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The St. Joseph observer., 1919-10-18

That Missouri is enjoying a great
wave OF prosperity is shown by fig
ures given out at the office of the
state bank comm issionor. Between
June rs, 1913, and August 2S, 1919,
there was an increase in deposits in
the state laws of Sl00.41o,O23.41, the
greatest percentage increase on rec
ord.
The St. Joseph observer., 1919-10-18

The Society Of American Follow
ships .n French Universities has noti-
fled Drury College, in Springfield,
that twenty-five fellowships Ia French
universities will be awarded TO It's
graduates every year.
The St. Joseph observer., 1919-10-18

one of the hunored guests at the
reception which Laclede is planning
FOR its most famous native son-Gen-
Cral pcrshing-will be Prof. C. A.
committee which examined the com
mandcr in chief OF the a. f. +. thirty
eight years ago for appointment to
The West Point military academy.
The St. Joseph observer., 1919-10-18

Increases of approximately 20 per
cent on real estate and about u per
cent on corporation property is shown
in the valuation of taxable property
in the state. ss nNoi by the state
board Of cqui'il. lion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
NEPRIJMOU cTYRCENTOl
We ZVYSENf.

Remeslnici zamestnani We
zdeiSich zeleznicnich dilnach
odmitnou navrh presidenta
Wilsona. die nehoz NELL by w
d6lavat ien o a Gently ma hodi-
M vice. nez vvd6lavaji dnes.
Pravi tax mluvci zeleznicnich
unii Luthringer. ienz o dotce-
mem navrhu noeha hlasovati
mistnich uniich 8. zari. Sedmi-
centove zvVseni by pry uspo-
koiilo. ctvrcentov6 vSak nikOli.
ACi 5000 clevelandskych del
nikh bnde nabidce presiden
tOV6 hlaSoVati
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
PCMERY v CECHACH Sc
LEPSf.

Pan Jos. .Aubrecht, 2137 E.
1O6. ul. obdrzel od sveho sta
r6ho pritele p. Jos. Otto Srba
Christian u DuSnik z Czech
dopis, nemz vysloveno je u
;iSt3ni. re We stare vlasti pome
w 60 pozvolna lepsi. Pan j.
O. Srb il maiitelem realit, ci-
hlarskych velkozavodG, par
Mich mlynir a je povazovan "a
Observation-Disclosures millionaire.
Ma tudlz znacne spojenl Sc ze-
m6d6lskymi prumyslovymi
kruhv o na7ledkem takovych
styku tlumoci MAJOR, re narod,
tesky 2 povalecne krise VIVA
7ne vft6zn6. Drahota ie sic do
sud velika ku pTikladu par
dobrVch taznych koni nelZe V
Cechach koupit pod 100000
korun. Bude vsak mnohem lip
po znich. ktere poskvtuji OBJ
STONY vysledek. Politicke zma
tky rovnez Sc urovnavaji, TAX
re V nekolika letech lie oce-
kavat normalni pomery vsude
zemich ceskoslovensk6 repu-
bliky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
PRIMO MAX BADENSKY o
CDSTCUpENi ViLEMA III.
P.vni tfcdni zprava historic
Ike teto udalos,i.

