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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
Big Dirigible
To Attempt Air
Route Atlantic

! Mlneola, I. !, June 1-.-Activt
! preparations far reception OF the
giant British di-iEibie R-34, whlct
IS expected here Sunday, were be
gun today with the construction al
70 concrete blocks. each seven feel
square and eight feet deep. 10 which
! the aircraft VIII be moore6. Roose-
Welt Field has been selected as Lhe
Landing place, rs there Is no nan
ga II me country large enough X
house me a1TshIp, which Is 643 fael
long for nose 20 STERN.
Ar-v a1G Navy authorities are CO.
! operating WITH q speciaI force Of
British naval AVIATION mechanics
sent here II charge OF Major Hugt
Fuller Of me Roval Air Force ID es-
! tablisn an American base. Fifty
American naval aviation mechanics
especially qualified II the handling
OF lEhIer- Than air craft arrived here
: Today from Rockaway Beech ID as
sIs1 IN ne preparations and $50 more
are expected from other stations II
the east before The aIrsnIps arrival
The trip from England I'd the
I rILed States Is expected Lo take 5i
hours. Il the weather IS favorable
he course VII approximately PARA
lei thai Of the northern steamship
route but Z bad weather should De
encountered, me cirlclbls IS likely
ID take q southern course anG vii
probably pass over ar nea- Lne
Azores.
Present plans caG for only an ever
night stay Of eight ~ ten hours 4
the craft can be re-fueileo anc fired
up for neI return Journey IN that Pc
rod Of time.
Local aviation officials expect the
dlr1gibie VIII fv over New York City
and surrounding country before
lanGln@ especially # Il arrives dur
ing the warm hours OF the cay Be-
fore starting OF her return TRIP Il
is possible the craft r1av fly over
New YORK Phila del pt.la Baltimore
and II ast.ngtOn.
Speclal plans are being made mere
for reception Of the dIrlEibls's crew
Z time anC opportunity permit
Armv and navy a.-c"a1t vii ne sen
10 sea 70 welcome me British fier ana
escur+ mere 70 he- moor,nC place. Sea-
Lanes al-planes and ClrtEibles sIlke
WI be included n the American cGuaii-
ron. according 10 plans announced here
Special radio CoUuIun.ca- oDs bearing
upnn weather conditions are now beng
sent out fur the pilots Of me R-S4 %
use IN planning Their voyage ano lie
s.stern Will De greatly extended as soor
as the start Is made. Stations a. Bar
ERrcnr. Maine. Boston, Newport z. I,
View York and Cape Ma. \. j. will
send out regular signals ID asslsr n
guiding the air voraEs-s after they
star At Roosevelt Field. Long Island
another radio station viii De SET I'd for
the purpose IF communicating between
the snip and landing crews while ma
neuver1ng or the landing IF going on.
Much concern is felt over the saferv
o. the vessel Al TINS stage. since the
giant gas bag If subject 70 many dan
gers on nearing the ground. An army
detail of 1900 men " Il guard the grounds
during al the period when The snip s
he'd there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
MeXiCanS Not
Peeved Over
j. s. Invasion

Washington, June T7-General Can
dido Aguilar. President Ca-rauza S
confidentia! Ambassador to the
United States issued TO the press to-
day a formal sratement declaring
tina. the government and people Of
Mexico consider as a violation Of
Mexican sovereignty the crossing Il
the United States soldiers into Mex
ican territory and expressing the
hope that the sIrUu ton createG by
the latest occurrence IN Juarez VIII
be satisfactorily adjusted between
the two countries.
A CODY of Gen. AEuiia-'s statement
was sent 70 the State department
but officials there said they die not
regard II N the nature Of a fornal
protest and that no reply would be
made. They added that no other
communication had been received
from the Mexican government re-
Earding the entry Of American forces
into Mexico TO dlsperse Villa banalrs
VINO fired intp FL Pasc. Tex.
After the American troops crossed
the International border Gen. Agull-
ar and DIR. Rojn. the Mexican charge,
were invited to the State department
by Acting Secretary Phillips vino
explained why the American forces
entered Mexico and gave assurances
that they would be Withdrawn i'm
mediateiy after their object had been
obtained. Ii WIS understood thai
both Of the Mexican representatives
anpeared 10 be satisfied with the ex-
MIA nation and il the light OF this II
fconsinusd On Papo S-coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
Labor Federation Censufes Mooney Efforts
Refuses to Endorse Any Strike in His Behalf
==bolshevism Gets Jolt==Favor Irish Cause


