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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
TEATRo BEL1oGRAPH

Gran acontecimiento cinematografico.
La sorprcndente y sensational .pelicula
dc aventuras policiacas, "RAFFLESn.
81 usted ha ieido algo acerca de es-
to ladr6n de levita, podra apreciar el
valor de csta production.
Esta pelicula ha Jtenido uni exito
grandioso en- toda la isla, y esperamos
que usted venga esta noche al BeliO-
graph para que disfrute de 10 bueno.
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Casos sefalados para ell dia z dc
mayo en- ell tribunal de Distrito,
Session Segunda.

Wilbert P. Parkhurst, por llo-
micidio involuntariO. 81
Serafn Rosado, por abuse de
confianza.
Apolinar Vega, por tentativa de
.violacion.
Juan Gonzalez, por seduction.
Juan Garcia Pineiro, por hurto
mayor,
Tomas Marquee y Antonio Qui-
ilones, por seduction.
Rafael Barbosa, por> perjurio.
Jose Vasquez, por escalamien-
to en- primer grado.
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..lQuis'ico'.s'as
IMPRESIoNES DE UN vIAJE.
MAYACUEZ REVIVE


Desde que unO abandOna ell bu-
llieioso trajin de la ciudad capito-
lima, empieza a notar la decaden-
cia general que ell todas sus ma.
nos presenta, la, isla.
Los trenesa de la AMERICAN
Railroad Co. que conducen null
titud dc pasaJeros desde San Juan.
a Ponce, dejan mucho que descar
para la comodidad del pasajero
q. paga mas q. bien la tarifa i'm
puesta. El tren Sc desliza con pa
SO de carreta por ell camino de
hierro. Y m viaje que debfa ser
delicioso, por la policromia de
los paisajes, por la vejetaci6n ex-
huberante dc nuestros campos, por
la sonrisa siempre amable de nues
tro cielo Y por las m1ltiples y va
riadas manifestaciones que nos
prescnta la naturalcza, Sc hace
completamente molesto, aburri-
dor, soporifero, por las incomodi-
dades y deficiencies del servicio
de la compalia ferroviaria.
| Hemos llegade a Mayaguez Son
las cuatro de la mahana. En- un
ambiente de ruinas y tristezas
I,duerme la que fue ciudad gentil
Ruinas y escombros, desconsola-
dor aspecto, DONNA la ciudad. La
que fue orgullo de nuestra cultu-
ra, conserva a1n el prestigio de 10
q. fue dc su glorioso pasado, lleno
de romanticas leyendas- que con-
servan una historic de bellas pcrs-
pectivas.
/ Trae la mente la vieja ciudad
destruida, nostalgicos recucrdos
de una ,infancia q. Sc deSlizo dulce
ly placentera. Y hoy que, con mi
carga a cuestas de desengano y de-
silusiones, vuelvo a tn solar hos
pitalario, casa solariega de mis- an
tepasados, y, bajo tn cielo ahoro
ell pasar que fu6 dichoso de mi in
fancia lejana y perdida, Ell una
epoca dichosa.
.Cnando en- aver no muy lejano
ahandone tus playas, para mi hos
tiles, te deje lujoss y fiorcciente,
| y hoy te encuentro como mi alma,
desconsolada ystriste. Y yo no sc
que dualidad eXiSte entire tus ruiz
mas y las ruinas de mi alma, el fra
case de tus glorias Sc debe a una
ironia del destino y ell de mi vida a
un capricho. de la suerte. Y jno
son la suerte Y ell destino, carcaja-
das siniestras de esta existencia
caprichOsa. mo hay Ell todo este
un misterio que 81 no Sc adivina Sc
Ipresiente? Hay algo que nos her.
mana ell ell sufrimiento y EN- ell do
lor. Pero tus alegrfas, como las
mlas, volaron, con La diferencia
tlnica de que til revives, de que
tn seras Ell breve la Mayaguez dc
antes. La Mayaguez culta y fore
ciente. Y que mi alma es Y seguira
Siendo una tumba de ilusiones
muertas; mis- alegrlas Sc han lido,
para no volver jamas. !.
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oJos EN- PELIGRo

f Ell jovsn Juan Santiago, rcsidcntc en-
la Gale dc Allen numero- II, Sc puso
antencchc a jugar con una. baia dc re.
voivcr, y lc acerc6 un f6sforo.
La bala estall6 y le quem6 partc dc
la cara, quedandG Ii6s SJos en- estadc
de gravedad.
Ell herido ha tcnido la asistencia del
practicante Barrcras, dc la sala dc So,
corrcs, adonde fue llcvado Immediate.
mcTtc. ns{l sh.Aa
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ALEXANDRA RUBIo

