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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
Innesonle tWillaht

IL se lonesome twilight
a.,lh III empty arms on my breast
IS hear vas stony with sorrow
", wa 9TH mad unrest
.s III u.g little ones cradle.
,sa be the rew-made grave,
,ag t;5sd s.I were cruel, cruel.
s. ~ the child You gave
.Ao5tgjt 81 her out In the darkness
agb the rain on her little bed.
II fnis Is fold about her,
or olse hfr sunny head.
.,a taufied slle woke from Der siuna-
ned ana calling me.
.s5 efItq tjh God you were cruel,
i.5 ulat 4 my grief to theei''
ia vas sweet with pity
s,i8 ,eafe. be still. poor heart g
..6 fa. iii swift, still vision
ueapen gates swing wide apart
al fof stli ny grief and sorrow
rhat op sweet glimpse sutficed,
FL MS blue-eyed baby
s.leep III III arms of Christ
James Harrington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31

Emperor Or Japan for sshis spaea
service 90 naval atsaehe.s
Commander Horne. who WIFE xasS
% the United States soon, Il she 81
American naval og1cer q BE- deco
Nv the japanese gc eminent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
Nual

dsr EresFsc ]. EoEne, the
Anaasscan naval aetahs 81 Toxic,
Jspan. has been decOratsd with the
order II the Sacred Treasure by the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
EaI1l . us. - 80

AeS1F zsxas
For Gsw Yes
The Rev. ga Darlington John-
aOn, FscsnE ~ St. Anna's. Eegt here
today Tor New York city cn 8 trip o9
n neso hatuFe ana one connected
win casafc hssssnssa Fhe rscsor WI
be absent couple Of days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
It TAKES GOOD SI)IES
TO DO THIS

:. Geoge Wentworth, b letter carrier
here. has worn a pair OF shoes with
Ne0lin Soles four months and two
days. His route ii twenty mikes d day.
This test made at Our request, proves
the wearing quality Of Ne0iin Soles to
cur satisfaction From EOEhr0ps~
Farnham Co, Dover, N. II.
Only NeoIin Soles viii stand up
under q test like This. People who are
hard on shoes win save money Il they
buy them with Neoiin Soles. These
aas0es come in many styles fcg uens
wpmen and children.
Have Ne6lin S<lles put On yossg worn
shoes TOO. Any good repair agaop viii
apply them. Remember theY are
made BY Science To be comic rtaEle and
waterproof, also. Manufactures BY The
Goodyear Tire 81 Rubber Co, Akron,
Ohio, Who make WingfoOt Heslas
guaranteed 70 OsstWear ell otkes heels.
neoin
= zsaSs nssE ~. 9. e. -. o.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
Z Cure d Cold ii One nv

Tan. - alive BRoMo QUINN
u ~ I stops ths Gl M
Resss,o = y signature 0n each E
s and works o9 Ema
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
ageeMs Annou ICED
Easter u

N3Ht&1G 81 A5&MAkaS
Mrs. JOHN Floyd Waggaman. uf
'.vviId Rose Lodge. South River, Anne
Arundel county, and Washington, has
announced the engagement Of her
daugaa ter in-law, MRS. Henry Elliott
Nlaggaman. to Ar. waiter Ebsn Burn
aids. of Silver City, New Mexic0
The wedding, which will be- quiet
one. owing to recent death III the
WaggaEnan family, sonae members 81
whom are ID mourning. will take
place hers. most likely lii Faster week.
Mr. Burnside q cashier 81 the
American National bank. ct Silver
City. and also. has ranch and catsis
interests.
The bride-to-be 81 charfAang young
woman. general fayorite with Anna
polls and tbs Naval academy society,
While there will be 60 meeting thin
week o9 the Little Light Bearers o.
the Presbyterian church, there win be
meeting tomorrow afternoon 81
quarter of four III the church Sunday
school room (not the mRnsel Of The
Junior Christian Endeavor, Of Jack
and Janet 81 the Philippines Z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
Left Yer