DE Sd3leni, u6inanych po-
slednim k2nclerem Nemecka,
rrinc I'M NaXem Badenskym
karlsruhe, trval telefoncky
'rOzhovor. iejz mel Max s vi
l6mem II. dne g. listopadu ve-
Cnr al 30. minut. Vilem mlu-
vii velice prudca; byl, jak pra-
VI prime Max. zarazejicim zpu
sobem Spatn9 2prave1 0 stano
visku nemeckych vojsk ku sve
osobe. mluyiI vojenske vypra
V prot Berlinu a vzpecoval
SO v1bec ien uvazOvati o Ma
Xovych n5vrzich, ably sc vidal
trunu. Kdvby vrchni armadni
veleni nGmeck6 bylo Vil6movi
d1e 8. listopadu reklo o meme
cke armada pravdu, kterou
mu koneGnG raklo 9. listopadu.
bvl by Vilem die nazoru Ma
yova dne 8. listopadu vyslovil
sv6 zreknuti Sc trnnu. PAX by
20 by die lidskych dohadd by
Valo Y rukou social 'td vetSiny
2drzeti v6tSinu d6lnik1 V to-
var1ach. | tomto pfipad6 by
10 by doSlo Ike vzpoufe. ktera
by vsak byla zdstala om azena
len na radikalni zivly. Vojsko
+ V Beriine bylo by zachovalo
svou spolehlivost, neb nejnebe
zrecn5jSi spojkou meZi social
mimi demokraty a vol * am by
la okolnost. re Vilem Ill. Sc
rneZfe x ltrunii.s-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
fV7SSl It'll fWTSS1
ROZEBRALI SKLADISTE.

Tuhric Oil Co. s6zuia 81 po-
lirii. ze ii nekdo ukradl staniC
nj budovn. nachazeiici Sc ma
rohu Euclid Ave. a vych. II.
nj. Luhrir Oil Co. mela V ma
IL budov6 te zasobu gasolinu
? ton prv zmizel rovn6z. Po-
ZdejSim vvsetrvanim ziisteno,
re skladiste "rozebrala" mia
dez ze sousedstvi. ktera gaso
lin prodala a drivi rozebrane
budovy ma prerii spalila. Juvi-
lejnf trad bude ma podnika-
YOU tn mladez upozorn6n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
WILSON ZAHAJi MfROVY BOW OHIO.
VCOLUMBUS PROMISE PRVNf REC.
MA PREDNASKOVE CESTE ZASTAVf SEW
CLEVELANDE.

Washington, 27. srpna Wilson hoda jak znsmo pod
nknou cd Paciku az pobTez Atantckeho okeanu zapas
fecncky prospech versaiskych umuv Tazen svoe
pocne 1ery kdy opus Washington ably tokem prot opo-
scnikm movych usnesen zah obranu pro povstale opo
sc nejen pro mu ale lze narOdG. Prvnim m6stem bude
Columbus pravdepodobne mesa lezc mez Cincinnati Gle
velandem. Pozoruhodnym JEST re kampannm programu
neni Chicago
Ale posmesne nazyvany battalion smrt' oposicni
ozf kiln usporada proti Wsonov konkurencn po
cke tazen senatof Johnson Borah pnjdou po stope Will
ably amercke veejnosti objasova
nj Oba chysta vysvet nam skodlivost mirovch smuv
Jak Jim kampan ejich vydaf jest oazkou nebzsi
doucnos ale vastn ech praele soupenci sobe pf vel
keho spechu nesbu cele Oposice ejich patrno
nemaji konecne zadnych podkadG vecnemu obvinen
snaha jech jen zskanim poticke popularity
6emz vschn oponent snadno mohou doeka nepemneho
sklamani
Presn6 udani DOLBY kdy president Wilson zav do Gle
velandu nebylo dosud uveTeneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
ZDRAVY MANEVR PROTI VELKO
JATKARUM.
BOYKOT MASA AMFRICKYMI HOSPODYNEMI
JEW UCINEK

Chicapo 27 srpna. - Nasledkem rozhodnuti 5nn nekl-
povat vepfove vGbec pocav zdeSch iatkach
klesat Vekoatkari shleda ze poptavka venTo
vdm klesa takovou r6rou ze muse odvola svon
knovaGe Ma 14000 venT vHhn" nnnaslo knncn nhkurni
iAch sestoupa obratem S18 5n 100 Gbe~
hvrh s17OO Podobn6 zlevneno cev dollar hovez sko-
pove.
Lid odma kupovati lisa rSesvedcen. re chladirnv
isou nfeplnenv ien spekuatvnm dcev Zdravv manfr
bvl pTcno re cele vakv atecnh zvrat zstav reproda
ny Podobne zdfave hnuti pfime nesvedome vydarate
rozum zavlada skorem po cee zemi Kansas CITY lest
trh masa podobne nabidky cizich atkar ochaz
houfn6 jatkaTGm chicazskym.
Nastae situace ryche chapa armafi dovazi vlast
nj plodiny ma trh, dociluc slusnych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
fWS5l [ft1 WSSl
BCLSEVICI VYNUTlLI MA
DANSXE ZDRAVOTNf
MISSI SLIB MLCENf.

