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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
KANSAS CITY
SWITCHMEN ARE
OUT ON STRIKE.
Heads Of Railroads Appeal to
Governors to Supply Troops to
Insure Operation of Trains.

Kansas City, Nov. 2o.-Heads of
railroads centering in Kansas City
have addressed teiegrams to the
governors of Missouri and Kansas
asking them to appeal to the federal
government to supply troops to in
sure operation of trains during the
strike of railway switchmen here.
Railroad officials said efforts
would be made with such switchmen
as remain loyal and by the transfer
of men from other departments to
keep trains moving. About 1,500
men are affected by the strike,
which was called late Saturday, and
which has been termed by national
union officials as unauthorized.
Terminal Employment.
Switchmen of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific and Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy, who are members
of the Switchmen's union, are not
leaving their places, but members
of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen, employed by terminal
roads and the Terminal company,
are going to strike.
Absolutely no warning of an i'm
pending strike was given the rail-
roads and no demands have been
presented" said w. M. Corbett,
head of the Kansas City Terminal
railway.
Freight Handling Trouble.
"The real difficulty is in the
handling of freight in the several
Kansas Cit yrailroad yards. The
us switchmen employed by the Ter
minal company are employed chiefly
in the handling of passenger equip
ment, but the 1900 other switch
men affected by the strike order are
chiefly used in the movement of
freight.
Several hundred carloads of coal
are available at the outlying railroad
yards, but cannot be brought to the
city where the demands of the
hospitals and hotels and homes are
greatest if the strike is effective"
A trainload of regular troops on
its way to southern Kansas was
handled through the yards without
delay, Mr.. Corbett said.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Special Cable to Universal Service.
Copyright 1919 by Universal Service.
Copyright in Great Britain and Holland.
All Rights Of Republication Reseryed,) /.

Rotterdam, Holland, Nov. 20
Universal Service herewith presents
exclusively the first chapters of the
German republics own. investiga-
ton into the causes of the war. 1t
includes numerous documents here
toforc concealed in the official pub
lications of the various govern
ments.
Soon after the armistice and revo-
luton in Germany, the government
turned over to Socialist Deputy
Kautsky, Prof. Schucking and other
document experts of the foreign Of
fee, all the official letters, memoir
anda, dispatches and confidential in
structions found in the archives of
the foreign Office.
There were more than 900 docu-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
California Governor
Firmly Convinced
OF Guilt Of Mooney

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 29.-No
further clemency in behalf of
Thomas J. Mooney, convicted OF
murder in connection with the San
Francisco Preparedness day bomb
explosion, is warranted by anything
within the knowledge of Gov. Will
lam D. Stephens, the governor stated
in a letter made public at the gov
ernor's office here.
"Of Moneys guilt there is, in my
mind, no question" the letter stated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
STAID PAPER UPSET BY
LADY ASTOR'S VICTORY.

London, Nov. 2o.-Premier Lloyd
George has telegraphed Lady Astor
hailing her as the first woman to
take her seat in the House OF Com
mons.
The staid old Globe upset all its
traditions by printing first page
cartoon which shows John Bull pre-
senting the Commons with bunch
OF asters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
BRITISH NOBLE ENTERS
MOVING PICTURE FIELD.

London. Nov. 2o.-Lord Beaver
brook. former chancellor of the
t,uchy Of Lancaster and minister of
propaganda during the war, has en-
tered the British moving picture
field. He has purchased $4,000,000
concern owning string OF IS the
aterS.
Montreal, Nov. 29.-Lord Beaver
brook, it was learned, is behind a
projected amalgamation Of Canadian
industries with a capitalization OF
5000 100000. 3.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Armed Robbers Hold Up
Bluffs Grocer and Get $462

Phillip Bait, a well-known grocer
at Main and South Story streets,
was held up and robbed on the door
step of his home by two thieves
who had followed him from his
store. They secured $462 Mr.. Bait
says both were armed with alto
matte rsvolvers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
WALLACE ALIVE
AND NOT SLAIN
MESSAGE SAYS
Vice President Of Gulf Re-
filming Company Safe in
Tampico.

