davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
CARRANZA NO RECONO-
&c LA DOCTRINA
MONROE
viene d., "A ia.J

Ia o5ra declaration del ~SEnsecret@
rio lie RelacioneS E~NterlorvS del Go
oierno DC Carranza. - conslGcra de
-avor imDorJaacia. pucs - 1t d"ci@-
racion Official Que Sc mace respect"
de Ia acrirud del gooierro actual d"
Mexico. resoectc dc Ia Hoctrina Mon
roe
Dice asi:
la Coa~fereucia Qcc ahora e$t& reu-
n.da en- Paris. ma considerable g re
eonccia1icrtn de II Doctrine Monroe.
.Alguros GobiernoS. amigos de MeNi-
20. han pedido q este "oblerno ~ O.
n;n:5n resnec;o de a refer:da Doc
trina Monroe. Ia Se2retarla &c k"'a-
clones ~. conJestado a tales Soitclt"-
Ges. aue 81 gobierno mcNlc"no no ma
reconocido. Y no reconocera Ia Doctr-
~ Monroe. nj uinguna otra Doctrina
0ue ata0ue t. Soberania y il 'noep5n-
arngIa 5e Mexico"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
ATIQ. SRENO ! VAENTE, NURO e. GRA-. ALVAREZ

.Saiir de la capilla. para Que 81 REQ
Sc preparara a MORN.
-Adios. senior Generate dijeron.
Va enso que esta listed resignado;
Que Sc halla ~tranQuilo. y que tlene un
gran dominic sobre 81 mismo.
No ME falta yaior. conteSto e pr
sionero dando Ia mano a los periods
caS: estov ell los JltimoS momentoS
de nj vida. Y creO que eStol tran
Quilo. Solo lc pido d DioS que Inc con
ccda Il 40 dccdarme. en- el me
to Solemne Y supreme. dc mi m"d-e.
que esta tan cerca de mi ' 4 quIeT
TO p,,ed0 dar 81 abrazO de despedi-
da: Y de mi eSpoSa Y de mi hija. GU"
nuesian en- Nueva Orleans en- Situa-
cion GUlurOSa go.
Minutes deSpueS de IA ina de "a
manana. un poloton acudia . Ia ca
niila. sacaba al misionero. Que ST. pO-
MIA Embellishments en- Trarcha apo
yado IN unaS muietaS a cauSa De t.
ner hos pies destrozadDS. ' 10 cOndu-
cia al lugar he Ia ~ejea1ci6n.
En- medic de Ut slencn sorpren-
dente. pues los miliarcs dc gentes
reunidas frente al Quartet contenIGn
hasta cl ~alienJo. SC escuch0 n ccS-
carga de fuSileria ....-..
Y la multitud. silenciosamontc. CO.
mo 81 eStuviese agohiada por IN gran
doior, So ponia en- marcha rumbo al
hcgar. diciendo Inicamente: VA to-
do acab0..-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
NELLA ABANDONA Ia POLIIlGA
Y Sc RETiRA a LA VIDA
PRlVADA

s.. ~. ESvv,-S. ,..-a Ia PRENSN
MADRID. Abr3l 22-La prenSa -
ae,iica. cn 10 general. a comenJar La
ie,laracsoueS hecaas por Mclla re
ssrynrcS a que de manera derniti'2
a~oanaonara "a p~olltca : Sc retrar"
"a IA vida privada. . insl>tlendo en-
Que su camDa1a germanoflla Ia hizo
aa.o Ia direction especifica de Don
lame. ct Tretendje1-c al TrcHo Dc
ES9aNa. rae esca5a riviendo Ell Aus
RIA. = G;ce aaora que fue cenldo all
rG ca.,5ud Ge prisionero en- vista de
su~ sswparia> en- favor dc los aliadoS,
Declare Nel,a ;ambien cue varlos
5a los .Iteres Ge los otros partidos
0o}I,ico< le han ?edido de maneUa in
s,~.cDte Que 50 ma q eiloS. ' QUE
n@s,a lc fuy oirec!Go IN pue>to Ell
ell Go5icrao actual Hor yl Rey. pero
que no acepto este nj acccdio a las
densandaS lie los referidos lidereS.
DorQue pretlere coHvertirSe en- IN
simple ciuQadano que pueda gozar
&c los enca1tos de a vida prIvada-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
Ienla que ser ayudada
para %mcorpOfaEse
en- su siIIa
DeSpues de tomar Tanlac la Sonora
uaddOS - >ieDte mpchu meiOr CUE
eH los ultimoS veinte amos.

