davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Ia MAYOKIA DE LOS EMPLEOSDE
ESTAD0 NO HAN SIDO DADOS A
HISPANO-AMERlCANOS, APESAR
DE LOSRUMORES QUE CIRCULAR
lnteresante Estatistica Mostrandoe Il Numero Rela-
two de Oficiles sAnglos" Ell Programa del.
Gobernador Earrazolo de $3.50 No Sc Ia
Llevado a Cabo.

tres miembros de comisi0ns de como
raciones del estado, aunque l1ispano-
lAmericanos son no mas miembros
por dfa mientras que ell principal y
ell mejor salario vel control active
de Ia comision estan en- las manos
de I'm Anglo.
Estas son las mejores oficinas del
estado FL guardian de la peniten-
ciaria es un Hispano-Americano pero
sus dos ~aslstentes, retenidos en- la
loficina al. exprHso deseo del Goberna-
dor Larrazolo, son Angles. El supe-
rintendente, del capitolio, oil Ayudar-
te General y Ell Superintendent de
Aseguranza son de de~scendencia His
para pero cada uno de elIos tiene un
asistente Anglo.
Practicamente todos los empleadDs
de la oficina de terrenos, la comi-
sion de tasaciones, ambos departa-
mentos de ingenieria Y las faculta-
des educacioenales del estado son
Angles. La mas eficaz persona on
la oficina del gobernador es su So,
cretario privad0. i'm Anglo. III guar.
dian de GAIA y pesca, ell examinadcr
de bancos del estado y sus asisten-
tes, 81 inspector de minas del esta-
do, son Angles. En- Ell departamento
de ~educaci6n 0cho de los diez en-
pleadOs son Angles. III ~directorio
educational del estado enseha ciento
setenta nteve Angles y once His
observation-disclosures.
Tn sumario final ensena que de
cuatfo mil doscientas personals en- ell
pago de Nuevo Mexico, va sea de es-
.tado o de escuelas, menos que mil
son Hispan0-Americanos y que Q
traen i'm saiafio de cosa de $650,0O0
anualmente, mientras que mas de
tres mil son Angles v extraen como
80, 250,O00 anualmente.
Todos los estimadores de censo
son de opinion que personals de des-
cendencia Hispana constituyen co
"a 65 por ciento de la population. Po-
drian. p0r 10 tanto, esperarse de to-
g dc tres qnintos a dos terceras
parties de las oficinas y obtener
aquelIa proportion de page. Al CON
trario como veintidos por ciento de
las oficiinas Y extraen como treinta
y IN por ciento del page.
Virtualmente no habra cambios
que hacerse en- los empleados p1bli-
0 antes de Enero, 1921. Es por
10 tanto en- estas. cifras que estan to-
madas de los registros que ina inn
parcial assertion puede ser hecha que
ell G~obernador Larrazolo no solo no
ha Mejicanizado el Estado' como 10
han imputado sus contrarios politi-
cos, pero en- tanto como ell ha afecsl
tado la posici6n relativa por sus es-
cogimientos personales y nombra-
mientos EN- los tres meses de su ad-
ministracion 81 ha actualmente al-
mentado la supremacia Anglo-Ameri-
cana en- oficinas v salarios, aun fall
tando en- dar a los ci~udadadons de
descendencia Hispana tanto como Ia
proportion $3.50 cual era su plata
forma original.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

ne niunaiai, 500 PARA
'terniinarsA como tamuien ayudara a
traer I aus hogares a los millones de
soldadoR Americanos quienes dstan
en- suelo extraniero, a fin de que
puednn .v0Iver n Ia vida civil RE-
suinir sus 0cupHciohes civiies con la
menos possible dilacidn de tempo.
EI pueblo Hispano-American es i'm
ajemplos brillante de- H~erdadero natrio.
tisfno Esta declaration es hecha en-
vista de los registros oficiales del
Departamento de Guerra desde que
yinimos a ser ciudadancs America
nos balo el tratado de Guadalupe HI
dalgo EI estado de Nuevo Mexico
lsdmario mas hombres para la Cue
IRA Civil, Ia guerra Hispano-Amerir
ana y, me atrevo a decir, la presenv
to guerra en- proportion a population
que ningin otro estado de la Union
C0nsidaren estos hechos y cuando Ell
Quinto Praptamo do Edbartad este
alberto para subscripci0nes manten.
dratnos este e~sblahdido registtO y
prrestemos hasta 81 Unite. para Que el.
ejemplo de nueetros anlepasados no
sea oividadO.
JAMES BACA,
Ayudante General de Nuevo
Mexico.
Santa re, 8 de Abril do 1919
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