Atlantic CRY. n. j.. June ---Fol-
loving a sharp debate IN which sew
e-ai Of tho delegates almost came -
blows. delegates 10 the American
Federation Of Labor convention here
adopted a resolution lala this after
noon refusing &c endorse the genera
strike called for July as a protest
against the imprisonment Of Thomas
j. Mooney and censUr,ng the Mooney
defense committee for It's alleged ef-
FORKS 10 disrupt the American reu-
Grafton Of Labor.
The resolution. however, at-ectsd
the executive council Of The AMER
can Federation Of LABOR 20 exert ev-
cry etort 10 bring about d new --lai
for Mooney through recognized pro
cesses"
Refusal 10 endorse me proposed
strike was based on the assertion Of
labor leaders that such action would
prove preJucicial 70 MONEYS inter
esrs
During the debate precIpIrarac by
the resolution. delegates VINO urged
radical action OF MONEYS behalf
were nooted and greeted with cries
Of put hin ou.,"
Charges were made thai The Moon
ev defense committee haG useo uuCs
contributed BY organized labor for
the purpose Of attacking The Ame-i-
can Federation of Labor ano bring
ing about lis destruction Il also was
charged cnat funds collected u help
pay The expenses of Delegates to the
recent Mooney convention II Chicago
were Used 10 pay salaries of workers
for the N ocnev Defense committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
Congress Exceeded Powers
In Passing War Time Dry Law
Root Contends for Brewers

-.Cleo NJ Root and = che .aw Is
enforced as threaa ened ny The nIted
States attorney general, ,I-epa-Rhe IN
Iurv vii be done pc ore the possibility
Of ina. hearing n me courts
Assistant Art0-nev Genera. Fits who
'nIinweC Nj Root. denied -ne -!Ent Of
me feue-al district court 70 enJoln ne
United States attorney from enforcing
me c-imIna. statutes Of the United
Stapes
"A great deal mas been snid here II
ne enormous SIZE Of ne brewing IN
ausr-es and me hundreds u millions
Of dollars involved" SAID he lis thai
any GOLDEN ca u tall down before and
Worship The question Is. can any llri-
giants come .nto a United States cou-r
IF equity 4 ;:ar II advance. profess. ng
wealth and learned counsel and say:
There Is a criminal iaw : desire n
offend against 7 nave grr L n nv
wicket! hear 10 10 81. : want the euu,-
Il cru-' Of ne Tinted States rv solemn
decree n advise ne ana I WI 20 aread
and violate TIE law SuCr a -lg1r mas
nevA- been granted 10 anv lftlEan-- IT y
were. VIVA: would become uf our Insti-
-utions,
This hill was ras 81 s 2 war rssaa-
ure, on -,rusd Nj p TO preserve
ne u!an-nower o. me nation Vow cha.
cur men have gone To the f-1ur we a.e
N dl.ry hound n sustain them unril the
last man IS back This .aw -uns. no.
or!v unit neace Is declared hu- anti
he P-es,der- nv solemn proclamation
sraI declare Ihat demonil:zat OF is com
l.re
MIR T7I-rs said ire cnnsr.tUtlona.Itr #
The wartime prohibition ac- has n.sn
established BY neclsion nj the supreme
cou-- No longer than Monday weak
a-n.
Now" ne sad he fede-a. court
y ASKED To enioin ne United states a.
rornev. an officer r ne cour-. q mai.
and reta MN rom ,he enforcement
O. the statute NJ me r-ound thai ne
rms nliscunsc-aed 4 vaad and consrs-Ii-
1lunaI law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
..s;;:

