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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
LOS DRAMAS DEL rRAnAJo

Grsaofio Eaffelia. iraha aaaf A. las
nueilcs a. san Iuan. tusa - assega
sia aver o. que D. saysfa sasiua uas
lingada v ie eausafa ana hsFfda fen
tusa ~ dos eeutimefres y ne.iio rahss
. region oesirtai me.lia. Eslfslia fat
enfado En- in saia A. sosuffsa &c -
pfaftiranfe sehar nafreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
En- SAN JUAN

Aver eafuva sisitando "a capital dan
Franeisso i.6pez. iuex a. pa A. -
rado. ~ sefof Lhpex viao q rssfisnar
asuntoa A. eafastsr iudisiai rsnFs
arf hov z ~ residsntis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27

Contra Eduardo Gcigcl 81 presenta.
ron dos denuncias por infraeei6n dc
las Lcycs de Sandal. Ambos easos sc
fallaron en contra del aeusado, impo.
niendosele una multa dc $500 en- cada
uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
La INTRUsA

En- Fl barrio Calabaza de San Sc
bastidn, Juan Bautista Mendez, di6
muerte casual a su hija Maria. Ell ifs
cal de distrito ha ordenado cue Sc ha-
ga una minuciosa investigation en- es-
t. case
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
PAsAPoRTEs

Pasaportes eNpedidos por q Gober-
nador:
Para Santo Domingo: Buenaventma
Tricoche Y Arroyo, de Ponce; Dema-
tria Almod6var Y Antonia Rivera, de
Yauco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
SANTA ISABEL SUGAR CO" t"

la sido registrada archivada en-
In Sccretaria Ejeeutiva dc acuerdo con
la ley, In enmi anda la clausula qun-
Ia de las dc corporation de In Santa
Isabel Sugar Co. en- virtud de Ia cual
Sc aumenta el capital antorizado q
81 OsO. .O00.0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
MUY BARATA

santurce stop "a = frente a Ia Carretera.
vende una inea $3.50 metro c,iadrado.
incluyendo las casas que rentan $4,000 men.
suales. La nueva carretera atrayiesa el te.
rreno por Ia parte Sur. En- la casa No. 24i
gue pertensce dicha finca, establecimiento
de los spes. J. Meiias y Co. informaran
lame a: telefono 67l. santurce Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
ST oUIERE listed coMPRAR O

vENDER Bonos y AcciOnes de Ban.
cos, centrales. y otros valores. hncas
rIisticas y urbanas. colocar tomar a.
nero en- hipotecas pignorar valores.
dirijase a N. Ilanri y Comp. TetuAn
mum. 6, San Juan. p. II. Telefono 2s7.
Af,VT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
TRIBUNAL MUNICIPAL

Maria FJnandez, por infracci6n de
los Reglamentos de Sanidad. II juez
Font Ia declare culpable, eonden6ndo.
Ia nagar $500 dc multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
YAU-co-cIA

Cafe inmeiorable por sn ealidad y
aroma. No pnede negar de donae pro.
cede. Yauco, Corozal, ciales.
Sc vende en- San lose ST., esquina a
Rafael CorderO. AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
9ENTA DE FLoREs Y coRoNAs

iQuiere I'd. b0nitas Flores o Co
ronasS Lame a Martin peha, stop -
Telefono 100 verde, Santuce, en-
contrara 10 que desea siendo inme-
diatamente atendido. ADvT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
Ell INFoRME ANUAL

la sido archivado en- Ia Secretaria
cl informe nual de 1918, perteneeiente
a Ia Association De Agricultores de
Rio Grande, Lola Y Carolina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
Ell SIR. PEDRO L. RODRIGUEZ

Aver ha vueIto SIR oieina de la
Fortalezay nuestro estimado amigo don
Pedro L. Rodriguez, Seeretario parti-
cula del Gobernador y quien disfru-
taba de Hcensia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
GRATIS
GRATIS

In Ia ioyeria Felix Lopez. San Fran
cisco, frente Ia Opera. Ia reconoce-
ran Ia vista gratis indicandole ei eris.
tai precise que necesitan sns oios. Girls.
tales moEturas de IA. calidad con
pfecios bajos.-Sa Francisco ~ =.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
RENUNcIA AcEPTADA

