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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

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La Coinision de los Emplcados
del Gobierno, y en- su representa-
ci6n los sei1ores Honor6 y Correas,
presidente y secretario, respecti-
v;imente, gestionan la aprobaci6n
del proyetto de ley Ell que Sc crea
un Fondo de Pensiones lndem-
liizaciones dichos emplcadOs,
han dirigido a cada uno de los
mielnbrqs de- la Legislature de
Puerto Rico la interesante carta,
cuyo texto literal es como sigue:
Abril "a, 1919.
Distinguido compatriota:
Rogamosle encarecidamente Sc
aiiva prestar su atenci0n a las ST.
guientes lineas, y acogerlas con la
bcnevOlencia y con la genercsidad
que son ell usted prOverbiales.
Entire los varios Proyectos dc
ley pendientes de consideration
ell la actual session de nuestra
Asamblea Legislative, eXisten dos
que fueron simultaneamente pre-
sentados en- ell Senado y eli la Ca
mara con los numeros l5S Y PAT,
respectiyamente.
Ambos Proyectos tienden a un
mismO principal fin: la creaci6n
de un Fondo de pensiones indem
nizaciones a empleados del Go
biernO Insular.
Segdn dichos Proyectos. este
! FOndO habra de eStableccrsc con
los siguientes recursos: To-, con
Quotas pagaderas por los elnplea-
dos, equivalen al 10 de su s,leldo
anual, y 20, con una cantiGad de
ldinero asignada anuafmente de los
Fondos del Tesoro Insular, igual
ial total recaudadO de los emplea-
dos, que aportara ell Gobierno ell
concepto de retribuci6n adiciOnal
p0r ell trabajo de estos.
De acuerdo con los calculos ba-
sados Ell datos fidedignos, ese to-
tai de Quotas ascendera apr0xima-
dametnte $4,000 o a 1900 cada
afio, csc mismO habra de ser cl mon
tante de la erogaci0n del GObiernO
para este Fondo.
Dadas su cantia Y su finalidad.
esta erogacion nj es dispendiosa, hi
es injustificada. No es dispendiosa,
pOrqpe su importe sc eleva Il una
tan pequefla suma de dinero, que
no eS de temer que ella cOmprome-
ia cn modo alguno la solvencia del
Tesoro; y no es injusfcada, por
que toda vez que solo implica un
aumentO del 10 anual en- ell suel
do de los empleados, no seria posi-
bic concebir OtrO menOr aumento
de rctribuci0n ell una Gpoca como
la actual, en- que, a fuerza dc enca
irecerse cada vez mas la subsisten-
cia, apenas la libramos decorosa.
mente con ell sueldO que percibi-
bimOs.
En- nuestra legislation tcnemOs
va un precedente Ell materia de
asignaciones del Gobierno para fl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
CARTA INTERSTATE
| sostenimiento de aquel.