New y0~k. June ---ElihU AoCI de-
c4ared Congress exceeded Is pow
ars" II enacL-n- me wartime prohl-
hi-.or Jaw anG ina. the collector 0f
Internal revnr?ue holGs re brewers Of
the United S-a1as II the hollow 81
His hand" n Inc course u his ar
Euner-s in the United scaLss Cir
cul- Court Of Appeals here today
against ne government s appeal u
set ASIDE rhe temporary Injunction
granted mon-2 ago rv Fedora.
Judges Hand aac Mayer The IN
JUNCTION -est-atns Tinted States Dis
7ric. Attorney Gafey and Acting
Collector If -n-ernal Revenue Nc
F.lIIgof. from prosecuting brewers or
II e,-fer3rr WI -ne.- production q
: . per cert beg
There are -wo clouds Ina: hang
ovar tf4r order" SAID Nj, ROOT
"One Is me penalty prescribed IN
Ter -he acr Ri November -. 1918.
winch -viIissoreak up and put AZ END
II the brewing business. and ne nth-
or the complication arising from me
sllhertf,na tiur If ne brewery husl-
ness Il the Internal ~evanue law
THE brewers Ae Went IN. are
bound hand and f"ot under ne iaT
even though l:1ey are engaged n the
MANI. IA cr4re Of - per cent hee,'-
They ara not alone subject = prose-
rution under Tie wartime measure
hu7 10 concerted prosecution under
me internal revenue Iaw
Mr. Root. as cnunsel Tor me Tni--
ed States Brewers Associaaon'
winch IS backing rrc test case. male
Nv the jacob i51f-rran Brewing
COMPANY Of New York. declared that
"A business. heretofore considered
lawful. and protected by the laws Il
the state and the United States. S
threatened VIII, destruction.
hundreds Of IT L nns Of dnlla-s
worth of properly IS involved. con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
TO ASK NJ. DIS TO
RECONSIDER BEER
ENDORSEMENT

New York. June T.-An effort n nave
the Allied Medica. Association Of Amer
ita reconsider rs action yesterday 7
endorsing beer and light wines VIII be
made tomorrow al the third days SEES
SION of the associa1inn's convention
here. II was announced tonight
Dr. Dinshah P GhadiaI., head Of The
Police Easerve Aviation school here
announced ne would introduce another
resolution o1p1sing use Of beer and
wne DR.. Ghadinii was mot present
when the original RESOLUTION WIS passed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
Deplores Hasty Action
and Asserts Ratfca-
ton Means Depart
ure from American
Traditions = Speech
Marks Beginning Of
Bitter Debate on His
Resolution
TREATY
NOW And SETTLE
COVENANT LATER

Washington. June IA plea
a-alns. hasry acceptance oS the
LenCue Of Nations was made 10 the
Senate To-Day by Senator Knox, Re-
publican. of Pennsylvania in a care
fully prepared address aaaiyzlng fea-
tu-es Of the League covenant and
mean a ar-oepa~-ure from Ameri-
can traditions.
The League. declared the former
secretary Of stale, would inevitably
result n q super government en-
powered to act even upon the do
rnestlc affairs Of member NATIONS and
To preserve for al time the terri
Larlal boundaries shortly to De fixed
ny the peace treaty. He asserted
the new Monroe doctrine provision
ToUid ef1ace that policy from inter-
national affairs and argued that the
amendment adopted 70 cover with
arawa- Of Leagne members Wuulc
make sacc withdrawal absolutely
Impossible"
The speech which held clnasr Il :
IenLlon II the Senate chamber than
any previous urrsrance Of the treaty
controversy, marked the beginning Of
debate On Mr hnoxs resolution de-
*. ~ Snc~o cA1,1IR -
ratified without delay and the League
Of Nations proposal left for later
consideration.
y ask Tor time" said the senator
n explaining ms measure. merely 70
consider whether Or not, under the
covenant as Grawn. the power 70 put
as al war Will sriu rest with US or
he placed n g bocv outside our own
government anc IF placed outaide
whether or not SUCH lodging Of the
sovereign power Is Desirable
y ask only Tor time TO deliberate
whether or not we shall put II be-
vorG our power ID increase the size
n Our army and our navy II times
Of dire emergency without 6-sf con-
sultlnC the wish or desires Of other
countries"
The Knox resolution. expected 70
result = d birte- debate. came tech
rIcally before the Senate and the
senator made us address n the
midst Of AT APPROPRIATIONS oil de-
hate He mac gwen previous notice
IF his Intention TO speak. however,
and the galleries were OVERLOOKING
and nearly every senator n his saA1
Tomorrow the first speech against
me resolution VIII ne made by Sena-
Tor McCu-oer Of North Dakota a
Republican member Of the foreign
rei2uons committee
AGC.rl0na. plans for President VII
sor : speaking rnur for the League
Of Nations were revealed TODAY IN
offciRi c.r-cies. I. became known
-nat me trip probably would cover
Z PERIOD Of -nree weeks anc would
follow directly the President s ap-
Tearance before Joint session OF
me Senate anC House. to present
and explain he treaty and the
League covenant II was shi6 Mr
"a iison would ieave France on June
list. should Germany slGn The Peace
treaty, and probably would arrive
here 4pou- July 3rd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
BUNKER HILL
MONUMENT IN
CARE BAY STATE

