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PORTRAIT TRAINIER
Cruel, is divorced

BELFAST. 1lss oct LA diVeFe
from Pierre TaFtoue tie Erepeh 11r.
trait painter. has been obtaIued - tll
supreme court here ~ Mra Alas
podworth Tartoue. dauEhteF 81
George T. Dodworth. ef New Xol1
city.
The decree was gFantal on ae4s
tions Of cruel and abusive treatn1nl
and the suit vas uncoutested e1
TaFtouo charged her huE1and wi1
cruelty in refusing % support her o.
allow her any of the laF8e income
said 70 have been derived from be
portraits, despite the fact tAat a1e
rendered great agsistauco % him q
his work.
The suit vas tried in the Wairs
court. as 1Ir. D0dWoFth has q summer
home az Northport and bis legal re1l-
dence % there.
mr. and Mrs. Tartoue were married
March 8, 1913. after romantic court
ship OF q few months. which BEGAN
when Mr.. Tartous arrived in New
York TO paint The went % France
on their wedding trip. taking vita
them two pet marmoseta, which at-
tracted much attention They had
an attractive studio in New York auq
% became famous FOR the unique en-
tertainments given there by tae are
inst and his wife.
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SEEK UNIF FORMITY
IN ANNUAL LEAVE
Federal Employees Union
Charges UnfaFness Exists in
Many Departments

!, Attacking the present absurd dit
ferences' which prevail in the grant
ing OF annual and sick leave 20 Gov
ernment employees, the Federal EN-
ployes' Union has set out 20 obtain
uniformity in regulations governing
leave.
IT was declared this morning that
great injustices have been done and
that the moral Of Federal workers has
been undermined because or the un-
certain practices On this respect
The Federal Employees Union stands
for thirty days annual and thirty days
sick leave. Such absence from work,
IT Is complained, is now up to the DIS
cretion OF the heads Of the various
offices. If they see Mt TO give il they
do, il not they do not, an officers Of
the union stated.
Charge Unfair Treatment.
The union points out that while
some employees receive thirty days
annual leave others are given fif-
ten days and even less.
There Is enc department which al
lows only ten days sick leave an
nually on an acCumulative basis,
while other offices grant thirty days.
The question OF overtime work has
created considerable tisfactiQn.
There are some instances where
overtime work is applied to annual
leave. In some departments such work
no consideration. In no case
is extra pay given.
zoo Hours OveFtime.
The union has on record the case of
one emplOye who worked 200 hours
overtime in the past year with the
promise that the same would be ap-
piled to annual leave.
The worker did not receive the
benefit OF one hour Of this extra labor
and was even denied the stated
thirty days leave it is said.
The union takes the position that
during the war overtime was nees-
sary and was patTiotically responded
to by all employees, but that since the
war Is now over Il is declared that
inequalities regarding leave should
not exist.
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DROUGHT AND FIRES
RAVAGE MONTANA

HELENA. Mont, Oct 5.--Disaatroua
conditions now obtaining iu ne
state of Montana are revealed o.
survey Of the Episcopal diocese 81
the state. just forwarded 60 the exc
ecutfve committee Of the chureh
nationwide campaign iu New YORK
Drought. unpredeceuted iu its oE-
tent and eRect, and forest fires. pe9-
haps the most widespread on record.
are ravaging the wooded and ths
agricultural districts, accordiqg %
the survey.
Crops are practically total loa
because OF the drought The range 81
reported burnt up" Cattle men. the
survey States. are shipping their
stock out Of Montana a part % -
fed Ga other States.
The forest fires have been ra9ll4
for two months. They have cons
dangerously near 60 several Montana
cities, and they are not yet entirely
under control So great has Been
the emergency, a special session @
the legislature has been held 60 4a-
wise measures of relief
The population Of the state. t1a
survey shows has been steadily ae-
creasinR since 1915. Lhe leaE1Te
from that year until the present tI1l4
IS estimated az 125,ooQ.
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GJSSING AND JAZZ

