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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

eproducido dc la Correspondence"
grueso, igualmcnte para prcndas y
titles dc mesa y tocsdor, y toda clase
dc objetos. Niquelado, del mas pcrfecto
garantizado, para piezas de autom6-
viles, maquinas dc escribir, cajas re-
gis' radoras, telefoncs, y bronccado y
galvanizado, para ell recubrimicnto dc
camas, verjas, etc.
Dentro del campo deF empavona-
do y la galvanopiastia, los tallcrcs dc
''The Porto Rico Elcctroplanting Co..
podran hacer trabajos verdaderamcnte
primOrosos y artisticOs, al igpal que Sc
hacen en- cnalquier otro taller de su
genera y catcSoria, en- cualqnicr otra
parte.
Un departamento dc plateria en- re-
iaci6n con los trabajos del mismo taller
sera instalado, y este departamento Sc
dedicar& tambien la compra dc toda
clase dc objetos dc plata metal pla-
teado dorado, para su decomposition
plateadO nucvamcntc, con cl o5jcto
de volverlos vender a precios verda-
deramentc razonables.
La corporation ha emitido cierto MI
nero de accioncs que ha pucSto ID
vcnta y de las cuales sc han colocado
gran partc dc elias, y considerable que
cs una bucna inversion de dinero la que
Sc hace en- emprcsas dc este Ag6ncro, las
que, tanto por las persOnas que figuran
al frentc dc elias, como por la clasc
dc industria que sc van dedicar,
nacen va con su exito garantizado, nos
permitimos recomendar aQuellas per-
sonas que tengan algun dinero que in
vertir Y dosccn no solo obtencr un buen
beneficio personal, sino benefciar al
mismo tempo al pals, ayudando al le-
vantamicnto de nuevas industrias que
como Gsta, son las que han dc consti-
thir en- ell future la vcrdadera So
Ida base economical dc Puerto Rico, 10
inviertan en- accioncs de csta nucva
compaiiia quo auna muchas circunstan-
cias en- su formation que indncen tc-
ner fc en- su mayor exito.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
DON LUIS t. R1GuAL

Aver tarde lego, procedente de los
Estados Unidos, ell culto joven Luis t.
Rigual, hijo del excelente caballero
y amigo don Luis, quien gosa de gran
des simpatias entire nosotros.
Don Luis T. Rigual Sc ha .graduado,
con notas brillantisimas, en- la carre-
ra de Comercio, que cursaba en- Ell "Al-
bany Business College, Posee, ade-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
Ponce en- Su pueSto
Ell EMPREsT1To DE LA VICTORIA

Els muy satisfactorio poder anun-
ciar el resultado de los esfuerzos neva-
dos a cabo en- Ponce para cubrir Ia
Quota que sc asignara en- cl Empresti-
to de la Victoria.
El.telegrama que transcribimos con-
tinuaci6n demucstra ell cntusiasmo dc
la ciudad del Sur.
"El MUNDo",
San Juan.
"Podemos asegurar que Quota CORES
pondiente Ponce ser& cubierta. Conf
sion azucarera Serralles, Gonzalez y
Mercado ayltdan decididamente cam
pafia emprestito. Asciende suma bonos
suscritos hasta doce del dia a ciento
ochenta mil setecientos d6lares.'
r. RIVERA.
Pie. Comit6 Local.
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Microfotografia de meningococo. Tomada de un
globulo de la sangre del paciente falIecido

formation del periodico?
-Esto no ticnc gran valor para cl
pdblico profano, porque SC ven los mi
cro0ios, sin eli contraste dc la colora-
ci6n nj cl dctalle dc la Inca
Esto habla solo en- favor de la obra
que pcrsesuimos, pncs hcmos logrado,
dospues de pacicntes ensayos, que en-
Ell Institute sc especializara en- traba-
jos dc microfOtografia, un fot6grafo
de la locahdad, que nos Sirva hoy,
con nuestros aparatos, ell todos los ca
SOS dc cstudio, placas tan perfectas
como cualquiera dc las que Sc produ-
cen en- Europa America.
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SENADo