New York, Nov. 29-Willian
Wallace, vice president of the Gulf
Refining Co., who was believed to
have been murdered in Tampico,
Mexico, is safe in that city, ac-
cording to message received by
the company. Information is lacking
as to the identity of the Wallace
who was killed by soldiers.
Situation Marks Time.
Washington, Nov. 29.-The Mexi-
can situation marked time today,
while the government continued to
gather further information on the
Jenkins case and the murder of Will
liam 7. Wallace at Tampico Wednes-
day. The identity Of the murdered
man had not been established to-
night.
The Jenkins case and the Wal
lace case are being treated separately
and in no way being connected at
present.
The State department already had
directed the American embassy in
Mexico to make inquiries of the
Carranza government and forward
further information of the new phas-
es of the Jenkins case raised in the
note declining to accede to the re-
quest for the release of the consular
agent.
Arranging Details.
In the Wallace murder case the
government has about all the infor-
nation considered necessary and the
interval is being used in framing the
details of a Course of action.
A note to Carranza, which some
officials think will be about the last,
was being drafted in the State de-
partment today and SO far as could
be learned it had not been for
warded to Mexico City tonight. 1t
had been drafted preliminarily and
Continued on Page Two, Column Seven.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Former Emperor III.

Berlin, Nov. 29.-(via London. }
Former King Frederick August of
Saxony is seriously i'll at Sybille-
mort in Silesia. according to the
Reichenberg Zeitung. With his
family he has been residing in Silesia
since he quit the throne after the
revolution a year ago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
NOTED SOCIETY WOMAN
is SEEKING DIVORCE,

New York, Nov. 2o.--Mrs. Willie
Stephen Ian Van Rensselaer,, who
was Miss Roxena Bowen, a leader
in the younger set and descendant
of the Wentwor'hs of colonial days,
is in Reno seeking a divorce on the
ground OF cruelty and desertion.
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, formerly was
third secretary Of the American cm-
bassy at Rome.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
MINERS ENTOMBED
Is DAYS RELEASED.

Wallace, Idaho, Nov. 2o.--After
being in the Gold Hunter mine at
Muliin since Saturday morning, No
yember Is, when they were en-
tombed by slide of earth, P. P.
Grant and Emil Sayko, miners, were
taken out alive at Sis p. m. Sat-
urday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
HORSE TRADE DISPUTE
RESULTS IN MURDER.

Denver. Colo, Nov. 2o.-While
two young daughters of his victim
begged him not to shoot, man
identified by the police as William
Clawson, 40 years old, shot and
killed Joseph Zuckerman, AZ years
old, a horse trader, and wounded
Jacob. his brother. The man then
climbed into wagon with woman
and disappeared.
Dispute over horse trade is said
to have preceded the shooting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Earthquake Is Felt in Paris.

Paris, Nov. pa slight earth
quake shock lasting seven seconds
was felt at 9:40 o'clock last night
at Cannes, i'll the Riviera. A heav-
ier shock was experienced a half
hour after midnight at Folk, As
miles south of Toulouse at the foot
of the Pyrenees. Only slight dam
age was done at either place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Yaquis Ambuscade
Mexican Troops and
Slay Over 200 Of Them

Nogales, Nov. 29.-Two hundred
soldiers and several high officers Of
the Mexican federal army have been
killed in recent ambuscade by va
qui Indians at Onavas, south Of
Tonichi, on the Yaqui river, near the
eastern border of Sonora, according
to advices received by Francis J.
Byer, American consul at Nogales,
Sonora, opposite here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
MOTHER FAITHFUL
EVEN UNTO DEATH.

Elgin, ILL.,, Nov. 29.-Mrs. Mary
Ann Park was always the pal OF
her son. Frank. She was 81. her
son So. Eight years ago Frank had
a stroke of paralysis. He had never
raised a limb since. He had never
spoken, save in the unintelligible
mutterings of a paralytic. For
eight long years he has lain on a
bed in Sherman hospital. For eight
long years the mother has never lett
the bedside of her stricken son.
save for all hour or two at a time.
Then one day as the aged mother
kept her lone but tireless vigil the
attendants found her dead body ly-
ing across the sons bed, her moth
cr's arms thrown out in last en-
brace. Death found her where a
pal is always TO be foun7-by the
side of a pal in need.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
ID REF
(RIG HIT
- R E E ZY
BITS OF NEWS
SERVE HOT COFFEE
TO SNOW SHOVELERS.

