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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-26
DISCUSSES

Para fies.as patrias. sociedades mutualis-
tas. campamcutos de lenadores, tW. O. w
= $3.50. P:da!cs n AGENCIA LiTERARlA,
Box 2SI. LAREDO, Texas. CID
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-26

DARE $1,000 de qualification a Ia persona
que me p-oporcione informes de mi hernia
10 Casiano Romo. Hace tres meses rccibf
gu Ultima carta de Denver. Colo. Todo in
i1rne dirija5e a Asuncion Rouo. 6ecci6n
T5, Estrella. Ariz. 1851
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-26

ACABO DE RECIBIR NUEVAS MUES-
TRAS para las dos e5tacioues. TrIJes 2 IA
ncdida en- abonos. Vicente Sosa. Sastrc. Git
Dolorosa St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-26

81 NECESITA carros para mudanzas, o car
gar equipajes. liable I ROSALES: Tclefono
Travis 1926.
II, AyIJNCIo en- Ia PRENsA" sicmpre
es Je ex!to SECURE. Lame I'd. al ~telefono
Travis 2sI, y arunciese Gesde lu@go.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-26

BANDERAS MEXICANAS de soda, genera o
ccluloidc. Distintivos. listones. confetti, SER
pentinas, etc. Mayoreo y merudeo. MUGS
tras. SIS cts. Haga sus pedidos oportuna-
mente. LA CASA MEXiCANA. Box 15s.
Chicago, IL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-26

GRATIFICARE ampiianentc a Il persona
quo me proporcione Infornes dc mis- padres
Pedro CASTRO y Mariana Zsvala de Cas-
tero, y de mis- hermanos Pedro y Dolores
Castero. Todo infome sohre cI particular
~iriiase a Esther Castero, Box S.. Clay
pool. Arz. f9-7l
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-23
DERSONAL
L MENTION

Mfs iUuf Cnfi ani hsI iDf'r ehl
lreu Margaret Francis and James 81
Fan Antonio rffuuod h0ae Hsf nieNi
nft'f a short Faster visit Hefe Win
ihs former sisters MFses Mafsilri
aud DDitfude ufsFrr
MHs Nannie Griffin haH gone i0
Houston. whore ahe haa accepted q po-
s.tou in business office
W vs. DOWNING Dos afIIFn1 fnm
Houston fo Hrf manager sf fhf 'ut.f
office ~ tle FInEDr Sowing Machine
Company
Mlss MarF Willis leaves ua morris
nF fDI sHu Antonio t1 aUanf s1mr time
Hifh hef brother George Willis and
rlfe
Ne coy Bennett fae returned from
@ shnfi 'fr fo n1usfon
Iamea Lambert ~ Rtfug.0 il fsg.-
tered ff fhe Nfef, hnieI
50 O. HDu a slime ari p A.
rloa of $40 Antonio sle guests ai
fhe isfe hotel
q vs. Wilson anf vie are bore ffDm
>ttrs for Hf-f stst They sf.
rI.tIHE tf i. State I.fst
W 40 fiuN ~ San Antonio /. In H0-
lty ua hasin,
Ms % NuIuHN 1ud daughter
Neiai. Mat lef yesterday flr Eee.
vile where fheY wtfe Called 1n ao
rnurf ~ fHr .rfinna liHeaa af W
Rudolph. NnfhfU M r nNtn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-23

