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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
BOLSHEVZSTS CONTROL, @
BA VARLAN GOVERNMENT
Convoy System Overcame Submarine
Menace Created by Germany, Says Sims

SOy," but II was tho convoyinE
scheme. worked out to n tine detail,
the officer asserted. which nindc nos
sihfe the transportation and supply
Ing of the great American force.
Germany waS winning tho war,
the rcar-ndmirni stated, when he mr.
rived In England the day utter the
United Stntes became n beiIiEcrcnt.
TcutOn interference with allied ship
ping, lac added. WAS serious prob
icm. solved only when conferences
OF tho british. American and allied
commands worked ont and put into
practice the system OF protecting
vital ships.
4 vicc-ndmirai white he was
aboard. under temporary ranking.
Sims returned In the uniform of n
rcar-admirnl, his rank before the
war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
lEy Associated Pres. I

NEW YORK, April ..-Thc convoy
system. which many nn,nI men hnd
termed impractpcnbIc. o,crcanc fhc
German submarine menace and fig
urcd tremendously In the winning
or the war. Urnr-N William
=. Sims. nmnndrr-in-rhicr OF the
American naSy's forces In Europcuu
waters. declared todny ON his mr.
rfNDI here nbOnrd the Mnurctnnin.
Depth charges aud listening de-
vices. he said, contributed nlutcrinl-
!! to success In maintaining practi-
catly unbrokcn the Transatlantic
"bridEc" OF transports nnd supply
shirs essential to the allied victory.
nS did the "mnEnificcnt work" OF tho
merchant Seamcn who "tOOl> their
cnrEOes across, convoy or no con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
R|0T|NG FOLLOWS
BOMB EXPLOSION
Attempt Made at Lawrence to
Blow Up House Occupied
by Strikc-Breakers.
VAST CROWD STONES MILLS
Police, Finding Clubs Ineffective,
Read Riot Act and Use Their
'Pistols-Many Arrests.
VAST CROWD STONES MILLS
HE Agsociatclrrcs. !

LAWRENCE, MASS. April Riot.
ing marked by Dromiscuous firing bv
strike Sympathizcrs and police opcncd
the tenth week of the textile strike
here today.
The outbreak occurred in the vicin-
ity Of the Everett mills shortly before
o'clock a few hours after the city
had been stirred by the axpios.on Of :.
bomb in Il tenement house in III. same
nciGhborhooG.
Early reports indicated that N, ono
was wounded by the shooting, altaousii
several rioters and policemen were m
)ured by Sticke, stones and clubs
INC rioting started when Il few s.-ikc
Sy,npatniZcrS began throwinG stones nj
mili windows; and then shifted their
a,taGk a,uja; to policemen who sought to
ana the little squad OF officers called
n!nrinm ,3i reserves. rv CITY Marrshal Timothy
"a sriem responded witS . !argc force
ana read the riot act.
Finding Clubs Ineffective, Draw Guns.
,frentiy rne poles ice 'inding their clubs IN
shots were answered by others :rom
the crowd.
\ The riotins occurred a, con;tror and
many tenement houses. The crowd
sought shelter among the buildings.
taking, with them those who had been
injured by the officers clubs.
Windows of the houses and Tho I.r."
ctt mill were bro. IN. This plant vas
closed soon after the strike for .if.y-
four hours pay for forty-eight hours
work was inauguratcd and has not
been rcopcncd.
The bomb explosion occurred before
daylight in a house on Newbury Street
The property damage was small. and
although score Of persons were in tho
house attending wake, no ono was
injured.
intended for Strike
Police officials sa id the bomb prob.
ably was Intended for an adjoining
house occupied by strike breakers
Twenty-three arrests were made dur
ing the disturbances of the morning.
Women and children were active on
the picket lines during tho morning
II had been announced last night that
from schools today because of alleged
antistrikc activities by teachers
This morning many women appeared
as pickets. accompanied by two and
three children. most Of them OF pri-
mary school age. In the mil! districts
also other women with stones in their
hands drove away CHILDREN who were
on their way to school.
!, -, 4, ons striker arrested fur alleged riot
ing mad Sl,Soo In cash and a s100
Liberty bond In his pockets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
NORFOLK MEDICAL SOCIETY
WILL CHARGE FULL RATES
Action Follows When City Council De-
c'den to Impose Special Tax on
Phystcinns.
fBy .Associated Press !