En- .cl vapor "Lcgazpi" rcgrcs6 de
Cuba y Sud America, don Alexandra
Rubio, alto emplcado de Aduanas. Ell
viaje del Sr. Rubio estuvo relacionado
con importantes funciones qHe lc fuc-
ron rccomcndadas por cl "war Trade
Board, de Washington, para aquc-
Hos paises.
Saludamos al joven amigo.
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INFORMATION GENERAL
Ell pAsAJE DEL 'LEoPoLD1NA'


scsiin informcs que nos han sido
suministrados el vapor 'Leopoldina' =
surto en- el puerto dc San Juan, neva-
IA bordo cuando zarpe con rumbo
New York mas de mil pasajeros. Has
ia la fecha han sido tomadas mas de
1920 htcras de camarotes
ESQ yiene a aliviar la congestion
que cxiste en- ell pasaje dc los vapores
que hacen la travesia entze San Juan y
Nueva York. En- las compaiiias de va
pores dc Puerto Rico hay personals que
han tornado pasajes para salir en- los
meses de septiembre y octubre porque
los de los meses anteriores va han sido
tomados.
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RENuNcIA AcEPTADA

! EI Concejo Municipal de Qua
yama ha aceptado La renuncia pre-
scntada por don Genaro Cauti-
no, Alcalde de dicha ciudad. pa
ia tener efecto .el dia 30 de JUNO
proximo.
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Sc vENDE

Casa Dos PIantas Cafe Margarita,
Plaza Degetau, Ponce, P. r. Gran opor-
tunidad para capitahstas que deseen
inyertir dinero .en pegocio SECURE.
Informaran Genaro Cintr6n, Casa CO.
mercio Enrique Acosta Lopez.
Advt. Rio Piedras, P. r.
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SENSATIONAL

Para Danlas, para Caballcros, para
Ninos: FL valor del calzado aumenta dc
dia en- dia, y para que cl suyo lc re.
suite bafatO debc comprsrlo mas clc-
gantcs, las formas mas dc moda los
dc mejor calidad.
iiiNO Sc OLVIDE!!!
4.a .H- -, JOSE LENA -
CAGUAS. SAN JUAN. RIO PIEDRAS
Advt. Tel 390.-Box 442.
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sENoRA. EsTRoPEADA

En- San Lorenzo, un automovil guia-
do por Abelardo Ruiz, arroll6 un caba-
llo On que, iban montadas, Maria Ri
vas y una mia, causandole contusiones
dc gravedad, tanto al caballo como las
personals. Estas paSaron al hospital y
el chauffeur fue denunciado.
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ATENCION.

Catres y frisas Militares al nor pla-
yor, Sc venden por &4s,
Advt. Rodriguez Hnos. Go.
San jose No. q. San Juan, r. 5.
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INDULTos NEGADos

El Gobernador ha denegado las
solicitudcs de indulto presenta-
das favor de los confinados Ra-
mon Hernandez, Pedro Cruz de
JESUS, Y Demetrio Diaz Ayala.
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N1So MuERTo

Ell nifio Daniel Gonzalez Torres, mu-
rio en- Gurabo consccucncias do con-
tusioncs que recibicra al scr arrollado
por un caro- de bucycs, guiado poa
Juan Hernandez.
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Por el Emprestito de la Victoria

FL Banco comerciaI de Puerto Rico presara candadcs
valor de mas de $2oooo0 los suscbentes para Epestto
de la Victoria de la bertad gaana de bnos Cuaque
que necesc sera factada sin me agno, po Banco
Comcrcia de Puerto Rico. - asr&
LUIS SANCHEZ MORALES.
! Advt. Presdcnte del Banco con,erca.
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Eel sENDERO sANGRIENTO"