City Commissioner Butler, in
charge of the city street cleaning
department, yesterday directed Dick
Grotte, superintendent, to serve
hot coffee twice day to the men
who are clearing the streets of
snow. This will continue as long
as this work lasts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Conference Opens Monday.

London, Nov. 2o.AThe Esthonian
government has announced that
peace negotiations with soviet Rus
sia will be begun at Dorpat on Tues
day next, December 2. according to
wireless dispatch from Moscow
today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
FRANCIS JoSEPH'S ART
TREASURES WORTH $50, 600, 600.

Liverpool, Nov. 29.-An ar ex-
pert just returned from Vienna
values the pictures and art treasures
that belonged to the late Emperor
Francis Joseph at $50,0000O0. An
Anglo French-American syndicate is
reported to have offered to purchase
the collection.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30

Personal Guilt of Kaiser
for History's Most Awful
War Conclusively Proved

Revelations Of German Diplomacy and
Duplicity Before and During World Struggle
Made Public in First official Inside Story
Through Two Statesmen Who Are Trying to
Build New Germany.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
lntereSante opinion del Juez Hamilton

Aver por la mafiana, cuando COM
parecieron ante la Corte Federal los
leaders" obreros, el juez Hamilton,
entire otras cosas, dijo 10 siguiente,
que fue tornado por la taqufgrafa:
-"Yo no creo que esta causa ten
ga. Ell proposito de obligar a los tra-
bajadores que vuelvan al trabajo,
81 ellos no quieren. ESQ serfa contra
rio la Constitution. Yo no creo que
ESQ sea ell objeto en- absolute de esta
demanda. En- la mente de la Corte
no existe en- absolute ese pensamien-
to. Los trabajadores, en- cuanto 10
que la Corte concierne, pueden no
trabajar. Sin embargo, 81 ellos fue-
rem responsables de haber roto un
contrato en- perjuicio de otros, enton-
ces ell asunto es totalmente diferen-
te. No es possible yer como en- un
case en- que Sc causan perjuicios a
otros, no haya responsabilidad para
pagar los danos. Pero este no es ii
case que entraha esta demanda.
Ahora, ST de algdn modo, ell fiscal
de distrito pudiera enmendar esta de-
manda procedimiento de tai suerte
que pudieramos hacer funcionar ese
ferrocarril, me gustarfa secundarlo.
No tengo facultades para decirle al
Fiscal de distrito como debe prcce-
derse, pero es necesario que la pro-
ducci6n del azdcar no sea obstaculiza-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
Ell LCDO. COLL Y CUCHI INFOR-
MARA A LA COMISION DE SER
VICIO PUBLICO

Hoy las diez de la mafana COM
parecera ante la Comisi6n de Servi-
clio P1blico Ell Licdo. Cayetano Coll
y Cuchi, quien Sc propone aportar
ciertos datos y documentos referen-
tes al funcionamiento de las companies
de ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico.
Ell Licdo. Coll y Cuchi en- la legis-
latura pasada present6 a la Camara
de Representatives. una moci6n, que
fue aprobada, para que Sc nombrara
una comision investigadora, que rim
diese un informe sobre la capitali-
zacion de la American Railroad Co."
No Sc sabe adn 81 la mencionada CO.
mission realiz6 algo practice, pero de
todos modos. ell iniciador de aquella
investigation, asistira personalmen-
te a una reunion en- que Sc tratara es-
te asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23

da, y que todo impedimsnto Sc pre-
venga. Con la huelga, en- aquello
que Sc refere quien tiene la raz6n,
no tengo NADIA que decir. Aun la pre-
venci6n de la interferencia de los
trabajadores, es solamente un meIio
de llegar al fin.
Ahora, saballeros: estoy deseoso de
no cometer ,injusticia de ninguna cla-
Sc con nadie en- virtud de este proce-
dimiento; por ESQ tendre gusto en- pre-
sidir la audiencia en- que Sc discuta
este injunction" temporal, v conve-
mir en- 10 que debe hacerse, ST es po-
sible, esta misma tarde. No deseo to-
mar este asunto precisamente en-
Christmas, v no creo que ello-se-
ra necesario't.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23