Bajo la prcsidencia del sciIor BARGE.
10 qued6 alberta Ia session las cuatro
menos cuarto con asistencia dc los SC
nadores, Barbosa, Abril, Benftcz, Fcliu,
Garcia, Giorgetti, Iglcsias, MARTINEZ,
Rovira, Santini, Sein, Susoni, Ti6, I'll
zol, Tous Soto, Travicso, Vald6s Bar
cello.
Sc aprucba cl acta dc la session an
terror.
El doctor Con Tostc, historiadyr
dc Puerto Rico dirije una carta al
Senado, cl prcsidente da cucnta do ella
y csta pasa la comision juridica pa
ra scr luego dada la prcnsa para Su
publicidad.
Sc lecn algunos proycctos que pasan
las difercntes comisiones del Scnado
para ser cstudiados informados.
A pctici6n del scnador Garcia Du-
cos, cl proyccto sobrc Prisiones qucda
sobre la mesa hasta scr pcdido para 81
discussion.
Fl Secrctario Ice una communication
del Sccretario de la Camara donde So
informa que la Camara ha aprobado ell
proyecto del Senado 105 con alguna8
cnmiendas. Y que no accpta las cnmicn-
daS introducidas por el Scnado al I.
dc la G 80, solicitando que cl Scnado
nombre una ,comisi6n para confercnciar
sobre Ell proyecto en- question. La Ca
mara anuncia habcr nombrado para
dichas conferencias los delcgados Pi-
nero (Fulgencio) y Gonzalez Mcna y ell
Senado nombra los scfiorcs Abril y
Fcliu.
Sc leo 'otra communication del Sccreta-
rio dc la Camara en- la que sc inforina
que cl prcsidente de dicho cucrpo lcgis-
lativo ha armado los proycctos siguion-
ties: Sc, "a, n, .1s7-138, go, 15, y las
resoluciones conjuntas Is, 10 y 65. Pi-
diendo quo su vez sean firmados per
ell Presidente del Senado. Sc lccn vari0s
nombramintos hechos por cl Gobcrna-
dor y enviados al Senado para su apro-
baci6n. Estos pasan a la comisi6n dc
nombramientos para su cstudio.
Sc pone discussion el p. del S. 174,
qne despues de ser discutido v sufrir
ligeras enmiendas es aprobado.
(Continla en- la pagina 6a.(
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Los DEBATES EN- LA CANLARA So
BRE Ell voTo DE LA MUJER. LOS
sENoREs vALDES Y BAYoNET
ARRosTEAN LA IMPoPU1.AR1DAD
Y COMBATEN ENERa1cAMENTE
Ell PRoYECTo

En- la session que celebr0 aver tardc
la Camara de Representatives. Sc apro-
DO en- segunda lectura ell proyecto MI
nero 10, del senior Pesquera, en- el cual
Sc crca ell municipio de Cataio, indie
pendiente por complete del de Baya-
mon. Ell proyecto fu6 aprobado con la
enmicnda dc que cmpcsara a regir in
mediatamcnte despues de su aproba-
ci0n. Varios representatives intervinie-
ron Ell la discussion dc este proyccto, y
cl nombre dc "Palo Seco", al nombrar-
Sc en- rclaci6n Catafio, fus motive de
algunas risas entire los seiiores repre-
sontantes, por aquello, de que los habi-
tantes de csc poblado deberan ser mas
prohibicionistas que nadie.
Sc acordo que el proyecto de los 500
acres de TERRA que seran. nmitadas
las poscsiones dc las centrales, fuess
discutido cn la session de la tarde dc
hoy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

solamcnte cl mcdico puedc debc ha
Ger.
--iY este, doctor, cs cl primer case
de meningitis dcnunciado en- Puerto
Rico?
NO, senior; 81 primer case dc csta
enfcrmedad fue investigate por el doc
tor King, miembro dc este Institute,
solicitud del doctor DObal, hacc cosa
de dos amos.
FL doctor Dobal me ha. informado ha-
Der tenidO dos easos analogos en- los
que no fuc possible. haccr la comproba-
ci0n. Este dc ahora, dc forma fulmi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
Fl case de meningitis cerebro-espinal que
ocurri6 en- Puerto Rico
sEnhevista con el DR.. Gutierrez Igaravidez