81 Taa!ac ne M proporc.onado
.ancoS beuefycioS, que decidi aCoptar-
~ come medicinal para toda ia FAM
La. form@da por IN hijo : una hija,
los MICS poIjcicos ' Il hija poll
Tea. codoS co.nan "raniac y sc Il
ruen-run O~erfectamcate bicn-dij0 Il
sonora MARY HaddoX. qUien reside Ell
Caldwell. Texas, lugur aGonde =
anrpEamenye conoeida ' resnetada.
ESCardo de vista e. Ia asa lie 81
Mia. en- Dallas. 507 Carroll Ave. hizo
Il rclacl0r de 81 aSoH1bCoSo resJa-
5Iycimieuto.
"Por esUaciU lie cerca lie veiGte
amos continue diciendo Ia sonora
Haddox-safri de Intermediates del
estomago G indigestion neryiCsa. ma
nieado probado toda c!aSe de trata-
mientos Y medicinaS. sin lograr ali
vio alguno. siuo bien Il contrario,
~Siatien1ome cada dia peor. T2mblen
padecia de reUmatismo. ei cual me
hacia sufrir mucho. Nj apetlto era
muv malo. : 10 POGO que GONNA me
Ccasionab aserraS moleStiaS- Frecuen-
temenue d~es2crtaha I Ia media nocae
con IN aguoo dolor de eStomago que
dificilmenic podia Soportar. NJ HI
gaGo funcionaba irreCularmente Y eS-
caha tan nervioSa que haSta ei me-
nor r1SGo me uaStorraba. Mis- arti-
culacioneS me doian mucho. 10 mis-
no srcefia con Ia car brazoS. exc,
al grado de que cualquier roce. por
.!gero que tueSe, me hacia expert
meHtar fuerJeS dolores.
"Llegue a eStar tan enferuna, Que
1eceSitaba ayUda para levantarme Y
tar algunoS paSoS. eXactamente como
81 fuera Il nnino. Estuve en- tai es-
laGo Dor espacj ode cuatro meses,
hasra cue empere a tomar Taniac.
s. eSta medicinal hupiera fallado. no
s. 10 cue habria hecho. Pero no fue
asi. = ne s;eHCo SatiSfecha con eN-
~nresarlo. DespueS de usarlo durante
: airqRoS diaS. eTpezO = aoc2rSe mi
meioria = fas anfermedadeS del esro-
mayo Y dcnas moleSt!aS dejaron de
I a-orrentarme. al grado de que en- Ia
! sc-11alidad NE cncuentro UertecCauc"-
7e bieu. mejor que durante los VEN
70 ult!lroS amos. Ms nerv!oS & nan
/ aGuicrado : 10 re Snfr.Go mas cue
IN l.gero ac2Que dc reuuatrSmo DIES
Ge que emDsce ! Jomar cl Tan.ac. 10
rlal - reaImente notable dada mi
eiad Y 10 antique de mis- enfermeda-
drs. vi ape,ito ma meioraco y pue-
do 10 QUE deSee sin que ME
! ocasio7e n ms l'gera moleStia. tie
! uz.rado yarias libras &c peso Y M
+. s1aHo IS nsagnifico, en- fin. que me
! ,-e-ro meior u nprrca. Toda mi IA
mil.a oplna que no nay CT 81 munGo
Una nrerhcina tan buena ' efecuva
como q T4nlac Y 20 DOT nj parre.
,.--ov an &g-ader!da ne los oeneTi-
clos rue ne proporclono. que EuSto-
81 10 recUmseudo a Codo ei munco,
Tanlac sc vende en- San Antonio
nor Ia Wacner's Drug Co.. 407 r.
Houston St. Y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St, bajo
II direction personal De IN TepreseH-
,aate esDecta, del Tanlac, 0 Sc en-
v.ara nor esras bot!cas a c~Qatqu.er
/ direction q! recico &c 81 Va!or que IS
I 500 Tor botela, s.empre que Sc II
/ ,,9va2 estampi!las suGcien.es para
- 1or-e iAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
POR Ell TEATRO "NACIONAL"

