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FOR SALE-H0USES
18th ST., Near Girafd

Beautiful location, on ColumSla
and Rear Central HlSh Sch poll 10
rooms baths; AttraetieelS de-
signed; liberal terms. ts.eH9
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Near Wardman Park Inn

Nsn-rssldsat owner peTtieuiarly SAI-
CeSapisteIy flEnishsd. ThFee stories and
cellar, 10 rooms 3 baths, hot-WateF heat,
electric light, hardwood aooFs, front ard
alley. Price. l14,Oet-sboO cash and bal
Shee monthly.
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Centrally Located

Thrss-story ana csllar brick, rooms, 2
baths; good heating plant; well built and
attractive exterior and interior; food lot
70 aliey. PTiee. t7,sSO-tsoo cash, balance
mouthly.
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Vermont Ave, Near Thomas
Circle

Handsome thres-stoPy and cellar pressed
bFiek, 10 FeOns, 2 baths, wide and deep
lot: rooms large and cheerful; house wen
conatFueted; centrlfly and conVeniSutIy To-
Gated Price, tt3, SEQ.
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BloominEdale

Ezcellent location In q hikh etc
vation; facing large park; Po6rns
and bath; bot-Water heat; front
colonial porch; cement rear porch
eel. vide paved allsYl he1se IN
perfect coalition; occupied by
owner, Who will give imhsdiAIs
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led REAL ESTATE 49,, AaggsEtsiqss
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

]. D. GARMAN,
Sss District national BAhk BIG
NAVE HUNpRsps OF PRoPERTIBs
OF DtFFhRBNT KINDS ron SALE
i've Roed, vsII.bui brick tWo.fernily
SsetIon 81 tie city; renting q one apart.
nnent viii pay the Interest o. We esn Nns is
iTysstEsst Prize q t,s sr vs.. ss srsv F0r
Mai porch home, with good furnace heat.
ink plant, Exceptionally wide house, aaa -
coed eondilipp; room fol garage. Pfiee'
vssiSat e car lhsS. stores schools Ghd
fhrve-Eory large bFisk buSihSss place,
WITH large gtorafOofn, : living Yoefna.. 81
n' S saS. s FsSs :iss. u Pc s. so
$500
4 practically new, SsIl-built, Foons,
psreksS. AaSdSSsS TIN x ainsss SsSfsss
e6Aditioa; 6wnef WAnte - meVs cut, - ~
sr sS' aS SSSs ssa:9s :T sSa vesg ' see
Businsu. urs,srtisv ana apartmsut Aousss
snd AersaGe property inside % the city
$1,000
lal.:Ss s:"t; % SssG ; yssA 6ash Say:
I.fosA Asoss in NJ Pleasant; ket.vH,sf
Ssai ' sss.SssS ss9sss 'i Prsoa = ,i:sSs.
n ". apartnsat h6nss, 3 aparthaents.
SsiSSi SuyinE asS spGftnshf AodSS.
Located near uaIea ststiea. partly fur-
s. slosssis iisht. nam:roSS eIosst
ssssFi! slsays Soy Ises@ H.. e 2sS S.. e
Z ' ss,ins ' itSs ss sss, t 2sa ssiss SsaE
Act quick n zoo Want thi8 property. Price,
sit,eee; tt,ooe sAsh-
TArss. s-rson, bricks psAr Navy Yard
81 tf,Soe; FoSn for EAFasG
New yaeast, 9 rs0ms. hot.VstsF heat,
eleetfieity. 50. solsnisl Iofehs1 CEMENT
,ss I. sfH Ss4s ~ es li esro q ~ sSS
6ily 1saf fO1 u. ana Aount PlsASant eAr
iissi ~Aleisg eistaaes e tss Aast Of .t re
5sSt ASOCf $3.50; reon soF sAT1gN
New vacant. y. ~. section Of the eity,
e rSs4S As'-yH. Ger bet EssiaE ., sist1 Ss
ShaSsf q Ss'SSt. This 4 = veil. Sgiit lStSs
S-DtorY hFiek. would cost At lsast ,tleees
e eviia t ~ housei room Tor EArASei ea1A
one Of the bsst wOl-beft hsmsS In the
city. Brown stone frOnt, rooms. hot
cola Park eosSsnisat % ) tood est Ma,ss;
hardwood trim; located On North Carolina
sys lSs 81 sHFIIa e @ 3s ss Sc
An tAs Kew HOrAA and New BunsAloxs
FOR aaI0 a. botaorn pfiess; kenne % the Best
sS;s in sAs ~ y - q fS or. i1s ~ &
Gx-Poona, hollow tie DanealsV IN wood
hdes; ane lecAtcn; IN hiee sondniSai Esu
soas;iyse:S TSS "a As a srseISt o sS 5a ~
tT.OeS; 4 nne large iot VitA &.
$2,i5o
Six-FOom frame house p tas nSrtheast;
large lot; room for double g4rAge. Con
VSSisnt to cara For eoloTed bayern
$500
1898 H ST. N. T. 10 rood rooms ana
ssf stss "a dtd sFs g . SsfSs s sSi
$500
Two Ie-roOm and hath heHsHS, large ioe
10 Allsy, near eolefe4 Aigh sehooL Lo-
sets4 % First e. T. w.. 80 anA pE9sc'sstssss
w COAoESA SeSSA' @~Ss N~aNNN' w.
$3.50
Broom frame house feP. white ar coll
ave- sa' and iS,S st. s. =. iaTSS 10. in rear
included.
&2,7So
..a sss' A! :.a isi 1si,s i fss .s HH "
$S,2So
In good H. =. Sseiion. tS.sso.
All Kinds of Real Estate for
Sale at Bottom Prices.
J. D. CARAVAN,
District National Bank BIDS.
Before BuyinC or Selling
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Washington Heights Home