"VarSavskaja Rice" sdelu-
ie. ze V t3chto dnech pribyla
Go VarSavy ctyricetiGlenna w
prava danskGho Cerveneho
l,rize. jez Sc vraci pres Polsko
a Nemecko do Kodan6. Boise
vicka ufady vynutily 81 ma
clenech vypravy podpisy, j.
miz Sc ZavaZaly k naprost6 mi
Celivosti o vSem tom, co ma
Ru i vid6li. kdyby poruSili
Danove svdi vnueeny slib. po-
nechavaii ST bolSevici volnou
ruku k pronasledovani vSech
DanI zbvlych V Ru7ku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
Cten1n1 cfendTina ,,SDefa

NAsLEDKEM STALE UDRzUJlCf DRAHoTY V5ECH POTREB
TISKARNACH JAKOz VSECH zVOTNCH POTREB VUBEC. PR
ZNAcNE ZvYSEM PRACovNi MzDY We VsECH "a
VODECH
JELIKOz sITUACE Ia NE JVETsf MRE DOLEHIA zVlASTE
TISKARSKE VYDAVATELSKE ZAVODY, TENiER VsUDE
ZVYsENA POPLATKU "a CASOpISY SPRAVA TISKARNY
"SvETA" NUCENA JEST TAKE KONEcNE NAsEDOVATI VsECkY
PODOBNE ZAVODY ZVYSITI POpLATEK "a
POCfNAJE PONDELKEM DNE l. zARf BUDE "sVET" DROB
MEM PRODEJ PRODAVAN PO CENTEcH STALL CDBERATELE
BUDOU ROZNASEcUM DC TYDNE.
TIsKARNA "svETA" JEST ZAvoD UNJovY A JAKo TAKoVY
OPETNE DOBOIJ ZVYSrTI MZDY SVYCH IA
MESTNANCU TITO MOHLI AsPON PGMERNE sIUSNE zfT.
DOUEAME, zE OBEcENsTvo PRIME TOTO ORNAMENT
NUTNOST ZVLASTE VZHLEDEM TONU zE JSME AZ Z -
TECH POsLEDNfCH KDOz Sc KE KROKU TOMU ODHODLAL
PRATELSKE UCTE
RIDITELsTVO TIsK. VYD SPOIL "SVET".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
TRANSATI .ANTICKE. SPOJENf S
RUMUNSKEM.

New York. 27 srpna The International Mercantile
Marine oznamuje prime zf{zen osobn dopravy ma
kadd New pres Cafhrad do Kusten We Rumunsku
Prvni pamk amercky Black Arrow vypuie zdesfho p
stavu dne Is. zafi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
WILSON VARUJE TURECKO PRED
NASII.NOSTNn v ARMENSKU.
AMERICKA NOTA ZASI.ANA PRIMO BE- PRO-
] STREDNICTVf SPOJENECKE RADY