Asi Sc titula la sensational cinta ci-
nematografica que sc exhibira esta no.
che en- ell cine "Tres Banderas".
Ell que quiera pasar unas horas di-
vertidas, que vaya al cine de los se1o-
res Portcll Y Garcia, csta noche.
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PARA EsPAaA

En- 81 vapcr ''Legazpi" EMBARGO pa
ra Espaiia 81 culto ioven don Antonio
Samohano, del comcrcio dc San Juan.
Feliz viaje y grata pormanencia de-
seamos al amigo, en- el viejo continen-
Re
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"ALIM NY"
PENSION DE DIVORCIO"

La esposa:- t'Todo 10 hiec por ti''.
El:-No te digo que no tc amo. iYo
no puedo amarto! Regia production
controlada por San Juan Film Ex.-
change. Advt.
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Espectaculos
GIN LUNA.
Dos Tandas.

Hoy dia de Moda. Matinee y noche.
Estreno del bonito drama cuyo titulo
es "Tosca'', por Pauline Fcdcricl1s y
una c6mica, titulada "Don Pcpito All
cionado" en- un reel y una revista
mundial.
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CINE REAL
Dos Tandas

81 Estrcno eolosal, To- nunca visto en-
Puerto Rico. ''Traidores entire Noso-
tros" o ''Las Intriga de Bolo Pasha' ,
en- sictc grandcs parties.
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A Los JEFEs DE DIST. DE PoLIcIA
INSULAE -

adornos, dorados pegros, Cuellos dc
Policia Gorras etc. Informes, y presu-
puestos gratis. J. Sueiro Bonilla, Box ..
Vieques, PR.
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OLA DE MODA

i Para cl proximo martes prepa-
ramos nuestro gran Dia de Moda,
en- todos los Departamentos habra
muchas cosas buenas con rebajas
considerables de sus precios CO.
rrientcs.
Digaselo sus amigas para que
vcngan el martcs a comprar Bue.
no y Barato.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc.
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sU1c1D1o EN- cABo KoJo

La anciana Victoria Fua, SC suicide
en- cabo Rojo ahorcandosc dc un ar.
boil.
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CINE IMPERIAL
Dos Tandas

Damas Gratis. Reprisse de. la colo-
sal cinta en- cinco actos titulada "To-
do I'm Hombrc''
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En- Ia joysrfs Felix Lopez, 1Esn Fran
cisco, frente 10 Opera, 10 ;retonore.
ran la vista gratis undesirable sel cTis.
tai precise que necesitan sus .oios. Girls.
tales y monturas de In. calidad con
preciOs bsjos.-San Trsncitco 81 y.
AIM.
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ELTON WARNER
LOS QUE vIAJAN

Pasaportes expedidos por cl go
bcrnadOr:
Para Santo Domingo;
Pascasio MuiiOz, dc Humacao.
, Para Cuba:
Mariana Perez, V Rita Perez,
de San Juan; Maria Teresa San
iurjo de Walls, de Ponce; Felix
Ramon Mora, Jr., de Juana Diaz.
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Aver Sc reuni6 la directiva del nue.
lie inlmero dose, con el fin dc tratar
sobre los gastoSey progresses que sc vie
nen hacienda en- Ell mismos
va estan por terminarse las obras
dc rcparacion y las junturas en- todo
cl edifcio. ~
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DE la "BULL INsuIAR LINE, !,

LEGO dc Ia isla cl vapor "Lake
Grandon'' dc la Bull Line" tomara
1000 sacos de Rzicar y saldra hoy pa
ia New York .k7,
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INFoRMEs DE LA "PoRTo RICO
LINE

Ell Lake Winona" ncg6 New Or
leans.
81 vapor San Juan esta cargando
10000 sacos Gle azdcar y saldra hoy
para New York.
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MAQUINAS RECoNSTRUIDAS
Underwood $500
Remington $4,000 y 1000
Oliver $500 1900
Ot-aS marcas, haratas.
ROMEU Y co.
Box 100. San Juan, p. II. Tel. sos.
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LA VIDA EN- Ell PUERTO
1NFoRMEs DE LA ADuANA.