U.Ii ni.Hs Of teronsits ton
li nid n ol fnr richness NJ Nor
rlN0 9l ulnl $50 bslft crops fesE
sometime fuHr of land pnynr fne
HlIrutmIaf fuuI huudrsf fuf one
Where other generals q various 20
eimes nod failed 90 tubdue ihe Surf.
anas With campo ,nns o. terror. 0snzs.
~ bad come With q plan Of eivilifs
teH.
emrstty Yea proclai0td The Sur
amos were iold 90 surrender thsir arms.
receive bonus Of ten dollars iof zach
Gun. seed farming implements, . tenn
potsry division ~ certain lands ard
steady jobs ~ith good pay ard short
hours. % ~on'
liHrN nnNf DDnzfi.1 11
ssiscd 105 acres from On hacienda
bordering Cuauta anf told the over.
efowdea people 20 build homes.
Gave Them protection from hacis
dadc and nafsuder
Reduced the fourteen hour working
day to elahi hours ard raised ihs wage
iron ffiy tsniavot Co from one dollar
Co q dollar and . haf
Opened schools, hired wors t.sch.
ers. doubled tesir salaries and pat
tyery chid Co Studying
Told tHo fifteen owners o. admins
TRAITORS ~ tns entire state o. Morsios
tney would have 90 get cut 81 ths
country
Permitted individuals 20 lease 90.
great tarisndss from ths o~nsrs, Day
frD a nominal rent ana Vusrsntesins
an taxes. Permitted pe0rs aho wished
io Hofs for thamtolyes 90 occupy un-
iiNed portions ~ che plantations
To che administratort ~ The great
estates he submitted plan 20 traction
the land. hs tsii Them their nnonop
oily VAS gore, bot promised fsf ~.
muntfaion. They accepted
Fho estates. sornc Of which we're or
iginally given so courtiers 81 th.
Spanish crown ard which during four
centuries owners have not seen. srs
BEING divided into farms % from ten
60 600 acres. NJ man is 20 own less
than cen nor more than 700
The land 10 90 sell a. from ten -
ore hundred dollars an acre. according
to ts location and water supply a
pron may buy BY paying one tenth
down. the balance BY irstalir,sn's In
,en years.
NO proN IS TO MORTGAGE or
sfii rvs LAND. BECAUSE CON
IhlEZ BELIEVES FEW LAND
OWNERS WILL PARTICIPATE nv
uNCALLED rOR REBELLION
IiH NH PLANNED fn harness tho fur-
Hr NaH fND NnI fn furnish
t'. NI and nowel t0 enc enUfc
ir Do. nfH nInnneI au electric Hnf
iN 'IrfoID fNn .falo nnd connect Win
iN0 intofnrhtus 5000 outside Me1loo.
HE rs TEACHING INTENSIVE
FARMING TO THE FORMER zAPA
TlsThs, AND. BY MEANS or Lee
rUEEs AND MOVIES. rs SHOWING
TNE INDIAN THE PROGRESS or
THE CIVILIZED WORLD ne HAS
ORGANIZED BANDS TO FURNISH
MUSIC TO TAE lNOlANs--Nor
OOLEFUL WEEPY STUFF. BUT
GLADSTONE, ENERGY SUPPLYING
JAZZ
li. uwIIIHg uoe transportation
ufo lD s'nfe fn DoiUnris and their
rNt n. appointed ri,I admins
tnOvo Officials and has made the
.n.aro. tH..r own policemen W0s-
IlrliH rNUin nd fr markets. hlye
boom crested
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-23

'rn fHohna h.H lutfr nI
'h.riFn hon' 70 m.lrNe nnI nIn
nouH EHgoudn rm hueh..n
.IItmtn anl nIn.r .tsHau ful
hu.NH
Those ihrco mtH hmercnuirod.
progressive. foros.1ntrf ara con
vortlnu principaHts With 10000
soul into thc hrm luiylari Of
re0cncratod MoNco
'itcre.' said Gonsalt1 with wide
'@oeu ~ hiss hand. 'nhore tho aoI be-
thc richest in fne world ts tiltrr have
always been Kept poerott and most
miserable.
"Tdcy arc now HAVING choir Gree
chance. u BE- hard for anyan. bui inrn
.c comprehend lult what that mount
nfe0d enough, freed Sem htpa.aess'
liNONr Nrrt nu Hmme sIln
1NrfNios 'oa ue tsn leinn Df Nar
nl DIo tn iniIn uH. of
uH ~ N Nar|rrsadnH of
'lnH h I.nr Nl H upn Hl..
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-23
Realty Transfers