NORFOLK, VA, April The Nor
folk County Medical Society tonight
voted to charge the city full profes-
sional fees for all police medical and
tax imposed upon physicians by the
City Council. Physicians claim that
they. give the city $500 worth Of free
service every year In the handling of
police. cases and services rendered un-
der the workmcn's compensation act.
which insurance is carried by the CITY
government.
The license tax imposed is s25 fat
and l per cent on all gross income
above $1,000 year. There are about
200 physicians in the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
HUSBAND SLAXS WIFE;
HER RDEATHLSATOMCE
AVENGED BY FATHER
alabama Torn Scene Of Dual
Trdgedy-Ddughter's De-
fender Held in Jail.
IBy Associated Press. l

HEFLIN ALA. April 7.-William
Parker, of Fruithurst. and his wife are
both dead. and Richard Hooper. Mrs
parker's father, is in the Henn Jail
the result of a double tragedy which
occurred in front OF the Fruithurst
post office Saturday
Parker, IT is said. shot his wife twice
killing her instantly. Hooper. who had
brought Parker's wife and child to
Fruithurst in buggy, then leaped from
the buggy and cut Parkers throat with
a pocketknfe. Parker staggered into
his store next to the post-office and
dropped dead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
EXTEND AERIAL MAIL
|ost-omcc Department Issues Specific
cation for New Crnft to Bc
used In Service.
tBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. April O. steps
ward carrying out the proposed eX-
ension Of the aerial mail service were
tken by the Post-ohice. Department
bultimotorcd airplancs OF strictly
bmmercial type and particularly
[dapted for the carrying Of mail. Bids
6ened June Q, and 1t is expected that
eiiveries will begin six months after
he contracts are let. The department
las not determined tho number to be
tljlt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
WEST VIRGINIA TO PAY
steps Taken to Give Cnsh for States
Hnif OF Old Debt. Suit Within
Few Days.
TBy Associated Press

CHARLESTON. ". VA. April o.
Cash payment OF se5.sO7.23, West Vir-
sinia'S half of the costs Of the Vir-
gina debt suit In the United Stats.
Supreme Court, will be made in n few
days. according to John S. Darst, State
Auditor. who today received a certi-
fled statement from Washington OF the
amount. The Sl.062.S6Tl6 payment to
Virginia as the cash portion of the
debt liquidation, 1t was said, also will
he made soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
ATTENDS PEACE CONGRESS
Miss $. ChcnE. Chinese Woman, Twice
Sentenced to Death, Leader
OF Her People.
LBy Associated Press

PARIs, AprIl T.-Miss s. Cheng. a
Chinese woman, only twenty-threc
years old, but already with a record of
several years activity as republican
leader In China. has arrived here
Chcng was three times condemned to
death In 1915 and 1917 in connection
with her activities. She was formerly
a law student here. leaving France
with the intention of making an effort
TO increase the fricndlincss Of the rela-
tions between France and her own
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
VIII U.e Flares I'm E,.,,r

W,ASHfNGroN. April 7.-.-Flame and
and improved recently by chemical en-
nerts; of the arm. Will be factors in
taken next month by naval seapianes
BY dropping these flares at Intervals
the aviators Will be able to determine
the drift OF their planes in the cross
winds and mako the correct ions neces.
sary to keen them on their course
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
WILL START ON FLIGHT
Shoett brothers Are Due to Leave Ire.
lnnd for Newfoundland
April 10,

LONDON, April 1.-THE airplane OF
the Short. Brouhers, one OF the en-
tries for the 10000 pound race across
the Atlantic VIII start from ireland
for Newfoundland on April ls, weather
permitting. The airplanc Is expected
TO make the Journey In twenty hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
BIG VOTE IN MICHIGAN
constitutional Amendment PERMITTING
Snie of Light Wine md Beer
Proves niR Issue.
fBy Associated Prcss. I

DETROIT, April IA record break
ing vote was cast today in Michigan's
biennial spring election. in which a
constitutional amendment permitting
sale and use of light wine and beer
tering returns from eighty-Hvc pre-
cincts out OF 1900 early tonight gave
5000 for the amendment and 20Ii5
against 1t. The figures are largely
from rural districts,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
UNITS SCHEDULED FOR
EARLF CONVOY ANNOUNCED

WASHINGToN, April . Units as
were announced by the War Depart
ment today as follows: Evacuation
rons Q? and 64S, Photo Section No. IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
Rioting In Delhi.