A la "Junta De 1gualamieuto dsi
Azucar" Sc dirigi6 este.
"Una Comisi6n representando u
Association de Productores De Azs-
car de Puerto Rico euiisarcars en- 81
vapor "Brazos" 81 microbes H. -
gamos encarecidameute que 10 se -
me ninguna acci6n con resrecto a rre.
clio para los axdcares de Puerto Ricc
hasta que Ia Comisi6n hsya sido oiia
por esa Junta.
Aboy.
Presideate.~ =
Ia Comisi6n designada pr scuer,lo
unanime dc Ia Asamblea De- Pruslut
torres dc Azdcar. u constifuyen ios se
iores Aboy Benitex. Jose Ruiz soieF
y Carlos Toro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
InpOrtante Reunion de los AzuCaTerOS

Como habiamos anunciado oportu-
namente, aver a las diez treinta y
cinco minutes de la mafiana, sc reunie-
ron los miembros que componen la
Association de Productores de Azti-
car, Y, ademas, los sembradores de
cana de Puerto Rico, con ell prop6.
sito de nombrar un Comite, para de-
fender, va que no sc ha podido parali-
Ear la aprobaci6n del bill "Mc Nary,
ell mejor precio del azucar ante la
"Junta de Igualamiento", en- los Es-
tados Unidos. Sc nombr6 ell Comite
compuesto de los sefiores don Ramon
Aboy Benitez, don Jose Ruiz Soler
don Carlos del Toro, que seran quie-
mes representaran los azucareros de
Puerto Rico ante la referida Junta
de Igualamiento del Azucar"; Y, ade-
mas, Sc acordo enviar al Comisiona-
do residente, Licdo. C6rdova Davila,
Y al presidente de Asuntos Insulares
del Senado, juez Towner, el cablegra-
ma siguiente:
Association Productores Az6car dc
Puerto Rico en- un meeting celebrado
hoy resolvi6, en- vista de la aproba-
cion del Bill McNary estableciendo el
control de azdcar, pedir que el precio
para nuestro azdcar sea igual al que
va Sc ha pagado para el azIicar de
cana domestieo, pues de otro modo
seria establecer preferencia en- contra
de los productores de Puerto Rico.
Alloy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
LA QUESTION DE FIUME
PUEDE TRAER UN CONFLICTO

LONDRES, diciembre 22.-EI
ministro ingIes Mr.. Andrew Bo-
mar Law, Leader" del Gobierno,
no esta conforme con que Sc
verifique la cesion de Fiume al
gobierno de Italia, fundandose
en- que este promovera induda-
blemente la guerra con los jugo-
eslavos.
Bonar Law opina que la Gnica
forma de dar soIucion a tan
grave asunto es reaIizar un Pile
biscito no solamente en- Fiume
sino tambien en- todas las po-
bIaciones de la Dalmacia a las
cuaIes cree tener derecho ell CO.
bierno de Roma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
ACTIVIDAD DE LOS MILITARES
Y DE LOS BOMBEROSi

Por las Gales de San Francisco Y
Luna, habia cordones de policias, pa
ra mantener el orden entire ell inmen-
SO gentio que sc habfa aglomerado
por ALI. En- la Gale de la Luna esta-
ban funcionando varias bombas, Y Ell
edificio ocupado por ell cafetin "La
Primavera" sufrio algunas ,averfas. En-
la casa contigua al "Colmado de Ce-
recedo", en- donde esta la panade-
ria de Rigo y Abraham, Sc derrumba-
ron las paredes del horno.
Ell captain PARA y ell teniente L6-
PEE Antongiorgi dirigfan las fuerzas
militares que trabajaban en- la extin-
ci6n del incendio. Los bomberos de
San Juan y de Puerta de TERRA, Sc
mostraron heroicos y habiles, Y es-
tuvieron trabajando hasta cerca de las
doce de la noche, dentro del edificio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
coNSPIRADoRES
IDOL LSHEVIKIS'
EN- YOKOHAMA