Boston. June 1.-THE Bunker Hi
Monument Association TODAY voted
70 convey to the state ownership OF
where the hattie Of Bunker Han oc-
CURED 144 wears ago TODAY. The ac-
ton took the form Of acceptance Of
m act Of the Legislature by which
the associa-Ion g1ves TO the state
also plot Of land winch il holds II
connection with the granite shaft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
klRE STRIKERS TOLEAVE
DECISION TOLAbOR HEADS
ENAY ASK HELP OF WILSON
u;on Leaders Claim Climax VIII Be
Reached Within "a Hours Assert Half of
western Unions Business Affected by Re-
4usaI Of Railroad Operators to Handle
commercial Business by Company's
1p7.aI and Claim of Normal Service

-e THE climax pin
-.-,ar-v~ae strike Of commercial
--.,--a-e ~~aBaslv viii be rench-
a-1.-s. Union lenders de-
a- aar d conference a.
-4e aaadcuarters-
..-,-e~ -l-s sen. 10 Samuel
~-a5.uer. Of the American
- Ii oor, saying that
.,- Val Z abice by decisions
gs.--~arces 70 De held by
r--e ana oLner federation Of
a.l~asa- -4rives Of Lhe te-
mon Al one IF these
.- question u piac, LIZ
..-.un before President
..ie--an VIII De dis
= ~4 rr~der of Railway
= ..nouoce6 today that
4 x este-n Lalon s
80 9.--.n affected by re-
-.raa- operators 10 handle
ae..ness as Il means Oh
-.f..e = heir rlgnt Tor
4 ~ D.. ...- we bargaining
arer, was refu1ed Or Of
~. =sssc.auion Of U astei-n
~,.a 49, VINO declared bus
T.. ma. mai only slight in
z- ..saG by the action
rral 7nara-ors and thai re-
t.. -d,.-.e 4lsra. Telegraph 60.
E,ss- IRE -n.-~1lng - wurx ~
y ,------- .r .ne Association Of
Eesre-. "gu Employees 20 have
l. .--s- g. Ea..Way TelsE-aphers
ksr-r. ..z--2. -lans for refusal 70
NM i. aus-zesg was end
VIZ -= -acZev organ-Z2 uon
k--7a III. GssociaEion with being
7r x asre1,n Cnaon onI-
IRE aGI = was not a
IL ~ 80 ass1ciauon officials
ne a-ade u the rail
s.-E->.1 ea dars anG declared
....ss.zy--,.::.-.-!=d pe-sons'' directing
Elae * ua- -e1rsseEt the c0n-
aa-~1;.. -.
IL 1..ic-.-.s aa-1 -la1 n NUM-
Z: owns -.4c-~.cal workers par
-s,e2nore operators had
= -.ae
-7~..e-- anG central CaltHor-
g es-.-.a-4a ina 5000 Cir
r. .4- -5.tN0 MAE employees
s-sc-~-. -s~aa thousand other
Tes IL -a.c n 5e involved N
K q. .a---.ore cra@-s IT south
t.1.=s a7~c. snc~n-a-v Of the
-l0aa r,la~nood OF Elec
F &g.e-7 w-a '7eadquarters a.
------a ---.-.. .'4-lG 10 AsE-13 % IA4t@
zs -aa -g- ID allure Of teie-
e. 71'0p4~- officials u comply
.'as.,7aE.a- General Burleson g
as Sunday granting the
= . cS-leg-.-" bargaining
a1Jl".-tamp ctsrna-lOlaI
l':".. o. ne Commercial Teleg-
es:s 1Ior = .--nerica. maintain
K -t-Joc CoC!es II various parts
+ 2aH-,-t we're pieGgiaC support
I, strikers and mat ne number
e. a. We steaG.ly increasing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
MATRIMONIAL
PROSPECTSOFTnlS
GIRL ARE BRIGHT