Washington Heights Home
Immsdiate possession; tAree-story and
cellar brick, 10 rooms, modern hath, hot
water heat, electric light, newly pSPsped
and painted throughout. ConVenientiy 10
Gated PFice, $3.50.
Near 10th and Harvard SITS.
Desirable colonial brick, three stories ana
cellar, Teonle, baths, h6t-SatsF heat.
electric light. hardwood floors. two-st9ry
garage 20 accommodate three ears. Lot
ssxl4e. 70 vide alley. Price, tiz.Seo.
Garfield ST., Near Conn. Ave.
Corner home, II rooms, baths, hot-Wa-
ter heat, electric light, open drepiacss,
large kitchen, butlsFas pantry; all rooms
large and cheerful; large front porch; two
stqfy rear porehes yseAnt, InmediRts
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
7f7 18th St N. w.
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Excellent Residential Section
Southeast

Nine rooms, bath; hot water
heat; eAe % the best streets; walk
iAK diatance Of Congressional Ii
bfssy or navy yard; es1S shleAt 20
both car systeniG; libeeal terms;
immediate possession. S6,55O.
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Columbia HEIGHTS

Two-story brick, 9 rooms. bath, cellar
IN rood repair; good lot 70 alley. Price,
$S,oeO.
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Two.FSmjlv Flat

SS,oOo-V6rt liberal terms; en-
esiisnt location northeast; eo4vSn-
tent TO ; oar lines; near bcheolS
and stores; 10 minutSS ear rice
ride from FPea6dfY; two s-fopn
apartments at good rental, phPWS
lag . very good return on tAVSBt.
ment.
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Gomez House Northeast

SO, SOo---ExeeIisnt nSighbofkSpa:
convenient 70 ) car linesI gAlktng
distance o. union StAkieh: . hAett
bath; Attractive throughout; dou-
BILE back perch; all outside rooms;
6ood yards.
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Near Dept. Of Agriculture
y rooms. Ss.h! oss .ssst e, nm sES
from Bureau Of Engraving aad
Printing. Price, 81, 500.
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Near 18th md Girard SITS.
Desirable thfue-ctory and cellar bay
window brick, 10 foomk bath, cellar; iafgs
bright rooms; good heating plant; gafage;
paved alley. PossessiVn. Price, 81, 900.
The Washington times., 1919-08-02

