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The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
This From Lew Dockstader.

Rockville Center. l.. l.. Dispatch in the New
York Morning Telegraph
Lew Dockstader is fast becoming
well. The comedian, who Is at the
Rockville Center Sanitorium, where he
is recovering from an operation, sat
up in bed today, and glancing out Of
his window remarked about the con-
trast of the White Way and the crook
ed pathway that leads from the sani-
tarium to the entrance to the grounds.
Il hope to be back on Broadway in
a short while" Mr.. Dockstader said.
1t is either a case of Woodrow get
ting better or myself, or else this
country is going to go to the bow
vows.
1T is hard to be humorous when
one is Ill. Everything is a tragedy to
me now. But. say. speaking of strikes,
l guess this laundry strike isn't going
to AFFECT the Bolsheviki much"
Mr.. Dockstader enjoyed his first
solid meal since he was taken i'll yes
terday. Sitting in a cozy chair in his
pleasant room at the hospital, the
black-face comedian resembled some
one who can prove that he can come
back, and Broadway is looking for
ward to Mr.. Dockstader coming back
soon.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

conservative who number of concerns
that profits and reflect system the
best in the world
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

There industrial the Door are content
in their poverty and wealth is left to fatten
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
For Districts IndIreut stek.

There is pressing need for q larger
and more modern municipal hospital
than the washingon Asylum. out on
Nineteenth street southeast Prof.
D. A EDWARDS. Of the Lincoln Park
Citizens Association. says that or
gsnization will devote its energies
and time from now on TO urging
that work be started on the Gallinger
Hospital. which is to sUpplant the
present institution. Congress has
provided a sufficient sum to beEin
the operations. but for some reason
the matter ended there.
The building now being used as the
city hospital was originally the Dis
trict almshouse. II is Of old-fssh-
ioned construction and obsolete ia
cilities. and usually Is overcrowoed.
Dr. FRANK ABBOTT. the new super
tntendent Is doing his best 20 make
the INDECENT sick and injured as COM
Portable as possible, but should an
epidemic occur, conditions there would
become appalling.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

lborer who works with his capitalist
who employs others work with their But what
Is the public? Sakred
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

IT'S the public. as usual. that Will
be stunE hard by a soft-coal strike.
philadelphia Inquirer.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

MARIE H. HEATH.
Recording Secretary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-28

resentatives at Olympia while the bill
was under consideration, at which
time notice was served on the legis-
lature that the measure would be
referred. Crawford claims that the
emergency clause was attached after
this notice to deprive his clients of
constitutional referendum rights.
He also sets forth that the auto
license act of 1915 and it's amend
ment in 1917 were not made emer-
gency measures and claims the pur-
pose of the recent emergency cannot
be the support of state institutions
since it is designed to aid in building
highway system that cannot become
effective unless the Carlyon bonding
plan is ratified at the next election.
Crawford says auto vehicle owners
numbering 100000 in the state are
behind the attack on the license law
and intend to suspend and refer it If
there is any legal opportunity.
Meanwhile license collections un-
der the increased rate are coming in
to the secretary of state, although far
under the volume they should reach
If all owners are to be legally quail.
fed to drive their cars this year by
April 1. This date is an extension of
80 days beyond the statutory time
for making application granted by
the recent legislature.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-28
START CONTEST ON
AUTO LICENSE LAW
JITNEY DRIVERS BEGIN COURT
ACTION TO FORCE REFER
ENDUM ON NEW ACT.