BOMBAY, March 81 (via London.
Aprl D.-Rioting has occurred at
Delhi, making necessary Intervention
BY government troops. who cahrged
into the riot!ng mobs. There were few
casualties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
Why Sims Wns Selected.

Commcnting on "how nc happened
to be"the officer selected to go abroad.
Admiral Sims said:
'T was the logical selection for n
number of reasons. ] had been naval
attache at Paris from 1897 to 1900.
speak the French language. 7 had
been to England about every winter
from 1902 10 1909 to talk gunnery
with British admiralty chiefs like
Admiral Jellicoe and Admiral Scott. i
knew the British and French naval
heads. And for three years I had been
in command Of the Atlantic torpcdo
flotllla on this Side
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

los otros, s,'-porque el Presidente
Wilson csta buscando ahora la her
mandad de las naciones, Y luchando
porque las unas las otras Sc amen
Y para siempre."
Muchos amos Sc requieren-agre-
60 cl Mayor General Cabell-para Ia
victoria de un gran principle. Des-
pues d,s mil novecientos amos, ell mum
do es indudablemente mucho mejor;
por el principle del amor entire los
hombres pero aun es necesario que
mejore mas y mas hasta que obten-
ga su perfecclonamierto.
Es SECURE Que la Liga de las Ma
ciones,-continuo- tai Y como ha ST.
do adoptada, no refleja exactamen-
te los catorce puntos originalmente
propuestos por ,el Presidente Wilson.
Fue necesario atender a varios conf
promises Y clio Sc depio el cambio; !;
pero Ia gran idea queda en- pie yo
corsidero que es dcber de todos los
periodistas. de todos los hombres y
de todas las nlujeres, el apoyar
nuestro presidente ahora que el ira
tado. conteniendo la Liga de las Ma
clones, va ser sometiio la apro-
bacion de la Republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
PODRA EXPORTARSE
ORR. .L|BREhE
DE LOSESTADOS
UN|DOS
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TeIesrcmc Especial pore LA PRENSA
NUEVA YORK, Junio 1S.-Los
banqueros han aprobado ampliamentc
"a decision tomaGa por el gobierno,
a levantar el embargo decretaGo Ia
entrada de les Estados Unidos Ia
guerra, sobre Ia exportacion de oro.
Tai medids, opinase, traera Dor
consecuencia Immediate, el restaurar
el dollar q su paridad en- muchos pal
ses extranjeros en- donde ha Sufrido
derreciaciones hasta de un veinte
por ciento. Entire los paises en- DON
de Sc cotiza el dollar con IN cescuen-
to notable, Sc cuentan varios de la
America de! Sur V Mexico, en- este
Continente: Espana, en Europa el
Japon en- Oriente.
Los banqueros opinan. aden1as. que
esta medida mejore considerablemen-
te las condolences economics, tan
TO de los Estados Unidos como de
muchos otroa paiSes. pSes con el
mercado libre de este metal Sc OBJ
tendra un mejoramiento indudable en-
las condiciones generates del mundo,
especialnsente porque muchos paises
estaran ahora en- condolences de a
bsstecerse en- los EStados Cnidos del
ORC necesario para aumentar sus re-
servas, fortaleciendo de sesta manera
su posicien economical.
Los Estados Unidos tienen ahora e.
normes reservas de orc. Y eStan colo
cados en- una situacion especial So
bre todos los demas paises. Basta-
ra. para dar una idea de las exis-
tencias que Sc tienen en- orc en- los
Estados Unidos. QUE las grandes re-
servas acumulaGas desde mil novecien
ros catorcs eonstituyen Ia tercera
parte del total de las reservas de ORC
en el mundo.
El gobierno ha dispueSto que Ia
unica parte con Ia cual no Sc deberan
hacer transacciones 6e esta lndoie, es
Ia region de Russia donlinada por el
bolshevikisrro. 1ute Sera necesaria
una solicitud del War Trade Board
Ia licencia respectiva para la expor-
tacion del oro en- moneda, harras o
billetes. am cuando las solicitudes
seran concedidas ibremente V sin to-
mar en- caenta el monte de la canti-
dad nj el punto de su destino. ex-
cepto con Russia V con les paises enc
,nisos con los cuales no Sc ha fir
msdo Ia paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
RECIBIERON Ell CADAVER
DE UN NITRO. CUBANO
Es el del Sr. Quesada, Nitro.
en- la capital alemana