LEFT Fer
Olheg FIslaa
Mr. and Hrs, II. g. whssegord, Who
have been Isving hers foF the past two
yasFs, left today for their gRtare home
10 Hartford county Mr. Whiteford has
been County Aren't os Agriculture nd
iais friends, especially the farmers are
ioakh q part Nth him. 1ars. NhiteE0rd,
q charming woman, has made many
friends here. For the past week she
has been staying 81 the home Of Mrs
Lewis Gardiner, having given up her
apartments st the Duke Of Gloucester.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
Community Sing
Il lrmnrJ Tonight

III Webster will lead the Cofnmuyl-
ii sing al Tie armory tonight at s
o'clock There will be reserved ssata
iii tile service men. who will sing sev~
tral numbers and be led BY br. Coli
hrt of the " q. g. s. 1t ID not ex-
ptied lhc school children will sing
aHight, as The sing viii feature the
Clee club Of the service men.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
B. a. Electric
Railroad.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
hospital BENEFIT
hanrp Agfepssi

DespIte the other attractions In
I'm saturday night. the hospital ben
III dante ID Carved Hall was wonder
INV sacce sful In the early evening
rs fea dancers made the outlook un-
DroalsIng, bat later the dancers be-
IA d rome in groups and q large
snsd finished the evening for the
hospital benefit The excellent sum Of
.ioo VAS realized The hosteaaes and
tiapronp4 1t the dance were Mira.
Nation Hopkins and Mrs 3. s. Hep
bum Mrs Joe Morrison also assist
I'll later iii the evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
OranisIng ~

b toaniy
Mrs, Theodore Johnson, Mrs. T. j.
Llathieum and Miss Foreshaw ara
making The trip 10 GaleavilIe this
sllernoon and 0wensvilIe tonight Cor
ne purpose Of organizing "" III the
sections Of the county visited and out
ilirg the purpose of the work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
Little GlrI's
! Brit ny Part

1 @FA@ 5000
Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, 81
Franklin strees, gave their little
daughter, Loln, nlrfhday party Oh
Saturday, from to 3 o'clock. The
occasion was II honor III the twelfth
birthday az Lole. and tie guests we're
little girl friends. az wearing dasnty.
white dresses and pretty ribbons They
played games and enjoyed nusic sitter
which refreshments were served. The
feature of the table decorations was
the birthday cake with tts twelve liRht-
cd candles. Sweet peas and carna-
tons were the levers used ia deco
fati0ns. and beautialI Easter lily
was conspicuous, becaues Miss nois
was born on Easter Sunday twelve
years ago
Tho little h0Htess was the recipient
.o9 many beautiful and uaafsai presents.
Elach little guest at aepsgting ives
given az souvenir Of the happy 0c-
casion q slice OF birthday cake and q
carnation.
Mrs. Stewart was assisted In enter
tanning the little folk BY Mrs. w. Nv.
RusseIl and Mrs. Elsie Smith Those
present were:
Lois Stewart, Helen Thomas. Helen
Sones, Mlrlan JewsilA Ada Jewell,
K.lsie Armlger, Catherine Cadalg, Nat.
allie Boessel. Louise King, Catherine
Knadler. Annie CoughIin. Martha sui
Ivan, Jeanette Robinson, Miriam
King, DOrothea 0ninot, Naomi Meade.
Marie Can't, Addie Davidson. DOr0-
thea RohlnHon, Elizabeth Robinson.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
Mrs. Cot no
Entertain Chnrcil S0csey

On Wednesday Afternoon &c $50
Mrs. Wtnson q. Cot will entertain ct
her home Dn Murray Fiji the Mission
AIRY society Of the Presbyts rian church
Mrs. AIphonso Smith will read i paper
on Africa. \
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31

Miss Marian Martin. Of Marblehaad,
Asfs who las been the guest Of Mrs.
Charles Il Chance King George street
6f II fpW days. has returned home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
raRds ATTEND
AI.t arenle llaifeR

