with the fractory ele-
mente: DINERS ASK whether the entente
powers gre sufficiently united and in
clined 70 the necessary powerful inter-
vention.
French official circles direct atten-
ton to the fact that Djemal Pasha,
the new war minister, is the political
ally of Mustapha kemad, and the
generally are of the opinion that the
change in the cabinet may result in
stabilzing the government and extend
ing its authority over great territory.
The sultans decree, according to the
version received by the French author
tiles, outlines a policy which appears
to embody an endeavor to reach an
understanding with the nationallsts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
SWOPE WILL GET BIGGEST.
PLURALITY, CHASE SAYS

E. T, Chase, president of the bust
ness mems association, last night gave
out the following statement:
Il feel confident that Tom Hughes
and f. b. Swope will be elected COM
missioners by the voters of the city to-
day. f b. Swope viii poll the largest
vote Of any candidate and will go over
by big majority. Tom Hughes will
be elected but by a smaller majority.
THE reason that Swope will beat
Hughes is because of the fact that the
labor organizations of the city have
kept their word absolutely and are vot-
ing for Tom Hughes and Swope; while
some of the business men--and | say
it with a feeling of shame-are cutting
Tom Hughes and voting for Tingley
and Swope.
THE voters of this city and espe-
cially the business men will do we'll to
remember what Judge Richard H
Hanna said at recent meeting of
the business men, when he told them
that If the business men of the city did
not regard with honor and integrity
the compromise made with the labor
organizations of the city, they will find
that in the future they will be absolute
ly unable to ever settle labor contro-
versies peacefully"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
FL PASO ROTARY AND
KIWANIS CLUBS WILL
SUPPORT ROAD BONDS
lssselA. eosnssronasnee u aoaNINa looaNAtl

ESPECIAL coRREsPonoENcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Fl Paso, TEX, oct. 6.--Arguments IN
behalf of the constitutional amend
ment authorizing a bond issue of Sf5,-
coo, 600 for good roads throughout the
state, will be presented before the XII
wants club and the Rotary club here
Wednesday and Thursday, respective
" The amendment is to be voted on
November 4, and good roads advocates
are preparing for a whirlwind cam
paign to influence public opinion in Ia
vor of the measure.
Among the speakers in support OF
the amendment will be Judge ADRIAN
Pool. of Ell Paso, who will address the
KiWanis club.
Every part of the state should be
benefited by the bond ISSUE" SAID
Judge Pool tonight. "The plan would
be to give Texas system of high
ways modelled on the California plan
Among the roads that probably would
be built would be Texarkana-El Paso
highway, and also a number of others
in the Panhandle and in the central
part of the state. 1t will be tremen-
dous thing for the state of Texas II
the amendment is passed"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
HEAVY VOTE IS
PREDICTION FOR
. ELECTION TODAY
Hot Fight Waged By Six Can
didateS and Big RegiStra-
ton Furnish Basis For the
Forecast,


That the hot and several-sided fight
waged by candidates for the two re-
Gently created seats on the city cont
mission win bring out today one of
the heaviest votes cast at purely
local election for years was the belief
of the boys usually supposed to be
wise in their day as to political mat
tiers.
Aside from the decidedly active
campaign staged by practically all of
the candidates. the registration might
he taken as an indication of more
than usual interest interest for a city
election since the passing of the
councilmanic regime. The books show
on their face that 5.2lS qualified
voters have the right to vote today,
but the vote, of course, was not ex-
pected to near the registered total.
Some men are registered III more
than one ward--the one in which they
last lived and the one in which they
now are living-and they haven't any
intention of voting more than once.
Others, whose names are still on the
books. have moved away And cam
didates in their zeal for getting out
the VOTE it is likely. registered men
who won't so near the polls. For
these reasons the vote can't be ex-
pected to approach the registration,
but it was believed that it would be
heavy,
Rain last night threatened unfavor-
able weather for the election, but the
weather man at Denver was hopeful
He sent out word that today was to
be partly cloudy. but said nothing
about more rain. His silence was re-
INI . a.
ism.
There are six candidates in the field
from which two will be elected to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
JUST HURT
ALL Owe R
Couldn't Sit, Stand or Lie With
Any Comfort. Sister-in-Ia
Gives Good Advice and Car
dui Does World of Good.

Holland, Texas,-Mrs, Mamie Mes
ser, Of this place, states: "About
three years ago was in very crit
ical condition. 7 had been suffering
for some time. To tell how 1 hurt
would be impossible.
/ just hurt all over
/ couldn't sit, stand or lay with
any comfort, my back, sides and
head all gave me a great deal of
trouble.
l was especially bothered with q
light swimming in my head. My
people were very uneasy about me
and sent me to my relatives to see
if change would do me any good.
I stopped at a sisterin-law and
she being a great believer in CarduJ
asked me why 1 didn't use it. de-
cided to try it,
had only taken a few doses when
/ felt it would do me good. This
gave hopes and used it right along
and it did me just world of good,
since which time l have never ceased
to praise Cardui."
Cardui is recommended for simple
female complaints and womanly
pains and has been found to benefit
in thousands of such cases when not
due to malformation or that do not
require surgical treatment. Try it,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
AT THE LYRIC.

Upstairs" Goldwyn's latest release
starring Mabel Normand. comes to
the Lyric today and tomorrow.
Miss Normand never has had bet
ter vehicle for her peculiar talents
than in this story by Perley Poore
Sheean She plays Elsie mcfarland
in the downstairs" of a great. pala-
tial hotel; a slavey always anxious to
get upstairs" where the music and
the laughter and wine are. But ap-
parently she is always to stay below
and suffer callings-do from the
brutal chef who dominates the
kitchen
There is humor enough in her deal
ings with that individual and her at
tempts to play when she should be
working But the real humor Of the
piece is seen when she is providentally
lifted upwards by a bell-boy who is a
millionaire in disguise. In passing 1t
may be noted that his sole reason
for donning role was to become ac-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
ELECTION RAITY BOOSTS
THE COMPROMISE TICKET

The meeting of the Central Labor
union last night resulted in an cleo
ton rally of considerable proportions.
Enthusiastic demonstrations for the
compromise ticket took the place of
the usual routine business, which was
postponed until another time, The as
sembly expressed absolute confidence
in the election of their candidates.
Hughes and Swope, at the polls today.
Fifty men were detailed as election
workers to work at the polls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
FLIPS FROM THE FILMS
AT THE THEATERs TODAY.

''B"Theatcr--Jesse l.. Laskey pre-
sents Wallace Reid in The Love
Burglar" a Paramount picture also
reel of Current Events and a reel
of Burton Holmes Travelogue
Ideal Thcater-World's Photoplay
Corporation presents Sessue Haya-
kawa as the star in The Man Be
neath;" also Roscoe Arbuckle in Fat
TVS Hoodoo Day"
Lyric Thcater $1,000 Mabel Normand,
one of Goodwin stars is featured in
upstairs" a "Ragtime Romance;"
also a two-ree comedy.
Pastime TheateF---A special attrac-
ton, entitled "A Midnight Patrol is
the big feature at the Pastime; also q
Chaplin comedy, Ham Artists and
a Lloyd comedy, Isl, Senior"