FL Coneejo Municipal de Jayuya ha
aeeptado la renuncia presentada por
el CONCEAL schor Tomas Rivera Rive
m.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27

Trinidad Perez fue denuueiado por
infracei6n de Ia Ley de AUTOMOBILES
Sc di6 veredieto dc culpabiIidad, y
el acusadO fue senienciado pagar
$500 dc multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27

El DIR. Bernabe desea manifestar a
sus clientes y amigos, que en- el fu-
turo sus horas de oficina seran de 10 a
l2 A. NJ. y de as p. NJ. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
IIEeADA DE Los BUTos
RAUL DEL MONTE EN- SAN JUAN

Aver tardc lleg6, en- RI "Sanio 10
mingo', Ia compahia dc bufos cuba
nos que dirige Rail del Monte.
Segiin Sc nos ha informado, este
empczara aetuar en- los primefcs
dias dc Ia semana pr6Nima.
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ELTON WARNER

Yenta de toda clase de Efeetos
de Apicultura. Compra de Mel
y Cera de Abejas.
Tel. $40. Paseo de Covadonga,
Advt. San Juan, 2. r.
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PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION:
semestre. 400 Aho S 7.5O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27

ase correspondence informative direction.
anuncos comunicados etc. dirgrse al Administrator
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
COL. ROOSEVELT TO BE
BURIED AS PLAIN CITIZEN

tCouilnucd from Page Oncl
had hccn rc-psfahliHhtd more than
year aro Senaiur Lodge Hrd Mr.
Hughes arc oNnocted to arrive cHfly
tomorrow and will spend MOST of Tho
morning with ihe family at sasamurc
Hii
Tho former presidents body was
placed tonight Tor the first time in the
plain onk casktt in which be VIII De-
taken tomorrow 90 the Christ church
where tbc services are to be- held az
De- as o'clock
whether those ni The church would
De- aiisy.d To- pass before thc open
casket and look for fho iasi time upon
tho fuco Of tho former president wns
not known hero tonight Mrt Roosc-
VOLT was snld 90 be undecided whether
the coffin should be finally sealed be-
fore being carried into the sanctuary.
only IA immediate family 81 Colonel
Roosevelt viii be present nt the prayer
service which will bc conducted by
Rev. George g. Talmsrc. who ,s tu
ofncatc a. the church nt which m
Is the roctor
Lieut. Col Theodore Roosevelt ir,
and Lieut. Kermit Roosevelt who are
with tho American ENpeditionarN
Forces BOB France viii Dec together
while their father By being buried.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
GERMAN AGENT HELPS
VILLA GET MUNITIONS

Continued from Rage Dncl
largely hy mail und telegraph Major
uumea introduced documents showing
payments 90 tho cartridge company
and Also letters from the Guaranty
Trust Company 20 az" a. Louis bank
directing that sums hc credited in the
latter bank 10 Sommcrfrld's account.
To-day the questions dealt also with
lnnna to the German government
through New York financial houses
some ot which dealt with banks ca
Germany. Capt. George o. Lester ~
the ntiii;nry Intelligence Bureau pro
ducod evidence showing that the total
German lo.na from early 1913 when
Doctor Albert began his propaganda
work. up almost 90 the time the United
states entered the wnr amounted 10
S34O. oaO00n. This was offset In LOSSES
amounting to sab5.113 o00 for the cnr-
rors on ahips sunk on cWdurcd boy the
British.
More than si5.Ooo.00O Of the loans
were made on Grrmnn treasury notes
and reinittauces from the Rcichahank.
hut tsyc of the loans were on ship
mcnts ~ cotton According 90 the
douonentn the Chnao National Bank
loaned 5000 600 with cotton ns security
ana tho southern Products Company
waF party a. che ioan.
Another lonn u was naid was in
ihe form of 81 credit fp ti.spo.0on from
the Equitable Trust Company ~ Sew
York 60 fnaucc cotton shipments with
two German banks AMI Tidemann and
Company ~ Fort Worth. fcNaa. an
nartics to IA, loan The ship carry
ing the cotton WIS Hci1ed hy thr krit
lon and to cargo sold the proceeds
noing transmitted back 90 the United
Gtaf.u
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
SENATE RECEIVES TWO
SOLUTIONS FOR PROBLEM

