davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
FL icor que Sc guarde para uso
personal no sera tocado
Sc suspende la causua que Ordena busque decOmise
el licor guardado siempre cuando que este no
acapare para Ia

do usada con este prop6sito, y 10 per
mita, sara suieta al embargo de n
propiedad para pagar las costas, gas
tos Y multa que Sc originen del proce.
so en- contra del individuO que coupe
dicha casa,'y tai embargo sera deere
tado por cuadquier Corte que tenga iu-
risdicci6n.
A los juec,s de los Tribunales de
los Estados Unidos sc les da concu-
rrencia juridiseional, Tara que inieien
acusaciones v decretOs de embargo que
prohiban la persona acusada cont.
nuar en- Ia violaci6n de Ia ley durante
los tramites del litigio.
La violaci6n de estos decretos Sc
considerara como una rebeldia, y los
jueces que 10 ordenan, tendran dere.
chO a acusar Y castigar al violador.
La secci6n sexta del "bill" expresa
que 81 alguna de las parties de esta
sc alega nula, las demas quedaran en-
vigor.
La secci6n s6ptima dice que ningu.
ma de estas medidas sera adaptada a
aquellas zonas donde rigen las regu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
(Tradueciones de Ell MUNDo)

FL medic por ciento de alcohol sera
el lfmite que Sc permita en- las bebi
das despues del primero de julio, segGn
Sc Ordena en- el bill que rigi6 duran
te la guerra. FL comite judicial lleg6
a un acuerdo Sc lie participant Ia
Camara pOr medic del representante
Mr.. VOlstead, de Minnesota.
Ell eOmite no quiso adoptar ninguna
medida con respecto al almacenaje de
licOres, siemprs que este sea para uso
personal. Algunos prohibicionistas que
rfan que Sc aprobara una ley para qui-
tar el alcohol de manos de aquellos
que 10 estan acaparando, pues dicen que
hay muchoss que Sc dedican guardian
10 antes de que venga la prohibition
Seg6n esta ell ''bill'', solamente pue
de ser convicta aquella persona que te-
niendo licor en- su casa 10 negocie o
venda.
81 no Sc pone discussion el " bill" -,
Sc exigira una question de 6rden para
que Sc debata. Sc cree que sera possible
aprobado en- la Camara antes de que
termine la semana, pero no hay segu-
ridad de que Sc apruebe en- ell Senado
durante el presente periodic legislative.
La parte del 'bill'' que fla el tan
to por ciento de alcohol dice asi: ,
Las palabras cerveza, vino oscual-
quiera otra d. las bebidas intoxicantes
que aparecen en- ell prOyectO, deberan
interpretarse como bebidas que con
tengan mas del medic por ciento de
alcohol.
FL comisionado de Rentas Internas
sera el responsible del cumplimientO de
la ley. Hara que sus agentes persi-
gan denuncien a todas las persOnas
que violen esta, y 'seran aeusadas
pOr el Fiscal General.
''Toda casa, cuarto, buque, vehfcu-
10 o cualquier otro sitio que Sc de-
dique a negociar con alcohol, tOda
aquella persona que Sc encontrare al
frente de este negOeio, sera convieta
de misdemeanor (delito de m;nor GUAM
tia) condenado a una multa que no
baje de 800 y que no exceda de $1,000;
o en- su conseeueneia, encarcelada pOr
un periodo no 'menOr de treinta dias,
nj mayor de un afio, Sc lie pOdra i'm
poner ambas penas.
"Toda persona que tenga duda ra-
z6n para Greer que su casa est6 sien-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
coNFERENcIA DEL sR. MAURA
soBRE LA LIGA DE LAS NAcIoNEs