aparece en- esta Intercollegiate. La pa
ralisis infantil Sc ha logrado transm-
tir experip;entalmentc los monos,
las investigaciones dcmuestran que
el agcntc productor es un virus fltra-
bic, ultramicroscopico, del que Sc han
podido obtener ciertos clementos en- me-
dios de cultivo artifciales.
-5Qu6 sintomas, doctor, presenta la
meningitis?
-Si yo dijera usted la sintomato.
logia de esta enfermcdad. Sc despcrta-
rian alarmas injustidcadas en- muchos
casos, porque habria dc faltar la CO.
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Camara de Representatives. y Senado
Calidos debates acerca del voto femenino

versarios, era de cuatro contra uDo.
En- esas condolences adversas, y fren-
te al grupo de damas que habia concu-
rrido presenciar los debates us6 dc
la palabra el scfior Bayonct.
Su voz cs bien timbrada, y tieno un
alcance Y una amplitud notables. Ell
seiior Bayonet di6 una cxphcacion psi
col6gica de la idea emitida anterior
mente en la Camara, citada dc un
pocta biblico: "Yo, como cl leon para
el combate, y tu para cl nido como
la paloma'.
Advierte Ell seior Bayonet que no
cstuvo nunca en- la mcntc del pocta
que dijo esa Erase la idea dc que la mu-
jcr no pudiesc entrar tambien Gu Ia
arena del combate, dcmostrar Sus
fuerzas, y su talento, sino sencillamcn-
te que la Naturaleza la ha dotado dc
ciertas prerrogativas fisicas y morales,
de una extraordinaria delicadeza y una
alta espiritualidad, para el Hogar, para
ser sobre todo Madrc.
Para reafirmar este concepto trazo
mentalmente la vida de los pajaros pri-
mitivos en- la selva. Dc como surgeon
a Ia vida, de los, seres, como cantan, Co
mo la paloma arrulla al pichon, y dc
como ell palomo va buscar alimcutos
en- 10 mas intrincado del bosquc para
cl sostenimiento de su compahera y sus
hijos en- el doloroso y milagroso ms
tsnte de la gestacion. -"Ellas las
palomas para Ell nido, y ellos para la
lucha amarga Y cruel de la vida. No
es que Sc les niegue NADIA, nj que sc 10
corsideren inferiores al hombrc, sino
! OH por cl bien de elias mismas no sc
1 les Quicre hacer entrar en- las terriblcS
/ luchas politicss donde solo sc coscchan
odios, envidias. cnemistades, y cl pre-
nio muy raras veces compcnsa cl cs-
fuerzo rcalizado.'' ---"S Sigan elias dc
positsndo besos en- las cunas, hacienda
mas plancctcra la vida, y no pidan el
voto, por 10 menos por ahora.'
Ell seiior Bayonet cn su valicnte
elocuente discurso aludi6 las mujcrcs
qne habian elegido a Wilson.
"A menudo Sc dice en- csta CANA
ra que cl triunfo dc la hbortad sc 10
dcbc las mujcres. " como triunf6
Wilson,. iAh,!. Wilson triunfo
porquc las, .mujcrcs americanas vicron
en- 81 al hombre de las ideas pacifistas,
y crcycron que Gl nunca ucvaria su ma
/ ci6n a la guerra. Pero fn& una enliivo-
caci6n de elias. He ahi como qucda de-
mostrada Ia tcoria dc la antcvisi6n y
la provision y otras cosas por cl estilo
dc cstas que sc le atribuycn a las mu-
jeres.''
Ell senior Bayonct hizo un pcqucfio
relate de su hogar, y dijo dc Ia armo-
MIA y. la paz que rcinaban Gil cl. No
uuiere el orador que el voto intsr-
vcnga eli su hogar sembrando Ia semi
la dc la diScordia y dcspoiando su
mujcr dc la fcminidad, del cariie
que lie ticne a sus hijos.
AL terminarsc la session de aver tarde
nucstro reporter pudo ver varias da-
mas que fclicitaron al scior Bayonet
por su discurso pesar dc que habl6 Gil
contra del sufragio femenino.
FL se1or Coll Y Cuchi present6 una
moci6n para que la Camara sc rcunic-
SO anochc a las ocho. La mocion fu6
aprobada despues de alguna oposici6n
por parte dc algunos representatives.
SENADO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