Del Serricjo Especial de LA PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, JUNO 13.-Hoy lie
go esta ciudad ell senor Cayetano
Quesada, Vice Consul de Cuba en- la
Legacion cubana en- Washington,
quien viene con la mission de su 60
bierno. de recibir los restos de su ito
el doctor Gonzalo de Quesada, eX-Mi-
nistro de Cuba en- Alemania. que IA
llecio en- Berlin, POGO antes de la de-
claracion de guerra hecha por Cuba
.Alemania en- abril de 1917.
ri personal de la Legacion Guiana
en- Washington llegara probablemente
manana pasado, para estar presenJe
en- Ia reception del cadaver del distin-
guido dipiomatico cubano, Y presidir
Ia ceremonial del traslado a un barco
de guerra cubano que sera ell que con
duZca los restos Cuba.
Ell doctor Gonzalo de Quesada per-
tenecio 4 la Junta Revolucionaria de
Cuba en- esta Ciudad, que tomo par
te muy activa en- Ia causa de la In
dependencia de Cuba. habiendo sido
luego el primer Ministro cubano en-
los Estados, Unidos Y siendo nom
brado mas tarde, Ministro de Cuba Ell
Alemania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
Hay alarma en- Mexico
por Ia immigration
de los chinos
Como llegan sin dinero, te-
mese que hagan mas d.
ficil el problema del
trabajo
TcleErama Especial para LA PRENSA.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 1S.
Los periodicos locales estan pres
tando gran importancia Ia inml-
gracion de chinos, que algunos de
esos periodicos califican de perjudi-
cial para el pals. por 10 cual abogan
porque sea restringida suspendida
totalmente.
Segun las de2laraciones oficiales
que Sc tienen, los chinos estan inva-
diendo la costa occidental mexicana
de una manera alarmante, provocan-
do una situacion tai que Sc hace ne
cesario que ell Congreso tome alguna
determination para ;mrredir Que 81
gan llegando Mexico chinos en- tan
grand> cantidad como esta ocurrien-
do.
Las representaciones de los Esta-
dos dc Sonora, Sinaloa Y de la Baja
California en- el Congreso de la
Union han recibido mliltiples solici-
tudes para Que trabajen en- el 'senci-
do de que el Congreso dicte una ley
por Ia cual. sc obtenga Ia reduction,
a 81 lrinimnm DE- Ia irmigdacion asia
tica.
Sc dice que Ia mayor parte de los
chinos que estan invadiendo los Es-
tados do la costa occidental de 5iG-
xico llegan en- malas condolences de
salud Y sin ehamantoS pecuniarios
ningunos Y que por estas dos circuns-'
tancias su entrada al pals constitu-
ye ~ serio pelig-o.
Ademas, Sc teme que estos chinos
vengar a hacer aun mas dificil la ST.
ofreciendose a trabajar por memories
cantidades de dinero 10 cual ocasio-
maria un desequilibrio en- Ia situacion
economical de los obreros del pals
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
LEGO EN- AEROPLANO 4 c. JLAREZ Ell
BOERO DELA AVENTURA NOVELESCA
Al menos, asi le tue
comunicada la noti-
cia a la prensa de
Nueua York
y Z =