frsf rmt0 Bank of Bishop fo W o.
Sims Dog Do hiuok i- n fht fDensIie
~ Bishop consideration. so
Qunfon D. Hnd tei li nHNes 10
Fulton county. li. t9 T. 81 Cage south
mlf ~ ihe wof haf NJ section f77 n
thr o. h Bishop palo AFRO er1nIs-
son consideration. g. goo
e. Fit1 Simmons i0 Eila T. Flfa
Simmons lots . ond q n'o.f d 20 ule
Deaca portion of CuUuas Chf-N cone
sldefff.un $40 3.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-23
FIRST AMERICAN NEWSPAPERMAN TO
ENTER VALLEY OF GORE

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-23

HE HAS IMPRESSED TIE IN.
DIAN THAT THERE WILL &c NO
MoNoPoLiEs.
beard h'm refuse tu permit hntrl-
Keeper to open 70 second hufs when Nls
original h0strlrt became ftrcr1uHrd
'Nothiua thHt nVarH ~ mnnNIoIr
hc tuld tNs mans
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-23

Jack Neville ioteraew,ng mum
bo' oi former hiooashreiy Papa
iirtns once again graceful l1f.
cuituri.ia. intofI Gem Pablo
0ensalez who cndcd tle0Hy zen
yeaf revolt. rrusfna f eth Ind
ness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
SUNDAY CLOSING LAW ENFORCED
 IN LITTLE ROCK

Though all filling stations and automobile accessory houses in Little Rock were closed on Sunday no such action has been taken alby officers here. Prosecuting Attorney George w. Emerson, of Little Rock, notified all officers to see that all such places were closed on Sundays hereafter. The instructions were carried out to the letter last Sunday.
 Advices from Little Rock states that cigar stands and drink estab- lishments would soon be closed there.
 The law, it is stated, is general law, which provides that all places of ingress and egress, except those places of absolute necessity shall be closed on Sunday. Prosecuting At torney k. w. Brockman stated last night that he had not yet received the act of the legislature which defines the exact law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
CITY MAY GET
 BROOM FACTORY

E. E. Bricker and E. A. Davis, both of Oklahoma, were ill the city ycster day conferrng with the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce relative to the establishment here of a broom fac tUfy. Both are connected with well established broom factories ill Okla homa and other states, and also have holdings in large Oklahoma broom corn concerns.
 MT. Bloom said yesterday that the establishment of the factory here de.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
WILL. NOT PERMIT
 "GLOVE CONTEST"

Ealtimore, April Ex-Governor Fiarrin&ton this evening turned down the ptition of Mayor Rooms, and the chamber of commerce and other lead ing citizens of Cumberland for pcr- mission to hold the Wlllard-Demp- sey fight in that city. It is stated. the Governor would not give guar antee of non-interferencc as he was not satisfied that the Glove contest would not degenerate into a "prize fight"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
WEIRD GAME AT BIRMINGHAM

Birmingham, Ala, April 29.-New Orleans defeated Birmingham in a weird exhibition of baseball here to- day, 10 to s. Birmingham pitchers walked ten men, and the visitors hits came at opportune moments Score:
 R H E New Orleans 022 40 100-1O 9 r Birmingham --101 032 001- IA Young, Torkelson and Kitchens; Samuels, Morrison and Peters. At Memphis Chattanooga; rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
MOHR, TAKE k. 0.