nante,, es cl seg,lndo case comprOba-
do en- Puerto Rico.
-iY cree usted que podria cvitarsc
una epidemia de esta enfermcdad?
-Tengo absolute confanza ell nues-
tras autoridades sanitarias y en- la pc
ricia de nuestros m6dicos. Unos y otros,
marchando de acuerdo, evitaran, como
ha ocurrido va, que 81 nuevos casos
Sc presentasen Sc localiccn Sc ais
len, dc modo tai que no sean un pc
ligro para la comunidad.
-INos permiSiria usted hacer uso
lie ca.a fotografia para servir la in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
Ell ATTORNEY" INFERNO

FL Licdo. Salvador Mestre, tAsis-
tant Attorney General. esta desempe-
fiando interinamente el cargo de "At-
torncy'', con motive de la renuncia
prescntada por MIR. Kern.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
DON JOSE N. cARBoNELL

FL muy estimado amigo excelen-
te m6dico ha trasladado su residencia
a "Miramar''.
El barrio distinguido esta de place
mes por haber hecho adquisici6n tan
valiosa.
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EN- socoRRo DE Los ARMEN1os

La "Cruz Roja Infantil" ha girado
$4,000, por conducto del American
Colonial Bank, para socorrer a los
armenios que han sido victimas de las
depredaciones de los turcos,
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Ell L1cDo. RAMON sIAcA JR.

Este muy apreciable joyen registr6
en- la Secretaria Ejecutiva la firma,
signo y sello que ha de usar en- el ejer-
cicio de su profession,
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mas del ingles, que DONNA, Ell frances.
Enviamos al culto joven la mas en-
tusiasta felicitaci6n, que hacemos cx-
tsnsiva a su buen padre,
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suscribase a Ell MUNDo.
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Nueva indusuiia puertorriqueha

ReprOducido dc LA Correspondence"
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+ allo lmportante

Una Compaflia dc Scguros que Paga-
ra 100000.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
BIG PACKERS TOBE HAILED
 INTO COURT

CHICAGO, Sept g (by Associated Press). Special assistants of the at torney general of the United States here have announced that within two weeks they will present evidence against five big packing concerns to the federal court, charging them with violation of the Sherman antitrust law.
 The first attack on these concerns i to be made here, but there will be prosecutions also in other cities.
 Swift & Go. have wired to Attorney General Palmer offering to cooperate with him. They say they want to clear up the suspicion under which the packers have been held.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
MEMBERS OF BOARD WERE REMOVED FOR
 EXCELLENT REASON

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. g (by Asso- ciated Press) Oswald West, former governor of Oregon, assumed respon- sibility for causing the removal of George Long of Tacoma and Russell Hawkins of Portland from the spruce production board because of their connection with large timber inter- ests, in his testimony before the con- gressional Investigating committee here yesterday
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
BICCATHERINC OFVETERANSOF
 WARRIOR UNION

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept g (by As sociated Press).-The housing facil- ities of this city are taxed to the ut most to accommodate the hundred thousand delegates and visitors in at tendance upon the national encamp- ment of the Grand Army of the Re- public and the convention of the Woman's Relief Corps.
 Both the Grand Army and the Re, lief Corps show increased member ship during the past year. This was attributed by the commander in chief to the effect of the war, and also to the fact that veterans who had not previously joined were now joining.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
Date Set for French Ratification

securities, but their plans were nipped in the bud.
 It is believed that hundreds of per sons in all parts of the country are involved in the alleged forged Lib- erty bond swindling scheme Eight already have confessed and there will be more arrests.
 The coming meeting of senators, governors and bankers, to be held here, was to have been used to further the schemes of the swindlers.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
WORLD WILL REMAIN UNSETTLED
 UNTIL 1T IS DEFINITELY KNOWN
 WHAT UNITED STATES WILL DO
High Cost of Living Due to Uncertainty as to What Kind of Peace Will Prevail Pro-Germanism Again Holding Up Its Head, Declares
 President-Borah Follows Wilson