CaianaS. aun cuando sin muchas de
las bellezas de Ia obra original, tiene
toGas las mas salienoes. Sobre to-
do .eI tipo de la protagonis,a, peca-
dora. voluble. graciosa. ingenuamen--
te ~perversa. por sobre su premio de
virtud. cncaja acknowledgements en- 81
temparamento artistlco de la Conesa-
De sohra esta decir que el publlco Ia
aplaudio ell cada uno de los numeros
~cuIminantes. y que la obligo a repetis
algunos.
Con elias. c~Ompartleron las oVaclonHS
la Urena. Castillo. Rugama. los CRU
pos de bale que eStuvieron muy blen
en- todoS sus numeros. todos en- fin.
cuantos tonaron parte en- el desem-
peHo de la obra.
En- La Bella LuceriUo. la Conesa To-
gro entuSi2Snlar al publico en- La
Catita Blanca. Es tambien Ell SUI
yo ami. IN papel que parece hechc
exPresame1te para ella, V al cual lie
SAGA admirable partido.
Total: una noche que Geiara recuer
DO en- el publico. Y gra;o rec.cIdo en-
verdad. Y que mostrara Il Ia Conesa
que los mexicanos de San Antonio,
IN poquitillo rehacios al pri1cipio de
Ia temporaGa. supieron i!enar despues
ell reatro "Naciona!' Y hacer los no.
nores debidos a su labor artistica.
La temporada tive anoche termi-
no feliz. Y dejo en- nuestro publico. el
deSeo de otra Semejants.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25

Con una noche de algeria. de be-
Iieza. de luz. de aplausos e~nsordece-
dorcs Y de dianaS regoci jantes. ter
mino anoche la temporada de Maria
Ccresa en- 81 Teatro Macdonald
4 beneficio de la g~raciocisima IL
pie. Que ACADIA de en!OQuecer al pu-
blico con suS donaires y picardias en-
Ia "Gatita Blanca" fue Ia function Ill
TINA de Ia tempcrada FL solo anun-
cio dc Ia velada. debia de dar, sega
ramepte la certeZa de que ei teatro
a~lbergaria en- nochc tai. a 10 mas va
lioso de la colonia meXicana de San
Antonio. que apenas 81 habra locali-
dad vacIa. que Maria Conesa sacaria
del arcGn de sus SecreJos teatrales.
los mas seductores y los mas podero-
Scs Y a ell pGblico la colmaria de flo
res = De aplausOs.
! a>i fue en- efecto. : desdc IA e.
vaci0n que Saludo su Saiida al palco
~escenico. haSta la que debio encorGe-
ccria cuando Sc corrlo el teton. elias
So s~ucedieron en- succession mterrumpi-
da.
Ell programa era IIaInatiro: un a
rreglo dc Ia Casta susanna. Il brl-
llante Y pintoresca opereta france
sa, obra de Jose Juan CadcnaS. y La
Bella Lucerito. una naderla que ia O.
casi0n a la C0nesa para hacer terro-
che de gracia y de i~ntencion.
la Casta susanna del arreglo de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
RICH-TONE, Ell rd tAH2So

Fuc adoptado por un prominente
medico en- su propio Sanatorio. Sus
tratamientos consistian en- una bue-
ma aiimentacion. sueno abundante, Y
t6nico. Con este prOcedimiento u
pacientes adQuirian enercias Y vita
iidad en- POGO tempo. I'd. puede Sc
cuir su ejemplo Ell Su propia casa.
I'd. puede estar lleno de energia,
fuerza y vitalidad. en- perfectas con-
diciones fis!cas y mentaleS. Puede
desempenar 81 trabajo alegremente.
Tome I'd. RICH-TONE Y ayude q su
naturaleza. Este listo para triunfar.
De venta en- todaS las droguerias
al precio de sI.00 botella. Sc man
da directamente al recibo de su valor
Dor 4. 5. RICHARDS MEDICINE
CO., SHERMAN, TEXAS.
(Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
.>ertcHr5ado Il m.eri..'