&'N ;Itfia s:f& 3.isN
al sosteiiimiento de aquel.:
PerO dandonos perfecta cnenta,
asi de Ia actual situacion pecu,
maria del Tesoro, como de Ia nece
sidad apreminate eli que estamos
de contar con dichO Fondo- 81 no
queremos seguir presenciandO el
tritisimo espectaculo que fCrman
viudds hijos de empleados que
sc consumer ell la miseria Y EN- la
orfandad-hubimos de celebrar
en- fecha rcciente una asamblea de
empleados, la que seleccion6, entire
varios propuestos, ell plan dc cons
tituci6n de tai FOndo, segdn Sc es-
tablece Ell dichos Proyecetcs de
lev, este es, con Quotas de los EN-
pleadOs v con una asignaci0n
anual del Gobierno.
No intentaremos precOniZar en-
cstas lineas la cumplida justicia
que sc nos hara al crear ell mcnciO
nado FOndo, ell la fOrma propues
ta, v los bienes infnitOs que una
buena parte de nuestro pueblo de-
rivara de tai institution: una y
otros, 10 sabcmoS, no han dc esca-
par la clara inteligencia y a la
senerosidad dc nuestrOs legisladO
res.
Pero 81 queremOs rogar a usted,
V para clio, Ell nOmbre de nuestrOs
dos mil compaIleros, apelamOs a sll
reconOcida benevOlencia, que inter
ponsa SUI bucna voluntad y SUI de
cidida Influenza Ell cse honorable
Cuerpo Colegislador, con objeto
de que nuestrO FOndO de PensiOnes
c indemnizaciOnes llegue ser un
hecho real, dentro del actual
periodic legislative, para cuya ter.
minacion faltan muy pocos dias
Y a la vez lie suplicamos que en-
plee suS buenOs OficiOs para Obte
ner que ell PrOyecto de ley que
nos referinOs salga, cuantO antes
del senO de la COmisi0n en- que sc
encuentre; que sea considerable y
discutido, y que Sc aprucbe de cual
quier mOdO: bien con Quotas de
empleados y una asignaci6n del
TesOro cada ai1o; bien con dichas
Quotas y dicha asignaci6n como dc
dep0sito de reserva, 0 bien-en el
'lSupuestO de que no sc quiera rec6
nOcer nuestrO inalienable d, rechC
con nuestras Quotas Sola-
mente, y dando intervention a
GObiernO en- cuanto a la retenci0n
de las mismas, para asegurar la
efectividad de SUI cobro.
Con .gracias anticipates por su
benevola actuaci6n, de cuya efica
cia esperamos el mas lisonjerc
exito, quedamos altos. compatrio
tas y SIS. SIS.
iCOMISION DE EMPLE.ADOS
DEL GOBIERNO
CarmclO HOnOrG
Miguel COtreas
lSecreetario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
Injusta y Arbitra;'.ria a.
La actitud de la Junta de lguaIamiento de
Azucares en- Estados Unidos, perjudica
-, 4gravemente Puerto Rico
TRES CARTAS INTERESANTES
DE PRODUCTO- lJUNT
RES DE AZUCAR DE PUERTO DE A.
RICO.
RESIDENCIA

UNIDOS
III Wall Street
New York
Sres L. w. < =. Armstrong Co. y
OtrO,
1OG Wall st.
New York,
SeiiOres:
Ii. tarta del de Abril de j?1?
dirigida Il Mr.. f. S. Keely, Secre-
tario de la Junta de Igualamiento
de Azticar de los EstadOs Unidos,
firmada por ustedes y Otros Ell re-
presentation ell parte de los azuca
reros de Puerto Rico, ha sid0 re-
cibida. }
Los aziicares que llegarOn Ell los
vapores GEL Captain" y "Helen"
han sido comprados por la .!unta
de IgualamientO de Aztlcares, y
por tanto nos parece que la protes
ia de ustedes esta fuera de lugar,
Sin embargo, queremos approve
char esta OCCASION para negar la
manifestation de que la Junta de
IgualamientO ha fijado ell precio
de $7.2S para los azticares de Puer
TO Rico. Mas alin, la junta de
Igualamiento de az1car no tlene
relaciOnes cOntractuales con res
pecto a la cOsecha de Puerto Rico.
EsperamOs que la Junta de lguala
miento de Azl1car pOdra hacer
arrcglos para la cOmpra de los
azt1cares de Puerto Rico al preciO
corriente Ell ell mercadO cuando
lleguen a los puertOs del At'anti-
co pero debe ser entendidO tcrmi-
Inantemente que la Junta de lguala
miento no tiene la obligaci(n de
comprar nj de procurar la compra
de cst0s aZllcares.
Con rcspecto a los embarques a
Ique ustedes sc refiern la Junta de
Ig,lalamicnto Sc ha tornado inte-
res Ell gestionar los embarques de
aZ1cares de Puerto Rico Ell benefi
clio nnicamente del prOductor y
con Ell fin de cOOrdinar la llegada
de los aztlcares de Puerto Rico con
la de sus propios aziicares para
que la Junta de IgualamientO es-
ktuviere en- condolences de comprar
o gestionar la compra de los az1-
cares a su llegada.
Tenemos entendidO que ustedes
desean que nOsOtros cOntinuemOs
Iayudando a los productores en- ell
embarque de sus azdcares a los
EstadOs UnidOs Y tendremOs el gus
to V el deseO de cOoperar en- ese
sentidO, pero bajo ell entendidO cla
70 de que al hacerlO no obligamos
la Junta lie Igualamiento a COM
prar estos azucares a SUI llegada
nj pagar los gastos que ocasio-
nes dichos aztcares su llegada
a los puertOs del Atlantico mien-
tras sc encuentra un cOmpradOr
nj Il pagar otrOs gastos que puedan
Iocasionarse los dueiios del azG-
car.
NOsOtros esperamOs que uste-
dcs sOmeteran eSta carta Il las
otras personals que firmaron la car
ta de Abril 4.
Muy atentamente,
L0 Junta dc Igudldmiento de
A%ncdr,
(Firmado) George A. Zdbriskie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
AS A EN- VEN 7 A