Madrid, IS de febrero.-
En- el Centre del Ejercito, y con
asistencia, de numerOsOs generates y
pOliticos, inaugur6 el sefor Maura Ell
curse de conferencias.
Disert6 el senior Maura sobre la Lii
ga de las Nacioies.
Empez6 el Orador por dirigir un sa-
Judo los institutes armados.
Declare que la hora de la paz sera
de grandes inquietudes hasta que las
naciones Sc convenzan de que la Liga
servira para acabar con las demasias
de las potencias insolentes y podero-
saa y para evitar la humanidad ca
tastrofes como la pasada.
DijO tambien que ST la Liga de las
Naciones Sc realiza seran inGtiles las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
Ell EsTADo DE GUERRA EN-
GRANADA

Madrid, febrero 49,
Sc ha publicado una nota ofciosa
justifeandO la continuation del esta-
do de guerra en- Granada.
Dice la nOta que es precise man
tener ALI Ell estadO de guerra ante el
tenor de que Sc repitan los sangrien-
tos successes.
La casa del conocido lachiquista Sc
nor Martin Flores fue asaltada por Ia
muehedumbre, y un autOm6vil del Sc
nor Laehica fue incendiado.
Sc sabe que algunas sociedades y va
rios pueblos estaban decididos secun.
.
dar Ia protesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15

lacioncs ~ Departamento NJ Guerra
Armada.
Como IN enmienda a u Constitution
vcndra a ser efcetiva en ruero. v ~
acta prohibieionista en- yieor dnraute
Ia guerra no se eliminnri hagta la com
pleta dcmovilizaci6n deerefo del pre-
sidcntc ordeHandolo, muehas pcrsoHas
son Dc opinion De q. IA verdadcra exiiH
ci6n del alcohol empez6 con IA medida
prohibicionista durante Ia guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
"A IET Ps8EIauok1l tlua TRlIBR
koS tk kSsUEci

deaso ffadsts. ~ 500 rfsHeisra.
qae fezfss fesfshfemenfe A. Nsfus
qa defda - fra aaffsatisa stasss
aerfiarH. ~ maaif .sfaia iss -
portets neaeafeuines 40 q iefhs -
"a rfoLibila = las fersanss w. fassn
1e io dieg s6os = Nofr e. i.as a.
'amttil saa mafaias ~ r~tftlsa
sfula. q eafhsn "a aaffFiaimenfa
impossible u seas aalf
cuanto i pahibf - p implsngh
~ Nofusaa sn = So 1915. huta sssi
uaa ateia. 81. sausada ~ d faiia
de Hsaras 81 paebla asffiha - rsa
greco qu tef6 d satiaeme.rsiisa ~.
81 eiiaiefaa nastas ieaisisaafes 80
tififias det aieatai
Jaeah ftpsettT. assufai A. Esfsssi
uo. esfnre ffes ssmsnas ~ pstfaafa
De- ~ bafe aaehs iismra. ais az
,dio pfaa eaasf ffes tetes 80 Nafus
20 suunt Il iifmfo que refuahssia
alH Les eam8.las eFau mur ssi.Fias.
ra eonHsfiaa - - tfrsfsi suaiguis
ra un feHafa imfBmf8sfn. raHn
unh ~ estas sanfgas b resgafoa sgs
s - fasins - sifies ssi rlaasta
donae tuhisfa Il rFsbitieiku - rasisfas
ias fosas eons - Nefaeaa. hahis qas
deeirle s.liss e ias aiasias tsffsasiss
y. uua - dosi . 80 dsraesha ~
abraiuio ia ~ pfahibisiosi.ta. . tsn
dfiamas qae smiRsf ~ sfra asa.is.
va que N tsfe ~ - psdfis vivir pst
''morf ds h sxsssiva usfaii1af.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
COLLISION EN- BILBAO !,

Bilbao, IS de febrero.
Sc han celebradO varios mitines obre-
ros.
Uno de los oradores que tomaron
parte EN- el verifcado en- Baracaldo,
atac6 los sOcialistas que no son revoa
lucionarios, acusandoles de estar ven
didos.
Esto di6 origen un tumulto seguido
de una collision, en- la que resultaron
variOs heridos.
La guardia civil disolvi6 los grupos
combatientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
LOS EsTUD1ANTEs PERsIGUEN AL
sR. LACHICA