TOXIC, diciembre 22.-La
poIicia japonesa he descubierto
una trama tboIsheviki" en- Yo-
kohama, importantisima pobla-
ci6n del IitoraI, a donde IIegaron
1ltimamente algunos proselitos
de Lenine.
Las autoridades niponas Sc
apoderaron de muchos documen-
tos, olaves secretas y algunos
explosives.
Seis personas fueron reduci-
das a prision, y Sc cree que la
trama tenga ramificaciones en-
otros puntos del Imperio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
SucesOres de
A. Suarez & Co.

saiufan q su rumeYesa sfsn1sfs r
Al pahiseo sn rsnsfnt y - fsewan o..
een 80 tfasmes a ~ masar kssestaf
para esmpiimsntafiss eses A. esatans.
tfs = - A. ssHsf 81 4, faaals fss
aelemsFseisnes prcbiss A. sstsx sss
Tsutlta b kaesnas 80 q rfsp-
sito - ase tstea par2sa eAssmef iss
nunsFeena astleuias ass tamamss nn
sxiateneia ears Nastla3 ) AAs Mua.
W , eas pumisa aHssafns mag fAsH
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
Los ''bO|ShevIkiS"
expulsados levan
un million ded6IarS
(PoR CABLE INGLES)
continuation de la pag. 1a.)


NUEVA YORK, diciembre %.
-Ha zarpado ell transporte mi
litar BUFORD, conduciendo 249
''boIshevikis", expuIsados de di-
ferentes ciudades de la RepGbIi-
ca.
Sc ignora ell punto a que Sc
dirige ell feferido transporte,
-pues IIeva pIiegos cerrados, que
solo podran abrirse en- alta mar,
entire los Estados Unidos y Euro
pa.
AL saIir ell BUFORD de los
mueIIes, los ''boIshevikis" grita-
ron: Viva la revoIucion en- Anne
rica!"
Los proseIitos de Lenine con-
Queen un million de doIares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
LOS SOCIALISTAS ITALIANOS
Sc MUESTRAN BELICOSOS

ROMA, diciembre 22.-Se te-
me que los LEADERS" del partido
sociaIista promuevan nuevos de-
s6rdenes con motive de la anbi-
ci6n de D'Annunzio y los caudi-
los del grupo miIitar que lie Sc
cundan.
Los jefes del partido sociaIis-
ia no rehuyen decIarar que la
1nica forma de resoIver ell caos
reinante en- la nacion es ell des-
tronamiento del Rey y ell esta-
bIecimiento de la Rep1bIica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23

Ell ENTIERRo DEL
sARoENTo SOILS

En- el cementsrio De saniurcs fat 80
pultado ei sargento de Il eompadia
"F'', que 20 arranc6 Ia vida por causa
no doterminada atm.
In automobiles cedidos raiantsmeu
to por 81 captain NadaL iba toae 81
personal de Ia compaais. cen Is ts.
nientes Nava y sapia.
Don Eueenio Morsra. sn an semitic
discourse. di6 81 ptsams . ios dsuiss
del infortunado militar.
FL teniente Nava. por nnsstro con.
ducto, envia 81 tsstimonso de ru mas
prOfunda gratitnd . euamfas psronas
acompanaron el cadtvur hasGs enc No
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23