Con garage otras comodidades. Sitio aprp-
piadO Y centricO. En- Santurce. Recien cons
truida. Faciidades para el pagO.
Informaran en- Ell Impartial" .
TelefOnO 94.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
MEMORIAL
Que por conducto de los membro vsanes del Congreso
Americana hace este la Asocacion ndependenista de r.

"YO no sc 10 que Otros
piensan, perO EN- cuantO a
mi, dadme la libertad O la
muerte."
-PatriciO Henry.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

New York Abril II, 1919.
Mr. George ID. Graves,
EdificiO del BancO Colonial
San Juan, =. r.
Mi estimadO Sr. Graves:
Adjunto lie incluyO copia de una
carta que fue recibida ell dia II de
Abril por los Srs.L w. G L. Arms
trong de la Junta de Igualamiehto
lie Azticar con respecto las obi
gaciOnes de dicha Junta para con
los azticares de Puerto Rico. :
(Continda Ell la pagina A. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

81 Sc necesita una experta CAFE
-raa que sepa hablar Ingles. Di-
.riiase a la Oficina del
III HOTEL PALACE.
6n2 Advt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

willie and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill and
family Of Waymans Ridge, visited at
the home of i. b. Jones. Sunday.
Miss beatrice Mcconnell left on Sat
urday for Wisconsin. where she Will at
tend tho University.
James McCully. os Big Wheeling
Miss Ella Caldwell. OF North Wheel
ing. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". l..
Caldwell Of Mt. olivct.
The two Adult Eiblc classes Of the MI.
Olivrt Sunday school will be entertained
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 5. Nnrna-
han of bethlehem this Tuesday even
ing.
ON next Sunday morning al IN" Pleas
mt IIul church, The annual election OF
Sunday school officers will be held.
Mrs Hamilton Sr.. and Mrs. iaroId
Hamilton. Of CannonshurC. Pa. arc WIS.,
iting ut the home Of NJ. y, Marpl"' near
Bethlehem.
Harry Baker will move t" IN" Fisher
farm at Mt. OlIvrt. in the near lu'u'"'
Mrs. !. W I.Skry Of Pittsburgh. ~
tho guest Of her daughter MIS- ''Fu'
Drum.
Mrs 4 Il. Montgomery Of Bethlehem
will b. hostess TO the II. j. j.. ciuo at
her hone. Thursday evening.
During the absence OF tn" pastor. h'E'
NJ l. Dcaricu. preaching services were
held in the Mt. Oliv"t VI. Il" church on
Sunday, by Roy. Johnson OF ILLINOIS. IN
tbc morning and Rev. &. f.. GarNin. OF
bethlehem in the evening.
Misses Srrcda and Alice tolmar OF
Cedar Rocks. spent the weekend WIN
Mrs. &. W. Goctz".
The Mt. Olivct Ladies' A'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
C,U-fgrn-"-Er !

Marietta game ut MorGantown saturday
Mr.. a. & Jones. of Kcyscr. was WIS.,
tor here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 4. Clutter were VISIT
orS in Fairmont Sunday
Mt and Mrs Ray Adds of Fairmont'
spent the week end here with MT. and
Mrs. Daniel HHnlcy.
Guy IIcnncn has returned to his home
here after many months Of service in
Franco.
Mr. Charles Fry has returned hon"
here after spending the summer months
in the west.
Mrs. XcIa nouEan and daughter. Mary
Elizabeth have returned home atlcr
three weeks visit with the formers Sis
ter in New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Vim Grove Personals.