~\"E'tHgtrU' 10 "ftf't-
\ las uuevc : diez minutes de
e.. noche deSpueS de larga delioe-
racilu el CorSeio de Guerra dio q
conoyer Su faNo por el cual Sentencia
a mucrtv n proceSae).
En- eSoS momentoS Ia eScoita pre-
Sent1 suS m Y todo los ~pre>enteS
Sc pusieron de pie Ell medic del ma
yor Silencio. Las palabras del Pre-
Sidente del ConSejo n dar I conocer
Ia senIencia fuecCn p~ronunciaGas con
apiomU ' aun no terminaba de habiar
Y Va el pub'ico comentaba de DIS
tinto< modoS el veredicto.
II REQ tambien he pie aupQue ira
baiosamente. tranquilo. escucno su
SenJencia, parecia que per 81 ccrebro
paSaban en- eSoS momentoS una in
tcrminable cabalgata derecuerdos que
le apagaban . Ia vida, pues 81 res
tro era irteSamente palido.
Al ser conducido HivaTez a Ia Jefa-
tura de Ia Guarnici0n en- IN coche
debidamente escoltado Y rodeado de
milaras de gpntes log-0 Ut ~correspon-
sal ~acercarse Y hablarle conrestando &
preguntas secas no fueror los hon.
breS. sino DioS."
Como eS acostUmorado en- eStos Ca
sos. siguiendo las prescripciones de
ley. Ell PreSidenre del ConSejo mott
fic6 Ia sentencia q las parties Y en-
tonces el REQ dijo CUE pedia Ia re-
vision del proceso fundandose en- las
leyes.
En- tcdo el puerto al conocerse la
s~entencia Sc produio intensa sensa-
cion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
"S.rm ;rieioaGr u mis- clHiGo$.''

Fl iefensor Senor Luis +. Suzan
a quien e~ntreviSte hiZo las sIguienteS
declaracioneS: Mi ito e! senior Al
vare2. fue gmparaGo por ia justicla
Federal. por 10 Que Sc encuentra ba-
10 la protection de las leyes. En- tai
virtud el juez ordeno hoy miSmo fue-
"a suspendido ct Console dc Guerra.
sin embargo. una simple orden dc Ia
Se~cretarL2 de Guerra ha basvado pa
"a violar los derecho> que IA C0nst!-
juci0n daba 4 mi to. EsIimo este
atenCaGo como el mas gran3e que Sc
haya cometido ontra las garantlaS
i~ndlyiduales Y las reyes humans
AnteS de ser dictada Ia ~sentencla-
platicando los periodiStas con ei ge-
neral Aware. este dijo que no ha
hecho nj ofrecido hacer dcclaracioneS
Esto seria traicionar d mis- amigos
agrerl.-S0lo die QUE las fuerzaS
del GobiernO que me capturarun me
tratarcn con consideracioneS.
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Sc l. vaSO en- ruP5Nc
FL general Alvarez fuc puc&to en-
capiila q las once de Ian cche. 6
de.ir. cast mmeditamente despueS de
u termin6 e Console CUE dicto
s]entencia de muerte en- 81 contra. Sc
h;zo patente de$de luc@o Ia fcStina-
cion conque - ~pr0ceItia Y e. lHterrS
Que habia de dar cumplimiento a la
s~entencia anteS d" que amanec,era
para Que los dcfensoreS. los amigos Y
~parientcS del s~entenciado no pudie~
sen "a hacer NADIA IN favor del pr
~SiOnerO.
\ las docc de Ia 7oca" SC dijo que
el general Aware ser!a icvado al
patihulo q las seis dc Ia Mariana;
nero 4 Ultima hora sc supo. de una
mancra confidential. que solo tendr'a
81 prisionero vida durante q tempo
necesario para que Sc arreglara 10
relative a su eiecucion'y pudiese e
diccar sus ultimoS a~cuerdos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
NLCIIIN NVL NIVIINO.
TNkEE ICTEN Rich-Tonc Y
iOiYiL OSiGD sea Eficiente.