Ortiz Pcrichi. Encaruaci6n Ahoy
Nda. de Cintr6n, Miguel Rosas
Sainz. "Fajardo Sugar Go
centrales "Juncos Lola
San Vicente; Regimieufo ds
Puerto Rico. Empleados del DE
partamento de Sanidad. Pueblo
de Lares. dc san German y de Ma
yaguez, Central Aguirrc. I,os
Torcedorcs de Puerto Rico. la
Sociedad Espanola de Auxiliu
Mutuo y Bcneiccneia y IA insfi
tuci0n de In Cruz ROia
FL DIR Ruiz S0lcr. explic6 a los
representative de In Preusa ~ I'd
cance de las obras. que a6n o.
tan en- 81 periodic embriouario ~
el mismo ccntro del Sauafori0 sc
conStruiran l6 cdificios. los eua
les seran dcstinados para casue
avanzados. Sierra una cjudad. con
calles Y avenidas. tpatros. etc Ut
proyccto imiia ~ de II "Crudad
del Sol Gales. trausversales par
ques Y lugares dc reereo. Dos si
tios seran rcservad0s para dcsfi.
narlOs cspcciaculos cincmato
graficos. y una amplia rspiauada
para iucgos dc tennis
DE csia tarde q manana pnela
ran dcfnitivameute iusialados cu
el Sanatorio los - paeieuies que
hay EN- 81 Hospital Cuareuieuario
de Ia Marina. \ iuicio del Dr
Ruiz Soler. antes de dos semauas
habra cabida para - pacicutcs
mas.
En- una caseta pulim0s uhser
var cuatro ninos H. IL isla uur
han coniraido ~ fatal bacilo dr la
tuberculosis Son tres uinas y un
nino: Salvador y Sofia Valeutin.
de I Y 10 amos. re~pecfifamente .
Victoria Matos. De ~. > Beruardi
ma Aragones. dc II Los dos pri
meros son de Las Marias v lus
otros De San Juan 4 iuznar por
sus scmblantcs. parecen esiar en
perfccto estado de- saiud So muee
tran. cOntent0s.
En- enero pr6ximo comenzsri la
installation DE- aqua y luz elscfri-
ca. Sc espera que autes Dc q me
ses halla en FL Sanaf0ri0 airedur
de 100 asilados.
El Dr. Grant. del Institute
Rockefeller que figuraba entire
los visitantes. mostraba gran infe.
res por conoccr datos r informa
clones references "a sosfcuimieu-
to Y prcsupuesto del Sauatorio
AsimiSmo. pcdia con cxfraordina
ria insistencia. dciallcs relaciona
dos con II c0st0 de Ii obra q
cuanto asccndian los foud0s des
tinados n su construction Tntlo
hace prcsumir que Il Dr. Grant
interpondra su valiosa infuencia.
con Il prop6sito dc conseguir la
ayuda del Institute Rockefeller
para llevar n feliz tsrmiuo Tan
simpatica y hermosa obra
III Sanatorio nccesifa. uor ah0.
ra.. ayuda ccon6mica. IN legisls
tura voto $4,000 pcro csa - una
cantidad rcalmcnte menguada.
comparada con II costo total o. o.
obra. Sc nccesitan alrcdor d. siOp
600, que con esfucrzo = una dosis
de voluntad pucdcn cousenuir.e
Por 10 pronto. tcnemo "a aqui ur
miembro del Institute Rookie
llcr'. Dentro d. alguups dias lle
CARA 81 DR.. Esscr. tambien dr di
cha instruction. que puedc haerr
mucho en- 81 prop6sifo que le trac
a Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
ULTIMA.HoRA

LONDRES, diciembre 22.-
Desmientese la destitucion de
Denikine como generaIisimo de
las tropas anti-bolshevikis en- ell
sur de Russia.
ROMA.-20.OO0 nihos aus
triacos seran alimentados Jpor
Italia mientras mejora la situa-
cion en- ell ex-Imperio.
PARlS.-Llegaron los Repre-
sentantes que envia AIemania
para eI cumpIimiento del Trata-
rln ID Raz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
DESORDENES OBREROS EN- LA
CAPITAL DE ESPANA

MADRID, diciembre 22.-los
trabaiadores han pretendido ata-
car a los patronos, por haberse
negado estos pagarIes todo ell
haber de la semana en- que fall
taron a los talleres.
La tropa y la policia ocupan
los sitios estrategicos, per ha-
Der ocurrido graves tumultos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-23
Ell ENORME DEFICIT EN- Ell
TESORO DE WASHINGTON

NUEVA YORK, diciembre %.
-Seg1n informes pubIicados por
aIgunos periodicos de esta cia-
dad. ell extraordinario deficit de
la Tesorerfa Sc atribuye a las
abrumadoras pensiones origina-
das por la guerra, las cuaIes, Sc
gun Sc tene, pasaran en- ell a1o
de 1920 de $3oo,O0O,0o0.