Never has there been q greater
tfawa ii any dance In the Naval acasi-
eng, except probably at q june hall.
llan II the Mi-Careme dance held on
saturday night Indeed there were
sifls and girls and midshipmen and
hldshipmen not to mention chape-
nnes They say theirs were girls
ifaal every state IN the Union. and
YEN some rho crowd was FAR too
numerous to make dancing comforts
able
iefs Com George Keester, u. 8.
q WHO Is doing sea duty. III trans
fl sersiee IS spending q weeks
eaye With his family on Green street.
9qaiaaNasr keester joined his family
aefe 81 Friday
afs John Taggart Blodgett. who
NJ active here for two years Iii Red
'f'ss aild Surgical Dressings work.
s'saiilzing the hitter. and who has
e spending several months with her
s.ssF Miss Relflis. in Virginia. has re-
sflea alid Ii with her sister. Mrs,
Malael Bryan wife Of Pay Inspector
slsaa 4 81, College avenue
y and Mrs William n. Abbott. ol
aslillgtan, p c.. and little daughtes
asals are visiting Mr.. Abbott.s moth
aake Of Gloucester street.
!, y Calvert Magruder motored 0vsE
saa Washington Saturday and spent
END with his mother. asS
'a'q 1 Nagruder. state circle
i.atan Reading
saS> III Meet
.'.s Nonaaii Auxiliary Ienten read
M M e3ass VII meet tomorrow after.
n O'clock III the guild room
4 eillfeh Al members are urged
M ls0fotlly Holden. OF yas&sville
As.s ~ Weekend guest Of Miss Eliza,
ataas Cathedral street
L,
re- - Merry sedlacek arrived home
satattlay afternoon from New
S. U after having served over
as,, nearly two years with tn
~ 81 WIT She was given q rpya
ss. g host Of Annapolis
Z sfgaret Wohigemuth anothel
~ i,ed Cross nurses OF the HaS
,, ~ = expected % arrive hnras
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31

llent-G om George Keester, u, 8.
4. WHO i doing sea duty. ii trans
ea service Is spending q weeks
eaye With his family on Green street.
eq'amanler keester joined his family
asre az Friday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-31
. = Readlng
s'aS> iii Nee,

IS Nom,ili Auxiliary Ienten read
s7ass Mll meet tomorrow aftar-
! O'clock III the guild room
church. All members are urged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
SEES FALL IN HIGH COST
OF LIVING FAR AWAY
Life Assurance Head Says People
Will Remain in a Spend
thrift Mood for Long Time.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening

bY A>soSlatf0 tFtSS W FsNtEA ENtiilhE
New York, Dec 5.-Reduction of the
high cost of living seems only a remote
possibility to William \. Day, president
of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of
New York. MIR. Day describes the present
situation rs betraying n passion for ex-
penditurc IN the pursuit ot. pleasure and
costly non-essentials which has no parallel
III history"
These assertions were made by MIR.
Day in the course of an address he deliver
ed here yesterday before the reconstruc-
ton conference of the Association of
Life Insurance Presidents
The war, said MIR. Day, "thrust upon
Us an unnatural and unbalanced prosper
ity and has left us a legacy of imitation,
speculation and excessive improvidence-
A large volume of easy money has found
its way into the pockets of many people
To whom substantial cash surplus was
new and tempting possession. This, he
added, had been followed by great pas
sion for expenditure and pursuit of
pleasure by those of improvident and
sell-indulgent tendencies.
Popular extravaganza, he declared had
naturally led to governmental eXtrava-
gance as a result of which the average
American family would be called upon to
paw IN Federal taxes for the year ending
June so. 1920, about S235, compared
with S36.75 in 1911. an increase Of $50
Per cent in this particular factor Of the
cost OF living High prices rtsultlnG from
inadequate production and depletion OF
supplies have, he said, but served TO
whet the appetite Of the spendthrift
He cprotests as Ig.rouslv as the provdent
man against the high cost Of the necessities
OF life but be eagerly pays high prices for
4. . ff,f-
early service lie Is often willing to pay q
premium above the market price
With 50 many poop IN this spend
&hrift mood, 50 many outbiddlng each
othcr for some Of the necessities and most
Of the luxuries Of life, any material re-
iuction in tie high cost of living seems
s remote possibility. Every individual
and every organization Of individuals.
concluded Mr.. Day, must assist in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
PARA, UNDER EQUATOR,
BUT RAS FINE CLIMATE
Mild, Summer Weather Always
Prevails in Brazilian City at
Mouth of Amazon.