Akron, Ohio, April 2S-Johnnie Griffith, of Akron, knocked out Wal ter Mohr, New York, welterweight in the eighth round of a scheduled twelve round bout tonight Mohr substituted for Willie Loughlin, of Philadelphia, who is i'll with pneumonia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
#Batted for Miller in ninth. .*p,, for Sajnr in ninth

Two-base hits, Rath. Roush, Magce, Safer three base hits. Neale, Rariden: stolen base, Groh, Carey, Bigbec;
 double plays, Rath, Kopf, Daubert
 Terry, Cutshaw; Mollwitz; bases on
 balls, off Fisher, 2; Cooper,3; struck lOut. by Cooper, 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

Two-hase hits. Foster, Barry: three base hits, Judge, Vtt stolen base, Janvrin, 3; Pichinich. McInnis, Mi Ian: double plays, Barry to Scott to McIinnis; bases on balls, off Harper, ?: struck out, by Harper, z; Pen mock, 1: DumOnt, 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago DCic1!S Dctrnit

Detroit, Mich, April 29.-Bunehins hits ln the fourth inning and taking advantage of Bush's error in the fifth after Jackson had hit safely. Chicago defeated Detroit today, to l, making it two straight. Score;
 CHICAGO. AID ID IT I,n T,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

pended mostly upon finding a build ing for the factory. The firm.
 he stated, would agree to build after operations had been found pro- fitable. The capacity of the factory would be 100 dozen brooms day, and could be increased to 500 dozen brooms a day, The output would be for wholesale and jobbing consump- tion only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

Two-base hits, Tobin. Gerber, Elmer Smith; three-base hit, Graney; stolen base, Elmer Smith; bases on balls off Morton, 2: Sotheron, ?; Lowder- milk, |; struck out, by Morton, 3; Sothoron, ?; Lowdermilk, 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

Two-base hits, Smith, Kilduff; stolen bases, Shotton, Mann, Pick; uouole plays, Smith ito Snyder: vaughn to killifer to kilduff to Mcr- kle to Pick; Hollocher to Kildulf to PICK to Merkle to kilduff; Hollocher- to to Pick to Merkle; Mann to Pick; vaughn to Hollocher to Merkle: bases oh pals, off Mays, 1 off Vaughn, 4; stfack out, by Mays. 2; by Vaughn, ?; ny Martin, ?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
IMRE KIRALFY DIES.

London, April 2S.-Imre Kiralfy, famous as the organizer of pageants and spectacular plays, died Sunday at Brighton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
Boston Loses First Game,

Washington. April 29.-Boston lost it's first game of the season today being defeated by Washington f to 2 Both of Boston's runs were due to errors by Janvrin Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati Takes Lead.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April 29.-Manager
 .orans team won it's sixth straight Eictory today by beating Pittsburg, to 1 and assumed leadership of the ational League, as Brooklyn lost to bhiladelphia, thus breaking the tie for rst nlace which has existed since |ho opening day of the season. Score: tnmrI,I1PC. AR k III 20 A E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
&Batted for Ehmke in eightl

Two7base hits, Lcibold Cobb; stol- ent base, Leibold. Weaver, Jackson bases on balls, off Ehmke, ,; off Ci- cotte. 1; struck out, by Ehmke, 4 :; CicOtte, f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
FAIL TO SUPPORT COyEI ESkIE

TAIL lO SUPPORT GOV FL ESk l E.. Little oRck, April 29.-Loose work by his support in the sixth and ninth innings cost the veteran Harry Cov- eleskie the first game of his attempt to come back" in the Southern As soclatlon. Nashville scored three in the sixth after the team should have been retired and added another on an error by Distel in the ninth, making the score 4 to 1. Score:
 R H E Nashville ---00O O03 OO1-4 s 0 Little Rock ---010 900 OOO-1 2 2 Decatur and Street; Coveleskie and Brottem.
 MOBILE DEFEATS ATLANTA Atlantaa, Ga, April 29.-Mobile evened the series here today by de- feating Atlanta to 8, in seesaw game played on a muddy field. Spec tacular catches were made in the out field by Ducote and Schepner, of Mobile. Score:
 RH E Mobile --------010 110 001-4 9 1 Atlanta -------001 100 010-3 9 2 Fulton and Coleman; Adams, Thornburn and Ncderkorn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
Brooklyn Drops Game.