ST. PAUL, Sept. (by Associated Press ).-Governor Bunquist and the mayors of St. Paul and Minneapolis well comed President Wilson here and N chief executive ceived ovation as he left his train.
 The President addressed the state legislature today say that the high of living due largely to the world situation resulting from the wars sacrifices and The Wod he sad had not yet learned what the peace to be.
 The President said the world going settle down until learned what part America going play in the bringing about of peace The United States the only tion with enough free capital rehabiate the world icaIY he saiI
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
TURBULENT ALBANIA
 DESIRES AUTONOMY

PARIS, Sept. g (by Associated Press). IT Antt-Italian disturbances continue in Albania, where it is re- ported that three hundred Italian soldiers recently were annihilated by the Albanians.
 The Albanians are planning on sending a peace delegation to Paris to demand autonomy for their country.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
EXPLOSION OF GAS
 ON BUSY STREETS
 OF BIG METROPOLIS

NEW YORK, Sept. g (by Associat- ed Press) The police reserves were called out today when gases under the pavement of Third avenue and Forty-second street exploded, hurling the manhole covers into the air and causing panic in the neighborhood. Hundreds of windows in the vicinity were broken by the explosion.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
GREAT STEAMSHIP
 TO BE RETURNED
 TO PASSENGER RUN

NEW YORK, Sept. 9 (by Associat- ed Press). The steamship Leviathan, formerly the Vaterland, after carry ing 185,000 soldiers to and from Europe, has been retired as a trans port and will be refitted as passen- ger ship and returned to the United States Shipping Board.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
OIL INTERESTS SAID TO SEEK
 INTERVENTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. g (by Asso- ciated Press) The senate committee on foreign relations has learned of the existence of an organized propa- ganda in the United States to pre- vent an armed invasion of Mexico.
 The League of Free Nations Asso- citation" is said to be sending out lit erature against intervention. claim ing that the oil companies are seeking intervention for selfish purposes.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
UNCLE SAM WAS GOAT
 IN INDUSTRIOUS FRAUD

WASHINGTON, Sept. g (by Asso- ciated Press) At the opening ses- sion of the house committee to inves- tigate fiscal deals concerning the manufacture of ammunitions for Rus sia, held here yesterday, it developed that two hundred thousand pounds of gunpowder originally sold to Great
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
SENATORS ARE TALKING OF COMPROMISE
RADICAL PROGRAM OUTLINED
 BY INTERNATIONAL COAL MINERS

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. (by Associated Press). Two thousand delegates in attendance here today the international convention of the United Miners of America and the English coal miners organizations
 It is expected that the convention will support the claims of the miners for a sixhour day, thrtyh week, and the naturalization of the coal mines.
 Consideration will be given also to the demands for higher wages together with the shorter hours
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
NO GERMAN NEED LACK
 FOR EMBLEM OF VALOR

COBLENZ, Sept. g (by Associated Press) The German government has arranged for a new issue of Iron Crosses for returned prisoners of war. Some of the crosses are to be award ed to the new volunteers now Sc :vlng on tie eastern frCnt.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
PETERBOROUGH PLAN
 WIPED IN THE BUD
 BY ALERT OFFICIALS

CHICAGO, Sept. g (by Associated Press) Seven members of an al- legged band of counterfeiters operat- ing throughout the country have been arrested here. The gang planned to float a million dollars in worthless
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
For a Minimum Wage
More Railroad Demands

DETROIT, Sept 9 (by Associated Press) ).-The maintenance of way and shop laborers of the railroads, in convention here, state that they expect an increase of $1 per day in wages, and that unless it is granted a strike involving railroads through out the United States and Canada is possible.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
Sympathetic Strike