JOHN 2, DONOHoE q Sons, Nc,
iil PShaagi ~ = 8ia Ave. g. q.
Let Ca Submit Our List OF Homes and
InVsstmentH Before Yea Purchase.
30ST.eot
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al s:s III
miSstS eeltgle hth.lpS -
t1sA .C0FpseiSlt ths
VGS10A & ~ W FSSSS4G
HOWARD 3 HIlTE6
--tnOoRP0k&fab-
TBt IStA ~ n. ". pfSakaA 6aDA
ant.s
The Washington times., 1919-08-02

BEAUTIFUL HOME IN BLOOM
INGDALE ON T ST., BETWEEN
NORTH CAPITOL AND 1ST SITS.
N. ". PRICE, 5000 sa
A. ysli-bnilt twO-SsoFy bSy-windSvS Dr,ek
aWeIlihg. Foom1 hath ceIlaFs furnSee
heat; gooa lot - alley. ksGsSna6lS tsFrnG
MOORE q HILL, Inc,
1902 b St N. ".
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Highview Section

one Of the newest, up-t6-dsto
homes In this seelionj 9 goes
rooms, bath, het-Watsr heat. cleo
tFie HGhts; southern .expo1ufe; geod
lot to alley, and IL fully fuFaished.
OAly $3.50.
The Washington times., 1919-08-02

New Home With Side Light
Located IN enc Of the best sections %
WASHINGTON Heights, near goth and Bel
mont sta Three-Htory and cellar brick, 10
rooms, baths. hot-WataT heat, hardwood
AOQFa. electTie light. tiled front perch, two
story back perch. Open Afeplaees, cheer
ful rooms; Immediate possession. Price,
n9,God. Terms arranged.
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FOR sGLE-HoUsES

Near 10th and Mt. Pleasant SITS.
fhrse-t tOFy colonial bFieR, rooEn6, ?
baths, hot-Wetsr heat, electric light, hard
weed doora. attractive interior, open IRE
places. cabinet mAntSlG. cement front
porch. Price. tt,SeO.
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sUBURBAM PROPERTY
FoR sAA

FOR sALE-In chevy Chaas.
within the District, iots 90 feet
nnacadam- Foadways. gidewaik1s
parking tFeea; sewer; water; eas
ana pleettIcify; price. S3.oeo; ear
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 Co. NC.
11s 18th 81 n. W.
Phonef Main s83o.
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PRICE, $4,000 NEAR sTH AND P
SIS. N. ~.
A seed ASa.s fer tAs money; Isrss
teeHas ahd bath; SEED lot RsAsosaSis
s; r. H "a . .rs z ,d a-P zee
lar Furnaces heat.
NEAR 18th AND p SIS. N.w-A hns
lSeatiOai rooms ana bath; large lot
PFioa. tS,3se. 80
AcxER g. y; IA coed S-rOom brick
n 81, NEAR S3RD sr.-A 2.,l-buiit
tWO-fanily SpaFtnsGL Prize, 14,jtt.
MOORE 4 HILL, Inc,
142o-22 h St N. W.
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Delightful New Corner Home
Two stories and attic, 3 very lafse roofas,
3 baths. hot-water heat, electric light,
hardwood hoorG throughout; lot IS It wide
With Is Il. Of front and side paTking. -Four
7percheB. Conveniently located one square
OF 18th street. Price, flS.boo.
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HiEhviev

4 Vsr4 mc5sih eoieAiAl frers
bsuSa, eonlalnlne f4nms ana
SaIh: "a one 81 tbs .highe1l leSe.
lions IN the Dtgtricti 5etSEpn
ear nRssi oehVsaleht 70 seAseas ebo
stores. Price, tt.fte.
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Near i6t and q ots. n. e
tS.ssTTo;SI:.'s re ss.se 49,, q r'' 3.
tSSetIVS lA every agttll .1e9a
YNPdp; Okesllent ,nSighp Sreaq9
eSaYshleal u leh99is; hs 80
ilRt1: Price 'raoSaliy fs4tseo IeS
qUick GalA
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Detached Home, Chevy Chase,

Exceptionally attractive and well-bullt
rooms baths, h0t-WAteF heat, electric
nghf hardwood houra, Exceptionally large
liberal terms
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Near ioth and Md. Axe. N. g.