La eficiencia ~proviene de! bienestar.
I'd. no Duede ~desempenar trabajO al
ruuo sino Sc siente perfectamente.
RICH-TONE crea hombreS aptoS.
pueS los poMe en- condolences f~iSicas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
los arfs7,sorcs merou dcbles

\ .aS cuaJro Gc la tarGe el Presi-
denJe del ConSejo declare suspend
d. Ia audiencia publica continuance
el Conse;o en- session privada con Oh
jeto de dellberac sobre Ia competent
era del Console.
Los defensorcs del proccsado * han
manIfeStado dGbileS en- general du-
-unte los debates. que han carecido
en- rcalidad de impOrtancia. En- los
primeroS momentoS del Console to-
dos u eSfuerZoS fueron cncamina-
dos 4 eVitar Que este iuzgara al REQ.
Peyo ante In actitud firme del Pre-
Siderte para iniciar los debates. noto-
Sc cue hablan comprendido 81 phi
nrera derrota. Hasta eStoS momentos
e0cu5ntranse esparanzados en- Ia de-
claraci6n que Sc ob5endra de Ia au-
dieucia S~ecreCa.'
La opinion general. 81 continia 81
Console. es de que el procesado sera
sentenciado 4 mue-te, calculandoSc
que entire ocho Y diez de Ia noche Sc
habra dictado el fal!o que decida de
la suerte Gel REQ.
81 publico. que durante los deba-
ties llenaba totalmenre el teatro, csta
inouieto por conocer Ia resolution.
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lie ,lri-" q,tc l. oid," u D.",.
Los periodiStaS qulSicron conunuat
al ladp del ~prisionero. pero una orden
de Ii Coman&ancia Militar los hlZo
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Prof. II. {. Martinez

PoderoSo Sanador.
llgl. Sc. Spring s..
LOS ANGELES CALI.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
CONGRESS KILLS
DAYLIGHT LAW
By Associated Press

" WASHINGTON, June 19.-The
Daylight Saving law has been re-
pealed by an overwhelming vote
III both houses Of Congress. In
the Senate the vote on repeal was
36 to 6, and in the House it was
233 to 122, five members voting
present.
The repeal, if approved by the
President, will become effective
on the last Sunday in October.
At two o'clock in the morning Of
that day the hands Of the clocks
in the United States, which were
moved forward one hour in April
will be set back.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
FRESH SPARTACAN
OUTBREAK CRUSHED
IMPRESSION STRENGTHENED THAT THE EBERT GOVERN
MENT CANNOT AND WILL NOT SIGN THE PEACE
TREATY
N@s Na@::s 1''.'': vILS THE SpARTAClSTS PLOT
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press
WEINIAR June 20-Revolt and
riot fared up here just as the Ma
t1onal Assembly was settling
down to debate whether Ger
manys answer to the revised
peace treaty should be Eyes, or
mo
The Spartacists, who had wait
ed and carefully prepared for this
Germany's "darkest hour to
seize the reins Of Government
and sign with tongue in cheek,
made a desperate coup and lost,
but not until after bloody street
battle.
Quiet and order are restored.
bat fresh attacks are looked for.
A half hundred prisoners recent
~ released from military prison,
where they had been confined
Tor Spartacan and Communist ag-
| ltatlOn, marched on the castle at
dawn, dlsarmed the sentinelS,
and were about to rush in to ear
rest the whole ministry, when,
warned by premature shots,
strong force Of Governement sol
dlers inside sprang to arms and
administered to the attackers a
smashing reception and driving
them back into the street, where
the battle was fought to finish.
Several Of the Spartacans were
captured and will be shot
The folling Of the plot i, due
to the foresight Of Minister of
Defense Nosha, and many of his
party brethren who few davs a.
90 attacked him at the Social De-
mocratlc Convention here for his
futhlessness, thanked him
warmly for having prepared the
strongarm' measures.
Discussion Of the revised treaty
IS thus far confined to the Assem-
bly, s Peace CommiSson, but open
debate OF the question Of accep-
tance or rejection is about f. be-
gin
Everything that has been said
III official quarters in the last TWEEN
ty four hours strengthens the i'm
preston that the present Govern
ment cannot and will not SIGN.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
TREATY COVERS
KAISER'S TRIAL
(By T..c Associated Press)