Pariz. 27. srpna - Jstv politcky popach zpnsobi
Franc obaznf presdena Wlsona zaslany turecke Wade
rfimo nko prostfednctvim neivvssi spoenecke radv
Paffz Wisonova nota aresovana CaThraGu obsahue
rovan Turecka pred dasm armenskym pohrazkou
ze Spoen6 Staty prpadn6 odmtnou uznati akouko
rentu Turecka.
Ia vcereSfho zasedani nejvySSi rady vsov francnuz
sky premier svoie podiveni Amerika prece nebva
Tureckem valce vm6Suie podmnky pmeri
no mez spoenci Tureckem ktera pry dosud
hodla zda Prime mandat mad Armenskem vhbec
Varovani Wilsonovo odevzda admiral Spoienych StatH
Bristol havn nevoli vzbuzuie okonost spoienci ceA
afeTe dozv6de Turecka Washing
tonskou nou vrazd6ni Armenca vran do "vntrnf
poltiky" caThradske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28

iWSS1 It'll VS.
The sun., 1919-08-18
SLOW DELIVERIES
RAISE COFFEE PRICE
Lack of Rain Hats RiUer
TRANSPORTATION.

BoGoTA, Aug 1.-THE small quantity
Of coffee being offered for immediate de-
livery in this country has had the effect
OF raising prices to unheard of points and
good Medellin has been quoted at 20
centavos. Fortunately the high price OF
coffee is not reflected in the price of
other products, which, although stiil
high, are not abnormally so. The rea-
son for the present scarcity is not, as
might be imagined, the European de-
mand, but the failure of the weather
man to provide rain enough to make
river navigation possible in many OF the
streams:
Colombia's road and railway develop
ment has not yet progressed as far as is
desired. with the result that much of the
inland transportation Is done on rivers,
of which Colombia has large number.
Rainfall during April and May was quite
light, and as a consequence of the re-
sultant low waters large stores OF coffee
are being held in interior points.
1t is expected that as soon as the
rivers rise again these supplies will be
available. an expectation which is re-
fiected in the market price of future cof.
fee. In spite OF all efforts of specula-
tors to raise the price of future deliv'
cries TO point equal TO that of present
deliveries the former remain seNera
points lower.
The sun., 1919-08-18
STORM MAKES HAVOC
THROUGHOUT CHILE
Shipping at Valparaiso Suf-
fers Heavily.

VALPARAISO, Chile, Aug. 17.--Further
details concerning the storm which
struck this city. destroying many vessels
In the harbor and causing the deaths of
hundreds of persons, have been an
nounced. Not only did this port suffer
from the storm that swept the country
but Santiago. Chile. as we'll was threat
ened by flood from the waters of the
River Maipo, which runs through the
centre of the capital. Many OF the
flooded and some of the streets Of the
city were under water for a time.
In Valparaiso the steamer Cordillera
was blown to the rocks and smashed to
pieces and the crew was drowned. The
smaller steamers Pesoria and Guayaquil
were sunk along with their crews Two
sailing vessels were dashed against the
rocks, causing many deaths aboard. The
Grace steamer Santa Luisa. In grave
danger of sinking, finally made for the
open sea and was saved. The German
| informed steamer Westphalia was dam
| aged. Many other smaller craft suf-
| fered considerable damage.
The waves were 30 high that the
| streets along the waterfront Of Valpa-
raiso were inundated and considerable
damage was caused. In Illapel, north
| of La Serena. every house in the village
was destroyed. The river went over it's
banks and the town was covered with
| water. It Is estimated that eighty-seven
| lives were lost here.
It is said that many insurance COM
panies have been forced to close their
doors owing to the tremendous losses.
The sun., 1919-08-18
ARGENTINE SEEKS
TO SAVE CATTLE
Bill Would Prohibit Exports
for Three Years.

