davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
COPP MUSICAL
STORE REMODELED
New Arrangement includes a
Number of Innovations
Original With Mr.. COpp.

Tho presen, month viii mark the
formal opening Of the newly remod-
,,ed musical store of C.. W. Copp at
hich time music lovers will be Civ
en- an opportunity to view tho
splendid array Of musical insuu-
i1ents.
The exact date of the opening will
be- announced later
The place now occupies the en-
tire space which was formerly taken
up by the Passion seed company.
thus giving The concern room for
their much needed expansion. Mr.
COpp is one OF the pioneers in the
musical business iu south Bend. T.
was he who first devised the scheme
of placing AN records in tabulated
arrangement. i'm order that the diff
Icrent classes of music be more
readily accessible
Another innovation which is orig
NAL with Mr. Copp is the installa-
ton OF booths ia which those inter
csteG i'm certain records or machines
loay hear their favorites in seclu-
q
interruption. This feature has been
found especially pleasing and in the
fitting up Of these booths no eX-
pense has been spared. Each booth
is finished in different style. the
main idea being a general harmo-
Nous effect. Rugs. furniture and
FITTINGS all are admirably matched.
and the result is at once pleasing to
the eye and also makes for an ideal
place in which 10 hear the instru-
.nents at their best
The place viii be devoted ex-
clusively 10 the sale Of talking ma
chimes. including Nictrolas. the
Copp Special AMI other standard
makes. The COpp Special is the
product OF Mr.. COpp and his brother
and has been pronounced by musi-
cal experts one of the best machines
on the market The stock of rec
ords is one of the largest in the state
and includes all the newest in pOpu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
NEED BOARD TO HEAR
DISPUTES ARISING
WITH PUBLIC UTILITIES

WASHINGTON. March 11-Sec-
eraI government departments have
under consideration the Organiza-
ton Of a board to hear cases involv-
ing disputes over rates between local
authorities and street car. gas and
electric companies and other public
utilities. and TO make recommends
tions that no legal power would be
sought 10 provide for the carrying
out of these recommendations de-
pendence being placed upon moral
influence.
The proposal was discussed with
Pres't Wilson before his departure
for. Europe. and his approval was
asked. Some announcement OF the
governments course is expected
soon.
The need for some sort Of fed
eral action to stimulate the consid-
Grafton 10y local authorities OF utili-
ties applications for higher rates,
grows out of the fact that wages
and costs of materials still are ris-
ing. and in many cases higher wages
have been granted by the orders OF
the war labor board.
City councils, utilities commissions
and other local authorities have
been slow to act on applications for
higher rates TO meet increased oper-
ating costs, according TO reports TO
the war finance corporation, war
lake board and labor department
Consequently it IS reported that
many utilities face a serious finan-
cial situation. Since these utilities,
particularly street companies, are
large employers of labor and pur-
chasers OF varied supplies. the gov
eminent is concerned in their in
dustrial health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
HERE'S ADVANCE DOPE
REGARDING WHATS NEW
IN MEMS Cl0THIN 6

a common point OF discussion
among soldiers who are returning
from tine cid World is the element
OF style which played such an I'M
Iortant part in the clothes worn b.
the Officers OF European armies.
Upon the wal OF our men III
France there was a noticeable rise
Ia the demand for TUNES having
more swank and better fitting pow
or. The privates no less than the
officers were quick TO notice that in
the European armies more resard
was given TO the set-up OF the uni
form.
This condition has without doubt
made a marked impression on ali
men who have returned and the in
fluence Is felt among all men of all
classes who have an appreciation
for style and its needfulness. In the
larger cities the custom tailors have
adopted straight-up shoulders and
flat back. high waistlines and deep
rents. The origin OF all these fea-
lures can be directly traced to mill
n
training has mad &c straighten up
mans figure, increase the develop
ment Of the chest and decrease the
waist development. has also induced
mems fashion designers 10 produce
a new set Of models 10 fit this new
figure. That the men Of all ranks
in the army felt there should be
more style in the uniform is evI-
denced by the Communicating of
the designing rooms Of a Well known
Rochester maker of ready-to- put on
clothes Had the war not ended so
suddenly the next few months would
have found a very definite improve
inent in the fit of all uniforms for
thS reason that the garments cut
along more scientific lines with
greater attention given 10 style nave.
given more soldierly character
which had the tendency TO improve
the posture of the soldier and at the
same time lift up his morale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
SPLENDID PROGRAM FOR
AUTO DEALERS BANQUET