teluaiivcs in Mr. McAdoo'a extension
plnn so laf received g., tne Senate
COMMITTEES Most ofsthe Commission
suggestions ave. understood to hc ciu
bodied in the railroad rNocufiVta uiHu.
which also PROPOSES permanent rntcu
tiun ~ be- greater part uf ihp reforms
effected ht inc railroad Hfinin.atf-
don
Tho lufofststn Commetc, rommif
aiou'a statement to The Senate com
miitoe referred to "tc1eg0i bod, to
exert public control over railroads"
htt I'D noi specify whstacf This was
t1 be- Use commission itsei uf sume
other 1Fcucy The piun of the faiironh
txocuiltea on tb' other hand. proposes
q" tito io ihe efrrfiHu ~ ffHnsuufia
hon hroad nowef ie ro-oflinato and
unity ran mcliues whenever demand
"a hN Dee public iuferosia fo ro dis
tribute trsfnc over various lines fof
ihe post office relieving CONGESTION
and eNpcditmr Hlig. service to ORDER
thf ifarHfer rf flff fom one io ln.
other whore fhos lfc most uorlrd and
90 frquiu iho IoiW use of terminals
Pos CUiuptfinf iNet
To eo.nrlInlto thr aaonrir. of rot
rrnfurnf .0nflnf ffD rrIfrr4d rrrrt
ti,... ,.ts,,,-,. ID, tr,p.f.f. b.. ti... s.n,,t
mcut nf transportation fhr oNeorflto
and HduIuI .iHlftto fHnrffona unN hUfd
ht ihe mIcnntr Commerce romuIs
sion Tile Dongnifainn would remain
thn court of nH feHnrf fH fa reas0n
sti.na.. ana saaatisft ~ r,,f.ht .rl
naaasnrap f,fes i.pt ine .n.nnn ..ulf,
for ftfr ropIIf.iI.n .,o,tta 81. ll,.aet
..i,vron fhr ...fef.trv os tr.o.o..fi,
tio,, fh. nomo,f..ior .,s oro. ,..io..i
rnuni.slon r.nt..,ntinr rrofn. rs,
.f,trr rsn.riirr ih.i, pnal,ra d, ala,
commission AZ ,ysrbireton
.rt. ..,
~. .........
.,'.'....... .t.........'
xxx. y. ~ ,...,.',.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
INDUSTRIES
BOARD FIXES
SHOE STYLES
BECAUSE MANOrACrURERs HAD
THEIR STYLES FOR 1910 ALL
MADE UP WHEN ARMiSTlcE
WAS SIGNED. STYLES MUST re
MAIN SAME As BUFoRE WAR

81 louis. Mo, Jan simplicity Ion
shfpc aH Wcii 1s in color win he the
nfe0ominafiue sftt. of fht runina ftt
SOM hiE dealers declared todas at the
convention of tFo National Shoe Br
lB0fis Association
stylcs VIII conform largely to- ha
standards sen hr ihr Wr industiiss
huaid Tor shoe rinnuftriiunfH had at
tln,td for into tho output nf 1919 goods
when the government lifted rhuc ro
siiieiionH
TITO association haa determined to
hold STYLES fof ihe tnmiar erlenu o.
nrid simplicity and few rolofs l NtH
einirl The st,lc committee rcoom
morfed uuf more than three fouct ~
brown iyn ehnHca uf grew und Coo
hia,k aud white Thr heirht of ttO
hlsh ehoes 81 mot to cscrcl i-s inches.
tsec win he thn pfowinns mode
f'lI spring vDu oEioris anl pumps
viii predominant DNforls VIII servo
fof both street 1nd drcn yolr Wo.
n"f Shores VIII hnvp iow hcrh nf
. 90 uches aud hieh henlH NJ ass fo
1 U.s.
%, ldea q diaplny ~ modlsi footwofr
There viii De an ckhibt ai ahoDa c1F-
.cfmi ihe period from holnfe ihf Christ
uu era un o. roe present
Tomorrow leading thoo mtn rHm
various parts ~ America viii n1fl-
cipatc in "a GENERAL discussion uf viul
prohlcm. ncludins prices nuw faclnr
the Industry Tomorrow nieht the nnn.
quot win be- htid
srDakslH ga tho nicotine probably
win lrrmde liaus a wheeler prrsl-
don't of tho united States Chamber pf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
LEAGUE or NATIONS
REALIZED IN HEAVEN
uv Qthn Accumulated ProHH