Expected opposition to S. B. 1879,
the act increasing auto license fees
for the purpose of highway improve
ment and paving, developed last Sat
urday afternoon in the form of a
supreme court attack upon the emer-
gency clause, which reserves the law
from referendum and puts it imme-
diately into effect.
On petition of G. O. E. Anderson,
secretary and treasurer of the Seattle
Auto Drivers Union, Judge Mark A.
Fullerton, as acting chief justice,
issued an alternative writ of man.
date directed against the secretary OF
state, l. M. Howell. returnable in the
supreme court Friday of this week.
AS attorney for Anderson, w. r.
Crawford of Seattle previously made
formal tender to the secretary OF
state of five copies of section / of the
license bill. now listed as chapter 46,
Session Laws of 1919, as notice OF
referendum, which the secretary re-
fused to accept because Of the emer-
gency clause, and application to the
supreme court for an order COMPEL
ing the acceptance followed.
Attack on the increased license bill
is based on the absence of an emer-
gency statement in the title and at.
tachment of the clause after the bill
had been introduced as a result of a
meeting of jitney and auto bus rep
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-28
HAVE YOU PLANNED
YOUR SPRING SEWING?
Let Miss Sutherland Help You
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April is the month when every
foresighted housekeeper plans the
family's spring sewing and makes an
attempt toward getting it well start
ed The question is, then, whether
THE women of Olympia want the help
and counsel of specially trained wom-
en- in this spring clothes problem.
The extension department Of the
State College believes that they would
appreciate such an opportunity and
for that reason is offering five days
extension school in sewing beginning
April %. This school is being ar
ranged through the Office of the coun-
ty home demonstration agent, with
Miss Mary Sutherland, sewing spe-
cialist, in active charge.
The course offered is twofOld in
plan. The first half of the plan is to
consist of daily individual instruc
ton, in classes lasting from 10 O'Clock
in the morning until half past in
the afternoon 1t is intended that
each worker shall cut, fit and finish a
garment-either a dress. waist or
skirt. (No suits or other garments
will be attempted).
The workroom will be fitted with
cutting tables and sewing machines
to accommodate a maximum enroll
ment of 80, and the enrolment viii
be limited to that number of women
who have previously signed up fol
the course.
The second half of the plan con-
sists of lecture course each after
noon at 2 o'clock. These lectures are
open to all women, whether enrolled
in the sewing classes or not. The
topics to be discussed and illustrated
are as follows:
Tuesday-Cutting and fitting.
Wednesday-Select of styles
and color.
Thursday-Making the dress form
Friday garments for
spring wear.
Saturday-The use of q dress form
in cutting and fitting.
Those women who are interested In
the special ail-day sewing classes are
asked to telephone SCI so that enroll
ment cards may be sent them. Nc
charges are made for this instruction.
but admission will be made by these
cards in order to insure preference
for those who sign.
The place for the meetings is being
arranged for and will be announced
at the special preliminary meeting
which will be held April 81, a week
in advance of the regular school date
The enrolled women are asked to at
tend this meeting before choosing
patterns and trimmings.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-28
WHAT OUR Fathers READ ABOUT
IN THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO
From The Washington Standard for
Saturday morning. March ~. 1869.
Vol. IX. No. II.

From The Washington Standard for
Saturday morning. March ~. 1869.
Vol. TX. No. II.
The Reno Crescent says: A grand
event is to transpire at or near Ogden
City. A multitude from the East and
West are to meet in the center of the
continent. TO see the last rail laid
which is to connect the two oceans
1000 miles apart. 1t is said the train
from the East will contain ,000 invit-
ed guests.
The legislatures of &c states are
now in session, greater number
than was ever before assembled at
one time.
Mrs. Buffun of Chicago wants a
woman for president in 1872.
Death of Andrew johnson - The
telegraph last evening brought the sad
intelligence of the sudden death Of
our late president, at Greenville,
Tennessee, last Thursday morning,
from paralysis.
The United States district court
for the second judicial district COM
menced its session on Monday last.
Chief Justice Hewitt presiding.
The district school closed it's term
yesterday.
The weather has been unusually
clustering and rainy the past week,
suspending operations in the garden
and on the farm.
Meadow Lake, a mushroom town
which sprung up on the Central Pa
cific railroad two years ago and at
one time boasted a city government,
two theaters, 13 hotels, ETC., now has
population of 35 and a building that
cost $4,000 was sold the other day
for SIS.
VIM. Mitchell, Esq. returned from
San Francisco last Thursday evening,
whittier he hes been to purchase
spring supplies. A portion of the stock
was received on the Anderson"
An American Expeditionary Force
has arrived in Cuba, composed of fed
eral and confederate officers and men.
1t is reported that Lopez has coded
Paraguay to the United States.
Havana dispatches say the revolu-
tionists are burning many plantations
land creating the widest terror.
The Largest Building in the World
The Central Pacific Railroad COM
pany has erected a building % miles
long, 16 feet wide and 16 feet high,
over that portion of its track that
winds across the Sierra Nevada noun
| tains to prOtect the tract from snow
drifts.
Tommy Briggs Troupe of ,Minstrels
will give an entertainment at the
Olympia hall this evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-28