Invitations viii be sert out with
IN the next few lays for the month
ly banquet Of the Automobile Deal
crs and Trades association. The
next meeting will be held on the
evening Of March 2S, and accord
ing 10 officials OF the organization
splendid program is in store for
those who attend. In addition TO the
members, statesmen have been in
rited To participate in the March
banquet and indications point TO an
enthusiastic meeting At this time
further plans for another automO-
bile show TO be held on Michigan st.
VIII be discussed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
INDIANA LUMBER co.
INSTAllS NEW TRUCK

In order 10 keep their service up
10 the high standard which has al
ways been maintained. in spite Of a
large expansion III their business
the Indiana Lumber company mas
installed a new ton and "a half truck
to their fleet of delivery trucks. The
new addition is a Diamond IT, of
the latest model. IL is fitted with
a specially designed body suitable
for hauling lumber. the body being
the product OF the South Bend
Spring wagon and Carriage Works.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is TO feel
young-to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels-there'snoneedo of hav-
ing sallow complexion - dark rings
under your eyes pimples-a bilious
look in your face-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctorwill tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from in
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that exuberance Of spirit, that
natural buoyancy which should be en-
joyed byeveryone, by toning up the liver
and clearing the system of impurities.
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. I0c and
sSs per box al druggists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
GRAND UNION TEA
COMPANY IN NEW HOME

The Grand Union Tea company
announce the opening of their new
store on +. Jefferson blvd. IN the
story formerly occupied by the
Swanson-Lee Furniture company.
The concern was formerly located
on :. Michigan st. near the Grand
Trunk tracks. The new place just
opened is considerably larger ana
affords room for needed expansion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

OF your own II was about two
weeks before they brought one from
town. The slightest wish meets with
her anger and refusal.
Summer Resort For Relatives.
Last summer her sitter came
from New York and took a vacation
AZ Healthwin for about four and
half months, at the county's expense.
Ct think she received $50 monthly.
Being quite sick one day I asked her
10 make my bed. She refused and
went and told the doctor. Shortly
after she came over in "A terrible
temper; I thought she would eat me
up. She jerked the covers off the bed
and threw them toward a chair, they
fell 10 the floor and a large quantity
OF dirt adhered TO the cover spread
Il told her 1 did not want the
bed made 50 that the dirt would
be near my face, she said: 'Aw, go
TO hell
Nobody save those who are
penniless stays at Healthwin until
they are cured. Hart, Rainbow
Becker. Coonley Cto quote a few
left just as soon as they were able
10 walk. II DR.. Cobb shows me one
arrested case I will show him l.
that died. He may excuse that by
saying that people wait until it is
too late to come out. I'll answer.
sure. and a whole lot more don't
come out at all because they know
what kind OF a place it is.
WIZ did Scott die. DR.. Cobb
Singler asks. And why did Frank
Pycuchie? While the 'fir' epidemic
was raging why did you not keep
the people from coming out on visit
ing days. Any fore sighted physi-
clan would have known that they
would likely spread infection. and
you knew that that surely meant i'm
mediate or ultimate death.
Blames Nurses Most.
Partially is shown patients who
are popular with Mrs. Cobb and
Miss Clark. There are about Il in
general and two in particular One
OF the two has a fiancee on the
and another has a whisky bottle in
his locker and engages its contents
frequently.
Despite his fragrant laxity in the
supervision Of his staff, and the In
difference with which he cares for
the patients in general, I have al
ways been inclined TO speak OF Or.
Cobb as an able physician. under
stand that he has had a good expert
ence in the treatment of tubercu
losis. My first impression OF him was
that he was very, very weary
weary of his job, OF his wife. OF his
surroundings, OF life, in fact, weary
Of everything. I took him TO be Just
what he is: A hen-pecked husband,
and sympathized with him. If he Is
as has been reported-a heavy
drinker, l do not blame him, I rather
think / would be myself under the
circumstances. / recall times when
his treatment OF me was all that
could be desired. When the treat
ment dispensed by the nurses and
Mrs Cobb became intolerable
therefore felt reluctant about going
TO him with complaints ! am strong
in the belief that the efforts of DIR
Cobb and the patients TO cooperate
were frustrated by Mrs. Cobb and
Miss clark.
THE doctor may charge that the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
ORGANIZED LABOR
REFUSES TO SHARE IN
PRICE REAOJUSTMENTS