NEW YORK, June 2O-The Al
15u reply to the German counter
proposals ma keS the following
'PIereilees to the disposition of
The eX-Kaiser:
Ihe trial Of the ex-Kaiser is
]'"id'cal only in form, and not
substance, as he had been ar
"5''e0 as matter Of high inter
"' '0''dI policy for supreme Of
renee against international NOR
'''F' 'he sanctity Of treaties and
,49 essential rules Of Justice in
'l lofmS and procedure and
quarry constituted tribunal
' oeeh set up both to insure
"ccuSed full rights to defense
' To give the Judgment the
solemn judicial character. ,,
., apparently, the ex-Kaiser has
=, '"'| a. been adjudged guilty
h. '"'fSed, but in order that
<no,, "'"E be permitted formally to
N IN his own defense and to
bo ,' =; the verdict greater force.
Al ~ :: 10 be given public trial. To
al, al..n1 .n'ents and purposes, he has
tba 'paY p been privately tried bv
''s Peace Conferences.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20

PARIS. June 20.-The Scheid-
ermann government in Germany
has fallen.
The news came to the Ameri-
can peace delegates from the A
merican army Of occupation and
was made known to the allied
delegates at the peace conference
this morning.
Scheidermann is regarded as
the chief opponent to the peace
terms and on account Of his op-
position has been rejected by his
associates.
The rumor of Herr Noske be
ing called upon to form a new
cabinet has not received any con
firmati0n.
It is understood that the fall
of Scheidermann will also bring
about the fall Of the Ebert Gov
ernment.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
PTE LETSINGER
DIED OF DESEASE

WASHINGTON, D. c., June
2O.-Included in the three cas-
ualty lists issued by the war de
partment we find the name Of
Private Romeo T. Letsinger. of
Scotland Neck, whose next Of KIN
is Peter Letsinger. died Of disease.
Six hundred and twenty seven
names are given in these three
lists Of Whic hten were men from
| North Carolina, whose names are
given below.
The total losses sustained by
the United States in the war to
date are 1913 men killed or died
Of wounds, disease or accident
Wounded men, Of whom $3.50 re
turned to duty, number 21O,265
while the missing, not including
prisoners released and returned
number 2,642 men.
The losses Of state men in the
latest casualty lists are as fol
1loWs:
Private David Currey, Of Bur
llngfon was wounded severely
Pridyate Romeo 7. Letsineer
Iof Scotland Neck died Of disease
Private Dock D. Williams, of
" adesDGro died Of wounds.
Private Ernest L. Woods, of
Burnsyllle is missing in action.
Private Marvin E. Kornegav,
OF Lumberton was wounded to a
degree undetermined.
Private Tom Connor. Of Barnes
vile was wounded slightly.
Private William G. Rheu, of
Grlfton was wounded slightly.
Private Rias Roberts. Of Sto-
vail died Of disease.
Private John G. White, Of Ma
ben died Of disease
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
WILSON ARRIVES
FROM BELGIUM
By Associated Press