Henry Boyd is steadily improving
following an accident sustained several
weeks ago ut tho Wheeling Mold <
Foundry compNny's plant.
James yelling, OF Park View, Is
spending few days In Pittsburgh the
guest Of friends-
Mrs CLYDE Ruchannon. OF Canal Dow
or. Ohio is spending a few days tn?
guest Of friends at Elm Grove
Harry burton, OF Nashville. Tenn. is
spending the week the guest OF relatives
on the Island
Charles H. Evans Of Patterson. iS
spending n vacation at Indianapolis. Ind.
tho guest Of relatives and friends.
The IntelliEcnccr Automobile and Dia-
mond Contest continues to attract much
attention and all contestants are work
ing hard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
FUNERAL
THIS EVENING
At ELM GROVE
VICTIMS OF MOTORCYCLE ACCT
DENT NEAR MoRRISToWN TO
BE LAID TO REST AT PIN
LEYVHLE, PA
Other Items Gathered at Random In
tho Busy Elm Grove Distr1ce
Personal Mention

Funeral services Of an impressive ma
turr will be held this evening at .
u'ciurk at the late HON" at ovcrhrooK'
for Mrs. FlurCnC" EcUther and her Two
children. Charlotte and Ruth. VINO were
Nnrristown. on sunday evening. The
romans w,r" conveyed from IN" Men
del Undertaking rarlUrS TO the iatc
nom. last evening and many friends "i
the deceased paid :, visit TO the nome:
I.yylllr. IA. the FORMER home Of the
wife and mother. tomorrow morning
where intcrrn"ut Will be made in the
family burial ground AZ that place. Mr.,
william Rcuth"r. VIII" was driving tnt
will recover. The machine C"llid"d with
a Ford car on bridge at the foot OF a
Steep hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Rev. and Mrs. Koontz showered.


Rev. !. V. koontz and his bride. VIII"
arc now located III light housekeeping
rooms at the home Of Or. md MrS. +.
W. Vance. were given n SurpriS" shower
by the congregation Of tho Presbyterian
church Friday evening. y largo num-
Dor OF members and friends Of the
church were present and Roy. and Mrs.
Koontz wccr rccipirnts Of large collec-
ton Of useful gifts.
Mrs. Kathryn Gould spent the week
end with friends in Weston.
Mrs. Hugh Morgan has arrived nome
from Akron. Ohio.
Edward A. boutwell, has returned
from Ranger. Texas. whore ne has occn
working in tn" OIL fields.
u f. HollnlauEh was business WIS.,
itor in Clark Shurg Saturday.
Mrs. ]. L. Timms and family nave
Como To- join Mr. T:mms in their new
home in Pittsburgh.
J. LcCCCIt. T.. \. Burt. Dale HainiI-
ton. Ed SnodCrass md Harold Fofman
werc unon- those who attended IN" w
V. I',-Maric't3 football gam" nj MOT
gnntown Saturday.
II. ] Matthew's and son Marshall.
srcnt thr weekend with relatives IN
MorCantown
Forrest Floyd has Ennc to Pittsburgh
whore he Will r"sum" his studies at car
ncgic T",h for tho coming school year
Mr.. Larry Hucy attended the ". V. L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Sherrard Briefs.

Sherrard Briefs.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid Society
will meet at the NJ. L. parsonage We'd
ncsday afternoon.
Sunday visitors at the homo or Mrs.
A. F.. Carrigan were: Mrs Sarah smith
Of Cadiz; Mrs. Kate Sharpe. of Wheel
ing. Mr. and Mrs. James Talbcrt. Mr..
and Mrs. z. J. Cooke and children. Mrs.
d. N. Garvin and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D..
Archer.
Born. to Mt. and Mrs. Chester Dean.
Of Wheeling Creek. n SON
John Hilton. Of Wheeling Island. Is
the guest Of his sister, Mrs NJ. l..
Dearien-
Miss Ruth McCombs, a teacher in the
Rayensvood High school spent the week
end at her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A Jones. all OF Mounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Want Might Policeman.

Residents of Elm Grove ar" making
arranrements to have a night patrolman
appointed to take care of the aliaitS
while the citizens are asleep; AZ ,ne
Ing tho day time but none at n'ght;
when il is contcndcd that one IS needed
the most, owing To the number or auto
mobiles that are out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
coal Mine Is Busy.