81 Louie. Mo, Jan Npething hr
fofn lic National Shoe Retailers Aar
srclnfiru in convention here tonight.
United Staisr senator James a, Reed
reiterated hia attaciH on President
WILSON, plan for "a league oi nations,
and declared the onn We iho United
sintoa could hc assured freedom from
the rNares OF wal was 60 build up an
,nVmelble army and navy
'rrhr hope of the world % n Amor
Ica. hc declared. "and the vision az
thc loapuc ~ nations can only he real
iced n Heaven
'is u not Hiwrgc 10 ihik oi rnNnE
the world hy love Whom n Wow of
tho great war Just ended MOI love hut
arna sawed civilization from snV
Hgera
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
NORTH DAKOTA.

eismark, N. D, Jan WIN Tho
National Nou-raftlnn League in con.
troi of both houses. Tho North Dakota
Legislature convened TODAY white tho
exact plans of the league had not boon
disclosed. 10 was believed that cum
didotc Ind hccn definitely agreed upon
Tor election 20 the snenkcrFhip uf tho
lower house Members OF the ienruc
VIII have "a majority OF 20 votes in tho
House and are exrcctcd 20 maintain e.
caucus nrrcomcnf ht which they VIII
scei, to bind an league members This
pinn WAS followed two yesrs nNo. A
tentative iisi of Senate committees hua
hccn prepared hy the league members
and some Important chairmnnshlps viii
40 to newly elected Nom pnrtisuna
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
STAGE IS SET
FOR GATHERING
OF DELEGATES

fCnnfnrel frnm paee Oncl
UNn n iIt rnfrnfn puwHfa Hnl fhp
UfNaHI conferences uu hrEIn nn
INNNHaN nf FfIdaN
fmH.r fHr present scifme. tho rep-
eattiNr nf u.utlI Matos and tire
mHn h0iNHernfr wll nrf meet ihc
neisc uf fhr .'nwefe with
WHOM thst hHsr questlnns pending
u.fh fhr ohfrci 0f settling them while
inr ntNeis viu hc froe Co confer with
fNu.n wiN nhHm ihfy have Interests.
Tho conferences wiz concern prime
c.naIit tnr luci questions ii viii bc
process oI elimination which o. exc
ureteI io loiuca greatly the detailed
Nora uf ino ronyrtl conference
Tho nri conference viii hc in the
nHinfo oI nfounhi exchanges of yiowe
nt the ,nr0u. eronps having common
Interests These VIII then boz condensed
fnl reduced 60 memoranda. which ihc
Interested millions VIII siHn and pass
fH fNs neauo conference 90 hr incor-
norfed u satisfactory n che final
iprwa
Or Dol believed fhni ~ fhia method
fhr Troai rnwcrs can avoid calling ln
fno representatives Of neutral statcR
nna nominal Nolnroroniu when their
Interests uro discussed
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
AND PROHIBITION
ENCROSS SOLONS
LEGISLATURES or MANY STATES
MEETING THIS WEEK CONCERN .
cd WITH AMENDMENTS TO FED
ERAL CONSTITUTION AND NON.
PARTISAN LEAGUE ~ NORTH.
SUFFRAGE IN MINNIE sofa.
ny Tho Associated Press

81. Paul, Mirn, Jnn Woman suf-
fraso. statutory prohibition. taxes nn
iron ore FROM thc Minnesota range.
legislation 90 cgfh rIfuro disastrous
forest nfrs and measures permitting
che state legislature 90 rOturn ie tho
oid party systcm afo outstanding Ques-
iions 90 be- dealt with hy ihe Minnesota
legislature. which convened today.
There viii be- ninety legislative days
The legislature now D. elected un %
non partisan ticket. hut theto nfr &c..
publican mnioritics ia bath honses The
NHtihnai Non Partisan i.oat in elected
about if souatofg and q vs. number
of representatives.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
AoRsEs sElL cArAp-

