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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
MAGAZINE WRITER PROBES
THE MEXICAN SITUATION

William Siavens McNutt. CORE
spondent Of Golfers weekly. Is in Fl
Paso for the purpose of working up
a story for his magazine on the pre-
sent Mexican situation and the recent
Juarez episode.
Mr.. McNutt. before his experience
during the world war. was well
known in the magazine world. His
activities in Europe during the war
won him further recognition and an
euviable reputation Prior 10 going
overseas. he was engaged in work in
the various army cantonments and
later spent a year with the American
troops in their drives against the
Germans.
In the Meuss and Argonne sector.
McNutt was slightly gassed and later.
due TO the extreme hardships. this
injury resulted in his return TO the
United States. During the past few
weeks he has been making a study
OF border conditions, especially IN
Texeas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
MAY STOP WORK
At FORT BLISS.
War Department Orders
Halt All Construction
at Army Posts.

Washington, D. C.. July 9.-The war
department order. stopping work on
al contracts ard all construction, has
created CONSERVATION among mem
bers Of congress. According to the
way the order was construed yester-
day BY Texas congressman. all con-
struction work viii have to be halted
at Fort sam Houston, For. Bliss. Ell
ington field and all the other Texas
army headquarters
The congressman assert the order
is aimed al congress" by the war
apartment because congress cut the
estimates in the army Appropriation
bill as submitted by the war depart
ment and the department is now
getting back" at congress
The Texas congressman VIII inter
view the war department officials as
10 how the order VIII affect the con-
tracts at the Texas camps and forts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
ASSISTANT OUARTERMASTER
Is ASSIGNED TO FORT BLISS

Capt. W K Merriclz. ouartermaster
corps. has been assigned to Fort Bliss
as assistant to the Quartermaster. ac-
cording to advices from southern de-
partment headquarters at Fort Sam
Houston. Capt. Merrick is expected
TO arrive in FL Paso within short
time.
orders from the southern depart
ment headquarters also assign Maj
Maria. Tex, for duty with the Eighth
cavalry, and Lieut. Col. John Cooke.
infantry, now at army general hos
pital, New York City, TO Douglas,
Ariz-, for duty with the First cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

HoSs 0. LEACH. sergeant, E Paso,
" entered service June 1, 1915. at Fort
William Kiniey, P. I, furloughed April
9, 1913; engagements with bandits at
Buena Vista, Mexico. December !.
1917; character excellent
Lee Williams. private. FL Paso. en-
tered service November 7. 1917. at San
Antonio. Tex; discharged June 25,
1919: character excellent.
William P. Bixlen. private. FL Paso,
entered service June 6. 1918. at Lin
coin, n. A.: discharged March 81. 1913:
10th balloon company air service;
character excellent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
SITUATION IMPROVES AFTER
RIOTS IN ITALIAN CITIES

Paris. France. July g. fHavas).-
Dispatches from Rome report con-
tinued Improvement in most OF the
Italian cities where disorders incident
10 the high cost OF living have been
Occurring An exception is noted in
the case OF Sari- on the Adriatic,
Xherc a general strike has been pro-
Saimed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
DESIGNER OF SERVICE FLAG
STOPPING AT THE DEL NORTE

Capt and Mrs. r L Queisser OF
Cleveland. are guests at the Paso del
Norte- Capt Queisser IS the origi-
nator and designer Of the service flag.
and three years ago was stationed IN
Fl Paso with the Fifth infantry. Ohio
national guard, in command Of the
machine gun company
Capt Queisser's two sons were Of
ficers IN the same regiment. and in
honor Of their entry in the service
during the war against Germany. the
service flag was designed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
McNUTT WILL ADDRESS THE
ROTARIANS ON THURSDAY

William Slavens 1fcNutt. travelling
correspondent for Golfers Weekly.
who has been in France for several
months past and IS now in FL Paso
seeking something on the border sit
uation for his paper, Will address IL
Paso Rotarians at their meeting
Thursday at noon at Hotel Sheldon
Several Of the FL Pasoans. who at
tended the salt Lake City convention,
viii also be heard from. Most OF the
delegates are busy preparing alibis-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
TO DISCUSS
PLANS TO EXTEND MARKETS