HARRISBURG, III, Oct T.-EiFgt
Baptist Church members here have
got to be good. II they translrsll e.
all from the strait and marrow pain
they viii be exeommunieated. Dane
ing and swearing are couaidefod a9
transgressions, aeeordiug TO the fol-
loving edict issued 70 the deck ~
the pastor:
Prom this time any member guilty
OF immoral conduct-drinking any IN
toxicating liquor as beVeF4Ee,
swearing. gambling, giving a dance
Attending a dance, or dancing or auy
other unbecoming conduct which nay
bring reproach upon the churcE--a'l 'lll
be notified to appear before the
church. and make suitable acknoVl-
sdgments. and in case Of failure tee
church win then proceed 70 win
draw the hand Of fellowship from
him"
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STARR ARRAIGlH
0NMLNG CHARGE
Former Policeman Pleads Not
Guilty When Accused Of
Boys Death.

Henry A. starr. a former policeman
Of the First precinct, was arraigned
today before Justice Gould in the
District Supreme Court, on a charge Of
mansIaughter in connection with the
death by shooting, July 9, Of seven
teen-year-old Leo Mcleod. starr en-
tered a plea Of not guilty.
Starr also pleaded not guilty 60 q
charge OF embezzIing 8325 frQm the
Iiugett Drug Company, and $3.50 tFom
Martin Schwarts The accused wa8
represented by Attorney n. z. Mar
dam.
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OPENS RALLY

Hone -coming week al the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. Thirteenth and
FairmOnt streets northwest. started
last night with an extensive, musical
program Misses Gretchen Hood and
Mary Thompson and George ThOmp-
son and Oliver Mellum were solOists,
accompanied on the violin BY Walter
Nash. There viii be program
every night this week.
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KENILWORTHANS
OPPOSE FARE RISE

Strong opposition and heated argu-
ments marked discussion last night
Of the proposed street car fare raise,
bv members Of the Kenilworth Citi-
zens' Association. The meeting was
held at the Eenilworth Presbyterian
Church. Final action on the fare
question was postponed until a future
meeting.
S. Joseph Clark and Walter Barnes.
a committee named to select the best
Fept lawns in KenilWOTth, announced
the following winners: Charles A
Appleby, first prize; J. D. Michael
second prize, and ]. ". Fultz, third
pr.zei
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted ClalrvOyant and Palmist, can
read your life BY the Iinen In VouF pnIn.
which are the record OF your life. Being
q graduate Of two colleges Of palmistry.
and his wonderful gift Of second sight
enables him to lift the veil OF Fnygtery
and reveal TO you important matters Of
your future life Gives advise on bust
nesb matters love, health and family af
fairs; tells name Of your future husband
or Witei tells u one you love 70 true Or
Ialse; what part OF the country Is luckiegt
20 you; what to do to be successful In
lie; removes troubles Of all nature: brings
the separated together; tells the secret Of
CiGteE Prof. Belmont Ig 4 PsyehoIoEigt
o. WoF Renowu. Readings 81. 1915 New
YORK Ave. n. W, next door TO Masonic
Temple. Ta
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WOMAN ASKS $4,000
FOR AUTO COLLISION

Mabel z. Saunders has fled suit in
the District Supreme Court against
Louis Karchem for $4,000 damages
Tor alleged personal Injuries.
Plaintiff. represented by Attorney
r. Barbour Hutchison, alleges that
while crossing N and Twelfth streets
northwest. April % last, Ia her auto
mobile. Merchants automobile couid-
cd with her machine, throwing hef
out and iniuring her seriously and
permanently.
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BARKEEP BARRED
FOR BEING HONEST

NEW YORK, Oct. T.--Magnus Han
sen. a bartender Of Brooklyn could
not get hnaI citizenship papers from
Federal Judge Chatfield in Brooklyn
because he could not take oath h-
fore the court that he was not Vle~
lating the waFtime prohibition act ~
selling liquor. The court postponeA
granting papers until January 8,
Judge Chatfield. when quesEione4
BY newspapermen, denied that tne
mans occupation stood in the way g
his obtaining citizenship.
."ft was a question Of character
said the Judge Il am the judga q
a mans character and his fitness g
be a citizen. Hansen was tFuthtui. ~
he had sworn he was not violating
the law he would have been admtt-
ted But I would not permit . mas
10 become a citizen who was openly
breaking Federal law"
The court admitted that convietion
OF selling liquor would not be 2 bar
to citizenship. Il being misdemeanor'
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Special Readings, $1.00
RTq = Street NJ W IA
MADAME VICTORIA

EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND MEDIUM.
Can tell you anything you wish 70 know OF
fairs tells you the name Of the lady or
gentleman you ywill marry and when you
viii marry. Have you found the oao you
have bestowed your affections upon acting
cool or distant toward you? The Madam
can tell the cause Tor it. She cam tell
you if the one you love Is true or false ano
tell you how to win and hold the one OF
your choiCe. tells you what business ana
what part Of the world is most lucky Tor
together makes happiness between man
and vie. The Madam can tell you X any
body has put bad luck or evil influence on
you and she can tell you how 10 take Il
OF. The Madam can tell you the cause
OF your troubles and how to avoid them.
Can advise you IN divorce cases; when 20
speculate and where 70 locate. This LADY
does not tell to please you, but. gives only
truthful advice you can depend on satig-
faction guaranteed or No charge Read
ing, 81. 529 9Th 81. n. ". is"
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Near 18th street.
MADAM PARKER.

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM.
II you are going 10 seek advice or help.
why not consult one who 10 well known,
one who is here permanently? This Eifted
lady can tell you anything you wish to
know or md out in business, health or
family attatrB When and whom you will
marry. What part Of the country 10 best
for you What TO do 10 be successful Ia
ufe Removes evil influences. Tell how to
win ana hold the one Of your choice. Sat-
lgfactiOn or no charges. Readings, 8l.oo.
l3ll 3 Gt. N. W, between 18th and 13th.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

OFFICE or THE sUPERINTENDENT or
LICENSES, District Of Columbia, wash
inEton, y. G.. October I, T919.-Eotics g.
hereby given that on October 50. 1913. al
OF the following licenses viii eXpires
Apothecaries. auctioneera, automobile stor-
age warehouses bill posters, billiard. pool
and other tables. bowling alleys. boarding
houses. public baths. Inediums. clairvoy-
ants paimlslE. E.-- etc, cattle dealerss com
mission merchants. cigar dealers. building
contractors. carrfaEe and wagon makers
confectiOners, dealers In second hand
personal property. dealers in gasoline, deal
ers in markets dealers in kerosene oil aud
oils Of like grade, autftct turerg, " hciesale
and retail druggists " DO sell alcohol tuel
hucksters, florists. hotels, employment
agencies, Investment eompanies public
halls public parks, livery stables, steam
and hand laundries. land and Improvement
companies loan brokers, railroad ticket
brokers' restaurants and eating houses,
real estate agents, slot machines. theatera
and undertakers. All persons desiring 20
continue in abOvc-desCribed busi nes5es Or
professions must promptly renew their IL
censes. WADE H. cOO1fBS. Superintend-
I.a.3.Ae.T
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MADAM D,ASHMAN.

CONSIDERED THE MOST GIFTED
CLAIRVOTANT IN AMERICA.
Will help you to decide what 10 best Tor
you TO 40 IN love, business. marriage, o.
vosce, changes, travelling; win tell you ii
you viii marry the one you love, give yOd
lucky days and numbers See her todaN-
She can tell you lots OF things yOu WiU be
glad to know. Unlike ordinary De-pst,
Madam DAshmGn has possessed the C1-
.tFaordlnary power from childhood.
y MADAM DiASHMAN,
Room 80, 1891 81. n. ".
Cor. 18th and G, OPP. DrO0p Music store.
IL
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MRS. JEANFTT

tRALMIaT, CLAIRVOTANT
Guaranteed TO read your entire lie, part
present and future. She asks no uue1tlonI
but before you utter word she tells what
you called Tor, names Of friends. enemlea
tells how 10 gain success % bunlnera
health, eourtahips marriage, divorce. tsll1
you what part OF the world Will be Guc-
cesstul for you advises how 20 gafn ana
hold q gcod~pogition; she tells Il the ons
you love u true or false. Are you On
troubie7 Do you dnd the. one you have
bestowed youF trust and anacttdn uDon
acting cool and indifferent toward v6u9
She viii remove all Obstacles ard tell you
She reunite8 the separated. Ioc1teT 4 af--rf
friendg ana relatives Readings 800.
30e Tth st. ~. ~. (oppoulfa g1kr Il Cal
Private pnr1nrn
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RIZPAH ELDON