aia fSsras Ssd bsIA SilIss!Iys.
z alrsaSssa 2, Issss .e 80 ~ ~ t az
ssiE.;iL. aS;sSS.i i t:sSs"' ~
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For sALE-nousEs
SHANNON & LucHS,
Main 234S. 7i3 i4th ST. N. w.
Columbia HAIfhts

,.l!iI.sS -,s.fssstsEaass', Il sst !. 49,.
n sSS iIsesi SsI a. lS6is ~:
dlsRd HaHlo Pabk, { FeOule -
ifoS, pSFsStsi vids SivsS tlfsS'
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EckinEton

Attractive AaN Repn4 gepSni
close - earat eoaveR lsnk te .ssso
l = $!" ia SIS. isiS.. I'M
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r St, Near North Capitol
1I.tSt-Ns4sfA s.tssE 49,
MIA elovAtiSS; nSW hoess sstt'sa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01
LONDON SPORTS NOW
co To CLUBHOUSE
IN THEIR. A|RPLANEs

(Ry The Associated Press Correspondence J
London, Oct. 4.-Visitors to London's
newest club-many of them-alight
from their airplanes, instead of draw
ing up in the usual motor cars, They
spend an afternoon at golf or tennis
and, next morning, fly away again
The club, the London Flying Club,
is England's nearest approach to the
American country club. 1t is a pala-
tial affair, Boosting so steamheated
bedrooms and a ballroom where $50
couples may dance without crowding.
In addition guests may play golf, ten
mis-, racquets, hockey-on real ice
croquet, water polo or they may swim,
shoot or fish.
Passenger airplanes are available
for hire and flying school is main
tained nearby. There is a hangar
where guests may shelter their planes
overnight and mechanicians are at
hand to keep them in running order"
The club is situated in beautiful
grounds at Hendon, London's great
flying center
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01
SPOOKY NIGHTS BUT
LITTLE ROWDYISM
Continued From Page one)

Continued From Page One)
walk hither and thither in costume
and mask. but there was no violation
Of law and order, and practically all
children observed the curfew law and
were indoors at or $50.
The reason probably for quiet
Halloween or an orderly one, is the
numerous indoor events, social func-
tons and Halloween parties every
where in town and county These at
tracted young and old. who only used
the streets passing on their way to
TO their several destinations.
Although Halloween. was observed
more generally last night than ever
before, it's observance was marked by
law and order, and without vandalism
or dissertation of private and public
property, as in former years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01

When the pucker is so kissabley
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01
R. c. FINDS ARMENIAN
PROBLEM IS MILITARY
AND ECONOMIC ISSUE

nv The Associated Press Correspondence J
Kars. Armenia, Set. Is (Via Paris).
oct 6 That the problem Of Armenia
Is military and economic and that the
medical problem is negligible is the
verdict Of a series Of inquiries which
the American Red Cross has made
from the chief physicians of Armenia.
The president of the republic, Alex
andre khatitian, himself a physician,
SAYS that once an orderly government
is secured the people will return to
their land and the maladies OF over
crowding and undertaking will disap-
pear There is small demand for sur
gerry in Armenia.
Colonel Ford, a physician and the
representative of the peace council at
The Armenian capital, says that the
epidemics and starvation of the last
three years, which have killed two
thirds OF the Armenians, have tended
to eliminate the weak, and that the
million Armenians who survive are
unusually free of disease or physical
aaormuy. 1t has been chiefly the
FRY young. the very old and tire lit
de girls who have been overcome.
Or. Marvin, OF the American hos
pital at Alexandropolis, says that 80
per cent. OF his cases need only clean
lness and food to regain normal
health.
The physicians are agreed that the
natural health of the Armenians is
excellent, and that if the great powers
can once help them to a peaceful life
they need not trouble to give them
much medical attention.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01
PEss|M|sTIC VIEW OF
GERMAN SEAFAR|hG
DRAWN BY OFFICIAL