=, Philadelphia, April Philadel- pna stopped Brooklyn's winning s.feak today by taking advantage of oaaores wildness and punching half 'lelf hits in the third inning. The %oIe was s to D. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
Cleveland Blinks st. Louis.

St. Louis, April 29- Morton held St. Louis to five hits, while his team mates punched four of their six hits off Sothoron ill the first and fourth innings, and Cleveland won the first game of the series today, 7 to o. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
Mays Wins for st, Louis.

Chicago, April 29.-Mays' tight pitching enabled St. Louis to beat Chicago 1 to 0 today. Chicago made
 only four hits and had few chances Ito score Score.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
phjIIies Beat New York

New York, April 29.-The Phllauel- phia Americans defeated New York ill the second game of the series here today, ' to 1. Johnson pltched strong game for Philadelphia, hoidine the Yankees to six scattered mus. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
+ + + + + + * +

1t Toledo, ); Kansas City 13. At Columbus, 3: Minneapolis, ?. At indianapolis. 0; Milwaukee, f. A Louisville-St, Paul: no game ain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

If you want to buy something, a Graphic Want Ad will secure it for you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

#Ran for Demmitt in ninth.
 *#Batted for SOthorOn ill eighth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

aBatted for Mogridge in seventh.
 sfBatted for Ruel i'll ninth.
 Philadelphia ----------000 Nt0 o00-l New York ..--000 900 001--1
 Two-base hits Shannon, Pratt : three base hits, Burns: stolen base. Kopp; bases on balls, off Shore. A.; Johnson, |; struck out, by Shore, 2;; Mogridge, B. Russell 2; Johnson. ]. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

wi,,iase wi,,Mo.oase hits, Griffith, 9; Nadine. basas 'hls' Baird; stolen base, Pearce strn,, oh balls. Galore; Jacobs, g.
 NN out by Galore, 2; Jacobs, f. rain nos'on-New York; no game
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

Let g Graphic Want Ad tell your wants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30
TEXAS LEAGUE.

At PPsaa,ilas-shreyeport; Psa wet ground Al pneaumont-Houston; rain. At E E'ves'on, ,e, I; San Antonio, 4.
 worth; B: Waco. '.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

A d. WE HAVE. price ues11able TTb home for sale at right
 TAYLOR & GO. hs, l032-1O52
 1sance, Real Estate and Loans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-30

IUIdES ---------3U Q I .,I Il batted for Vaughn ill -eighth.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
LA DERROTA DE LOS REVOLU-
CIONARIOS COSTARRICENSES

WASHINGTON, JUNO 6.-Las
noticias oficiaIes recibidas aqui
de Costa Rica dicen que los re-
voIucionarios han sido derrota-
dos en- toda la Inca y con nume-
rosisimas bajas. La revoIucion
en- Costa Rica tiene hoy cierto
aspecto international con motive
de ser esa rep1bIica y la de Me-
iico, las nnicas de la America Ia
tina que fueron excIuidas de la
Liga de Naciones. FL triunfo del
partido revoIucionario hubiese
creado una grave situacion para
los dipiomaticos americanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
ESTADO CA0TICO
EN- ALEMANEA

BERLIN, JUNO Clos despa-
chos recibidos aqui sobre la fun
daci6n del Gobisrno de la nueva
repdblica rhenana que intento
establecerse independientemente
del resto del imperio aIeman, son
a!armantes. EI popuIacho flu
rioso, en- los momentos de enar-
boIarse la bandera sobre ell edi-
ficio del ParIamento, descerra-
jo las principaIes puertas y lie
gando hasta donde estaban los
ninistros, los goIpe6 brutaImen-
te. FL presidente Derton al dar-
Sc cuenta del tumulto, hugo del
palacio escondiendose de tai ma
nera cue a estas horas nj sus
n1ismos amigos saben donde
esta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
SANGRlENTO CHOQUE ENTIRE
SOLDADOS GMERICANOS y
POLICIAS BEI.GAS