I Is 44tanI.N MlMUI4M
III Juez de Distrito Reed Holioman
Ell viernes 81 la mahana anunci0 en-
la corte que 81 llamaria I'm gran jura-
do especial esa tarde, y a las dos
los npmbres de ri jurado fueron
nombrados. FL jurado Sc reunira
mafana viernes.
Siendo este ell Atercer gran juradO
que ha sido Ilamado durante las Oh
timas cuatro semanas, varios rumo.
res sc han leyantado. Bl porque ha
sido llamad0, sin embargo, es un
secreto de la corte.
Estando tan cerea ell asunt0 de Ia
causa de bonos de Kelly, reportes
estan en- circulation de que thabra
mas desarrollo en- este famoso escan-
dalo de bonos en- Ell condado de San
Ia Fe. Ell fiscal general estuvo en-
la eorte dc distrito ell vierpas en- la
tarde. M ser Agkren prometi6, en-
su argumento final en- ell juicio de
Kelly, que ell estado probara mas
inter6s en- ell egcandalo de los bonos,
en- vista de los testimonies de les
testigos.
Kelly "a Flanxa.
William G. Kelly agente de cam
bio de Kansas city, convictado 81
jueyes pof el jurado, p0r haBer OBJ
tenido dinero acknowledgements en- IN
bono su~poniendo Q ell MIN. 254 del
ccndado de Santa Fe, do una fan
IA de $4,000 y esta libre para re-
gresar a su hogan en- Kansas City.
p~endiente la perfection de su apela-
ci0n a Ia corte supreme del estadp,
y haSta que la cOrte Obre. Los fla
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

ia fiehre del petr6ieu y EN- Ia ma
nera en- que eBta siendo indueida Ia
gentle para invertir stis ~pequeios
laiorros en- a~ccioneB Detroliferas que
lson establishments ~fraudulentas esta
probando un gran ~per3uicio al esta-
do y perjudieara el exIto del Pres
Itamo de Ia Victoria en- Nuevo Me-
lxico. a no ser que la genie yuelva a
su sentido" es el punto de vista to-
mado dc la p~reyaleeiente fiebre
petrolifera por 81 Sir, Charles Sprin-
ger, presidente del consllio dc defen-
sa del estado.
Por todos los p~eri0dic0s del esta-
do y por medic de foIletus Sc ven
los desiumbrantes anuncios indupi-
dores de las companies petroliferas,
las que anuncian sus acciones en- una
manera practical y sus practicas pa
|labras de ~apelaci6n inducen a los
d0lares saiir de los bolsillos de los
Icr6dulos. Una compafia present6 al
|publico I'm anuncio que ella habia
solicitado 1,750,000 acres de terfeno
Ipetrolifero para arriendRr v que 81
obtenia ell diez p0r clentO del mis-
mo serfa Ell mas grande arrendatario
EN- ell mundo en- terrenos petroliferos.
|Y aun fue mas adelante afirfhando
que estaba c~apitalisada en- varios
milI0nes de d0lares, que sus acci0nes
SUBURBAN dos centavos en- as horas y,
que la compalfa estaba -"prOgresando
consIderablemente,y v aun dicha
compania no tenfa I'M pie de terreno
rentad0.
centenares y miles de personals
estan sacando su dihero de los ban
cos v ~poniendoio en- acciones de com
pahfas petroliferas que no tienen
nj un pie de terra y cuando Sc les
pide una e~xplicacion, como 10 hizo
una layandera que, gast6 $500 en- ac-
clones, 'Ellos me ~prometieron que
me d~eyolverian mi dinero 81 no sa-
caban ~petroleo."
Como We Ell Sr. Springer esta ST.
tuaci6n. Isl 20 tuviera las leyes pro-
pias muchos promotores de estas
companies estarian en- Ia carcel."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
sus DoEENcIAs HAcIAN LLoRAR
A UNA sEaoRA