Madrid, Is de febrero.
Los estudiantes tampoeo antraron hoy
en- clase.
I Una nutrida manifestation de escO.
lares recorri6 las Gales llevando ban.
deras rojas con la siguiente inscrip.
ci6n: "iAbajo el eaciquismo I"
Los manifestantes Sc dirigieron al
Palace Hotel. Una comisi6n de estu-
diantes penetr6 en- el Hotel Sc en-.
trevist6 con Ell director del mismo, ha-
eiendOle saber que seria apedreado Ell
ediGcio 81 cOntinuaba alojando en- el el
diputado senior Lachica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15

"By M. Otero Colmenero,
San Juan, Porto Rico, Box
486. Mr.. Otero Colmenero
is the finest penman in our
island possession, and one
who ranks among the most
skillful of America. " THE
BUSINESS EDUCATOR,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Este abecedario fue eiecu-
tadO en- unOS pOcOs segundOs
con uno de mis- canuterOs
oblicuos. Envieme go cts. EN-
giro postal, v vuelta de co.
rreo lie remitire una docena
de TARJETAS MANUSCRI-
TAS, con su nombre, todas
diferentes, un CANUTERO
OBLICUO, Y un ABECEDA-
RIO ARTISTIC0 como la
muestra, preparado expresa-
mente para usted. APPROVE
CHE ESTA 0PORTUNI-
DAD. FL abecedario sola-
mente vale ell impOrte sOlici-
tado. NJ. OTERO COLME-
NERO, Caligrafo, Box 4S6,
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
coNsEJo DE MINISTRIES

Madrid, 1S de febrero.
Sc ha celebradO Consejo de Minis
tros bajo la presideTeia del Rey.
FL Jefe del GObierno senor Conde
de Romanones, di6 cuenta al Monarca
de la actitud del Parlamento con res
pecto la autonomia.
Despues Sc reunieron los Ministries
nuevamente, acordando adoptar ener-
gicas medidas contra los acaparadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
GRAVES CONFLICTOS EN- ESPANA
La .LLlcA" CATALINA ENTRECo LA DIRECTION DEL MoVI-
MlENTo AUToNoMIco AL SENoR LERRoUx, SECUN Sc d.
CE. EL JEFE DEL OoBERNO ESTA DSPUESTo A REoRCANl-
ZAR EL CABlNETE cONTINUA EL ESTADo DE GUERRA
EN- GRANADA

alianzas, que siempre cOndujerOn a Ia
guerra.
Ell senior Maura hizo resaltar los pro-
p6sitos de los Estados Unidos de au.
mentar su escuadra.
cello demuestra-dijo- que la de-
fensa nacional sera privativa de cada
gobierno. Aunque Sc limiten los arma-
mentos, NADIA afectara a Espana, que
tendra siempre necesidades superiores
sus recursos."
FL senior Maura fue ovaciOnado re.
cibi6 infnidad de felicitaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
MANIFESTATION EN- sEvILLA.
vARIos HERIDos
sevilla, lS de febrerO.

sevilla, IS de febrerO.
A pesar de haber sido prohibida por
el gobernador civil, hoy Sc verified
una manifestation simulando el entie-
rro del eaciquismO.
Los manifestantes llevaban velas en-
cendidas y entonaban canticos funera.
rios.
La manifestation recorri6 las prin-
cipales GALES de In ciudad; pero re-
pentinamente los guardias civiles car
garon contra ella, rasultando varios
heridos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
TRABAJos DE LA LLIGA CA
TALANA

Barcelona, Is de febrero.
La direction de la Lhga envi6 los
parlamentariOs catalanes unas hOjas,
obhgdndoles a frmarlas EN- blanco.
Sc supone que clio sea para que los
parlamentarios renuncien sus actas en-
un Homanto determinado.
Dicese que la Lliga encomend6 al
Jefe, de los radicales, senor LerrOux,
la direeei6n del movimiento auton6.
mico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15