H. c. Heermans left on business
trip to the East last Monday. On his
return he will be accompanied home
by his son, Lieutenant Jerome Heer-
mans, who has been handling bust
ness affairs for his father in Ponnsyl
vania since his discharge from the
army.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-28

Residents of Tono are planning
'big time" again next Tuesday, in
their annual celebration commence
rating the establishment of the S-hour
day for miners.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-28

Judge and Mrs. Warren w. Tolman,
who recently purchased the J. c. Per-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-28


nov into I Wedne Mr. on the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
LOgIa ''CabaII8rOS de Orisnte''

Relaci5n de los odciales que han de
re9ir los destinos de Ia Logia 'Caba-
lleros de Oriente'', de Humacao:
P. n. P. To-, Carlos Traveller; P. N.
P. 2do., Felix Sanchez; N r., Mario
Fuentes; P. N. c. Francisco T. Le-
duo; N. c., Arturo Figueroa; v. G.. Mi
guel Casillas; D. A. (anuaD, Esteban
Sanchez; D. T., Andres Lugo; D. c.,
Carlos Gonzalez; s. p, Ernesto Melen-
dez; S. E. Hermenejildo Ortiz; G. T.,
Felipe Feliciano; c., Candelario Baez;
A. de la Der. del N G., Pedro Richard
son; Assist. de la Izq. del N. G., Andres
Poly; Assist. de la Der. del v. c., Ma
nuel Toro Perez; Assist. de la Isu del
" c., Manuel Ramirez Seda; Delega-
do la Gran Logia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
"a de OCtubre de
1918: OCurrG un te-
en- Pho. Rico

En- tai dia ocurri6 el segundo temblor
de TERRA. La conmoci6n sismica tuvo
lngar, como Sc recordara, a media no
che. La opinion general hizo signifcar
Ell hecho de que ell segundo temblor
superb al primero en- duraci6n va que
no en- fuerza. Ell primer terremoto dur6
veintidos segundos; ell segundo 33 Sc
gundos. Con motive de esta segunda
sacudida sufrieron perdidas materiales
Ponce. Aibonito, Aguadilla Coamo.
Aguadilla fue Ia que mas sufri6, que
dahdo la ciudad casi totalmente des-
truida. Sc registraron perdidas de vi
da y algunos heridos.
En- Ponce y en- San Juan ell terror
invadi6 los habitantes, y las perso-
mas dormian en- las Gales en- las pla-
zas publicas. Muchas familias huyeron
a los campos buscando seguro refugio.
Ell servicio de correos qued6 inte-
rrumpido temporalmente causa de de-
rrumbes ocurridos en- la Inca ferrovia-
ria del oeste. En- San-Juan Sc agrieta-
ron varios edificios, Y 81 ell temblor Sc
hubiera prolongado unos segundos mas,
EN- la vieja capital tai vez hubieramos
tenido que lamentar desgracias.
Ell segundo temblor Sc sinti6 mas in
tensamente en- la parte Sur Y en- Ell
oesbe de la isla, pero no ocasion6 tantos
dafios como el primero, que devast6 ciu-
dades enteras hundiendolas en- ruinas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
Los bGlgaroS
piden eL drreS-
to del ex-Rey

BELGRADE. oetubre 23.-El
pueblo b6Igaro. reunido esta
tarde en- manifestation impo-
nsnte en- Sofia. ha pedido que
50 arreste y luzgue al rey Fer
nando en- conseio de guerra IN
tenaeionai. por ser uno de los
responsables de Ia guerra. del
horrible asedio que sufri6 Bulga-
da y Ia espantosa miseria rel
naRte ali ahora.
Entire los manifestantes ha-
bia mas de 10000 eampesinos,
que son los mas irritados contra
~ oS-monaTca.
Los bGlgaros han pedido tam
bien que Sc eniuicien. por las
n,lsmas razones a los ex-mi-
nistros Radoslavoff. Redohlavoi
y MalinoH.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
Ell KAISER DEBE SER JUZGA-
DO EN- UNA NAClON NEUTRAL