Para, Brazil, Nov. Although only
so miles from the equator the city of
Para enjoys perennial climate of what
might be called mild summer. There is a
shower of rain nearly every afternoon
throughout the year, which together with
the welcome trade winds blowing in
from the Atlantic temper the intense heat
of the sun and give Para a climate that
for evenness and equability cannot prob
ably he surpassed
The mornings and evenings are always
cool, and the midday heat never approach
es that of a regular August day in New
York or Chicago. Sunstroke is entirely
unknown. There is no record of case
in the entire Amazon Valley. Schoolboys
play football In the open city spaces dur
ing the hottest hours of early afternoon
and laborers naked to the waist, toll sweat
ing on the docks in the blazing sunshine
without any apparent ill-effects.
Straw hats are worn the year round III
Para, and sun helmet would be regarded
with almost as much curiosity on the
Avenida da Republica here as it would on
Fifth avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

bringing our people back to the practice
of rational economy"
Despite what Mr.. Day characterized
as 'the present unparale led passion for
needless spending" he said there had been
an unprecedented increase in the amount
OF life insurance written in the United
States In the present year. Statistics
gathered for the Association of Life In
surance Presidents placed the total volume
OF new insurance for the year at S7,712,-
600, 900, compared with s4, 600 0OO, 900 for
the heaviest previous year, 1918. This
amount, Mr. Day said would exceed all
the insurance outstanding in all the CON-
panies 20 years ago.
In explaining why this great increase
occurred Mr.. Day said the heavy death
roll from the war and the influenza epi-
demic had brought almost every house
hold in the United States face to face with
the uncertainties of life and had gwen a
great stimulus to life insurance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Cotton Instead of Silk.

The high price level reached by silk is
turning some of the cutters-up to the use
of cotton. This is true of the waist
trade, where the flimsy character of the
cheaper silks prevents the manufacture
of what arc considered even fair garments.
In thppetticoat trade the same situation
is met. and certain manufacturers have
mentioned the use of sateen instead of
silk because Of the high price of the latter
The relief gained in this way. however, is
not expected to he very lasting, rs the
fine grades of cotton fabric are gradually
being forced to the same high leve as silks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

The clothes worn by men are also n
matter of surprise to the foreigner visiting
this equatorial city. Brazilian profess
sional men, doctors, lawyers and engi-
neers, invariably wear clothes sIsh as are
worn in New York in the spring or fall
Government officials, senators and depu-
ties favor the conventional "cut-away,
and in official calls on the State governor,
for instance, this very untropical garb is
the rule
Business men, and especially foreign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

stay bilious or oonstipated, Feel splendid
always by taking Cascarets occasionally.
They act without gripping or moon
vcnience. They never sicken you like
Calomel, Salts, Oil or nasty, harsh Pills
They cost so little too Cascarets work
while YOU sleeu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

'Cascarcts' tonight surct Your cys-
tenn Is filed with liver and bowel POI
son which keeps your skin sallow, your
stomach upset, your head dull and ach-
ing and your system full of cold Your
meals are turning into poisons, gases
and acids You cannot feel right Don t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

ers, however, adhere to the cooI-lookinp
white cotton, linen or duck. In the mat
ter of evening clothes the citizens Of
Para are very formal. In the days Of the
rubber boom when public entertainments
were the rtile-and note, as now, the ex-
ception-the conventional full evening
dress was always worn by men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
FANCY GAMES AT ALPoWCO DANCE