Teleorano Especial parG IA PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, JUNO 13.-Las
autorida4es federales han recibido de
Guillan, IN agente de anuncios que du
rante mucho tempo estuvo enpleado
en- ell Herald, una carta Y una no
ia, fechas en- Ciudad Juarea.
Mexico. avisando que el Captain Fe-
lix Dunquesne, quien escape ell mes
pasado de Bellvue, donde Sc hallaba
prisionero, lego en- aeroplano la
mencionada ciudad fronteriza, ANA
gada ahora por las fuerzas del &C.
neral Angeles.
Felix Dunquesne, ouien Sc refiere
la nota dirigida las autoridades
federales. es un boero, scldado de for
tuna, que habia sido arrestado por las
autoridades federales solicitud del
gobierno britanico, acusado de haber
hundido un buque ingles.
Mientras Sc corrian les tranlites
para conceder tai extradiccion solici-
tada por ell gobierno de Ia Gran
Bretana, el captain Felix Dunquesne
Sc fingi6 enferno de par;.lisis, y
10 hizo con tanta naturalidad, que las
autoridades dispusieron su traslado
Bellvue para que ALI fuese atendido.
,Pasa a Ia "a. pag. Col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
IIGA UNIVERSAL CONTRA Ell
ALCOHOLISMO

r>I,qrap-c Especial Pare Ia PEENSA.
WASHINGTON. JUNO l3.-Los
ideres de ia campana prohibiocio-
nista en- este pals, nan celebrado
una junta en- esta capital. con Ell fin
de acordar las medidas que deberan
poner en- practica para lOgrar ex-
tender su campana todaS las ma
clones del 0rbe. A este efecto. los
citados ideres propusieron que Sc
constituYera una Liga \ Universal
contra Ell Alcohohsmo.
Sc ehgieron cuatro Preeidentes
para Ia menciorada Ega, habisndo
recaido los nomoramientos en- las
personals siguientes: Lief Jones. de
Londres, Inglaterra; Doctor Robert
Hareed. Secretario de Ia 0ficinA
International de Temperancia. Sui
"a: Doctor Howard H. Russell, de
WesterviAe, Ohio, sundador de Ia
Liza contra las Cantinas Will Van
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
MILLION ! MEDIC En-
EXPORT TAC|ONES
PASO POR {.
PASS, TEX.
- - :

EAGLE PASS, TENAS, JUNO y.
Cerca de medic million Ge pesos en-
mercanc;as V artiouloS cue incluyen
lnaquinaria agricola. Y para las mi
mas, material para ferrocarril. made
IA. ccmLstib,es y r1Ea. lHedicina5 y
productos auimicOS. Tue eNportado
Tor los Estad1s UniL2s paca MeXl-
co. nor Ia Aduana dc esta ciudad,
durante el mes de mayo que acaba
de pasar.
Por los dates compilados en- el Con-
sulado Mexicano de esta ciudad, So
muestra que el articulC eyportado en-
ma7cr lantidad Gu:ante dicho mes,
Dor este puerto. fui Ia MADEIRA. pues
de ella pasaron cuarenta Y slete ca
rrvs. cuyo valor total fue de S43,S3l
moncda americana.
Los demas envios comprenden ar
ticulos de ferreteria.s S3S,752; I'M
plementos de agricultural, S39,651;
lmaquinaria, s37,S64; fierro lamina-
do S32175; generos, s30,OlI; sacos
vacios. $21,S75; productos quimicos
S20,4S6; manteca, S16,375; ropa ne
cha. S15.S37; cajas vacias, Sl4,9S5;
AUTOMOBILES accessories, S14,SS5; a.
zucar. Sl1,243; abarrotes, S9,155;
maiz, S9,070; hilo, ss,7S9; explosives
para minas, ss,627; patatas, SSH;
material rodante, $3.50; zapatos,
S4,440: muebles, s4,l90; ganado 81,
9lO: cerdos. S2,1S0; tuberia para
idrenaje, s1,95S; cemento, S1,5S5; lu-
bricantes Y aceites, Sl,4SS; huevos,
S1.140: medicinas. s999; ladrillos,
sS39: cristaleria, s72s; vehiculos,
s5S7: Instruments musicales, s475;
maquinas de escribir, $3.50; gallinas
s40S; pinturas, S261; papel, s165; y
miscelanea, s24,444.
Las importaciones de Mexico que
entraron por este puerto, assemble
ron durante el mes de mayo S163,
623, comprndiendo entire ortas cosas.
los siguientes articulos: Candelilla
s22.594. SO; ganado lamar, s42,719;
zinc. S21.410; aceite de algodon, 81,
575. 50; ixtle, 51,479; pieles, SS,11S;
sernilla de algodon en- pasta, S3,513.
so; nueces, s4,5S7; chile pimiento,
SS1S,50; cerda, s144; fibra, s125.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
SEVOLCO Ell
CONVOY USE
INCENDIO
!. !. !:
VENIA HACIA
CHIHUAHUA
A TODA PRISA
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r.L.e-r--a EspeeseI para IA PEENSA
LAREDO. TEXAS, JUNO 13.-un
telegrana trasnitido de la cluoad de
Mexico con fecha de aver, y publica-
do nor el periodico "El Porvenir de
Ia ciudad de Monterrey, hoy, lnforma
de I'm gran desastre ferrocarrilero re
Sistrado al Norte de Ia cludad de A
guascalientes. el paSado microbes.
FL informe, Que sc consldera CO.
mo seui-oflcial, dice que un largo
convey, conduciendo la mayor par
te de las tropas del Estado de MI
cboacan, al mando de Renteria Luyla-
no. descarrilo a pocas leguas de A
ruascalientes. volcandose un gran nu-
nero decarros. varioS de los cuaies
Sc inccndiaron.
Sc estima en- numero de dosc.entos
ell numero &c soldados del gobierno de
Carranza. que resultaron victlmaS del
desastre. Que no Sc sabe bien 81 fue
ocasionado por slguna partida rebel
de. 81 sc debio un nero acclden-
te.
El tren naare"aoa con via Eore por
instruccicnes del gcbierno, que habla
ordenado Renieria Luviano Sc tras-
ladara viclentameute al Estado de
Ch,rlahua, Gorde sigue reunienoo
tropas para hacr frente Ia amenaza
villiSta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
LA CAMPANA CONTRA Los BOLSHEVIKIS
Esan siendo muy entertainments vgados todo aquelo
quienes Sc les supone conexion con los mita-
dores del carrancismo en- Russia