WASHINGTON. March 11-Or-
ganized labor will refuse TO share
i'm the results Of price readjustments
If it's living standards are to be en-
dangered." Frank w. Morrison. sec
rotary OF the American Federation
OF Labor. said in a statement to-
night. Mr.. Morrison criticised the
declarations made by the federal re-
serve board in a recently published
review Of it's forthcoming monthly
bulletin that all factors in production
should bear their share in the gen.
eral process of readjustment."
The board seems to accept the
economic error" said Mr. Morrison.
that the price of a commodity and
the price of labor are Identical.
Where wages are reduced, living
standards OF the workers are imme-
diately affected and the home suf-
fers."
Statues and crucifXes at Schil-
r;,gig 1I2QA-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
.GIS(JS|lSSlI7
By GeneVieVe Kemble

By GeHeviepe Kemble

Under this days astrological forecas
Affairs should move with liveliness ane
interest TO success ard profit. provided
some care is taken In the handling o!
money. This should not De jeopsrdizeS
IN speculation or other avenues OF risk
and particular care should De taken il
The signing OF contracts and document
involving moneys. Otherwise il SHOULD
be day OF initiative and enterprise
with all projects forwarded under IN
stimulus OF Jupiter. Mercury and Mar
welding friendly influence under luna
transit. IL might be wise 10 be on guar
against fraud or deception. and those IL
employment may let we'll enough
alone.
Those whose birthday Il Is should hav'
an active and gsinful year by using or
binary common sense A child born o.
this day viii be progressive and enter
pr!sng, Will have a successful career
bur should be trained not 70 magnif
little things and wrangls about TRIES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
ANNUAL SALE ATTRACTS

Because of the splendid reputa
ton enjoyed by the firm, and their
past record of offering real values.
the annual sale which opened Mon
day at Clauer's Jewelry store drew
an exceptionally large MOnday
crowd The sale is held in Marcf
of every year and is looked forward
10 by many wise shoppers as an ex-
cellent opportunity to save on jew
elry. The sale Will continue for 10
days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

TO NOT RS Keep your little pets physically ht 'mlns'
feeling by Cascarets the candy cathac
occasionally
Cascaret They candy-hke tablets
wonderful the little white tongue eerSh BREATH
colds Ccaets gently work the bH sour fer
poons chds tender stomach liver and bowels
without gripping injury Mothers who depend Cascarets the
hidns trouble and Each 10 cent box OF
Cac contains and dose for kddes aged old
and upwards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
BrRKHART WILL BE THERE.

A. s. Burkhart of the Conservative
Life Insurance company, will return
from Indianapolis in time TO wit
ness the Moore-Mason go at the
Oliver Tuesday night and offer any
possible assistance TO referee Smith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
BRANDON RETURNS FROM EAST

Thomas II. Brandon, of the firm
of Durrell, has returned
from a business trip to New York
City. Coincident with Mr.. Bran
don's return, +. Hagey and Miss
Title Kirschmeyer left for the east
ern metropolis on a buying trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
/ A 7 EST NE w S
OF THE
BUSINESS WORLD

lar selections as well As d full line
OF tho classical pieces. The second
floor Of the building wiz be occu-
pied by J. NJ Rose with a full line
OF standard make pianos and piano
PLAYERS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
II. LAPIDEs RETURNS.