The Alpowco Club gave another en-
joyable dance at the New Century Club
last night. A number Of very fancy cos
TUNES was an attractive feature.
The prize in the spot dance was won by
Miss Mildred Bragfan and Frank Cohce.
The prize in the block dance was won
by Miss Helen O'Toole and John Pierce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved by the salts
action Of many and will be TO yoti.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Law is still supreme in this land.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
CAMBIOSE ENEL
GABLNETE DEL
EX-PMER. JEFE
Protestaron antier los Srios.
de Industria y de
Conuricaciones

Teleqruma Especial para Ia PRENSi.
CIUDAD DE MENICO. Enero 24.
Ell ingenierD Manuel Rodriguez Gu
tielrcz, durante mas de dos amos sub
Secretario de Comunicaciones V Ohras
Publicas en- cl ga0inete de Carranza,
es ahora Secretario de Estado del
despacho del mismo ramo. Aver otor
20 la prOtesta ante el icfe del eje-
cutivo, en- q Salon Rojo del Palacio
Nacional.
Igualmente otorgo "a protesta CO.
mo Sub-SecretariO de Industria y
Comercio el ingenicro Leon Salinas,
que habia qucdado al frente de dicha
Secretaria, en- su calidad de Official
Mayor. desdc que el ingcniero Pani
irt nombrado AIinistro IN f'rancia.
Sc haUia dicho inSiStentemcntc en
los clrculoS semi-oficiales que Ca
rranZa nombraria Secretario de In
iustria Concrete al nismo tempo
que de Comunicaciones Y Obras Pu-
blicas, pero no ha Sido asi. Salinas
quedar:i definitivamente al frente de
dicha Secretaria. pero cor su ca!idad
de Sub-Secreta-lo.
Dcsde aver el Distrito Federal tie
ne como goDerlador a Alfredo Brece-
da .quien en- dos ocasioDeS anteriores
ocupo ese cargo. Arnulfo Coma
'ez ocuparsi probablemente el cargo
de Sub-Secretario de Gobernacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

V.CARRANZAY Y
MIR. FLETCHER
Viene denfro de POGO a los
Estados Unidos ell
Embajador

Tel>gfGnG especial para "LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero "a.
Ell bajador del los Estados
UnidcS er esta capital, Mr.. Henry P.
Fletcher. celebro aver una larga con-
ferencia con el jefe deI Ajecutivo,
Venustiano CarranZa, en- el palacio
Nacional, habiendo s!do introducido
por ell Jefe del Protocolo, Manuel ANA
va.
De los asuntos que hayan tratado
el Emba iador Y el jefe del ejecuti-
vo en- su conferencia no Sc tienen in
formes. Mr.. Fletcher anUnclo los
periodis.as que saldria manana para
Washington Y Que estarla fuera de
Mexico algo mas de un mes, debiendo
dedicar una parte de csc tempo al a
rreglo de asuntos particulares.
FL Embajador har;i el viaje ilasta
Laredo bo-Gc de un CAIRO especial,
en- el que iran acompanandolo Ma
nuel Amaya Y varios ayudantes del
ProJoCoIo. Tn trca militar precede-
ra al en- que viajc el Embaiador
para evitar que vaya q ser atacado
por alguna de las partidas rebeldes
que nay en-rc la capital Y San LUIS fo
tosi.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
PUSO EN- LIBERTAD
VILLA A TRES
AMERICANOS
Les advirtio que debian de
pagar buenos sueIdos a
SuS peOHeS