Overtime has been the slogan at inc
Elm Groyr coal rumpany's plant where
a large force Of workmcn ar" ousI!y en-,
gagcd day and night The iorcr mas
S1i nil II could do to keep the supply
~ ond II the strike Of the steel
sS ",IS is settled soon. It is likely that
the mine will continue 10 operate IN tuH
Sor some time to come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Warv New Cars,

Many new cars are passing through
Elm Grove daily on their way TO IN"
east from the factories OF the midi"
1.ost and from the number that are
nossing over the roads daily. IT would
indicate that it is cheaper to deliver BY
This mode than via the train service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

The dairymcn Of Film Grove will raise
the milk to cents and 10 cents inc
first Of tho month.
Tho members Of the Ladies' Aid soc
ietv of the Elm Grove NJ. T.. church arc
making extensive preparations for Il sup
per To b" given in the hascin"nt OF inc
church Thursday evening. October OH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Entertained.

Mrs. F. F.. Ftlrbcc entertained party
If ladies Mt her homo Thursday after
noon complimentary to her nous" uSHS'.
Mrs. Frank MILAN Of TampIco. M"Nl'"'
Miss Helen PrIchard entertained
party Of friends at her HON" on fi"asa"'
street Friday evening.
MIR and Mrs. e. Q. Rymcr and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Morgan and oauSh''r,
Elizabeth. Of Pennington. have returned
from an a tuotrip to H"rkr'ey Springs
Gcttvsburg and other eastern cities.
Mr. Raw Rrummagc Of Kansas CITY Is
visiting relatives hero.
Arch Flick Of Cameron spent inc
week end here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C;corE" W. Bowers are
visitors in Wheeling.
Mrs. Lena SCharror Is confined I" her
homo because Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. l.. MARI and baby "t
Electra. Texas have arrived for VISIT
with the formers mother. Mrs. j. Is.
MARI.
Mr.. T.. y. Paul spent Sunday with her
daughter at Park"rshurg.
Charles Phillips has left to resume has
studies Mt Michigan university Ann
Arbor.
w. F. Gclsy Of Wheeling was BUSH
ness visitor hero Friday.
Mrs. g. J.. Cotriil and son. Luther ana
daughter. Virginia. arc visiting relatives
in Weston.
DR. and Mrs. W. l.. Mitchell have re-
turnd after two weeks NJ n" Allegheny
club.
Miss Hazel Mrrhacl. is out again after
a few weeks sickness.
Mr.. md Mrs. L.. .. Murray hav" re-
turned after Il Few weeks visit IN inc
east.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

"
wJIlinm

william Jennings Bryan, former can
didatn Tor President II IN" United
states. passed through Elm Grnve N nan an
automobile yesterday on MS WY 20 Gut ny
! where nc Is to deliver I number oi lee
lures. lie viii speak at Martins Ferry
this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
s.omacn Trouble and Constipation.

Those who arc troubled with indiges-
t1on and constipation may find perIna-
nent relief by taking Chambcrlain's
Tablets Roy r. King. Oriskany. n. Y.
writes. Chamberlain's Tablets cured me
Of a bad case Of stomach trouble and
constipation For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Teachers to Be Paid

The teachers of the Triadclph'a DIS
trict will receive their pay today ana
quite a ray roll will be dis'riDuoco
throughout the district. The attendance
- ,bn schools is steadily on the increase
With indications that it will continue Tor
some time TO come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
WARRINGTON

MANNINGTON. ". Va Sept. %
Mrs. Elizabeth Taught. aged !3 years
died at ShinnstOn Thursday or diseases
incident 10 old age. she was grand
mothcr Of II. J. Taught Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

Don, hesitate 70 enter the Intelligent
GERS Automobile and piaIhond Cam
paign--if It Is good for your nciGhpors'
it's good for you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
SHERRARD
RaJtY Day Services.

Rally Day services will be held In the
Allen Grove Presbyterian church. next
Sunday evening. beginning at o'clock.
A splendid program is being prepared
nv the Sunday school In charge of a
committee, composed Of Mrs. Z. l.. NC
Cleary and Miss Edna McCleary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

Seven persons will be made suprerpely
happy in the Intelligencer's Automobile
and Diamond Campaigp-you can be one
of them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-18
By c. II. Adams.