De aeuerdo con los informes fidedig.
nos que hemos recogido, podemOs ase-
gurar que en- el certamen verificado
en- ell yeein6 pueblo de Guaniea, fue
legalmente 'electa Reina nuestra amiga
Ia profesOra sehorita Ana Rodriguez,
de esta eiudad sabemOs tambien que
dieha seSOrita, por motives de todos
conocidos en- aquel pueblo, no quisO
esiiirss Ia corona, rsnnneiando sus de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
ENvENENA A DOS HIJos Y Sc
SUICIDA

Granada, IS de febrero.
FL abOgadO sehOr Cosentarena, que
Sc habia divorciado de su esposa, en-
venen6 dos hijos suyos de corta edad
y Sc suicide depues arrojandose por
un balloon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15

mo podria ell senior Alcalde indi-
ear la "Guanica Central, que Sc
.manalmente, por 10 menos, dejase CO.
rrer las aguas que recOge en- el canal
que lie sirve de riego las fncas que
tiene en- esta jurisdicci6n7
Claro que ST, y de este modo evita.
rfase la cOnstante detenci6n de la co.
rriente, Y Ia formation de charcas, que
tan nocivas son a la salud pGblica dc
este vecindario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
GRAVE s1TUAc1oN
DE BARCELONA

Madrid, IS de febrero.
La situaci6n de la huelga en- BARGE
Iona sigue asumiendo caracterSs de
gravedad. Mas de cincuenta mil perso-
mas estan en- huelga, y Barcelona ha
estadO durante dos dias sin aqua, sin
luz y sin serviciOs de tranvias.
FL Gabinete estuvo ocupado hoy
casi exclusivamente con la session So
bre la situaci6n de Barcelona.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
DESDE YAUCO
(De nuestro cOrrespOnsal)
Mario TO-.

Aver sali6 de esta ciudad para La.
res tomar possession del cargo de Juez
Municipal para que fue recientemente
nombradO nuestro amigo el Licdo. An.
tonic Tollinchi, quien deseamos en- el
desempeho de sus funciones judicial.s
tanto exito como Ell que alcanzara en-
el ,magisterio.
Il Su puesto en- la escuela :. Columbus "
ha sidO eubierto pOr nuestro amigo
Bias Oliveras, Quien de SECURE continua-
ra brillantemente la Obra ALI comen-
zada por don Antonio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
MISSION coMERc1A1 A EUROPA

FL Ministro de Chile ha declarado
que su Gobierno enviara Europa, prin-
cipalmente Espaha, una mission con
cardcter cOmercial financiero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15

FL domingo Sc efeCtu6 en- el barrio
"Vegas" de esta jurisdiction una con.
ferencia de padres en- la escuela que
dirige la sehorita Pepita Pla. A ella
concurrimos, acompahadOs de los macs.
tros Bias Oliveras y osvaldo Morales,
contribuyendo al 6xito de la misma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
DE INTEREs PARA LAS sENoRAs

Hago a maquina Punto de- Vainiea,
Dobladillos, Tru-Tru y Rivete de Pieot
en- toda clase de telas que Sc me envfen
y preciOs econ6micos. Sc sirven en-
cargOs por cOrreO. Tienda LA FAMA,
San Francisco Telefono 555.- A.
TERRADILLos. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
LLEGADA DE EsPANoLEs PRIsIO-
NERoS DE ALENTANIA
Corula, ls de febrero.

Coruna, Is de febrero.
Ha fondeado en- este puerto, el va
por holandes 'Frisca''. Es ell primer
buque extranjero que viene desde que
comenz6 la gurra.
A bordO del "Frisca" llegaron 81
espaholes que habfan estado prisione-
ros de Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
Ell SR. BURELL, GRAvEMENTE
ENFERMo

Madrid, IS de febrero.
Sc encuentra gravemente enfermo,
ell ex-Ministro liberal y conocido pc
riodista senior Burell.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15

yAnOche sc celebr6 un mitin obrerO
EN- la plaza de Washington para
protestar de que Sc llevaran a Fajar-
do trabajadores de esta localidad para
emplearlos en- las factorias agricolas en-
aquella comarca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15