BuENos ArREs, Aug. 17.--If the bill
presented to the Argentine Congress by
the Administration Is passed shippers
from this country will be prohibited from
exporting the meat of cows or calves
for period of three years. This drastic
measure has been proposed in order to
prevent further inroads on Argentine's
cattle supply. Farmers have been kill
ing their cows and calves for meat ow-
ing to the high prices obtainable In the
foreign markets and as result the
number of cows has been diminishing.
The same measure Is proposed In the
matter of sugar expectations. The Gov
eminent believes It 10 necessary to have
the greatest quantity Of sugar possible
in the domestic market In order that the
high cost OF living may be reduced.
In connection with these proposed
measures the Government announces
that this is a first series of steps to be
taken to endeavor to cut down the high
living costs as far as 1t is consistent
with the demand for the necessities OF
life
The sun., 1919-08-18
Judge jackson Praises
Latin American Section

T~o THE EDITOR LATIN AMERICAN
DEPARTMENT THE SuN--Sir:
Il 1t will give me great pleasure
to cooperate in your endeavors 10
strengthen relations between Latin
America aud the United States. Hav-
ing lived in Panama for eight years
as Judge OF the United States District
Court and having learned the Ian
guage and familiarized myself with
the laws and customs of the coun-
try and having made large circle
Of friends In many parts OF Central
snd South America, I assure you that
nothing IL Of greater interest to me
than the matter of commercial and
social relations between these coun-
tries.
read your articles regularly in the
Monday edition of your paper and II
/ can be of any assistance in fur
thering the object in view please
command me.
WILLIAM II. JACKSON.
New York, Aug. ~, 1919.
The sun., 1919-08-18
FAVOR AN AMERICAN LEAGUE.
brazilian Newspapers Fear JcaI-
OuSy Of NetghbOrs.

Rio DE JASEIRo, Aug. 1.-THE news
papers of this city are taking the stand
that Brazil should take the lead in en-
deavoring to establish a league of
American nations before entering the
League of Nations. Reasons advanced
by the newspapers are that II Brazil
alone enters the League OF Nations as
1t was formulated in Paris the neighbor-
Ing South American Republics could ac-
cuse this country of being imperialistic
end of desiring TO obtain a dominating
position on this continent.
The newspapers of the capital argue
that Argentine publicists have already
advocated the formation of a league OF
American nations. They cite the recent
utterances of Leopold Lugones. The
newspapers urge that Brazil drop its in
ternatonal ambitions so that II can
march in harmony with its neighbors
without awakening suspicion or kindling
prejudices.
The sun., 1919-08-18
SPAIN Is COMING BACK.
Capitalists Make Enormous Invest-
ments in south America.

Will history repeat itself in Latin
America? The Spanish Government. en-
riched during the war by the rapid de-
velopment OF commerce and industries,
is coming back" to the countries 1t dis
covered, owned and developed, this time
with ships laden with gold instead OF
with Spanish conquistadorcs. Spain is
loaning money in tremendous quantities
to the countries 1t once held under Its
rule. Spanish fnanciers have made In
vestments In Uruguay, In Argentina and
In Colombia.
Reports come now from the city OF
Mexico that a powerful syndicate of
Spanish bankers is to establish bank
in the Mexican capital for the purpose
Of assisting in the development of the
country as we'll as to facilitate the ship
The sun., 1919-08-18

The city of Santiago. Chile. needs con-
crete roads. Only the principal streets
in which traffic is the heaviest are we'll
paved. To remedy the situation and to
offer work to thousands Of Chileans who
are idle the municipality of Santiago has
voted bonds to the extent of 10000, 900
pesos (S2, 000, 900 American gold) for the
of concrete roads to cover
many new streets of the city that need
improvement.
The sun., 1919-08-18
JAPs BUYING CHILE MINES.
also Getting Coal Options Near
Naval Ports.

sAHTTAoo, Chile, Aug. l7.-Nevs-
,apers call attention to the extensive
purchases of mining properties by jana
lese in Chile. 1t is said that more than
100000 Is invested in copper and
ron properties along the Northern
hallway. Recently Japanese have taken
ptions on coal acreage surrounding the
laval port of Talcahuano: just north of
soncepcion. The newspapers add the
suS&c6- OF Japanese coming here is
now steadily, although japanese
49, interests are inconsidesMsaA
The sun., 1919-08-18
WILL HARNESS WATERFALLS.
Argentine Government TO Utilize
Great National Power.