Telrg-umn especial para Ia PREESh"
WASHINGTON, Enerc 24.-En ell
Departamento de Estado Sc recibi0
hoy un mensaje firmado por el Con-
sui americana en- Chjhuahua, Ste
wart. en- el qIe da cuenta de haber
Sdo 2uestos en- libertad por Villa los
ciudadanos americanoS Holmers, Ma
thewson Y Davitt. que fueron hechos
prisioneros en- las minaS de Santa
Eulalia, durante una de las recientes
correrias de los villistas por esas
rcgioneS.
Sc agrega en- ei citado mensaje
que antes de ponerlos en- libertad,
los hiZo comparecer ante el. Villa, Y
les aconsejo que vieran la manera
lie lograr cue los tra5ajadores que
ocupan en- sus minas queden en- me-
jores condolences de las en- que Sc ha-
Han actualmentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
LA AREVOLUC|ON ESTA A PUNTQ
DE TRIUNFAR EN- PORTUGAL
Todo depende de que los
monarquistaS tengan buen
exito en- Oporto
g 8. e

Del Serricio Especial de IA PRENSH."
MADRID, enero 24.-Del eXito que
ell movimiento monarquista tenga en-
Oporto. uno de los principales puer-
tos de Portugal, depende que su triur-
TO sea complete en- la propia capital
de ese pals, la ciudad de Lisboa. Los
elementos republicanos reconocen la
gravedad del peligro Y estan ahora
consolidandose.
Ell gobernador de POntevedra, pro-
vincia espahola contigua a la fronte-
ra portuguese, envia un mensaje es-
Ia capital, diciendo que el cree due los
monarquistas han ganado en- el nor
te del pals, V tianen grandes eSperan
Zas de que Lisboa Sc una al movimien
to realista.
Ell Captain Almeida de las fuerZaS
reaistas, ha tratado de ganarse las
tropas del gobierno en- Aveiro Y Coinl-
bra. por medic de arengas promesas
pero sus esfuerZos no tuvieron GXito
Y hubo de regresar a Oporto. FL Ca
pitan Conceiro Sc ha declarado Pri-
mer Ministro del gobierno monarquis-
Ia Hace algunos amos este mismo
rersonajc encabeZo otro movimiento
en- el norte de Portugal, pero fue apla-
cado rapidamente por cl gobierno re-
publicano.
En- Setubal fue arrestado un alemIn
quien Sc le encontraron pruebaS de
su complicated en- el movImiento re-
voIucionario. Tambien Sc empieza
sospechar de alsunos elementos del
gobierno de Paes. pronunciandose a
este efecto. los nombres de Macha-
do Santos y otros lideres
FL hijo del doctor Paes. es el lider
jefe de las tropas republicanas.
Los realistas anuncian que las in
fornaciones que Sc han publicado por
los republicanos, acerca de Que don
Manuel ha lanzado una proclama de-
saproband0 el movimiento realiSta, no
deben ser atendidas. asegurando que
don Manuel no ha expedido tai pro-
clama.
Fl Ministro de Justicia. presento su
renuncia, pero no lc fue accptada
Los ferrocarrileS portugueses Sc ha-
Han ahora llenoS de trenes militares,
10 que ha desorganizado el servicio de
transportes. Todo el pals Sc halla en-
un complete estado de desorden.
tPasa a II "a. pag. Col. ia,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
BOLIVIA PTDE UNA
SALIDA AL MAR

Dei Scrririo especial u - PEENSA"
PARIS. Encro 24.--Sc dice que
Bolivia Sc ha dirigido a Ia Conferen-
cia de Paz. Y que ha formulado ante
ella una formal dcmanda para que
Sc Ic conccda tcner un puerto dc mar
Y Ia maner, de ponerSc en- comunica-
ci6n con q. Al cfecto, sometio 4 la
citada Conferencia suS reclamaclOnes
sobre el DiStrito de Tacna. que Sc
basan en- antecedeutes historicOs.
Segun Sc ha podido sahcr, tamDicn
Chile V Peru han somctido la pro-
pia Conferencia de Paz sUs rcSpcc-
twas rcclamaciones.