Miles de senoras trabajan hoy din
mientras que sufren de los rinones o
de Ia vejiga dolencias que pueden re.
mediafs La Sra L, Wavua, 2726 3ra.
Gale, Ocean Park, Cal, escribe: NYO
tenfa de sentarme dufante mis- fac
mas donl6sticas. Mi espalda me dnlia
cemasiado, tarsbien mi cadera, hasta
FL grade de hacerme ambas dolencias
llorar. Ahora on agradecimlento al
70 que las Dildoras de Foley para los
Rihones me alivi6 de todas mis- dolen-
cias Dolor de espaldas musculos do
loridos, coyunturas tiesas e hinchadas.
dclencfas reumAticas son ih~dicaciunes
dc desarreglo de los Riiiones. Las pill
doras de Foley para Dos Rihohes son
eficaces. Traeran pfonto aiivio. De
venta On Ia Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Ell GRAN JuRADO DE EsTADOs
uNlDos coNcLuvE sUs
LABoRES.

FL gran jurado federal hizo su
reporte final ell Sr. Neblett Juez de
Distrito de Estados Unidos 81 vier.
mes por la tarde.
FL iurado report6 que habfa esta-
do en- session desde Abrii Z hasta
Abril 10, y habfa investigated AZ que
rellas, hallando 81 verdaderas quefe-
las y 10 no q~uerellas. Las EXPIRE
stones acostumbradas de dar gracias
a los oficiales de la corte fueron he
chas en- reporte firmado por 3.
Stephenson, v los "ciaros, concisos y
sistematicos metodos'' de vafios a.
gentes del gobierno son alabados.
Especial alabama fu6 hecha al ST..
A. r. Gere por Ia cuidadosa forma
que condujo la causa de Hardin.
La .causa era una question de escla-
vitud blanca. El gran jurado reco-
mienda Ell aumentar Ell nlmero de los
.inspectores de correos para este dis
trito. 0 algdn mdtodo por medic del
cual 81 departamento de giros posta-
les puede ser revisado mas fire.
cuente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

Ell Presldente del 0oncliio de pefen-
Ga cree quo Sc deheria De tratar
S~everamente a los Aoenses falSos
del Petr6leo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

NO pERmITAN QUE LOS PROMO.
TONES DEL PETRoLE0 HAcEi-
TEr Sc HAGAN DE Sus
AHORR0S, us ~ CON-
SEJO DE SPRINGER.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
GRAN JURADo ESPECIAL LLAMA
DO PoR Ell Juz HoLLoMAN.

Sc Rumcra que y Session Especial
Tomara los Asuntos de BOnos;
Termino Especial Para el condado
de San Juan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
NO coMPREN TODAS LAS AcciO-
MES DE PRoPiEDAD DE cOMPA-
HlAs DE AcElTE QUE Sc LES
PRESENTE, ES Ell CoNSEJO
DE LOS cOMlSlONADOS
DE TERRENOS.

Muehas Companies FaIsas Sc HaIIan
c~onfurdidas con las que Tienen
Prospectus de ser Productivas, es
e. c~onseIo del comisiohado Field.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

El cual puede parecer rAro d In.
.teresante es Ell case del gohiern0
encontra de Ia Sra. James Revelio,
mujer de color, Ell cual Sc ha de-
jado para ser iuzgado para AbriI 2s.
So 10 acusa de haber obtenldo dos
pensiones de soldados cuando no es-
laba i~ntitulada a ninsQha. Sc entrc-
80 con culpa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
AcusacIones Devueltas.