BuENos AYREs, Aug. 1.-THE devel-
opment of the great waterfalls OF lg-
uazu in the northern part Of Argentina
will be undertaken by the Argentine
Government, which has had the matter
of turning the energy of these falls to
commercial use under consideration. A
commission headed by Juan Cooper will
start for Iguazu this fall 10 make pre-
liminary surveys. The lack or Interest
in the development OF lgua1u mas peeh
dine 10 its inaccessibility and the made
auate means of communication.
Only tourists who have been interested
in viewing the grandeur OF the falls
have ever made the journey to that sec
ton OF the country. By some 1t Is be-
l!eved that Iguazu is larger than Mag
ara.
The sun., 1919-08-18

Recent arrivals at the Hotel Aston
are Luis falcon. Havana Carl Oswald,
Havana: G. Navarro Merida Jose G..
Maria. Salvador; Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
cisco Angulo. Havana; DR.. Luis Baralt.
Havana Mariana Brull and NJ. w. Per-
Wis. San Jose, p. r.: Demitrlo del Cas-
tillo. Jr., Havana: German Rodriguez
Gonzalez and family, Havana; A. Rod
riguez Morejon. Havana; C. ]. F'ritot,
Havana: Mrs. Ynes Y. de Balaguer and
Miss Balaguer, Havana; Miss Sara
Goyri, Havana; Jose Batlsta Varona,
Camaguez, Cuba.
The sun., 1919-08-18

ment of goods to and from the two
countries. The initial capital OF 2,0oo,-
600 pesos has already been subscribed
by leading Spanish flnanciers and invl-
tations will be extended to Spaniards
throughout the republic to purchase
stock In the institution. Tho bank will
be known as e. Banco Hispano-hsxl-
sano and will be closely affiliated with
banking institutions In Spain.
The sun., 1919-08-18
PRINCE LUIS NOT IN BRAZIL.
Gonarchist Head Denies Report OF
Secret Visit.

RIO JANEIRo, Aug. 17.-Newspapers
pre- have been unable to- confirm a re-
ent report from Portugal that Prince
tuis, grandson of Dom Pedro. H., last
Emperor of Brazil, is travelling in
iouthern Brazil. In several quarters 1t
b denied that the Prince is in this
country.
Amador Bueno. president OF the
eentro Monarchists, the most i'm
bortant royalist organization in the
pountry. declares that the Prince is not
n Brazil NJ. Bueno is quoted as say
hg that when the Prince does come he
viii come openly and as the lawful heir
% the Brazilian throne.
The sun., 1919-08-18
OPPOSES MEXICAN WAR.
league of Free Nations Issue,
Warming Against PropaEanda.

The League of Free Nations Associa-
ion. of which James G. Mcdonald is
hartman, sent to its members q few
hys ago a circular in which the follow
ng reference is made to the present
aexican situation:
THE obvious and increasingly power
ui publicity propaganda on behalf of
ntervention in Mexico has become so
threatening that the executive committee
reated few days ago a Mexican COM
pittee to do all In its power to prevent
bis country's being embroiled In an I'M
bst war with our southern neighbor."
The sun., 1919-08-18
Innuensa wanes in Montevideo,

MoNTEvmEo, Aug. 1.-THE epidemic
Of influenza which has been raging in
this city and country for several weeks
Is slowly losing it's hold, according to
sanitary officials. The hygiene commits
sion IL authority for the statement that
there is no cause for fear that recur-
renee Of the epidemic is likely to happen,
as energetic measures have been adopted
to suppress IL Steamships arriving from
Europe and other parts OF the world are
subject to rigid examination.
The sun., 1919-08-18
q. S. CONSUL Is H0N0RED.
tribute Paid Haeberle on Chang
ing Posts.
BY the Associated Press.