Teieorama EspeciG! para Ia PREASA.
. NUENA YORK, JUNO 13-Una
completa investigation tasta llevan-
dose cabo por el comite conjunto
de Ia Legislature, respecto de las
actividades que desarollan en- los
Estados Unidos los elementos radi-
Gales establecidos en- Nueva York.
El primer paso dado para tai oD-
jeto, fue Ia incautacion de todos los
libros Y documentos encontrados EN-
las oficinas de los representatives del
sobierno bolsheviki en- esta ciudad,
para su examen detenido Y minucio-
so, V Ia comparecencia de los refe-
ridos agentes bolshevikis ante el Co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
Ell GRAIL. CABELL DEFIENDE LA LIGA DE
LAS NACIONESY Y PIDE LOS PERIODISTAS
DE TEXAS QUE LIE PRESTEN SU AYUDA
En- un dscso que pronunco aver en- la Conuencion de
Editores de Perodicos reunda en- esta Cudad, Sc de-
clmo franco partidario de la Liga

En- la convention de la Association
oe los cditores de Texas reunida aver
en- San Antonio, el Mayor General
De Roaey c. Catell, comandante del
Departamento militar del Sur, sc pu-
90 francamente en- favor de la Ii
ga de las Naciones v pidio a los pc
rioGistas de Texas que prestaran su
ayuda hasta donGe fucse possible pa
ra que la Idea divina como la
l|amo-se realizara para beneficio de
todas las naciones, cuyo acercamien-
to Sc busca despues de la tremenda
guerra QUE conmovi5 al mundo ente-
70.
La actitud del Mayor General Ca
bell, al salir a la defensa de la Lii
ga de las NacioneS, provoco aplausos
estruendosos entire los periodistas.
aplausos que Sc hicieron mas entu-
siasicos cuando dijo cue el deber
de todo los periodistas, de todos los
honbres y de todas las mujeres de
los Estados Unidos, era el apoyar
al Presidente Wilson en- los csfuer-
zos que esta hacienda para formar
una familia de todss las naciones del
universe.
Cadifico de una idea divira la cue
llevo a Francia ell Presidente Wilson
dijo que los principles por el susten-
tados en- la Conferencia de PaZ sig
nificaban. en- beneficio del mundo
entero, mas que cua!quiera otro
principle proclamado desde que ma
ciera, hace mas de mil novecientos
amos, ell gran principle del amor en-
tre los hombres-"Amaos los unos a