La goleta 'Braondhoe" nego San
Juan, con earga dc sal dc Bonaire.
La goleta "Geo. D. Edmonds'' ueg6
q Ponce con MADEIRA dc Mobile
Ell vapor Mariners Habor'' sali6
con azucar para New Orleans.
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-CEVHJ "A Cuenta con nm gran CO.
medor CON precicsas
vistas al mar y a las campihas dc PalO
Scco. Habitaciones. frescas. ,Cercs de
todos los ccntros oicialcs, yl.ds, ls pla-
"a principal. Cristo 16, San, Juan, !. P.SB.
Tel6fono 34S.-vP. o. Box 532. =.
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Rafael Lucero

San Juan, Z dc mayo dc 1919.
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HOTELES.

DATATE En- Ell centro comercial
EALAL de San Juan, CON vista
a la bahia. Contiene ITO habitaciones
amplias, con cuartos de bafio. 'tRcof
garden, sitio ideal para bales, ban,
quotes, "soirees''. Ell sitio do reuAi6n
dc Ia buena sociedad. 4' ..4
cARIRE Rehnado,, confortsble,
N<ANAA csntrico. Para familias
y transcuntes. Toda clase de eomodidi-
dcs. Magni6co servicio. Precios rase-
nables. Hay asccnsor. Telsfono As4.
Altos del Pasaje Matienzo. .Calle Sal
vador Brau No. 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
HOPE FOR RECOVERY
OF B|LL|NCSLY HELD

Superintendent T. l.. Billingsly, of
the Salem mSetreet Railway company,
who was injured in collision early
Monday morning of a street car and
railroad locomotive, was reported im,
proving at the Salem hospital today. Al
though spending restless night, his
condition changed for the better Tues
day morning, and DIR. Byrd, who is at
tending him, said that he has developed
no more symptoms that would indicate
that his condition is serious.
The report made soon after the ae'
cident that Billingsly was standing IN
the vestibule with Motorman Lott at
the time Of the collision. was denied
Tuesday by Acting-Superintendent
Walter Smith. Smith said that Billings
" told him that he waws sitting inside
the car, just behind the door ant
when the accident was about to oc
eur, intuitivelv he stood up, and thu
compact threw him through the innei
door, around the curve and through
the outside door onto the pavement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
Car Service Is
Hit BY Trouble
In PotUer Plant

Due TO another break down Of the
engine in the p. R. L.. & P. power
plant, Mill and Liberty streets, at
l0:35 p. m. Monday, street ear service
in Salem was badly hampered all day
Tuesday Manager Hamilton, Of the +.
n. Il. & P. company branch office
here, said today that the engine prob
ably would not be repaired and put in
to operation again until Wednesday
morning.
| There were only six cars running in
the city Tuesday. There were two on
South Commercial street, and one on
each Of the other principal lines in the
Ecity.
The breakdown was caused when the
connecting rod on the engine crystal
lied and broke. Chief Engineer Simeral
hurried to the Willamette Iron and
Steel Works in Portland, where it il
being repaired.
| A new electrically driven generator
lis now being loaded In Portland foi
this plant and upon it's installation
here, which probably will be three
weeks, future trouble of this kind vii
lbe eliminated, Mr.. Hamilton said. The
new generator is of 500 horsepower
and will replace the generator burnet
out several days ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
WILSON GAINING
STRENGTH, But
MUST keep QUIET

Washington, Oct 7.-(united Press)
-" The president s Improvement has
continued said statement at
11:30 a. m. today by President Will
sons physicians.
s'His appetite is decidedly better
and he is sleeping well, y the announce
ment said.
The bulletin was signed "Grayson,
Ruffin, Stitt,n and was issued after a
among these doctors.
The physicians, it was learned, have
no intention of giving their permls-
sion to Wilson to take part in the in
dustrial conference or to interest him
self actively in any other public af-
fairs,
The rest cure, which it was stated,
constitutes 9s percent of the treatment
will be continued.
Grayson and the other doctors fee
greatly encouraged but they will take
mo risk and permit no exertion whicf
might cause a relapse. They are SIN
| in the woods. Y it was said unofflcially
! Wilson slept comfortably most of th'
night and awoke refreshed by the cool
er weather. He was cheerful and agali
was inpatient to get out Of bed.
Wilson S improving appetite and hi
ability to sleep normally and comfort
Iably are considered encouraging sign
Iby his doctors.
Sleep will greatly diminish HI
nervousness, they feel, and viii enabi
the exhaustion to be more quickly oye
come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07