Fort Worth, Texas, Jan 2. Two hun
dred and may artillery and cavalry
horses sold al avgtion today nt Camp
Rowic rcmpant station, brought an
average price OF S75 per hrnd, accord
ms 10 announcement AZ Camp howic.
The artillery horses cost the govern
mcnt about tieo each. Il WAS gaid. and
the cavalry mounts about Sic5. The
SAID viii continue tomorrow.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

Lynchhurn, Va, Jan. ~. Secretary ~
thc Treasury ''laaa announced at q
banquet here tonight that the next
loan would he Coated IN April and
suggested that Il be called Thanks
giving Loan instead OF Liberty or Vie
tory loan. MI. GLASS. who recently
returned from the battle fields OF
France. p4ia trlbuie 40 tho yaior oi
american and Allied troops aud 10
france --.--.~4. ~aA@-&@aas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
DESTROYER BREAKS RECORD.
NJ The Associated Press.

Norfolk, Va, Ian Officers OF cha
United states destroyer ManieA which
arrived from overseas duty, rlaim a.
have established now naval record
IN her class during her trip across th'
Atlantic by maintaining an average
speed ~ 20 knots an hour tor the voy
age Tho last e,100 miles Of the ioar.
ncy also WAS covered without rccoal-
lnE despite the racing speed main
tanned
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

Sioux Falls S. o.. Dan 2 rho South
nthnta legislature convened TODAY
The hun, Of proposed Liquidation doaiH
win matters ~ iocai Interest mum
hcl III bins VIII hc introduced which m
voite legislation necessary Geo meet cou-
.siiuiionnl amendments adopted m tho
November election
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
ROOSEVELT As nArunAllsr.


Wcti lhrff Ifn o. John burroughs.
Wmou. American naturalist and nfo
lone flead at Colonel Roosevelt in d
'nlnuio io hia memory to-day declared
lle waH born naturalist who knew
ih animal liie ul inc globe 1893 few
sin.
Al iiunnurhs Hiid the colonel and
hn bHi mHdo frequent iilpts together
boz tnp WOOhH tnA tuiu hnw once in
ihn niHr tupt Va 'hc colonel idynii
nDd mofe Than uighN anocios of birds
Hna fowl mcludmg two now birds
siorwicka wren and rare Warbler.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

mENico's REPLY EXPECTED
Associated Press.
Mssico City, Mexico, jar. D.
While neither the American en-
hassy nor tho Mexican foreign ~.
fairs COMMITTEES has yet made pub.
l.o the note addressed 20 tho McS
lean government BY the United
states regarding Oh legislation. 4
vas learned today that Mexican
government Was framing reply
which probably would be handed
20 Mr.. Fletcher on Thursday.
Nothing official has been gwen out
hero concerning the American note
or the McsioAn reply.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
WOULD BARGAIN
With MEXICO TO
BUY TERRITORY

I'D n,to immfnee agricultural value ny
irrigation from ihN Colorado river.
While Senator Aahursi whs pfah
inp in ihr senate nDrrracuiniivf w
si0n of California republican. INTRO
duotd p resolution In the House i'-
autsimf President wilson tu nu u'
negotiation Hlh N.xe0 fnf ihe pu
chaae 90 the Eow,f Csnfornin f'nin
suia aud othcf Nearfn aud along th'
international hoaUaHif HH h'N "t
topography promote h'rmohipu. ftlH
uona b, reducing lo minimum fli in
tcraafionli borI' d.fnowiHs
rhc resolution Nls friefr't in tnn
House TaleHn Affllf committee.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
MORE LEGISLATURES
RATIFYINc AMENDMENT
MOVE LEoIsLATuRe.