II. Lapides, ladies' tailor. will re-
turn today from New York. where
he has been spending the past few
days buying spring goods for the
south Bend store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
ANNOUNCE FURNITURE SALE.

The Ries Furniture company. hav-
ing purchased the entire stock Of c.
A. Dolph & Son. in addition TO TAX
ing over the store and storage space.
announce the beginning OF a special
furniture sale next Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

Statues and crucifxes at Schil-
ling's. 1851
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
Ell her0icO CdIdendl "a q. cnmpH,
uR0 alta mission.

El Cardenal Mercier ,arribara
hoy a playas americanas en- ell
transporte Ag0men0h. El ilustre
Secretalio del Cardenal, Rev.
Padre j. De Strycker, Professor
de la Universidad de LOvaina,
quien sc hallaba desde hace algu-
mas semanas en- New York. pre-
parandolO todo para la vista del
Santo PreIado, ha organizado
una Comisi6n solemnlsima que
ira a recibirle a sol llegada.
DebidO a la ausencia del PreSi-
dente Wilson, de la Capital Fc-
deral, actualmente, cl Cardenal
Mercier a su arribO Il las playas
de la gran naci0n, que tan pOde-
rosa ayuda presto a la pequeha
y heroica Belgica durante la
gran guerra, sc dirigira directa-
mente Ofrecer sus respetOs al
Cardenal Gibbons, Jefe Supreme
de la Iglesia Cat6lica en- los Es-
tados Unidos Y uno de los cere-
bros mas privilegiados de Ame-
rica, quien espera al Cardenal en-
su palacio de Baltimore.
Eel d. De Strycker de antemanO
ha anunciado a la prensa ameri-
cana que eI Cardenal visitara las
ciudades de New York, Baltimo-
re, Washington, Filadelfia, Pitts
burg, Scranton, Albany, Boston,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
NOTA De DUELO

Aye. tarde q las cinco, par
tiendo del donnicilio de. nuestro
querido amigo el DR.. Gustavo
Mufloz D1az, en- ell Condado, Sc
.llevo a efecto ell sepelio del dis
tinguido caballero Don Julian
Atiles Cintron, que fallecio de
una enfermedad aguda, a los Sc
tenta y dos amos, pero conser-
vando todas sus energias y SUI
clara inteligencia.
Ell cadaver de Don Julian Att
les recibi6 cristiana sepultura en-
el Cementerio de Santurce. En-
el cortejo figuraban numerosas
" distinguidas personalidades.
Sobre ell feretro, muchas flores,
y en- ell coche funebre y en- un au-
tomovil, muchas coronas y flo
res.
Ell senior Atiles Cintr6n estaba
emparentado con muy distingui-
das familias de esta capital y de
la Isla. Era abuelo de las selo-
ras de Munoz D1az y de Reyes
Ruiz, y primo de los senores de
Vale Atiles.
Don Juan B. Huyke fue desig-
nado para despedir ell duelo J
cumplio su cometido con sobria
elocuencia.
Ell IMPARCIAL lamenta sim
ceramente la perdida sensible
que llora la familia doliente, y
envia ell pesame a los hijos del
finado Maria, Carlos, Ramon y
Carmen, esposa esta Ultima del
connotado caballero Don Pedro
Pablo Bonilla, residente en- San
to Domingo; pesame que natu-
ralmente hacemos extensive a
.sus nietas, nietos politicos, pri-
mos v denas deudos del que va
no existe, pero que deja un gran
recuerdo, porque fue durante su
larga vida un caballero de ejem-
plares virtudes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
(POr Cable Frances.)