Entire las acusaciones anunciadas
81 viernes Sc hallaba una encontra
Mike Oliver Hardin, acusad0 de es-
clavitud blanca. Sc alega que I'm
traido n muchacha menor de Is
de edad del pueblo de Dalhart.
Texas. al pueblo de Tucumcari Y
de allf a Las Vegas, M Mex, con
propositos inmorales. Sc reporto
que 81 suieto Sc halIa bajo arresto
en- lei Paso, sirvlendo una condena
en- la carcel de aduel lugar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

Adolph "A. Maux Sc entreg6 con
culpa de- haber comprado prppiedad
de Estados Unidos v fu6 ~sentencia-
do a cuatro meses en- la carcel de
Estados unidos.
Clarence Denette, I'M Indio Navajo
SO entreg0 con culpa de haber rpba-
do IN caballo v fue sentenciado a
servir cuatro meses en- la carcel de
Estados Unidos. ri dijo que I'm
hombre 10 habia prometido una bra
Dc turquesa por I'm caballo *
habia lazado ell primer caballo
qlae Sc le hahfa ~presentado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

Una a~cusacion de interes excepcic-
nal fue traida encontra de Bonnie
BROTHERS, fabricantes de Joel B. Fra
ser whiskey. do Louisville KY y Ia
acusaci0n es traida en- SIS cuentas
acusandoles de que 800 galones de
booze fue embarcado para Chama,
n. Mex. La pena maxima es de SIs-
600 en- cada cnnnfa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
rheumatic PAINS
Quickly Eassd b PsBstTEHlg
Hamnu's Wizard or

A safe and harmless preparation
b relieve the pains Of Rheumatism,
Sciatica. Lame Back and LumbagO Is
Hamlin's Wizard OIL Il penetrztes
quickly, drives out soreness and
hmbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles
You VIII find almost daily uses for
II IN cases of sudden mishaps or &C
cidents such as sprains. bruises, cuts,
burns, bites and stings Just as re-
liable, too, for earache, toohzche,
Group and cole
Get It from druggists for 80 cents.
IF not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever eonstipated or have sicf
headache? Just try Wizard Liva
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, =
cents. Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Our aim is to haze at least IS producing Ues to Be
oU1ed and controlled by the TEXAS CONTROL Con
soidated Oil Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Insurance Man Tells
Of Friends Recovery

"He suffered considerably from gas
IN stomach and collie attacks, and at
times was very yellow. His doctors
diagnosed his arment IS gau blad-
der trouble and that an operation was
necessary. Some one persuaded him
TO try 1Iayr's Wonderful Remedy.
since taking it one year ago he tells
me he has been able TO eat anything
II is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and aIlays
the inflammation which causes prac-
ideally all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis One
dose viii convince or money refunded.
Kelly d Pollard. Potter Drug Co and
druggists eTerywh ere--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Knoxville Tenn. April 25.-Churg-
ing a jury IN only four words was
the record Of Judge T. A. r. Nelson in
Criminal court here in the case Of
Guss Rocks, charged with larceny.
The case had been before the jury
eight times before, twice az this term;
the state had been unable TO get Wit
nesses- Judge Nelson's charge was
Gentlemen. take the case" Rocks
was acquitted One witness said
Rocks picked up coal along the right
Of way Of the Southern Railway and
later paid for IT,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
4 Still In The
Home Basement
Is Next Move
Americans Dislike To Give
UpLiquor; Some Drink
Furniture Polish.


Washington, D. c., April 25.-Na-
tlonal prohibition VIII doubtless re-
duce the amount Of liquor consumed,
once it has been decided who is to en-
force the measure. but there are some
signs that it VIII not reduce the va
riety Of beverages used, for a while
at least
soft drinks. Of course, are in Tor a
phenomenal boom Then there is the
rise into pernicious prominence as
beverages Of such things as toilet
preparations and furniture polishes
containing a percentage Of alcohol
Finally. the making Of beverages in
the home promises TO furnish the fed
eral prohibition agency whatever It
may be- with the most difficult and
embarra ssing problem OF all
.1IaHinE Your own"
Making liquor at home is not a now
city OF recent origin in this country
but an Old American custom In CO.
lOnial days, not only did the settler
listiu his own corn whisky, but his
wife made wines and cordlals out OF
grapes. blackberries and various other
fruits With the coming OF store IL
quor." the distilling Of whisky became
less common
But. although the fact IS not widely
known. wines are stlll made by mousse
wives quite generally. in the Ale
sheny regions by recipes that are
many generations old The product is
a bright red wine, very sweet and
Halatable, and not very strong, but
containing alcohol enough TO make IL
Illicit.
Home Made Beer
Since the spread Of state prohlbi-
ton began, this ancient American Gus
tom of making your own" has shown
a tendency 10 come down from the
mountain Businesses where ii had re-
tired and TO live in town There are
some good sized American cities where
housewives regularly make their own
beer. and 10 is not near beer, either
Closely allied with the soft drinks
which have recently multiplied so
greatly are the imitation hard drinks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Dancing, it must be remembered, is
mental. not physical. The mere move
ment Of arms and legs does not cousti-
tute dancing The idea first. then. Is
the visualiZing Of il 90 the spectator
and Il is one thing to feel the dance
yourself and quite another thing 10
make your audience feel It.
You must not only think a mood.
you must be that mood, and TO the
degree that you are that mood TO the
same degree viii the audience feel
that mood. This is the secret Of char
acteristizinE. that most subtle and all
Turing of all arts"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