| tBy The Associated Press Correspondence.l
Hamburg, Oct. ga very pessimis-
tic view of the future of German sea-
faring is drawn by Herr Heinekin, Di-
rector General of the North German
Lloyd, in the new year book OF the
line.
"Out of the destruction of the whole
tGerman economic situation as it is
determined by the peace document,
the destruction of Germany's ship
ping follows as a matter of course, =
he writes As two OF the chief losses
sustained by German shipping. he
cites the reduction of German terri
tory and 1.-THE transfer of German rail
roads to foreign interests" so that.
the Rhine shipping in part, the Wis
tual shipping entirely, comes under
foreign control.
Loss If industries such as the pot
ash works in Alsace, the textile fac
tories and iron mines in Lorraine and
Luxembourg, he declares, will be 'hea-
lviIy felt by German shipping because
these industries will direct their i'm
ports and exports via Antwerp or
French harbors. and Will be taken
care of by Belgian or French firms.
which makes it out of the question
to use German ships. Herr Heinekin
adds:
"Then there must be figured the
huge material sacrifices that Germany
has had burdened upon her by giving
Iup all her overseas possessions and
rights. by the provisions of the en-
tente by which she must make repara-
tons, by the foreign prize-court YER
diets. and finally by the clause that
Iall German property abroad need be
treckoned at the peace rate
Germany has been robbed of all
its overseas facilities and shipping
quarters abroad. When all privi-
leges, advantages and concessions
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01
A. A: CO. TEACHERS
THIRD BEST PAID
Salaries In County Have Moved
Up To Third Place
In State
SINCE THE YEAR OF 1915

"Anne Arundel county teachers are
the third best paid teachers in the
State of Maryland" This statement
was made this morning by County
Superintendent of Schools George Fox
In 1916 Anne Arundel teachers were
tenth in rank of pay in Maryland, but
today are third, only being exceeded
by teachers of Baltimore and ALE
ghany teachers.
The average high school teacher in
this county receives a salary of $1,O93,
some higher salary. The average
white teachers salary in grammar or
primary schools in Anne Arundel is
1856, while many receive much higher
salary, and the average salary for
colored teachefs>in this county is 1906.
High school teachers salaries in this
county rank second in the State, being
exceeded only by those of Baltimore
teachers.
There are 10 school buildings in
this county and 135 white and SIS col
ored teachers. Last year the teachers
salaries in Anne Arundel were fifth in
the State, while this year. they have
climbed to third. Eighty-two per cent.
or the tax in Anne Arundel county is
paid to the school teachers, who have
no reason to find fault.
Last year the County Board of Edu-
cation spent $500 on repairs of school
buildings and $4,000 on teachers
salaries in this county. This is con-
elusive proof as to where the taxpay-
ers' money is going and how it is be
ing expended, to the credit of the
county board of education.
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OYSTER DREDGING
SEASON IN STATE
ON IN FULL SWING
CONTINUED From Page One)

to fit out If he can make any other
use of his vessel.
Reports so far show the oysters on
the redging grounds to be in good con
ditions, but no more plentiful than
they Were last year. However, they
are larger and the number of bushels
taken should be up to the figures OF
the last few years.
Orders have been issued to the State
Conservation Commission to the in
spectors to be rigid in the enforce
ment of the Gull laws and see that
tho oysters are culled on the bars
who're they are taken, as they are
Gs'ia ~ lost when culled elsewhere.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01
MEXICAN REFUGEES
TELL OF DEVASTATION

tBy The Associated Press Correspondemce)
Mexico City. Oct. 9.-Refugees from
the state of Chiapas which during the
last week in September was visited
by the most devastating storm in its
history. who have arrived in Mexico
City. say that virtually the entire
north part of the state was flooded
and that the towns of Tonola and
Chilon have been leveled. Death
losses are placed at one thousand
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01
Useful Wire Basket

A wire letter basket is most useful
in the kitchen Baked potatoes ar
ranged in it can be taken out of the
oven, turned and put back with no
danger of burning the hands. Turned
upside down, it makes a fine rack for
cooling bread and cakes.
1t is safer than a waiter in which
to carry small pieces of china back
and forth between the dining room
and the kitchen
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01

which Germany had in China, have
been annulled, when the German
rights in Siam. Liberia, Morocco and
Egypt have been declared void. when
German property is liquidated in
these countries, when finally the urg-
emily necessary foreign news service
is crippled by taking away the Ger
man cable. ii is the German shipping
that is the chief sufferer"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01