PERNAMBUco, Brazil, Aug. Is (de-
hyed).-A- T. Haeberle of Missouri,
American Consul here since 1915, sailed
Thursday for Rio Janeiro to take charge
u the Consulate-General there. Many
American and Brazilian friends went to
me docks, accompanied by a military
band. to bid the Consul farewell. The
ocal military garrison also was at the
anding.
The newspapers praise Mr.. Haeberle's
work here and declare he did his best to
promote a better understanding and
friendship between the two republics.
The sun., 1919-08-18
Fish Cannery for Cuba.

HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. IA factory
for canned goods has been started In
Batabano and the chief product is fish,
according to reports reaching here. The
cannery ushers in new industry for
Cuba and the promoters have much con-
fdence in its success, as the waters
about the island are we'll stocked with
fish, which the cannery aims to can In
great quantities.
The sun., 1919-08-18

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 17.-Advocates of
the plan of placing the city of Mexico
directly under the supervision of the
Federal Government failed to win their
point In the Chamber of Deputies, where
a measure providing for this act was lost
by q big vote.
The sun., 1919-08-18
To Study Mexican OIL,

MEXICO CIT, Aug. 1.-THE Chamber
Of Deputies has named two commissions
charged with the duty Of studying the
petroleum question in this country, par
ttcularly those problems In which pres
emit legislation on petroleum Is involved.
The sun., 1919-08-18

MENDOZA. Argentine, Aug. flowing
to the failure of the municipality to pay
the salaries of school teachers the latter
have struck and as result a general
sympathy strike involving practically all
trades in this city has been called.
The sun., 1919-08-18

The Cuban Government il endeavor-
ing to have France and England let the
bars down for the importation of rice
Into Cuba. The rice supply in Cuba is
extremely low.a
The sun., 1919-08-18

Diego Rubin. a Guatemalan merchant
Is at the McAlpin Hotel.
The sun., 1919-08-18
DR.. Charles Garride. proprietor OF La
Prensd of Havana, Is at the Vanderbilt.

Justo Acevedo, commercial agent for
the Department of Industry and Com
merce of Mexico and a member OF
the we'll known firm of Oliver Bros
will leave for Mexico during the next
week in relation to the various aHairs
of his post. At present he lives In MS
summer home in Bay Shore. l.. !.
DR., Alvaro Tore Diaz. general agent
of the regulating commission OF the
market of sisal, has returned from Me-
rida, where he went to arrange some
matters pertaining to the commission
and has again taken charge OF the gen.
eral agency.
The sun., 1919-08-18

Rodolfo Barriga. a Bolivian merchant.
Is In town with his wife and children.
He expects to remain several months
In this country.
The sun., 1919-08-18
THE TRUTH ABOUT MEXICO

article the he English Of "H HerodO
published in 6. 1919
eve who have faith of the Woodworking Mexican
historical law Mexico
of the family who wish avoid OF horror and
Ireland beous for this
speak
"Wat is the best which American Mexico feeling all these
things immediate and
would all the publicity possible Offset the wild and
his Congressman and home the States setting forth
the he all his feeling
Write other
other of influence know Write President Wilson
Write the will td the effect of others from
living States ground and will be presumed
really know the
write to-day Begin sacred duty The world sick OF
and life from the terrible hecatob
under which the earth already goans"
Murray ueu correspondent in
answered folops
lection, HraHode Mcco" Mrro,D /,
Every American Mexico, truly has at heart the real interest his
should
your editorial of this morning
Official along these lines should be taken the American Chamber
should well adopt resolutions commencing the American ambassador for
fair and truthful the Mexican situation
before the House of Representatives Committee
Believe Faithfully yours,
ROBERT H. MURRAY
above presented appeal to the fairnindednes
of the American public.
The sun., 1919-08-18

A prominent member OF the Spanish
colony of San Jose. Costa Rica. Luis
Cueto, has Just arrived in this city.
The sun., 1919-08-18

Mrs. Julia L. de Quesada and family
and Mrs. Browne Willis of San Jose will
arrive in this port in the steamship
Carrillo.