PARIS, 9.-El Consejo Supre-
mo ha examinado esta maiiana
la question de los tratados SUI
pletorios del tratado con Aus
tria, as1 como los que Sc rela-
cionan con la protection de las
minarias en- las naciones peque-
mas. Ell Consejo aprob6 el texto
de los convenios coloniales, que
Sc firmaran, sin duda, mafiana
en- st. Germain. Ell Consejo 81
guio su estudio sobre respuesta
del gobierno aleman a la nota
de los aliados, pidiendo la supre-
sion del articulo 81 de su Cons
tituci6n. La delegation alemana
-hizo llegar en- la mafiana de hoy
a la Secretaria de la Conferen-
scia, una nota en- la cual Sc que
ia de las annenazas de desorde-
mes que parece son provocados
por los polacos en- la Alta Sile-
sia.
PARIS, 9.-Los empleados
municipales Sc han declarado er
huelga hoy. Pafece que la huel-
ga abarca casi todas las acaldfas
de la ciudad, incluyendo aIgunas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11

Said, en- un barco que lie condu-
cira luego a Argelia, donde las
autoridades francesas lie vigila-
ran.
FL "Temps" dice Que ninguna
decision IN s;do tornado aim en-
cuanto a la entrega del tratado
de paz la delegation b1lgara,
no habiendose fjado ell dia de di-
cha entrega, nj las condolences
en- que ha de hacerse. SegIn ese
periodico, como consecuencia de
la petici6n presentada por los
abogados de Caillaux, este Ilti-
mo saldra inmediatamente de
la carcel, para ir a una casa de
salud y en- dicho establecimien-
to sera reclufdo, Sc lie prepara-
ra especialmente una habitacion
en- una casa para que reclba los
cuidos que requiere su estado de
salud.
PARIS, 10.-De st. German
comunican que los representan-
tes de la delegation Yugo-eslava,
asf como los de la delegation ru-
mana, no asistieron a la ceremo-
MIA de la firma del tratado. Ter
min6 la ceremonial a las 10 a. m.
(Continua en- la pag. A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
Hoy JuGyGS, SGptiembrG II, G| Cardinal MGrCiGr
1Ggard a los EStadT Unidg

Providence, Hartford. Springfield,
Mass, Detroit, Cincinnati, \ San
Luis y Chicago. ST lie fuese lp0-
sible, girarA algunas visitas>, va
otras pobIaciOnes de menor imA
portancia. Ell DR.. Stryckcr diio
hace dias: "Se celebrara un gran
mitin organizado por toda la ge-
rarquia cat6lica. Ell Washignton.
durante la vista del Cardcnal
aquella ciudad, y sc prepara una
serie de recepciones en- su honor,
ALI mismo.
"El Cardenal vicnc America
-ahadio el Dr.-a dar PERSONAL
mcntc las gracias u la gran ma
ci0n de America por cl esplGndi-
do espiritu de generosidad demos
tradO en- favor de BGlgica. duran
te la guerra, y para expresar ell
recOnocimiento imperecedero del
pueblo belga, por la simpatia y
la carload de los Estados Uni
dos"
Sc anuncia que ell recibimiento
que ell pueblo americana le pre-
para al Ilustre Primad0 de la
Religion Cat0lica en- BGlgica, que
tan alto puso cl honor y el pa
triotismo de su pals, cuando la
invasion alemana, serA un elem
/ plo de- 'esplendor Y grandeZa, de
amor ~ simpatia, al Principe de
unai Iglesia V al Htroe de uu
Pueblo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
"TEATRO LARES"