LONORES, octubre 23.-Al
referirse a la comparecencia del
ex-Kaiser ante un Tribunal Mi
litar, al que sera conducido des-
pu@s de que todas las Potencias
firmen el Tratado, indican los
peri6dicos de esta capital que ell
sitio donde Sc reuna ell Consejo
que ha de. juzgarIe, debe ser Gil
nebra Madrid, por ser Suiza
y Espa6a las dos naciones de
Europa que menor participation
tuvieron en- la guerra.
La nota colectiva para pedir
Holanda la extradicion del ex-
Kaiser la eInpezo a redactar es-
ia mahana ell ministro ingles
Mr.. Bonar Law, de acuerdo con
Lloyd George.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
Don Alfonso XIII
ora ante las tunl-
has de los heroes

PARIS, octubre 23.-El mo-
narca4espaaotAT4 pfosegttfdo so
viaje por toda la que fue duran
te la guerra zona atrincherada
de Verdun.
Todos los puntos historicos
de la tragedia fueron visitados
por el Rey, singularmente las
cercanias de Douaumont, donde
sc desarrolIaron portentosas es-
cenas de heroismo.
Don Alfonso deposito una mo-
numental corona de orquideas
en- la gran tumba de los heroes,
ante la cuaI Sc arrodillo Y orc
largo ratio.
A cada momento dirigia pre-
guntas al general Petain, quieh
lie acompanaba durante el feco-
rrido, acerca de los mas saIien-
tes episodios.
Mahana saldra eI Rey para
Londres, acompahado de la Rel
ma, a quien Sc ha tributado Tin
grandioso y enthusiastic recibi-
miento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
El gIOriOSO mOnu-
mentO en- mGmOria
del gran Roosevelt

Las grandes naciones rinden home
naie al ilustre e immortal Teodoro Roo
seveltl -. "a
Fl comite Nacional. de n Roosevelt
Memorial Association cOncede a Pusr-
TO Rico. isla que siempre Sc ha distin-
guido por su amor defensa de los
grandes ideales y principles, Ia opor-
tunidad de dsmostrar una vez mas su
indicutible patrioticmo.
La Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
tion" con Ia noble idea de con.-ibuir
pegpetuar Ia memoria del Coronel
Roosevelt, solicita Ia cooperation de
todo puertouiqusfo que simpatice con
los ideales y principles que el soste-
MIA, suscribiendose con la cantidad cue
desee, adqpiriendo aai su certifcado
de miembro de Ia Association.
Con este obieto, Ia Roosevelt Me
mortal Association, autoriza oiicialmen
te al enerpo distinguido de Muchachos
Escuchas'. que en- toda campaaa pa
triotica ha rendido. con landables sxi-
tos, sus mobiles servicios, a recoger sus-
cripciones para dicho I'm.
iContribuyamos todos a demostrar .
la Gran Nacion Americana, que el Co
razon de Puerto Rico responde a todo
llamamiento de patriotismo! Puerto
Rico debe fgurar Ell el Gran Cuadro
de Honor que aparecera en- el Monu
menio de Roosevelt
Ia Roo evelt Memorial Association =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
TANCER DEBE SER
ANEXADO PRONTO

MADRID, octubre 23.-El ex-
ninistro sehor Bergamin ha pro-
nunciado en ell Ateneo un sensa-
cionaI discurso, que reproducen
todos los mas importantes pc
riodicos de Francia.
Ell sehor Bergamin Sc declare
ac6rrimo partidario de que Sc
mantenga en- Tanger ell STATU
QUO, fundandose en- que mnca
la referida pobIaci6n marroqui ha
sido francesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
POr rObar ron de Ia "OiVina"