Newton. Mass, June The
prettiest g,ri in Laselie Seminary
was proclaimed its best nreoo
maker At the Commencement Day
exercises today Acknowledges
n the schooi beauty when she
was crowned Queen Of the Way
recently, Miss Ethel e. A. Ram
mage Of St. Jonnsbury, W.. gainsc
i1onors for her skill IN cookery
~,t,en she baked the oest lost 81
bread Of any student 1t the sam
mary. Il 10 the first time IN the
history Of the school that stu
dert has wan both tire iaureis fnr
baauty and the gold iosf FOR
bread.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
Portland Boy
Killed by Trolley

Portland Ne. June A-nnl6
the seven wear -ofd son IF William A
Morse. of South Portland, was "a
tally injured bv failing under the
wheels of an electric car this after
noon. The boy started 10 run IN front
Of the car and stumtied and Tell
under the wheels Bosh legs We're
taken Of He died AT . local hos
pI1al a few hours later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
" oman and Girl
Drowned Bathing
On Brewer Shore

Bangor. Me. June Mrs. Alon.n
Crowley and the i+-yea--old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs sanue, Dyer of Brew
er were drowned IN the Pennhscot RIVER
or the Brewer shore lust below The ee--
- abou, 8 O'Clock TINS afternoon while
in bathing Eric Prime. a high school
hoy, recovered the oodeis shortly altar
the accident Il is supposed the two
walked on the edge Of a sunken reef.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
\. Y. ALDERMEN
WISH GOOD LUCK
TO EMERALD ISLE

New York. June -7-Resolutions
extending sympathy and good wishes
70 Ireland IN ner effor- 10 obtain Ma
tlunal Independence We're adopted TO
Gay by the board Of aldermen here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
bar Reprisals
Pv Villa Men
| mC. Citizens

- June CneaSluess
~ a-ns-lcan Citizens n
IS i~".ar was felt here To-
a-ra--a ri The expedition, b.
= >'a." ~oups INTO Mexico
''1 az e.sperre Villa 5
JGa-eZ, II is feared
az man VIII artemot re-
- 1erican persons and
4a lor-n If Mexico.
LII officials mere and IL Jua-ez
MT: "ance-ned over reports
.'''e, W Gazing toward Casas
We -a.huahua. This is near
'.',1on Glory IF CoIonia Dub
'@sis Many Mormon families
20 A1e~1caa mining compa-
u, =" 0-."red their American
"are for rne border as
- 'ss'hie- The American
-. ~Er lining CO. announc-
\ employees A. ParraI Al
,as Ia S-~orgnoid, mad been
ne 1urder- Orcsrs also
81 s'"n ny the officials and
e., re Cusie Mining Co., a
e.. --es company Al Cusie.
n-ruahua- to leave al
ss-,,, 'oToAnies have ordered
On Faye s Column 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18

The winds along the North and Md
die Atlant.c coasts will be moderate
northeast and east and gentle 70 mod
crate east and southeast
Irregular pressure distribution. high
interior temperatures and cnnsidera bic
ciuudiness prevail tonight. the cnarac-
ter.s-ir summer type nf weather. with
local thunder showers Ii the Middle
A1laur1c ss2tas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
THE WEATHER
EAIa

Northern New Enel-na- Fair Wednes-
iav and Thlrsca- A-,le ChanGe n
ternDeratsIre.
sou1nern New England Party cloudy
X ettnestiay ana Thu sdal lille change
in temperature
ras. View YORK.: Generally far
wecnesdsv ana -hursdaT .;-tle cnanse
n temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
Boston Forecast

FORECAST FUR Boston and vlciniI
Generally far x Wednesday, and Thurs
aay. not much change IN temperature
gentle tn moderate northeast 70 east
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
PUT OFF STRIKE
RY. SHOPMEN

Monrrasl. June THE nat un-Wldo
strike of 20 aan shppmen employees ON
the Canadian Railway orasr1d er -
MORROW hrs 8ean postpounL ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18

Sun zis..4:z &c: 1sns q
sur se1s s:S @N- !n"e n
5s..sLansth 1881 D F.o. ,Juiy4
SAYS insra.ss $50 . En- July =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25
Anti-prOhibiCiOniStaS detenidOs