|singled to short Risberg going to third
and Schalk to second j. Collins up.
J. Collins flied to Roush, Risberg was
held at third E. Collins up. L. Col
Inns flied to Roush Risberg scoring aft
er the catch. Kerr ran to second which
was occupied by Schalk and he was tag
Igcd out by Kopf who intercepted
Roush s peg to third and ran over and
touched him. One run, one. hit, no er.
rors.
Cincinnati-G up. Groh flied tc
Felseh. Roush up. Roush flied to J
Collins who made pretty running catch
Duncan up. Duncan took three bases
when Felsch dropped his fly in deeI
center after misjudging it. Kopf up
Kopf out, Risberg to Gandil. No runs
no hits, one error.
| The Sox score in the fifth inning wal
the first in twenty-seven innings.
Sixth Inning.
Chicago Weaver up. Weaver doubled
to left. jackson up. Jackson sfng.e'
to center, scoring Wtaver. Felsch W
Felsch doubled to left center scorin
Jackson. Ring now pitching for Gin
cinnati. Gandil up. Gandil popped t
Daubert. Risberg up. Risberg Out
Kopf to Dauhert. sFelsch took thire
4 ISchalk up. Schalk singled through Gro
lseoring Felsch and tying the score. Ker
Iup. Schalk stole second. Kerr ou
Groh to Daubert. Three runs, four hit
no errors.
Cincinnati--Neale up. Neale single
through the box. Kerr knocked the bG:
down but could mt make the play
time. Rariden up. Rariden flied to
Collins. Ring up. Ring famed. tn
Cincinnati stands were in an nproar an
Z the fans begged Rath for hit. Rat
up. Neale out, stealing, Schalk to Ri
berg. No runs, .one hit, no errors.
Seventh Inning.
. Chicago--Leibold batting for J. &c
i Continued on Page Six
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07

BOY ARRESTED
FOR LARCENY

Charles Sawyer, 10, of Independence
was arrested Tuesday morning by Dep
uty Sheriff Bower on charge Of lar
ceny in dwelling, and is being held
pending hearing before the justice Of
peace Wednesday morning. Sawyer is
alleged to have stolen $50 worth of
war saving stamps and $95 worth Of
certificates of deposit on the govern
ment from shack occupied by several
Greek road workers near Mill City,
This theft was committed, it is said,
on the night of October 2. Sawyer
gained entrance again to the shack
Monday night, Sheriff lNcedbam said,
and was caught as he came out with a
watch he had stolen.
He was arrested and forced to show
the hiding place of his loot, which he
had concealed along the railroad track
between Salem and the small town.
Sawyer is a former inmate of the
state reform school. His father is al
the state hospital; and his mother re
sides at Independence. They have beer
separated for some time. The young
man confessed the burglary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
1000 REGULARS
KILL RIOT IDEA
AMONG STRIKERS

Gary. Ind, Oct. 7.--0rder was re-
stored under the regime of martial law
in the Calumet steel district today.
Riotous elements which had terror
ized Gary, East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor since Saturday evening evl-
IDENTIFY lost all inclination for fighting
when 1000 regular troops, world war
veterans under command of Major
General Leonard Wood, assumed con-
|trol of the situation. ss
The first regular troops arrived
early last night from Fort Sheridan.
Governor James P. Goodrich sent for
the regulars when 800 state militia had
been unable to stop outbreaks. The mi
llitia was openly defied by a parade of
striking steel workers and ysympathlz-
ers. Scores of discharged soldiers, wear
ling United States army uniforms, par
| lticipated in the parade.
One of the first orders issued by
| General Wood ON assuming control OF
the city, was that no man should wear
Ian army uniform unless actively en-
gagged in army service.
Auto trucks, carrying mounted ma
ichine guns. moved slowly through tht
Gary Streets today. Soldier guard
were stationed every few yards thru
out the residence, industrial and bust
jness sections
The Fort Sheridan troops brough
sixteen machine guns, sixty automath'
trifles trench mortars and one pounder
which were mounted on specially de
lsigned trucks.
Troops arriving from Omaha earl.
today brought additional heavy arms
The state militia was withdrawn t
Indiana Harbor and East Chicago
!, where Adjutnt General Harry B. Smit
of Indiana issued proclamation de
claring that district under mihtar
rule.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
ITALIAN PAPER
SAYS WILSON'S
MIND AFFECTED