Edgar NJ. Wayne, and Sara NJ NJ.
Vessels. both of Washington, came to
Annapolis this forenoon and were
married al the parsonage of St. Anne's
Protestant Episcopal Church by the
Rector. Rev Edward I'D. Johnson.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01

with property damages running into
millions of pesos. Every vestige OF
crops has been destroyed. The gov
eminent has dispatched several re-
lief trains to Chiapas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01
Sew Mexican Minister To Ianan

tBy The Associated Press Correspondence.)
Mexico City. ca. lS.-Juan B. Rojo,
former counselor of the Mexican en-
bassy at Washington. has been named
minister TO Japan and will leave soon
for Toxic to take his post, according
TO the Excelsior.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01

The people whe- boast of their an
cestors always think pityingly of
Adam. who had none.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-01

The average girl who is homely
enough 10 stop clock is no great
success when it comes to stopping
S root car
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11

-tta."'ihfrone,, decide 'Disgusta i
Italia q la miSma Francia. Fol+
mulando Ia Liga de Naciones, cS
tablece estdpidas distinci0ncs "a
ciaIcs Que mortifican a un Sraa
pueblo fuerte V quito de Oi'ientG.
despuGs de habGrse conquistahp
ell el DereIho de Gentes un prill-
cipio famoSo: el de la igUaldad
de las NacioneS, dos veccS VIOLA
do en- las Conferencias, ell ,virtud
del tamaho V del color. PrOclama
la reduction de los armamentOS,
IS cfectivamente. Yankilandia yo-
ia enOrmes cretlitos para tcncr
dnz 1lu 'cijfTio iTTl1iero- de- afTes I'd
gas formidable fmarinaa deNgue1
fra. En- .lfno Dc stls eatofcei hlali-j
damientos para el sostenimientbl
iadts ilas ljaZ, rOmpe lanzas Wilson,
contra la diplomacia secreta "
: el autor de "El Estado". el trd4
| tadista 5letDerecho ConstitltciQI Il
mai 3nt deja cOlocei. al, EenadO de
su pals, el teXto del convenio.
1'h' Jttfe tFe GoBierho decIaTa
Bqueihabiamos de volver IA la pd7
Utica del equilibrio, vel'daderp
eqnilibrio' iheStaljle, con su sccua1
liza de alianhlss sogelSsivas. II nefei
sivas, maquinarias tie h1erro \
dial6ctica de canciilerlas.
p &Y7 seaintli,ytt.ei ei paeto ftlonde
teh}siianl, }si ], lspsrriieippsatr1 4 sstndas las Na7
clones ina doctl'ina tutelar. sui
ia a todas las interpretaciones J.
a todas las pollticas pIeSidencia
les V Il la cual el mismo Professor
Wilson habia encontrado el de-
fecto de. no haber sido consultada
con Latino-AmGrica.
" el principle de las naciona
lidadeS? Cuando el Pastor tle
Pueblos, cumplida su mission eh
Europa, satisfecho de ella, regrt,
so a sus playas, a la entrada del
'iolfo de Mejico, dos intelroga
Clones sc abrieron: .N Santp
Domingo? ~ Puerto RicO.?s ]
" Ah, Bernard Shaw Que bieh
alivinaSteiS Il futllro cliando es-.
cribistcs "iIl Sentido Comun y
la Guerra Tn impei'ialismb
Srande, immense. con cabeza dc
ieoparolo yatas de aguila, Sc cier
ne suble el mundo, con menos
arietcs y catapultas, pero tam
lien con menos cinseridad que
.el Salvaje, fheI'te. descarado I'M
pcrialismo teut6n.
Santiago de Cuba, Noyiembre
de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11

plo un cielo serene en- donde iutilaI
las estrellas como brillantes esparci-
dos .p0r una hdbil mano de artista.
Tersfpcore Ina tratado de rcpdirme
mas. al no conseguirIo compleian:ente
llama en- su auxilio su primo hernia
no M0rfeo. ell cual pretende enTolver.
me Ell sus 'padosas Y la veg fuertes
redeS. @orceieo. lucho dcnona,lamentr
por desacirme por algdh tempo de su
linfuYncia. las ddlcidas tonahdatles
de- la oFquesta, que hace breves iRstan