Francisco Giron, Justo Rodriguez v
Cruz Rodriguez, vecinos de Ponce, han
sido condenados por la Corte Munich
pal de aquella ciudad a seis meses de
carcel cada uno, por haber sido sorpren
didos en- Ell momento en- que Sc dedica-
ban destilar alcohol, con Ell cual ia
bricaban ron de ese que Ell pueblo ha
bautizado humoristicamente con ell nom
bre de carabelita Parece que llovian
en- aquella corte las denuncias por vio-
laciones del Acta Organica, Ell juez,
va molesto, decide proceder a un es-
carmiento. Son los primeros delincuen-
tes que van la carcel desde que Sc
implanto en- la isla Ell regimen prohi-
bicionista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25
Las funCiOneS del "RiaItO"

Los empresarios del cine "Rialto >
no pierden oportunidad de presentar a
su publico 10 mejor que viene Puerto
Rico. Ellos son los primeros que exhi-
ben las peliculas mas sensacionales. En-
ESQ ell Rialto' tiene la exclusive. CO.
sa que nosotros nos completeness en- re-
conocer.
Los duefos del elegante teatro, 81
guiendo esa norma, presentaron un es-
pectaculo sencillamente colossal mag
niicente. Blanca Saroya y Roberto vi
glioni ocuparon ell escenario del teatro,
cantando la primera ell raconto de Mi
mi y Ell segundo ell pr6logo de "Paya-
sos'' y la jota de lei Guitarrico''. No
hay que decir que dichos artistas cum
plieron su cometido acknowledgements.
Los notables artistas triunfaron en- la
admiration del plblico. cosechando
aplausos y ovaciones a cada instante.
R6stanos ahora felicitar los empire
sarios del cine "Rialto' por Ell exito
conseguido en- la function de antes de
anoche,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25
La NegalIa de
Nine. EuCChetti
Gran homemade de su patria

En- ell vapor "Brazos" lego aver
tarde San Juan la muy distinguida
y estimadfsima sonora viuda de Luc-
chetti, quien durante algun tempo ha
estado ausente de Puerto Rico, donde
tan merecidamente Sc lie estima
quiere por todas las classes sociales.
A recibir a la 4aristocratica valera
acudieron al muelle numerosisimas
personas de 10 mas saliente de la So
ciedad portorriqueia. ALI vimos al
'ilustre Presidente del Supreme Sc
nor Jose C. Hernandez en- union de
su familia; al. Honorable Alcalde Sc
FOR Todd; al digno Consul de Fran
cia; al Revdo. Parroco de la Iglesia de
San Agustfn P Hoff; a las hermann
tas del Asilo de San Gabriel; a los
jefes y empleados de la casa Behn
Brothers Y "Porto Rico Telephone
Company" y a multitud de caballeros
y damas distinguidas; quienes con su
presencia su saludo rindieron a la
DANA venerable ell alto testimonio de
su admiration y simpatia.
En- los momentos de desembarcar
Madame Lucchetti, ell alto represen-
tante de Francia, Mr. Ives du Cour-
thial lie hizo solemne entrega, en- me-
dio de fervorosos aplausos, de la Me-
dalla de plata del Agradecimiento de
la Patria, por los grandes y valiosi-
simos servicio prestados por la noble
dana durante la, guerra. Fue aquel
un homemade verdaderamente conmo-
vedor.
Como Sc We, la ciudad de San Juan
no ha olvidado un momento la da
ma ilustre que tanto tempo convivio
con nosotros, Y prueba- elocuente de
clio es ell caluroso recibimiento que
aver lie dispense. Y es que Madame
Lucchetti, con su nobilisimo ejemplo,
con su bondad sfmpatia sabe dejar
una aureola de luz inextinguible en- la
sociedad en- que vive. Aun recorda-
mos ell entusiasmo y la devotion con
que su alma respondia a la realiza-
cion de todo proyecto generoso, nun
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25
LOS "BOLSHEVIKlS" TENDRAN
QUE CEDERLO TODO

LONDRES, setiembre a.
Sc espera por momentos que Le-
nine y Troztky, su lugartenien-
te, Sc esfumen de una vez en- el
escenario de la gran tragedia ru-
sa, con motive de estar siendo
aniquiIadas sus huestes, en- Ia
.ukranias Ell caucaso y en- las
cuencas del volga.
SensacionaIes noticias, que
no han sido confirmadas a1n Off
cialmente, aseguran que ell prin-
cipal eiercito "boIsheviki" esta
casi copado a sesenta miIIas al
sur de Moscu.
Numerosos n1cIeos de fuerzas
anti-maximaIistas, apoyados por
"sotnias" cosacas, les hostigan
y persiguen por todas parties.