FL Paso manufacturers viii con-
slider plans for extending their mar
kets at a smoker 10 be held Friday
night at the headquarters OF the war
camp community service in the base
ment OF the chamber Of commerce
The smoker viii be under the aus
pices OF the manufacturers depart
ment Of the FL Paso chamber of COM
merce. A musical program has been
arranged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
ASKS DAMAGES FOR INJURY
RECEIVED SIX YEARS AGO

Martin Vasquez, q years old. Tues
day filed suit against the Hughes
Buie company for SO. 900 alleged dam
ages due him because Of alleged in
Jury six years ago.
Vasquez declares. in his petition.
that he was employed in a printing
establishment Of the defendant when
he was Is years old and that. during
his employment and owing TO the
carelessness OF the defendant, he was
caught in machinery. He claims The
loss Of three fingers and portion OF
one hand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
CAMP CODY NAY BE TURNED
OVER TO lIERCANT aIaRINI

According TO the reports from Dem
ing, \ Il, the base hospital at what
was Camp Cody may be used later as
general hospital for the United
states merchant marine service. At
least that plan Is under serious con-
sideration, according to a well In
formed authority in Deming. This
hospital was turned over by the war
department recently 20 the United
States public health service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
COO ARMY MEDICAL CORPS
VACANCIES tn r2E. Fly nm

Washington. D. c.. July Six hun
cred vacancies in the army medical
carps viii be filled by appointments
from emergency officers now in the
service members Of the medical sec
ti0n, Officers reserve corps and for
mer medical officers. who had served
with credit during the war. il was
announced today. Appointments win
be in the grade OF first lieutenant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Ell PASOANS ARRIVE
AT DECLARATION PORT

New York, July 9.-Troops arriving
at the port Of debarkation. Hoboken.
n J.. include the following Ell Paso-
ans.
Casuals-Pvt. julio Martinez, wife
Josephine Martinez. 124H East Ninth
street.
-Pvt. William J. Noffett. mother.
Nary Noffett. 3O29 Pera street
Casual company No. 6437 - Sergt
Caleb ". Waterman. mother. Lillian
Warterman. SIS North Kansas street.
Pvt Charles Brussell. 616 FL Paso
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
DENIES CONNECTION WITH
nTSINESS TVO.rEN+g rim

Chicago. III. July s.-The board OF
directors Of the Woman's Association
OF Commerce OF Chicago issued q
statement today declaring that the or
ganization Is not affiliated in any wav
with the Business Woman's Fedora
ton Of clubs. which VIII hold a con-
vention in St Louis July Il 10 Is The
statement is signed BY Sophia L. De-
lavan, president, and others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Arizond Cotton Men To
Fig From Phoenix To
Plantation In AnbLane

Phoenix. Ariz- July "A Curtiss
airplane. which is 20 be used by the
Southwest Cotton company Of this
it's executives in getting from Phoe-
nix to plantations at Goodyear and
ilchlie-d. is being assembled at the
state fair grounds, and is to be tested
out within a day or two. The COM
son. an American ace, TO pilot the
plane.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Cross CO.'S TO & TEXAN

Washington D. c.. July So Gen
Pershing notified the war department
today he had awarded distinguished
service crosses 10 the following off,
GERS and men:
Lieuts. G. H Mason. Hillsboro. Tex.
7 C. Mckinney Comanche. Tex.
Corpl. John c. Manning. Wharton.
Tex. Pvt. John Samuel Weimar.
Mount Pleasant. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
il. A. BAKER REENLIsTs. Is
SENT To EASTERN COAST

H A Baker. who recently returned
from a years overseas service with
the motor transport corps. left Tues
day for New York. where he is TO be
stationed. having reenlisted in the
motor transport corps.
Baker has been spending a 80 day
furiough here with his mother. Mrs.
H. D. Schuettig, and had hoped to be
stationed here with the 3I5th motor
transport corps at Fort Bliss. but his
orders to thar effect did not come
prior 10 his leaving for the east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
LIEUT.. COL. AGNEW ASSIGNED
DUTY OF RAIROAD OFFICER