sacrifice Of all opposing influences
lis essential. Late hours. frivolous
companions. are fatal 10 progression
in art
Dancing should begin in childhood
when the mind and body are plastic.
The child should be given natural
movements. such as skipping. running.
leapinE and big arm morements-such
movements that tend TO retain the
childish mind in accordance with ma
lures plan-
The child should study music
enough TO give her knowledge OF
rhythm. tempo and mood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
PURE TONIC VALUE
In Peptiron. 10 the Last Particle Of
the Medicine.


the Medicine.
The new and real iron tonic. Pept-
iron, is prepared in the convenient
form Of chocolate-coated pills easy 10
take, easy TO carry about with YOU
no water. no alcohol, no opiate
PepurOn is the essence Of economy,
the acme OF efficiency. II is readily
assimilated. acts promptly and power
fully upon the blood and nerves, cor
reefs all run down conditions, creates
an appetite gives stomach comfort
and healthful digestion tt wards
off impending illness. bridges over the
danger spots, and increases power -
resisting disease
Do not put off treatment in these
times so perilous to health. but get
Peptiron and begin 20 take it today,
two after each meal
Youu not regret being particular
to get Pepuron. and no other. Like
many others. you viii be surprised al
its promptness in building you up
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

/ holes contain as much as IS percent
( Of alcohol
Considering that whisky and vodka
contain from 40 10 so percent. and that
iabsinthe contains about 20 percent and
/ is accounted rank poison. the danger
Of drinking this kind Of alcohol is ap-
parent
A Perfumery Drink.
There are hundreds Of these medical
and commercial preparations contain
ing alcohol Wood alcohol even is
drunk by some reckless or ignorant
people. with the result that some be-
come blinded through atrophy Of the
optic nerve. and others are killed out
riEht- Women alcoholics are more
likely 90 use perfumes than are men.
and are heavy consumers OF medicines
containing high percentage OF alco-
hoL
often the medicines are taken in
large quantities by persons who have
no icea Of the amount OF alcohol con-
sumeu, and OCCASIONALLY they are not
aware that they are taking alcohol
at ALL
These commercial preparations are
all supposed to be so medicated as TO
be unlrinkable. Certainly only a per-
vertea palate would find furniture
polish acceptable In Russia. where
vodka was banished just before the
war started. furniture polish and
many things not attempted by alco-
holes in this country are drunk with
disastrous results
Benzine. naptha. and kerosene are
Russian drinks reported TO be con-
sumed in such quantities as to create
a shortage Of the commodities
All OF the nOnbeverage spirits
are highly injurious, as many OF
them contain methyI. or dena-
tured, alcohol, and all have in
them other Ingredients some OF
which are dangerous 10 the sys-
The internal reveRue agents also
have an eye on the private still or
brewery, and are now running down
Illicit manufacture in dry territory.
MANY Home DisdIIeries.
Three weeks Of campaign in one
town Melted q home distilers and still
the search goes on Just what are the
signs by which the venue detective
spots a city moonshiner the internal
revenue bureau cannot. Of course, d.
vulEe- But agents are given special
training for their sleuthinE duties in
connection with enforcement Of prohi-
bition-
An sorts Of formulas for home made
drinks are scattered abroad Old cook
hooks are ransacked for ancient
recipes. and rare formulas are passed
from one person to another with elaD-
crate secrecy and careful handling.
OF all the protests against prohibi-
ton by far the greatest number have
been relative to beer. America seems
willing TO give up whisky as Russia
willingly gave up vodka, and France
absiuthe. But many citizens demand
some substitute stronger than soda
water, and beer IS the substitute most
called for e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