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. (by Asso- ciated Press) Fourteen thousand miners of the Lackawanna Company's s coal mines struck today in sympathy with the miners of Archibald, Pa.
 Thirty thousand miners of the dis. trict have voted to strike.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
BOARDED MEAT PRODUCTS
 ARE QUICKLY DISPOSED O

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. g (by As sociated Press) Three thousand pounds of pork seized from food hoarders was sold here today to the public within twenty-five minutes.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
GALLANT POLISH TROOPS
 AT GRIPS WITH REDS

LONDON, Sept g (by Associated Press).-A Polish official statement reports that the Poles are advancing and are engaged in heavy fighting with the Bolsheviki on the River Dvina.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
SUBS ON EXHIBITION

TOXIC, Aug. 2 (by maiD German submarines allotted to Japan have safely arrived at Yokohama, where they are open to public inspection.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
Splendid ribute
 To Hero of War

NEW YORK, Sept. g (by As sociated Press) General Per- shing almost broke up the Hip podrome show last night when he appeared in box i'll the middle of the first act. The audience cheered and the band played "The Star-Spangled Banner"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
STRIKE IN TOKYO

TOXIC, Sept. g (by Associated Press) ).-Sixty-fve hundred arsenal operatives here have gone on strike.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
WILL MAINTAIN FAMOUS SHIP
 COMMISSION

ASTORIA, Ore, Sept. 9 (by Asso- ciated Press).-Secretary of the Navy Daniels, on board the battleship Arkansas, entered the harbor here yesterday, He was met here by Gov ernor Olcott, and informed that of ficial that the famous old warship Oregon would be assigned permanent ly to Oregon waters, the government defraying half of her annual upkeep and the State of Oregon to pay the balance.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
BoIsheViki Want Peace

PARIS, Sept. g (by Associated Press) The Bolsheviki have pro- posed peace to the Lithuanians, who have surrounded the Bolsheviki.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. (by Associated Press).-Advo of the ratification of the peace treaty without amendment reservations reported to feel that sort of those senators who favor amendments and lions will be necessary
 Certain endeavorng get the extremists of both sides to agree to mild reservation clauses
 Meeting of League to Be Postponed
 It is virtually certain that the first meeting of the League of Nations will not be held here in October had been planned The date of the meeting will depend upon the rat cation of the treaty. It may be held in November if the treaty has been ratified at that time.
 Date Set for French Ratification
 PARIS, Sept (by Assocaed s)-The Echo de Paris says that the chamber of deputies in all likelihood will ratify the treaty September 10 and the senate the 2Oh
 Rumania Rejects Austrian Treaty
 The Rmanian peace delegation has refused to sign the treaty of peace recently presented to Austria.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
Principle of Self-Determination Is Sound

SIOUX FALLS, s. Dak~ Sept. Coy Associated Press)- Gemansm has again lifted its head in this country ared President Wilson here yesterday speaking before eight thousand persons at the Coliseum.
 The President said that every element of chaos hoping that there would be seadng hand placed he affairs of the Word lie called the peace treaty aborng mans treaty. drawn up for the benefit of the people,
 The political settlements made for the peoples concerned laid down the principle he said that territory to be governed except the people there wanted to be governed
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09

Britain, and then to Russia, and then resold to the United States, was worthless.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
STRIKERS IN
 BATTLE WITH
 LAW OFFICERS

HAMMOND, Ind, Sept. (by AssO- ciated Press).- battle between the striking employees of the Standard Steel Car Company and the police here yesterday resulted in the killing of five of the strikers and the wound ing of ten.
 Hub Policemen to Strike
 BOSTON, Sept g (by Associated Press) The Boston policemen's union has voted to strike tomorrow.
 For a Minimum Wage
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g (by As sociated Press) The National Fed eration of Federal Employes, at it's convention here yesterday, voted to press the passage of the Nolan bill, now before congress, which provides a minimum daily wage of $3 per day for all federal employees.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
EXTREMISTS MAY BE INDUCED
 TOCET TOGETHER ON PROGRAM
 OF MILD RESERVATIONS TO PACT

Realize That Concessions Must Be Made to Oppo- sition Senators if Document Is to Receive Constitutional Sanction of Senate
 Meeting of League to Be Postponed