Lieut.. Col E. r Agnew. recently
returned from overseas. where he
served with the third division. has
been assigned to duty as railroad
transportation officer Tor the military
district extending eastward from
Maria to San Antonio Col. Agnew is
a veteran Of four major operations in
France
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
CASUALTY LISTS SHOW G
MORE KILLED IN ACTION

Washington. D. c. July s.-Army
casualty lists today contained the fol
lowing names OF men killed in action
Hawaii
CorpL Thomas r Mason. Ada. Okla
Rrts. Dart H. Baleh, Turlock. Calf:
John Janzen, Salem. Ore; George
Love. Cczad, Neb.. Charles ". King.
Manly. Ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
COL. SCOTT, Q. M. CORPS,
IS ORDERED TO Ell PASO

Washington. D. c.. July Sol VIII
Ham 5, Scott. quartermaster corps, is
ordered 70 FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Wounded AtChateau
Thierru, Now Suing
u. S. For S22,950.40

Sioux city, Ia. July 9.-Leo L.
Convey. OF Cherokee, Ia, seriously
wounded at Chateau Thierry. filed
suit in federal court here Tuesday
against the government for S22.-
5000 for damages alleged TO have
been guaranteed him at the time
Of his enlistment II he was totally
disabled. This is said to be the
first time a suit has ever been
filed against the United States by
an Individual. COvey claims he has
been unable 10 make any kind Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
WAR RISK PAYMENTs.

Washington. d. C.. July s.-Pay-
ments by the war risk bureau to sol
diers and their DEFENDANTS amounted
to S30,S32.726 in June. S62,322 checks
being mailed. Payments this year
have amounted to more than $3.50, 000,
600
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

To Gandara- It pays. No risk. Best
equipped finishing department in the
southwest Mail orders promptly
filled
}. F. Gandara Photo supply Co..
10 East san Antonio St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

when your friend gets ready for a
picture. II is generally a stiff. unnat-
ural affair. The kodak snaps him as
lie is Let us fit you cut Kodaks,
films supplies
see Gardara. Next the. wigwam.--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Dioorced Wife OF Col.
Thomas Atherion Found
Shot In London Home

london, Eng. July Mrs. Arthur
Eliot. better known as Mrs Mabel
louise Anterior, divorced wife Of Col
Thomas Atherton. was found shot
this morning in her home in London.
according 70 the Evening Standard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

Just as soon as you feel the effect OF
the Malarial Germs after being bitten
by Malaria Mosquitoes. * is advisa bic
TO take GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC to destroy the Germs and re-
move the Impurities. Pleasant to
take. soc per bottle.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

Protect your carpets and floors with
Automatic Alright strip. Rhcin-
heimer Lumber Co. phone 49S.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

The first fire in six days was
caused by burning SCOT in the chin
nev OF the hotel Sheldon balceshop on
Tuesday night at S:35 o'clock No
damage was done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

located at Fort Bliss and additional
companies at other points along the
border where baIloon companies are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

located at Fort Bliss and additional
companies at other points along the
border where Jalloon companies are
located.
The Colonel n Regular.
The Identity OF the balloon compa-
MES have not been announced and
probably viii not be given out until.
the selection of balloon sites are deli
nitely agreed upon II IS probable
that balloon companies ordered TO
the border viii be veteran organiza-
lions recently returned from service
overseas
Col. Prentice Il ranked a one
OF the leading bnIlOonist Of the
American army. he is REGULAR
army officer of the old school.
and before the war served in the
coast artillery. Before Americas
entry into the world conflict. Col
Prentice WINS attached to the bal
loon section and assisted in pro-
teeting American neutrality
AGAINST the onEIauEhfs of Prussia
by guarding the harbOrs OF the
Atlantic coast against German
andersen craft which Sneaked
into our ports and attempted 10
land propaSandists.
It is a secret Of the war depart
ment the colonel said, which is now
permissible to publish that several
months before Americas entry into
the world conflict. the German en-
pire made many attempts to send her
secret agents into the United states
by means OF U-boats- The American
intelligence department proved equal
TO the occasion, and mines were plant
ed in many eastern ports for the
propaganda-iaden uldersea craft. The
coast artillery was also equipped with
huge kite balloons" and these were
placed along the coast TO watch for
the U-boats.
Col. Prentice will remain in Fl Paso
but a short time. He announced on
Wednesday. however. that he. would
remain in the border section until
the entire matter of border aerial pa
troll was investigated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