gLAlhkQ1ANI, MEDIUM.
knowledge Of the future is power for the
present anp clatryoyanCe gives that knoNi-
edge H1pah EldOn Ia one OF the worlds
noted mediums and palmists: she stands
alone In ner profession. AZ a acientine
palHlist she u accurate: as a medium she
gives names and descriptions OF spirit
friends messages and Information on all
buGlness deals, mining and Inventions
PARLORS Cor. 6th and g SITS. N ".
Entrance 7Ol 9Th 81
Hours, 10 A. NJ to 10 NJ u
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MADAME LENOR.E

GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true and good advice on businsas
love- divorce and marriage. Tells hNW to
gain success in anything Won wish to DO
Tells how TO overcome evil influences; how
70 gain and hold the one you love. Her
adViee viii help you you will e wiser and
No guess work OF questions asked. what
she sees and tells comes true Tells the
full name OF who you will marry. the day
and month. Give her q trial: before you
crtticigsi come and be convinced what q
natural born clairKoyaut can do. Salts
faction or no charges. Hours II 70 T.
Closed Sundays,
T2i ELEVENTH STREET N ",
(TWo doors north of Palais Royall.
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Standardization.
PROF. MARCESLA MAR

WASHINGTON'S FAVORITE ADVISER,
most remarkable reader OF human destiny
OF the present age, acknowledged by the
most famous scientists as the ablest man
in this weird and mysterious profession,
has great knowledge Of human nature and
possesses such Judgment and foresight as
TO make him THE ONE among the many.
Marcus La Mar has brought about more
happy marriages. reunited more separated
and helped more people out OF distress and
sorrow than any medium in America.
Your innermOst secrets are like an open
book TO this strange and wonderful man.
TO consult him means 10 spend the most
interesting and positively the most valu-
able half hour you have ever known. Full
names, facts, figures and locations are
given you with amazing accuracy. Salts
faction guaranteed. Hours IL A. n. &C
p. 81. daily Closed Sunday.
1920 G st. n. W.
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PROE STEVENS

MASTER MIND OF PsYCHiCs, CLAIR
VOYANT AND PALMIST.
Advice on all AFFAIRS OF life, including
business and speculation II affairs OF the
heart or emotions Of love interest you he
gives exact and truthful revelations, set
ties lovers quarrels, enables you 70 win the
esteem and affection OF anyone you desire,
causes speedy and happy marriage, tells
~ the one you love is true. also date OF
marriage. Restores lost ahectiOn, peace
and confidence TO lovers and discordaut
families Gives you the full secret how
to control. fascinate and charm the one
you love; also those you meet. How to
make a person at a distance think Of you
Positively reuniteB the separated. Makes
no charges in advance for his readings.
Unless yoU ind him superior 20 any me
dium you have ever visited, you receive
your reading absolutely free. Without ask
ing you question he tells your name In
full and the names OF those in whom you
are interested.
Q25 F St. N. w.
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ARTHAN

Noted Spiritual Test. Medium, holds gpe-
cial message seance this (TueGdayl evening
ats o'clock in'SOcisty Hail. sos G-st ~. w
Short lecture on "HOW TO Become a Ned
ium." He viii answer questions Readfnrs
daily on all Affairs OF life in hid studios
IN the hall -
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CLAIRV0YANTs
liesased bV tEe 80 9f Colenlbia
MARTFfA SPENCER.