Oklahoma City, okla. Jan e. Tho
oklahoma Legislature today ratified
tho federal constitutional prohibition
amendment IN the aenntc the vote
VIE luminous ElFht representative
voted against the ratlfcaiioa in the
house.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

HH D. pointed ou, ihai the present
Wnr wrnf on despite rho Hague con
NcnilnuH ana fho ponce organizations
Hi phc Hoenc. Bernie ana other places.
Versailles. on the coutrary ls fnlt
in nmhniN thc spirit of The present
movement tor thn restoration OF ponce
Nn uu nndurlne hnsis ana fhD creation
nI n League Of Nations and also "a
hufr practical mcintios which iia prox
units iuH large capital gives Thp pred
rni Informal exchanges win prUrrcs-
ntsit dstelcp niu the Formal rathoi-
nr ~ tlN Inter niucl conference and
fhnf. nf turn. io the poace coulfesf So
which numror ~ committee viii be
nntrfof With tho various International
.nnioci before Che congress AND out
0i These successive stage ~ 81 ex-
urrfci q i'hHur of nations viii b. en-
haiiti 1a Hnrlhle existing orruniza
Non. Hs w,u N documentary treaty
The rNthanrD of views on tno tom
inntn plH o. permitting uch mutual
nor0mmoi non uf Fundamental points
thHt b. 81 ,Aopcied that unhllc state
menf wN he made 1f au early date
With iho authorization off fh0 govern
mUnf concerned showing tho general
character of fho rrueef made
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
AvlAToRs erAoe orreo'T

netroN, Mich. Jan. T..- Fbina 200
mites irom DAYTON. Ohio. NJ "a min
Httt the two map making ma.
chimes ~ tho squadron o. three
riance which lcft ellington Field.
Ntusinn Tc.ss. December "a. 81
rived here this Afternoon, ecvcrinn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
Late Wire Flashes

Trio complete trip az Las mites
from tho Gulf N e7e minutes ~
inQ TINA.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

london. Jan. flr'ifh wireless
sorvicc) Premier lloyd Georpc win
leave fos Paris saturday morning. lr-
companicd by She British plcnipo-
tcntarios to me ncaro conference. tp
10 'hosuroscnt only a. =. nslfHur the
foreign minister AMI Andrew n"nar
Law have hecn appointed Zoo Hct WIN
him ns deleeutes bur ~ is believed
certain thNt labor rcp-
will De- named
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
ALfoNso I'd AMrRleA.

hasco8ted Press
eotnos Aires. Jan kinn Al
fonsr 1T spain, Il is reported from
Nhdrd has declared N on inter
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LANSING SAYS
JAPAN TREATY
KEPT SECRET

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Secre-
tary Lansing met with the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, today.
He told the committee that the Amer
lean plan for the League of Nations
had not been pressed at Versailles /;
that it was never presented, in full,
to the conference. He said he did not
know whether there was copy of the
American draft in existence; that he
presumed the President had made it
and might have copy of it.
In relation to the Shantung provis-
ion that the Ishmi agreement to OBJ
tain Japan's reaffirmation of the open
door policy in China was entered into
by the American government without
the knowledge of the secret treaty be-
tween Japan and the Allies for the
transfer of the German concessions in
Shantung to Japan.
He said it was true that Wilson had
cabled the peace commission request
ing that confidential minutes of the
League of Nations be not furnished to
the French senate.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-06
Fleet q Day Ahead Of Sched-
uIe and wiz Lay at An
Choir Until Tomorrow.
SAN DIEGO PREPARES
HUGE CELEBRATION
New Fleet Biggest Ever to
Sail Under the Stars and
Stripes in Pacific

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 6.-Plying the
waters of the Pacific with the salt
spray foaming away from the bows,
tie new Pacific squadron reached the
Coronado islands this morning where
it will redenzvous for entrance to San
Diego bay tomorrow morning, the
time scheduled for the celebration.
The huge dreadnaughts and crus-
ers made better time through the can
al than was anticipated, being over a
day ahead of schedule in reaching the
new home waters for the fleet.
The battleship Georgia travelled here
independent of the main fleet and was
starting in for San Diego harbor with
the intention of giving her men liber-
ty for two days before the official ar
rival of date set Of entrance Of the
fleet, when a message from Admiral
Rodman recalled her.
The Georgia was the first vessel of
the fleet to pass through the Panama
Canal. 1t was the first American
warship to be used for convoy duty
after the United States entered the
World war. 1t was also the first war
ship used as a troop ship for return
ing overseas soldiers.
Early this morning more than 20
vessels of the Pacific squadron had
dropped anchor off the Coronado Is
lands. The Georgia was the first ship
to anchor. Four destroyers slipped
into San Diego harbor last night
making a total of seven already in
the harbor.