he known not 10 mean anything
except friendly protection and as
Sisfanec- Do you wonder that IA
made n1rr henrfa swell With nride
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Levy Grocery Company 81 si. s;s:::
Phones AntOnI
Don't Make Pack Mule OF Yousef-Free Delivery.

Al Kinds Of Sausage for Cold Lunches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
PLANS TO M0DERNIZE THE
MEXICAN BORDER PATROL

tContinued from pnse %
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-17
sabado pr6ximo, septienlbre 20,
1919, a las dos de la tarde.

sabado pr0ximo, septienlbre 20,
1919, a las dos de la tarde.
Desean los organizadores de tan
hellnoso movimiento sin preceden
te alguno ell la historic de nuestro
amado pals, que todo el mundo
asista la importante asamblea
del sabado. Sc complacen en- i'll
vitar los hombres lie negOci0s,
asi como todos los empleados. Y
demas individuos de la eolectlvl-
dad. Y para que ell publico Sc de
cuenta lie 10 que signitica la men
cionada association publicaremos
la constitution y estatutos presen-
tados a la consideration Gle La
Asamblea por ell Comite de Redac-
ci0n del Proyecto de Constitution
V Estatutos, comisionad0 en- la prl
mera reunion para reallzar tan
importante y ,delicada mission.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-17
.ESTUD|0 DE- PS|CODcIA cOLECTIVA
AsOCIAeiONEs CULTURALEs

go cuya alma tenia horizonte
mental sohfado para dar al Ate7
neo todo el desarrollo de que es
capaz y hoy, con la direction del
iairnitable Fano Vangas q. bajo
ii amabilidad mas risuena inge-
UIosa encubre un espiritu pro-
fundamente serio, quiere desa-
rrollarse por complete dentro de
sus antecedentes etnicos am
pliando considerablemente ell n1-
nero de sus socios y procurando
reavivar ell alma puertorriqueila
EN- aquella casa por ell medic, no
fmuy recomendado, hasta ahora,
+por la ciencia, de veladas artis-
tico-hterarias cerradas con ell
llamado himno nacional, de Ger
tamenes mas artistico-literarios
que cientificos y de un concurso
de postales de Muiloz Rivera y
de Diego en- que Sc advierte mas
la infantiI admiration a estos
que la aportacion cultural que
pueda producer. Ultimamente
luna de las Sesiones ha acordado
la celebration de conferencias.
Y ESQ es todo: ipero es todo
10 que debia hacerse? Respondo
|solamente que Puerto Rico pue-
de hacer mucho mas.
Soy adversario tan decidido
del auto-bombo como de la adu-
laeion y 10 nlismo me hasquea ell
|indigena que presenta a su pals
como dechado de todas las per-
|fecciones que ell eXtranjero que
10 corea O toma la iniciativa del
|elogio en- presencia del elogiado.
Basta a mi proposito establecer
que Puerto Rico puede 10 que
cualquiera otro pueblo y, 81 este
es cierto, puerto Rico culto. ha-
ce, en- este sentido, todo 10 que
puede en- ell periodic critico por-
que esta pasando?
ids. diran.
A. Sarmiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-17

"Yo conoci ese hombre cuando el no
era tan .grande@ exclamo ell viejo ne
gro, al yer desfilando frente sus ejer-
citos, al generalfsimo Pershing. "El
me arrojaba cubos de aqua a la cabe-
"a cnando era nino", repitio. Y en-
verdad, este buen negro conocio al
que es hoy gloria del pueblo america
no, cuando Pershing era un mozo to-
davfa, ALA en- su pueblo natal, donde
el negro trabajaba con una fanilia
emparertada con la del General. Aca-
so entonces nj remotamente Pershing
pens6 que un dia iba tener en- sus
nanos ell honor de su pueblo, qVe su-
po Sacar a fiote en- los campos de ba-
talla, con tanto valor. Ell negro Sc
adnlira hoy de haBer sido viejo como
cido del General, quien, al verle, le es-
trecho la mano. efusivamente, hecho
que hizo saltar las lagrimas a los
ojos del fel servidor de antafio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-17