AMeERES JUNO Clos pc
riodicos de esta ciudad reiatan
en- ST. edici6n de hoy y con inf
nidad de detalIes una sangrienta
collision habida entire soIdados
pertenecientes al eiercito ameri-
cano y varios poIicias beIgas. A
c consecuencias de este choque
resuItaro! tres poIicias y dos ms
Iitares americanos heridos. las
autoridades beIgas han detenido
a tres soldados anericanos. uno
de los cuaIes estaba herido DE-
gravedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
COnfIiCtO OCaSiOnadO en-
Isabella pOT Ia CareStia

Ell "Comite de Fomento" de lisa
bella ha puesto el telegrama siguiente
al Gobernador.
"Al Gobemador de Puerto Rico.
Y Ia Asamblea Legislativa
SAN JUAN, p. r.
Alza miustifcada preeios arroz con
5inGa de manera aarmante debido
combinaciones POGO escrupulosas alto
comercio isla
Comisionista de paso aver esta po-
blaci6n anunci6 mayor alza futura jac-
tandose no haber Comisi6n dc Ajmen-
tos que 10 impidiese.
Pueblo alarmadisimo.
Urgen mcdidas restrinsir especula
clones exageradas.
Luis otero, William M. Orr, C.. del
Castillo, F9liz N. Banuchi, Gsrardo Gil
raid. fPor ell Comite de Fomento)
Feliz Juarbe, Antonio Geigel Pare
des, Ramon Gonzales, Jose A Vargas,
c. Rivera Ufret. (Por la Liga Agri-
cola)"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
La session de aver
en- la Cdn7ara

La session estaba sehalada para las
diez de la maiiana, pero debido a Ia
lluvia, varios Representatives. Sc de-
moraron y empezo va cerca de las on
ce. FL Secretario clio lectura a varios
inforines que habia remitido ell Secre-
tario del Senado sobre la aprobaci6n
y frma de. algunos proyectos de Ia
que enviaban alcaldes personas CO
.Camara.
Sc di6 lectura varios telegramas
nocidas de Ia isla. Estos telegramas
Gil su totalidad 10 cue contenian era
protesta contra la actitud de algunos
comerciantes, que sc aprovechan dc la
Suppression de la Comisi6n dc Alimentos
para aumentar los precios de los arti-
culos de primera necesidad.
Una vez terminada la lectura de es-
tos telegramas, ell senior Gonzalez Me
na prcsent6 una moci6n para que fue-
sen cnviados un comite especial pa
ra su estudio. La mocion fue puesta a
Votacion y aprobada por unanimIdad.
Sc empezo la lectura del proyecto dc
ley nlihero 80, que fue recomendado
por 10 Comisi6n de Gobierno Local y
Policia, y trata sobre la reorganiza-
ci6n de los gobiernos municipales.
81 senior Gonzalez Mena consumi6 IN
turno para poner en- conocimiento de
la Camara ell informe la la comisi6n
WIe habia estudia6o el proyeeto y las
enmieaaas que sugeiahs r-sssa
Don Pio Sanchez manifesto que de-
seaba escuchar al presidentc de la CO.
mission, senior Arrillaga Urrutia, no
a uno solo de sus miembros Pregunt6
que cuantos unionistas habia en- dicha
conlision.
La presidencia concedi6 permiso al
scfior Arrillaga Urrutia para que res
pondiera la alusion personal, y este
Representante inforn6 que el endosa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
Ia QUESTION DE IRLANDA AD-
0UIERE UN NUEvO ASPEcTO