These are announced with swagger
descriptions and names suggestive OF
the mixtures they aspire TO resemble.
They are, in fact the same drinks,
lacking only the one Ingredient hfth-
erto regarded as essential.
The KicEIess Cocktail.
Detroit has evolved a nearer ap-
preach TO the old fashioned cocktail,
but even this is only vaguely suE-
gestiVe Of the real article. Detroits
new drink IS 2 grape juice unfortified.
served in a cocktail glass. With il is
offered a small yeast tablet which,
when introduced to the grape juice,
produces a fizzy something that De-
troit Is pleased 10 call the cocktail a
Ia mode.
Mixtures less drinkab1e 10 most peo-
PIE than these prohibition proof cock
tails. but nevertheless more popular,
are nonbeverage forms Of alcohol In
ternal revenue agents have for years
combated the use Of patent medicines
and toilet preparations as drinks. and
now extra effort is being made TO pre-
vent the sale Of these articles for
beverage purposes. Some Of the com
mercial preparations drunk by alco-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

THE preparing Of the artistic dance
L have been steadily Increasing and
the Marion MORGAN dancers. who are
now going TO England. VIII show its
Development along the lines that have
brought them fame here.
Marion Morgan is a strong advocate
OF the teaching Of dancing 10 the
young
Dancing is an art" she says. "and
as such should be studied Sacrifice
and toll especially toll, is the price
one must pay 10 excel in dancing The
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
MAI. PETERSON, AMERICAN
ACE, WAS KILLED SUNDAY
His Airplane Dropped Nose Forward
at Daytona and the Major Was
Killed Instantly.

Seabreeze. Fla, March IL
David Nick. Peterson, one of Ameri-
cas- officially recognized "aces." was
killed Sunday in fall OF his air
plane at Daytona Beach. Major
Peterson's address is Honesdale, Pa.
The airplane piloted by Major Pc
terson and in which Lieut. F. X.
Paversick was passenger, dropped
nose forward after reaching height
Of about Is feet while ascending
from the beach. Major Peterson
was killed instantly and Lieutenant
Paversick was injured seriously
Previous to his enlistment with
the American air forces. Major Pc
terson was a member OF the La
Fayette escadrille. While connect
ed with the French aerial service he
was unofficially credited with bring
ing down 1S German machines. The
official report OF the war department
giving the names OF 50 recognized
American "aces" showed that Major
Peterson brought down FIVE Ger
man machines while serving in the
American service.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
PEACE DELEGATES HEAR
SPOKESMEN OF THRACE
Greeks and Armenians Declare That
They VIII No Longer Live I'm
der the Turkish Rule.

Paris, March 1.-THE peace con-
ference commission on Greek affairs
heard the representatives of
Thrace. M. Mamnavs, former
deputy in the Turkish parliament
and A. Antoniades, an engineer. NJ.
Antoniades told the commission of
preponderating Greek position in
agriculture and industry in Tharce.
The Greek and Armenian patri-
arches at Constantinople have sent a
petition to Premier Venizelos to be
presented to the peace conference.
Demand is made that the Greeks and
Armenians no longer be compelled
to live under Turkish govern
ment and il is declared the Greeks
and Armenians will not submit to
such government.
The petition asks that Greeks be
allowed to live in Armenian terri
tory and Armenians In Greek ter
ritory in case they cannot be in
cluded In the limits OF their own
countries. The Armenians ask for
the formation OF a great Armenia
with access to the Black sea and the
Mediterranean and say they would
like to see Thrace. Constantinople.
the vilayets OF Smyrna and Broussa
and the Sanjaks Of Comedia and
Rieha Incorporated In Greece.
Hone is expressed the united
Greeks and Armenians may become
IMPORTANT factors in peace. progress
and civilization OF the near east.