Icho para presentar Puerto Ri
co ante ese probg stRle se
thace y que Sc ha hecho para que
Puerto Rico sea como deba de
ser en- la hora presente?
30 Sc ha hecho y Sc hace,
'perU no todo 10 que debio, y debe
hacerse!
La que mas ha hecho es la
Association Medica que agrupo a
todos los Medicos de la Isla, ce-
|lebr6 sus asambleas o Congresses,
discutio los grandes problemas
de su ciencia, intercambiaron
sus mutuos conocimientos, Sc
mostraron a la altura cultural
del resto del mundo, Sc eonstitu-
iyeron, por iiltimo, en- Academia,
nombraron sus ofciales eligien-
do Presidente, Vice-Presidente,
Vocales v Secretaries y, ultima
da su organizaciony. !. no Sc lie ha
visto, que yo recuerde y celebra-
ria muchfsimo ser rectifcado
ninguna nueva manifestation de
existencia.
Sfguele en- turno la Association
de Abogados y la de Ingenieros
,Civiles, las dos tienen fornadas
sus organizaciones, anualmente
lreeligen o renuevan sus Directi-
vas, la primera va ha llegado q
|reunir a esta mensualmente alre-
dedor de una mesa del Hotel Pa
lace para almorzar y celebrar Sc
sion de sobremesa; la segunda
no Sc 81 ha llegado tanto, pc
,,ro de ninguna de las dos, que Sc
sepa, Sc dice d. haya discutido uh
punto digno de serlo de la cien-
lcia que sus asociados cultivan,
mi que haya celebrado una sola
Asamblea nj aun siquiera que
former parte de elias todos los
PROFESSIONALS de aquella ciencia
Eque 10 merezcan
Y cierra el cicIo de nuestro es-
tudio el Ateneo de Puerto Rico.
En- sus Directivas hay que reco-
nocer un insuperable deseo de
acierto, de mejora, de adelanta-
Imiento. En- los primeros amos de
leste periodic crftico que estamos
Iatravesando, comb Ell abate Sic
yes, vivi6; mas tarde con Ell Doc
tor Coll y Toste consolid6 bu
lexistencia: sufrio, despues, la cri
Isis de la muerte del gran de Die
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-17

Il Z A.
HABANA, septiembre IL
Un aviso radiografco de Key
west comunica que su estaci6n
radiografica esta comunicandose
con el vapor "Valbanera.' La
noticia ha sido hecha pdblica
con toda celebridad y ha sido fl
jada en- los transparentes de to-
dos los periodicos. Cuando ha-
bian circulado aver noticias tan
pesimistas, ell aviso radiografico
de Keywest, ha producido una
viva sensation de algeria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-17
DALLAS. Texas, III

DALLAS, Texas, 17.-Los
efectos del ciclon son verdadera-
mente horribles en- diferentes
ciudades del contorno: Los muer-
tos negan a cerca de dos mil. En-
las costas de Texas y Florida,
Ell mar esta arrojando continue
nielite numerosos cadaveres.
WASHINGTON, 17.-El Pre-
sidente de la American Fedora
tion Of Labor, Mr.. Gompers esta
tratando de impedir la huelga
del acero v de los trabajadores
ferroviarios hasta ell regreso del
Presidente Wilson. Sc espera,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-17