During the period the United preparation Tor the parcpa-
ton OF the lank the that brought Wilhelm
knees there frequently the American press
candy that found their army only
cause OF the eternal vigilance that did
home result OF these poisoned Beware of Greeks bearing
gifts
Frequently during the legislature Governor Rob
asked appoint indicate as
Million Dollar OF hardsuaed highways The governor
cent refused do has declared he will
the personnel OF the commission until the bonds
lie mas however given guaranty the people Oklahoma
character OF who will this commission
April Oklahoma City before the board governors Okaho-
Good Roads Association (Which address The refused
PRINT or at least neglected covering speech
poNma $500 words bare governor also spoke
and urged vigorous campaign for the bonds wo)
he said
Thc commission which this enormous work will be
composed OF unquoned integrity honesty executive ability
business and professional who proven successful
and who big enough to be credit whom
no apologies excuses will have be offered
On April The Okahoman said The giving this enormous
power to man for the alone decide The $50
O which will be raised by the people through mortgage bond in
debtedne clearly the peoples money care to place
in the hands OF absolute authority spend one man
certainly should be Gov ]. b. H. Robertson
This thanded appearance OF declaration OF confidence the
governor is only made end succeeding day
the manipulation words and figures Of the
bond resolution that 00O0 bonds ntinates that they
will be issued within years election at which
they authorized 1t does point there provision in
the resolution which says shall be issued and sold ON
as the funds may be needed
Beware OF Greeks While seeming to place confidence in the gov
nor and declaring he the whom the responsibility should
rest and in whom the authority should be Oahoman seeks
to poison the minds OF its readers with
saemen-at the will issue every dollars bonds at
the earliest possible and sell spite inhibition in the
resolution said bonds shall be issued and sold ONLY may
be needed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-18
FAKE PASSPORTS HELP
SPREAD PROP AGANDA OF
Boil SHEVISM IN EUROPE

Vienna, Wednesday, April 16.--The
spread of bolshevill propaganda west
ward is being greatly favored by the
laXty of frontier regulations, the least
guarded being those of Poland. Trains
are arriving at Budapest and Vienna
from the east carrying numbers of
agents supplied with all sorts of false
passports and false money.
The observations of the correspond
ent show that the best guarded from
tier apparently is that of East Prus-
sia, where the bolshevik are made to
understand they are not welcome.
Trains from Cracow into German 81
lcsia and Bohemia however, are filled
with nondescript individuals from Rus
sia whose papers are either not exam
iucd at all or are looked over most
casually. Conditions are much tho
same MS regards the trains entering
hungary by way Of the Ukraine and
East Galacia II is even asserted that,
notwithstanding the Italian restric-
tons entrance To Italy Is not difficult.
because of the existence of a false pass.
port factory at Triest, where for Il few
hundred dollars passports are said to
be ohtainable. good also for Jugo.
Slavia. The Italian frontier however
now is closed. to remain SO until April
20
The Justification of American pass
ports is declared to be so common that
representatives. Of the American diplo
matte service attached to the Spanish
embassy states that it would be ad
vlsablc to increase the difficulties OF
fraud by requiring the application OF
thumb prints to all original UniteC
states passports. as it is easy, it is
claimed to substitute new photographs
and initiate the signatures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-18
Arrivals of Troops
And Sailings From
Points In Europe

New York, April 17.-Units OF the
S9ih division, formerly national guard
Of Louisiana, Mississippi ana Arkan.
sas, composed the greater part of the
1913 troops arriving here today aboard
tho kaiserin Auguste Victoria. the
first ship of German tonnage turned
over to the associated powers under
the armistice terms to arrive in Amer
lea
The troops returned in charge of
Brig. Gen Ira a. Haynes, commanding
the cath field artillery brigade. who's,
headquarters, 10 officers and 81 men
returned, were assigned to Camp Beau.
regard.
The 141st field artillery complete. of
the 39th-3S officer and 1854 men, will
be distributed among Camps Beaure.
gard, Shelby, Pike. Bowie, Travis. Tay.
lor and Sherman.
Also on the former German ship
were 372 nurses and nine civilians.
comprising the 10th, 18th. 2Srd, 26th.
Slst, 46th, 49th, 10th and 72nd base
hospitals and a detachment OF the third
evacuation hospital; AZ officers and 1874
men c0nvalescng from wounds or IN.
ness and a few casual nurses and civil.
ians