FL detective Felipe Ferrer. llev6 ante
el Tribunal a Carlos Alberto, quien hur
to dos litros de ron de un barril de los
cue hay almacenados ell ell almac6n de
Ia Aduana, el cual pertenece al carga-
mento de la goleta ''Divina''. Ell ron
hurtado por Alberto esta valorado en-
ocho d6lares.
FL jues Santos le impuso diez dola-
res de multa, o EN- su defecto, un dia
de carcel por cada dollar que dejase
de pagar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
GREECE Ell MALESTAR
EN- BARCELONA

MADRID, octubre 23.-Ob-
servase tan grande y manifesto
desorganizaci6n EN- ell Congreso
patronaI de Barcelona, que el
gobernador civil, sehor Amado,
y otras atlas autoridades de la
pobIacion desconfian EN- absolu-
to de su eficacia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
Visje peligTOSO
haCia Bayam6n

Esta noche a las doee. se disponen
aalir haeia Bayam6n. pOr Ia eaueteTa
ds IA parada ounce. los jefes de una I'm
poTtante casa Dc San Juan: segdn nos
han Participate, van armadOs hasta los
dieniss. teniendo el prOp6sito de de
tsnsFss en- Il lugaT de los acOnteeimien.
tos y luego pEoseguir "a viaje hasta
Bayamon. en- donds tendran una con
fsreneia imp0rtante con don Pepe oller
Nos Tessrvanos sus nOmbTes porque
aa nos 10 han suplieado con 81 I'm de
cue 81 vials sea De un resultado posi-
tive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
El escandalO y los
atrOpeIIos ocurri-
dos en- Pa. Terra
Tn ex-sOldado grave
mente herido por un
golpe de bayOneta


Ia opinion &C los in5dicos que asistcn
al. joven por~orriqueao Nemesio San
chez, cue antenoche fae gravemente he
rido por Il baSoneta de IN marino aro
ricano, Is que moriEa desun momento a
otro, pno Ia herida leha n,eresado las
parties whales del organismo
Esta herida es ia coiisecuencia de m
mot:n que Sc formo eig Faerta de Tie
IRA las dos de la mafianS, en- ell cual
intervinieron varios mar roeros DEB Wire
less Station, armadOa .de bayonetas
caladas. E
Les informes que sc lian recibido ell
el Quartet de Ia Policia acerca de este
suceso son los siguientes: Como a ESQ
de las dos de la m&nana, el soldado POI
torriquefo Manuel Sanchez, habia sa
lido de I'm cafetin de a calle de San
Agustin y Sc dirigia una casa de- Sal
sipuedes acompahado por tres muje-
res. una de las cuales, era desde ha-
ce cuatro meses, su amante. Manuel San
chez viva maritalmente con esta mu-
jer. cuyo nombre es EuIalia Ortiz.
Sanchez sus tres mujeres iban muy
trsnquiios, calle arriba, scuando les sa-
lilo al paso IN marino aiaericano. Este,
:dirigiendose a Ia alnasFe del soldado
portorriquefo, Ia requirio de amores.
y Sc puso algo temerario Sanchez lie
namo la atencion al marino, de cue aque
LA estaba 'comprometida no de
bia dirigirle mas requiebros nj invita-
clones.
Ell marinoro insistiG con mayor teme
ridad, entonces, Sanchez lie asest6
por Ia cabeza I'm faerte golpe con un ga
rrote.
Ii marinero fu6 cn direction Ia es-
taci6n inalambrica, y nam6 a varios
compa1eros suycs No Sc scbe 10 que di-
jo el sus companeros; 10 cierto fue
que algunos de ellos-se calcula que
fueron echo diez-salieron a Ia calle
aQuella hora, armados de bayonetas
caladas, dispuestos a cualquier cosa.
va Nemesio Sanchez Y su amante
Sc. habian despedido de las otras nuje-
res, y 81 habian marchado su casa,
en- "Salsipuedes''.
Ell peloton de marines arInados. ingui
rieron sobre el paradero del HOHG9GE
MALC; tocaron las puertas dc varias
casas; despertaron varias famiiias has
ia que fnalmente 10 locahzaron. Guam
do Sanchez Sc di5 cuenta dc la psrsecu-
cion, s.lto por una ventana Y sc escon-
dio debajo de una casa conSigua.
Los ocho diez marineros sigueron
las pesquisas con verdadera sana fl
aalmente, le encontraron en- el cScon-
dite, de donde le sacaron puntapies.
Cuando Sanchez VIC que eran aucEos
contra uno. y armados, hugo Ell direc-
ci6n a los terrenos cue ocupaba anterior
mente la Feria Insular, al otro lado de
la carretera, y frente "La Colecti
va.
La amante de Sanchez Gniso irior
venir en- la persecution ' fu6 brutal
mente golpeada. Aver tarde fue a Ge-
clarar la fiscalia, toda nena de ven
dajes.
Los marineros siguie-on corricndo lie
(COntinua en- Ia IA. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24