Esta aquf muy escasa la leche, con
secuencia de la sequfa reinante hac
tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15

Ha sidO convenientemente pintado el
teatro "Yauco", Ia que en- verdad lie
hacia mucha falta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15

rechos en- favor de su companera la Sc
iorita Hortensia Lacroix.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
Seed
STATISTICS
DIlI|DEuDII
Census Bureau Report Covers
Statistics From August l.
February %

Washington, March 19.-Cotton seed
and products statistics announced to-
day by the census bureau in it's re-
port for the period August l to Feb
ruaray %, show:
Cotton seed crushed 3.363,343 tons,
compared with 3,201.5 .511 last year; on
hand February 28th, 555, ,091 tons. COM
paraed with 634,052. a year ago.
Crude oil produced 976,333.199 pounds
compared with 3,201,511 last year; on
on hand 2S5,515.614, compared with
241, TIA, 401 a year ago.
Cake and meal produced 1.637.938
TONS compared with ,541,0 last year:
on hand 131 ,401, compared with 114,-
O22 a year ago.
Linters produced 777,116 five hundred
pound bales, compared with 827,517
vast year: on hand 328,778, compared
with 240,015 a year ago.
Exports were: oil, 60.903, ,705 pounds,
compared with 32,711.077 last year;
cake and meal, 46,101 tons. compared
with 1854 last year, and linters g.
S24 running bales. compared with 121,-
636 last year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
VOCATIONAL
TRAINING IS
now ASSURED
Applies to American Citizens
Disabled While Serving in
the Armies of Allies
DONATIONS TO GIFT
FUND RESPONSIBLE
Vocational Training Board Is
DESTROYS of Getting in Touch
With All Entitled to Benefits

Washington, March 1s.-Through
several large donations to a "gifr
fund authorized by congress. the fed
eral board for vocational education
announced today it was now able to
offer vocational restraining to Ameri-
can citizens who were disabled while
serving in the armies OF of the allied
nations. This privilege is not accord
ed under the vocational educational
educationaal act, although an alien
who served in the American army and
was disabled is entitled to the train
ing.
The members of the board said to-
day that they were desirous of get
ting into touch with all Americans
who as soldiers in the allied armies
were in reality "the first to fight"
and were disabled while engaged in
such service. Upon proof of their SER
vice, injuries and necessity for voca-
tional education. it was said the board
was prepared to give the training to
them as fully and completely as to
any solder in the United States army.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
MEXICO Will
NOT ENFORCE
OIL DUTIES


Mexico City, Tuesday. March 18.-
The Mexican government has no iy-
tention OF forcing the immediate coll
lection Of royalties on oil produced in
this country during January and Feb
ruary under the decree Of President
Caransa on February IS, according to
a statement authorized tonight by the
branch Of the treasury department. In
charge OF petroleum revenue.
The announcement was made after
dispatches sent from Washington on
March IL to the effect that the de-
cree reopened the whole question OF
the rights Of foreign companies. were
called to the attention OF the depart
ment.. 1t was said the action Of Presi-
dent Caranza was taken merely as a
matter of form to keep the records
straight, since petroleum affairs have
been in state OF suspense since tho
DEGREES relative to the oil business
were issued last August" It was
pointed out that It was necessary to
fix royalties to carry out the provis-
ions Of previous decrees.
1t was asserted by the department
that the whole problem will be laid
before ceneress and that there would
- No co11aet1e q yayelties until thet
<{X7I&&
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
MEXICOE
MSYMPATHY
WIIHLEACUE
Senate Has Drawn UP Resol,i-
ti0ns Of Approval that are Ex-
pected to Be Adopted
SYMPATHIES OF
CARRANZA MILNE
Indications are That Mexicau
Republic Would Form q Part
of Proposed League