El (Secretario de- Puerto Rico,
ha expedido certiticado de regis
Itro Ia colpGYaclbn%del pais de-
nominaela .e ., - guax9- ny. ],
'ofcina princiliai &c establecera
Ell Ia lleat'pnis imE-le Lares.
Dicha corporaeivn ,ivile por OBJ
jeto adquiriry conseryar un tea
tro en- ell pueblo de Lares, a fin de
arrendarlo a compaillas, empire
sarios particulares que ofrez-
can al publicO espectaculos teal
trales cinematoSraficos otrOs
de sOlaz y esparcimiento. Su ca
pital autOriZado eS de 50 10000,
Y sus incOrpOradores son los Sc
lores Pablo Nilella Pol, Francis
co Sein Sein, Enrique Marchese
Lajara, Francisco Vilella VilelIa,
Antonio C. Gonzalez. Nicolas Mo
rel Hernandez Y Juan Viv0 Vile
Tia, tOdos de Lares. ....
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
FL Tratado de Paz con Austria ha sido
firmado aver en- Saint German
Goberno Espaol ha envado al de Washington memoir
pidendo que cese la ocupacion de Santo Domingo
Pormenores de la Firma del Tratado

taba descargando en- ell kaiserha-
fen un cargamento de carnes res
friadas, Sc incendio ell domingo
por la manana. Toda la parte
delantera del barco Sc quemo
completamente, siendo las per-
didas valoradas en- 8 millones de
marcos.
PARIS, septiembre 10.-De
.St. German telegrafian que Rem
ner firmo ell tratado a las 1915
a. m. Ell Comandante aviador
Vaillemin. lego aver las Z, a
Villacoublay, de vuelta de. su vue-
10 al Cairo, salvando esa distan-
cia de 1000 Kilometres en- tres
etapas; primero, del Cairo a
Constantinopla, de Constantine
pla a Istres, y de Istres Paris.
Ell confiicto creado por la sus-
pension de los espectaculos esta
terminado, habiendo vuelto a
abrir sus puertas los Music Halls
y los Cafes-C Concerts.
MARSELLA, 1O.-La union
departmental del trabajo, ha
| |fijado un anuncio notifcando ha-
berse decretado una huelga ge-
neral de todas las uniones, empe-
zando el IL de septiembre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11

De Marakakech avisan, que
ha habido un vioIento combate
en- la region del Toncha, situa-
da entire Tafilalet y ell Atlas, en-
tire los partidarios del Cherif de
Tafilalet y los del Glauipasha de
Marrakech. Los primeros fue-
ron vencidos, huyendose y dejan-
do 2 muertos Y numerosos heri-
dos en- ell campo.
BARCELONA, lola rea-
nudacion del trabajo es casi ge-
neral.
MADRID, 10.-Todos los je-
fes de departamentos han fir
mado y dirigido una carta al GO
bierno, quien a su vez la hizo lie
gar al gobierno de Washington,
Illamando la atencion sobre Ia
oportunidad de que cese va la
ocupaci6n militar americana en-
la repdblica de Santo Domingo.
PARIS, 10.-El Baron Lers-
ner, quien habia lido a Berlin la
semana pasada, regres6 a Yer
Isailles hoy.
Ell Temps dice que Emir
Said. quiep fue arrestado en-
Beyrue por lbs autoridades ingle-
Lsas. sera ernbarcado para Port
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11

otras ofcinas. La situacion es
especialmente desagradable, por
la paralizacion de algunos servi-
clos, como por ejemplo ell de los
entierros, 10 que no deja de preo-
cupar granden1ente al gobierno.
Sin embargo no ha habido MIN
gun desorden.
ST. GERMAN, 9.-Renner
Illeg6 a las 10 a. m.
Ell Mariscal Allenby, alto CO.
misario britanico en- Egipto y
Palestina, lego a Paris.
Los directories de los espec-
taculos han acordado votar ur
acuerdo, declarando que las diff
cultades surgidas entire ellos y
su personal, Sc han terminado y
Ifirmaron un acuerdo esta mana
ina. Mientras Sc efectue ell acuer
do con los empleados, Sc acord6
abrir las puertas de los Emusic
halls, cafe-conciertos, circos
salones de bales, etc., esta noche
mismo comprometiendose a en-.
trar en- conferencias de arreglc
Iinmediatamente.
Telegrafian que de Bremenha,
ven avisan que un harco ameri.
cano lIamado "Tomano" que es,