DUBLIN. JUNO 6.-tioy eeIe-
br6se aqui una gran manifesto
ci6n en- favor de Ia indeponden-
cia de lrIanda. A pesar de las
repetidas vecss que lss autcr-
dades ingIesas Ilamaron Ia aten
ci6n al pueblo de que tai mani
festaci6n no dsbia celebraFss. el
acto Sc vi6 muy concurrico. Ia
poIicia intent6 discover Ia mani
festaci6n y varies paisanos sa-
caron sus rev6Iveres dispaFando
contra las autoridades. por 10 que
Sc promovi6 un serio motiu. Tres
poIicias fueron heVidos dc era
vedad. EI gobierno ha ordenado
que Sc haga una seria invostiga-
ci6n con obieto de detorninar
qui6nes son los responsables Do
estos excesos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
MACEDONIA PIDE
SU INDEPENDENCE

WASHINGTON, JUNO 6.-La
secretarla de estado de los Es-
tados Unidos ha recibido una pc
ticion de los macedonios. Los
dictionaries soIicitan la inde-
pendencia de Macedonia, y Sc
quejan de la tirania del actual
regimen de gobierno. ambien
manifiestan que es su intencion
constituir al norte de Grecia una
rep1bIica bajo bel protectorado
de los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
Lave y IiIppiG Su autOmdviI ahOIa, Siempre
hay turnO, :. o :.
The Specially Shop for Automobiles.
Ell baritone 1Tddhez
triunfa en- New York

Leemos en- el Musical Courier"
dc los Estados Unidos y con gusto
transcribimos la siguiente noticia:
Gel martes, por la noche, en- Gar
negie Hall, Sc present6 ante ell dis
tinguido Y culto p1blico musical de
New York el joven Y gran baritone es-
panol senor Augusta Ord6fez, justa-
meute considerable ei otros paises como
uno de los mejores cantanes de Opera,
obteniendo un triunfo.
Estudi6 en- Italia debutando en- ell
Real de Madrid cor gran exito que
consagraron los nublicos del Liceo
de Barcelona, en- el Politeama de &c
nova, en- el Dal VERNE de Milan zen
Vicenza, Bari, Bolonia, Ferrara, Bres-
Ella, Malta, Habana, Puerto Rico, Chi
lie, Peru, Argentina, Brasil, Pana-
ma, Venezuela, etc. Aunque solo tiene
treinta un amos, el senor Ordonez
ha cantado casi todos los mas princi-
pales papeles de baritone en- las ope-
ras antiguas rnodernas. Su voz, su
estilo, su dieci6n, su delicado tempe
ramento artistico, han sido eIogiados
por los mas exigentes criticos. Ell afo
entrante, bajo atlspicios que Sc anun-
ciaran mas tarde, 10 oiremos en- un
gran teatro de- esta ciudad"
Enviamos al querido amigo y al
exquisite artista nuestr6 abrazo Y
nuestra enhorabuena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
BELGICA PRESENTARA SU
PR0BLEMA A WILSON

BRUSELAS, JUNO GEL 60
bierno de B6Igica, no conforme
con aIgunos de los terminos en-
que ha sido redactado ell Tratado
de Paz, Sc propone presentar al
Presidente Wilson TN extenso
manifesto sobre las aspiracio-
mes del pueblo beIga. Este ma
nifiesto contendra I'm interesante
relate de toda la labor reaIizada
por ell ejercito beIga en- favor de
la causa aIiada y las promesas
que Sc lie hicieron a BeIgica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
"AQUi ESTAM0S FRENTE A
FRENTE", DICE LLOYD
GEORGE EN- COBLENZA

PARIS, JUNO 6.-EI primer
Ministro ingIes Lloyd George re-
corrio aver la extensa Inca que
ocupa el ej6rcito britanico en- eI
Rhin.
AL saIudar al AIcaIde teuton de
CobIenza, dijoIe:
Isl Alemania Sc opone a fir
mar ell Tratado. la decapitaremos
en- seguida. iAqui estamos fren-
te frente! (HERE WE ARE
FACE TO FAcED"