Estas debian ser la expression
genuina de Ia personalidad de
Puerto Rico.
5Lo son?a
Estudiemoslas serenamente.
Entiendase, antes de todo, que
no considero como verdadera
personalidad de un pals la que
resulta del encastillamiento in
|veterado en- determinadas carac-
teristicas cerradas a piedra y To-
do a toda Influenza estraila
aun a la buena, razonable
" progressive; 81 no la que
afirmando aquellas caracterls-
ticas aparece siempre alberta
a toda Influenza exterior Sc
gura de que la Influenza sera
Irecfproca v de que 81 aquella por
buena, razonable y progressive
|llega hasta a hacer desaparecer
algunas de las caracteristicas
ancestrales por bien empleada
debe darse la desaparici6n>y 81 no
hace mas que modifcarlas por
mejor enpleada debe darse tam
bien la modification.
Lo iinico que es de pedirse a
esa personalidad es que no Sc
entregue 81 no q. antes; al apres-
tarse a la infiuencia, Sc afirme,
que Sc determine de una manera
Iclara e inconfundible, que Sc des-
taque tai y como es y no Sc des-
dibuje y emborrone de tai ma
nera que casi no sc sepa con
Iquien Sc esta tratando.
Para clio importa mucho que
los que inforTnan y dirigen la CO.
|lectividad procuren que esta a
conocer la mayor parte de su
Icontenido; que desarrolle la me-
jor, y mayor suma de sus poten-
Icialidades; que llegue al maxi
nun de sus actividades para
mostrarse en- toda, SUI esencia y
lsu potencia tai como es.
Esto que es deber en- cualquiel
epoca de la vida de un pueblo
es obligation ineludible en- los
momentos criticos de este.
Esta fuera de duda que Puer-
to Rico atraviesa la mas profun-
da crisis de su historic. De CO
lmo Sc presente y como sea ahora
depende inevitablemente su por-
venir.
| Ysqu6 Sc hace y que Sc ha he
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-17
Fl "VALBANERA Sc HA SALADO
FL TEXAS Ell C|CLON HA HECHO
DOS MIL hOGRTDS
GOMPERS TRABAJA P0R CONJURAR UNA
HUELGA HASTA QUE VUELVA Wilson
Via W. |. P. and T. Co.
(Cable a "El Imparcial'').

dada la autoridad de que disfru-
Eta el famoso Header" obrero en-
tire los sindicados, que logre su
objeto de aplazar la huelga en-
tanto que Mr.. Wilson no este de
lnuevo en- la Casa Blanca.
PARIS, 17.--Los generates Fran
Ichet D'Esperay y Allemby, con-
ferenciaron sobre la ocupaci6n
de los territories de Levante. Las
tropas rumanas empezaron la
evacuation de Budapest el sa-
bado.
ROMA, 17.-Gabriel D'Annun
IIzio ha reunido bajo su mando
veintisiete mil hombres que do
minan por ahora la situaci6n en-
Fiume. FL Gobierno de Roma
|trata de conjurar Ell confiicto,
|evitando la Intervention armada
de las otras potencias. El ges-
to teatral de D'Annunzio escita
los animos en- Italia y crea una
|sitnaci6n international nny di-
ficiI. Los sublevados en- Flu
fnne. Sc niegan q capitular.
MADRID, lila pr6xima
amnistfa que sera promulgada
EN- breye, incluye a los militares
procesados. Esto causa profun-
| do disgusto en- la opinion radical.
La guarnicion de Barcelona ha
Isido reforzada con dos regimen
ltos mas. Reina la mas viva ex-
pectaci6n.
MADRID, 17.-El diputado re
publicano Rodrigo Soriano, ha
pronunciado un discurso en- Sa-
lamanca, proclamandose socia-
lista. Los republicanos atacan
duramente al director de "Espa-
ia Nueva", diciendo que ell So
cialismo de Rodrigo Soriano que
estuvo hacienda una campaila
pro-germanica durante la gue-
ira, adolece de falta de sinceri-
dad.
! MADRID, 17,-"El Diario
Universal, 6rgano del Conde de
Romanones, publica aver un vio-
llentisimo articulo contra ell pre-
Isidente del Consejo de Ministries,
lseior Sanchez de Toca. El 6rga-
no romanonista MEGA al actual
ljefe del Gobierno toda autoridad
para seguir gobernando, por en-
ltender que no dispone de yerda-
dera autoridad en- ell Congreso,
sino que tiene que vivir en- pie
Ina transaction con los seiiores
1Dato, Maura y La Cierva.