Rome. Oct. Commenting bitter
ly regarding the allies attitude in the
Fiumc situation, both the idea Nazion-
ale and the Tribune profess to believe
President Wilson is suffering from men
tai arrangement.
f.iWe have been judged badly at tho
conference, since hitherto the only OPP
position comes from man who is men
tally deranged,'' said the Idea Nazien-
ale.
The Tribune editorially said:
'sThe fault regarding Fume not ON
Ily is Italy's, but the allies, who blind
Ily followed suggestions Of a high per-
sonage not free from human weakness,
and who is now suffering from q serz-
Gus arrangement Of the nervous sys-
TEN which perhaps explains the hither-
10 unexplicable points IN wilson 9
handling of the Adriatic question:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
Lane ELECTED
CHAIRMAN FOR
ROUND TABLE
Secretary OF Interior Is Per-
manent Head OF Indus
trial Conference.
PRESIDENT MAY YATTEND
SESSION IS BELIEF NOW
~
Discussion OF Issues Pertain.
ing To Steel Strike Barred
By Ruling.


washington, yer. ''---l ohi'eu rless',
Franklin n. Lane, secretary OF the
interior, was elected permanent enaif'
man OF the round table industrial CON
ference as the ftrst business OF the sec
ond session winch opened TINS morning
In seconding Lane y ho.s'na,,on'
freldent Uompers OF tne Alncrican lou'
Grafton OF Labor, saad ne wished 70
make Clear that tne assent q ehe iapof
group Of deiegaies u Lane . eiectloh
was no rctiection on secretary Oh hapof
Wiison' tefnpofary chaifniah u NY ~
ference.
THE word from the wnite mouse 'n'S
morning IS 50 cheerlhg that " may pe
possible for the president to appear pc
fore the conference closes, Secretary
Lane told the conferees in accepting the
Craftsmanship.
J.J. Cotter. Lanes secretary, and
Iathrop Brown were chosen Joint secre
te,.ies Of the conference.
! Tbare wera many vacant chairs whcI
+bo oorfaranoa onanad
Tha rnIaa ao,nin;t+oa nlans n nreyen
a,.a.,..;oa @ 80 ~ .ha ;ss,as af tba .stee
4 'utsyussion = 'ne ~ d Iaasaad
, s'rrse n,, IN 'ie euniersnSs,is ma - saan,,,
me conlnii''ce repoi' wac " -, -.
mend that nours Oh hee'ing oe 80 l,oA
$3.50 q. m. to l2:3o P. m. ana a'oo !,
$3.50 p. m. No mention was 10 Dc mao
Of the question OF night sessions pre-
posed by TIL. Chadbournc.
The business of the conference, Ian
characterized as the drafting of de-
laration of dependence, upon one al
! otbor of tho forces of industry anot i,
danendance 500. II
nj aonfaronoo nossod resolut;on {,
81 Saasatns,, % W;lso,, e. ho a man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
Shipyard Strike On Bay
Looks Like Long Battle

San Francisco, Oct. THE strike of
O,0oO shipbuilders and metal trades
men of the bay. district settled down
today to long struggle when both
sides reiterated their uncompromislng
positions
The men refuse to return to work
unless the eight cent increase is CIV
en-. The employers refuse to give the
increase, having determined to stand
bv the government in its effort to re
store normal conditions
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07

Walter A. Denton, speaking for the
business men, made an earnest plea for
better police protection.
ssAt a meeting of business men the
matter was thoroughly discussed, z MI,
Denton said, "and it was decided that
an increase of at least two men on the
police force was Immediately necessary
"The city of Salem is growing. And
we must keep pace with the growth and
consequent demand for more policemen
In other cities crime is greatly increas
ing, and there are great possibilities
that the same will occur here. -
Here, Alderman Vandervort inter
rupted:
UGenthmen, we know that we need
more polieemen. We have been fight
ing with teeth and toe-nails to keel
what mon we have on the force. But
always, there has appeared here dis
graceful personal feeling among tn
councilmen and the chief of police tina
has stood in our wGy. This must go! +