MARTHA SPENCER,
ONE OF THE, WORLD's MOST Dis
TINgUlsHBp PSYCHIC MBDI-
UAss- BALAlI8Ts1 AND LIEB
RBADERS.-
This lady'g reputation o. Worldwide
and her advice OF the most reliable
kind; without q question will tell the
object OF your call, Will adViHe you on
all BUSINESS, chaagea. speculationa, tn-.
reunited 10 husband. wife or friend.
There y no heAftache, Or BorFoW 90
great Nine. Spencer cannot help you
with II, Or help you 20 decide between
the right and wrong Courses of aetion.
IL viii pay the Bkeptic or doubtful
20 consult this gifted lady whose I8
years suceeBglul practice 81 Washing
ton % q sufficient guarautee of h6r
efficiency and ability
Hours IL a u. to sP. n.
Studio, 924 i4th st. N. w.
lie
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MRS. BOSWELL

PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters, love.
health and family affairs. tells if the one
you love Is true or false, what part OF the
country g. luckiest 70 you, what 10 do 20
be successful In life. Gives you dates and
facts, tells you what has passed in life,
and what is happening. without asking 4
single qouestion She does not tell 70
please, but reads just as the hands indi-
cate tell8 you the planets you were born
under, the lucky and unucky planets:
when and whom you win marry: settles
and explains love- family trouble. mar
riage, divorce, health, lawsuits. speCula-
tions, Investments, transactions Of AL
kinds fT fact. no matter what your hope,
fear or ambition, come 10 this noted palm
ist and md help. There is no use for any
one to be unsuccessful or unhappy No
matter what the cause, her advice removes
all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction.
ReadInEs. fl.0O. 10 ITH ST. N. w. 10.
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.cLAIRV9YAnTS
Lteehsed on tte DastE'let Of Collt0ll
MADAME ALLEN
WoRLD's- GREATEsT PALllIsT ND :,

CLAIRVOYAFT.
Guarantees TO rad your entire lfe,= past,
present and future; gives true advice on
business, love, and health, and family At
fairs; tells the name ug your future hu8-
cess IN lifes tells you what business ls most
lucky for you aud what part OF the world
will be more success - for you advises
how to gain and hnlJ. soOd position; she
tells II the one you love is true or FALSE
and causes speedy marriage with she one
OF your choice; brings the separated to-
Eethers makes happiness between man
and vile; she tells you tho secrets OF be-
rs H. S.of 6sS W. - iiiI y,S1,, IN
Obstacles and evil influences. One visit 20
Madam Allen will repay you for dBape
pointmentB In all others; gLtiafactton guar
anteed or no charge.
Special Readings, $1.OO
The Washington times., 1919-10-07

DOn't let careless eEPelalture Hillza
q sieve of your purae. DuT Wllalgs
aud ineFea1e gouF mQnag holtlngu ~
InVeuflng On W. s .
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MADAME ISMAR
Born Wlth q Double ven

Born Win Double Veil
GIFTED EALMISEs AND -CLATHVOTARgT.
INTERPRETER or DREAMS.
Gives confidential and absolute infoFma-
tion on ali Affairs near and dear TO the
human race-pasts present and future.
Gives advice on love, marriage divorce.
family amairE, law, gpeculations, etc.
Makes up lovers quarrelB. Can break up
your enemy's power and remove bad luck
and evil influences. Located IN private res
ideuce AZ
t56 LOUISIANA. AVENUE n W
(OppoEite Court House,
Aonr- 10 8. 10. % b. ~. DAILY.
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DMRRE TARTOUE, the French Pcrs-a painter, and
his wife, who has just divorced N. They are
shown here attred in fancy dress for ]eal affair
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FOR RENT-0FFlCEs

GI2 MARYLAND BUILDENG NGAGamplsts
furnished; typewriter Included; tels-
phon6 installed; 936 month s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-13