PARIS, June 20. President
Wilson and party arrived here at
nine o'clock this morning after
an exhausting trip from the Ge-
vastated regions Of Belgium and
visit to the principal points in
that country.
There was no demonstration up
on the arrival Of the president
and he Immediately motored to
the Paris White House where at
eleven o'clock the entire delega-
ton Of the Peace Conference met
to consider the question Of the at
titude Of Germany towards the
signing Of the treaty and discuss
the situation in the event they
did not do so.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
GILLIAN, HUM0RIST,
CLOSES CHAUTAUOUA
EFFORT WAS MADE AT LAST NIGHTS SESSION TO OBTAIN
sIGNATORIES FOR NEXT YEAR BUT WITHOUT
SUCCESS
DOUGHBOYS QUARTETTE ENTEpTAlNS

The Haskett Indian Band was
the whole attraction at both per.
formances yesterday and drew
the largest crowd so far, though
all through this ChautauGaa the
attendance has been lighter than
the two previous years.
Effort was made last night 10
get contract signed by fifty cit.
lzens for the Chautauqua to come
back next year, but, notwith-
standing very excellent talk bv
Mr.. Ashby W. Dunn and by the
Bureau Chief, who had come here
for this purpose, the people did
not respond and only few sigma
lures were obtained.
This apparent want Of interest
is not that Scotland Neck do )
not like or want a Chautauqua bit
it does not think that the entire
load Of the work Of preparation
should be placed upon the should
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20

, ers Of the local people, and would
rather pay more for Chautaucu;,
who would provide the seats anG
do more missionary work than the
Community Chautauqua seems
willing to do.
This afternoon and again to.
might the Doughboys Quartettc
will offer patriotic songs such as
i Over There >; SDixie ',r' ar
old Pal Of Mine and q a.ar
you calling me. =
At night Gillian, the humorist.
viii entertain.
Strickland Gillian talks or int;
mate things; Of his children. and
yours; Of the war, and the wealth
er, aud the way women do their
hair. Yet, beneath all his hum
or there runs an under-currenr
Of seriousness that belongs to the
genuine thinker.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
DEP0RT ALL
u. 5. FOES
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-De
portation is Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer's remedy for Bol
shevism and kindred evils. He
indicated this in an address at the
commencement exercises Of Geor-
getown University.
A bill introduced in the House
by Representative Albert johnson
OF Washington at the instance Of
the Attorney General provides
the legal implement with which
to deport undesirable aliens.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
SERIOUS RIOTS
ASSAIL VENICE
BY The Associated Press)

10y Inc Associated PreSS)
LONDON, June 20. United
States Naval Headquarters here
was mystified today regarding
the circumstances at the base OF
the following cablegram which
has been received yesterday from
Admiral Andrews, U. S. n, at
Venice
Serious disorders here. Three
Italian officers insulted. Revo1-
yer shots. Holding allied court
inquiry.
Request authority to appoint
Mixed military court to try cases,
on account Of civil Government
not checking disorders. Summary
action necessary.
Officials at American Naval
Headquarters here fail to under
stand what emergency warrants
Allied intervention OH the italian
coast. The matter has been refer
red to Admiral Knapp at Paris.
Further details from Admiral An
drews were eagerly looked for.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
new YORK GUARD
BEEN Modified

NEW YORK, June 2O-Mobili
zation Of the Brooklyn National
Guardsmen has been ordered by
Brlgadier-General Robb. These
units Of the New York Guard
with the exception Of the Thir-
teenth Coast Artillery and Squad
ron C., First Cavalry, are includ-
ed in the order.
1T was said at the Twenty
third Regiment Armory that the
mobilization was called for six
0 o'clock P. NJ. last night.
1t was further stated by mill
tary authorities that the plan is
test one and has nothing to do
with the border trouble with Mex
leo.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-20
SCHElDERMAN CLIQUE
HAS BEEN DEFEATED
GERMAN CABINET, WHICH II AS SHOWN CONTINUED or
POSITION TO ALLIED PEACE TERMS RESIGNED
TO-DAY
FBERT GOVERNMENT WILL ALSO FAIL
fRv Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
WEIMAR, June 2O.-The Ger
man cabinet. headed by Philip
scheidermann, has resigned, it is
reported today