Sc encuentra en- el Hosi6tal Militar
ataeado de pertinaz dolencia el doctor
r II. Hester, quien neg6 recientemente
de los Estados Unidos, con Ell fin de So
lucionar los asuntos pendientes en- la
conscripcion militar FL doctor Hester
lleva va algunOs dias de .enfermedad. Ha
cemos votos por su pronto restableci-
miento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24

Digna dc todo encomio es la labor
Que viene reali2ando la Compaiiia NJ
del Regimiento de Puerto Rico. En- los
iuegos atleticos celebrados recientemen
te en- cayey, los muchachos de la NJ
obtuvieron algunos premios en- metaIi-
co. los cuales Sc uniran al fondo del Re
gimiento destinado la caseta de tu-
berculosos. Ademas, las cantidades que
para el mismo prop6sito ha donado la
compafia, han superado, con mucho
a la suscripci6n de las demas organiza-
clones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24

Bajo Ia direction Immediate del cabo
candido Alvarez ha sido alberta en- uno
de los salones del Quartet de Ballaja,
una hermosa bibliOteca, para Ell uso del
Regimiento. Ali Sc encuentran valiosas
obras y numerosos volnmenes, regalados
al Regimiento por algunas personas y
entidades partieulares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
CPOR CABLE lNGIES.)


CIUDAD, Mejico, octubre %.
FL presidente de Ia RepdbIi-
ca general Venustiano Carran-
"a, lIam6 acto seguido al Minis
tfo de Norte- America y lie ofre-
clio dar todos los pasos condu-
centes a conseguir la Iibertac
del Consul.
Numerosas fuerzas del eier-
cito, asi como tambien aIgunos
aviadores, han salido Immediate
mente EN- persecution de los ban
doleros, que han dejado los are
males y Sc han internado en- los
montes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
La guerra con
Mejiico Sc dd
p0r Segur0
LOS RANoIDos sEcUEsTRAN
AUN CONSUL Y PiDEN PoR e.
UNFUERTE REScATE
poR CABLE IsGLEs

WASHINGTON. oetubre 23.-
Ei ministro de Estado De los Es-
tados Unidos. Mr. Lansing. IA
recibido un oablegrama urgen-
te del Ministro de Ia gran Re-
pGblica en- Ia capital dc Meiico.
en- el eual ls participa que an
grupo De bandidos meiicanos de-
tuvieron y seeuestraron en IA
mahana de hoy al Consul norte-
americana en- Puebla.
la noticia ha producido en-
Washington. donde va Sc iLzga
completamente inevitable Ia gue-
IRA con Mejico. expectation IN
cescriptible.
Ti MinistrO nortealnericano
81 - capital d. Meiico ahade en
"a cablegrama Official :. : los Sc
cusstradores tsl corsul piden
S1so.ooo por su rescats.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
DoNA MARIA G. DE vILLAEsPEsl

De un momento otro llegara Pto.
Rico Ia distinguida dana dofia Maria
G.. de Vinaespesa, esposa del celebra-
do poeta don Francisco villaespesa. La
esposa del insigne vate, embarcara in
mediatamente para Espana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
LA sALIDA DEL vAPoR MARINA

La salida del vapor Marina, es-
taba anunciada desde antes de aver
pero al notar que aun permanecia ell
referido buque en- ell puerto, interroga-
mos la causa nos informaron que 10
motivaba varias reparaciones que Sc
le estaban hacienda antes de salir.