7.ic7-ar,r EspericI pcra 1t PEENSt.
:. EAGLE PASS, Texas, D;ciembre
l2.-Los villistas. que. capturaron
Muzauiz consinuan en- possession de di-
cha plaza, scgun 10 reficrc IN infor-
me recibido en- la manana Ge hoy.
Una noticia Official rec;bida en- Pie
dras Ncgras hoy despucs del medic
dia dada conocer Por Ell Consul
Seguin, dice que Francisco Murguia'
antique jcfc de las opcraciorcs en- cl
Estado de Chihuahua. lego csts ma-
mana a Barroteran con nueve trcncs
con tropa material de guerra que
Sc disponia avanzar sobrc. MGz-
quiz para atscsr los rebcldes antes
de que pudicsen salir de Ia pob!acion.
Otro infornc recibido de la region
de Sebinas, dice que eSts iuchando
en- tres diferentes lugares y que los
villistas que entraron a Muzquiz son
en- numero de mil hombres, pe-o este
informe ha sido negado en- las fucn-
tes c; -rancistas.
Tambicn Sc ha recibido IN infor-
me De que los villissas volaron dcs de
los trcnes milita-es dc Murguia al
suroestc dc Barrotcran, hsoiendo pc
reeido considerable numero de SOL
dados perdidose gran cantidad de
material de guerra.
Por ultimo, Sc dice que los villistas
han avanzado hacia el Norte que Sc
dirigen a Piedras Negras, encontran-
dose va una distancia de cuarenta
millas de dicha po5lacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-13
RENUNCL0
GARFIELD
No qued6 conforme e'
Director del carbon
con Ia forma en- que
arregI6 la huelga
el Presidente

TcIcgraysG Espsci1! para Ii PRENSA.
WASHINGTON. Diciembre l2.-El
Administrator del Combustihle. Dr..
Garfield. preSento su renuncia al
Presidente Wilson y lo sera aceprada,
segun SC declare esta tardc en- Ia Casa
Blanca.
La rcnuncia de- DR.. Garfield no
pcriudicara los planes cue sc ticncn
para aSegurar Ia provision general
del combustib.e. porauc la realization
de tales planes Sc ha,la a cargo del
Director &c los Ferrocarrilcs, Hines.
quien recientemcnte recibjo podereS
amplios para hacer Ia distribution del
combustiblc conforme 10 demandaran
las necesldades mas urgenteS.
El Dr.. Garfield renuncio su cargo
de Administrator general del COM
bustible debido a que no considero
Observation-Disclosures generates
nj para los del gob!erno. cl arrcgIo
por c. cual Sc convino en- Ia reanuda-
cion Immediate dc los trabajos en- los
centres carbOriferos.
Por otra parte. Sc dice que tai arrc
glo es bien Gistinto del proyecto for
mulado por cl Administrator del Com
bust;ble en- los puntos de vista de la
situacion que present6 al Presidente
Wilson, en- un manifesto que debi6
haber sido dado a Ia publicidad antes
de cue Sc celebraran las conferen-
tcias de Indianapolis ' que fue pu-
blicaGo precisamente despues de que
Sc habian reunido las parties en- dis
puta.
Los amigos del Dr.. Garfield dicen
que el administrator del Combustible
Sc oponia a que el gobierno asumicra
una actitud (que al fin asumio) que
10 pusiera en- cl case de verse sitia-
do por los mineroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-13

TN abo-ado de Washington lleT6 4
Nueya York pocos dias GespUss de ce-
slcbrada Ia primera session je Ia Con-
ferencia Pan-Americana. ' Solicito
una entrevista cen dos meXicanos que
aab;un sido arrojajos ic su pals Y
uuienes peJenecea al partido Que Sc
Cnn So ha infcrmado por los elemen-
rcs &c IA administration actual eN-
rlo;aron al pueblo meNicaro durante
IN gran per;cdo Do amos.
FL rcferido aocgaGo. n soiicitar Ia
ertrevista. hizo saber a los meNica-
nos aludidcs cue eStaba desempe0an-
do una comision especial que e nabia
conferiao q Secretario de Estado.
lansing. mas sin cNponer el carac-
ter de q G!cha mission.
Los meNcauos eVpatriados = Qule-
ncS Sc habia d:r.giio el abogado que
Sc decia couliSionadc o agenJe del sc-
cretario Lansing. NE piiieron que
investigara e. case, para estar al
tanto de 81 ' resolver schre Ia soli-
citud. Y asi 10 h;ce. Me entere de 10
cue sc trataba : 10 comunique los
dos 1lexicancs. qGieres. ertonces. re-
soIvieron aceptar IA invicacion para
Ia ccnferencia propuesta por el re-
presentante del Secretario de Estado.