Mexico City, March 19.-There were
made public today resolutions intro
duced in the Mexican senate but not
vet acted upon, in connection with
the League of Nations project. One
OF these resolutions expresses Sym
pathy and admiration" for President
wilson and the other declares the
Mexican senate wishes that the no.
bic democratic proposals Of President
Wilson, which 1t admires and an.
plauds, be realized. and manifests the
desire that II 1t has the opportunity
the Mexican republic form q part OF
the proposed League Of Nations
Thus far these resolutions ha We
been the only expression available in
the way OF indicating Mexico's stand
relative to the proposed league. No
official statements have been forth
coming.
The resolution regarding the League
OF Nations was introduced December
13. just before the adjournment CT
the senate upon the completion Of the
first half of the present session. It's
appearance in print today was the
first intimation that such action had
been officially projected. The lack OF
quorum was given as the reason
the resolution was not acted upon.
The news article carrying the text
OF the resolution quotes Juan SAM
chez Azcona, senator from the fed
eral district and chairman OF the sem
ate foreign relations committee. as
asserting that the majority Of the
senate favors the league and the par
ticipatiop OF Mexico in It. Senior Ax-
coma declares also that while he has
no officisi ground Tor the atatement,
ne IL - s1,at ms RrlnoII es n1Is
League " Nations nfW Il ne With
the ideals maihtnined esby President
Carranza ..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
IN
KOREA EDUE
TOACITATORS
Situation Is Described as ssWild-
Fire" Agitation by Peoples
Unfit for Self Government

Madison, N. j.. March 19.-The rev.
olution in Korea was described today
as "wildfire agitation by a people as
yet unfit for self-government," by the
Rev. DR.. e. ID. Soper, professor in the
Drew theological seminary here, who
has just returned from seven
months tour OF the far east, part OF
which was spent in Korea.
He was Of the opinion that not
withstanding the mistakes in the Jap
anese rule and abuses Of power by
some Japanese in Korea, Koreans
were better off morally. physically
and economically under the Japanese
control than when they were inde-
pendent. One of the chief causes OF
the uprising. according to Soper, Is
the widespread talk OF self-determina-
tion for small nations fostered by
agitators.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
ATTIIUDEOF
SPAIN TOU.S.
SIGNIFICANT
Policy Tending 70 Closer Rela-
ti0ns is Being Followed
out by Premier

Madrid. March 1.-THE conservative
newspaper Epoca, In commenting on
the naming OF Manuel Gonzales Hon.
toria, a liberal deputy, as q delegate
to the league Of nations conference on
neutral nations. says the selection OF
a person SO closely allied to Premier
Romanones shows the premier in-
tends to continue following . policy
tending to closer relations with the
United States.
The Epoca thinks this IL a mistake.
President Wilson's views. It declares,
are too idealistic and 1t urges Spain
ought rather to support France and
England, her neighbors. instead Of dis
tant America
A Madrid dispatch March is which
announced the naming OF Senor Hon
toria to represent Spain at the neu-
trail nations conference characterized
him as a supporter of President Will
sons proposals, reserving only its de-
cision as to the reduction of arama-
ments and the fixing OF military forces
by members of the league.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
JAP PUBLICITY
AGENT CAUSE
STIR IN EAST


Washington, March 19.-Reports of
the growing anti-American feeling in
eastern Siberia has been for some
partment it was learned today in con-
nection with the A q ociated Press dis
patch from Vladivostok telling of the
widespread criticism there of the op-
erations Of the American military
forces in eastern Siberia.
Major General Graves, commanding
the American forces, was instructed
to avoid committing either side in aHy
factional troubles and strict observ-
ance Of these instructions has aroused
some hostilities.
stok toward the Americans is attrlb-
uted in well informed circles here to
the activity of the Japanese publicity
agent who has arrived here. Within
q few days, reports say, articles be-
gan appearing in Vladivostok news
papers. said to be under Japanese in
fluence, reflecting upon the United
States and its Siberian policy, or as
articles described it, it's lack of policy.
London, March 19.-The Bolsheviki
Saturday attacked Morjegorskaya,
hundred and thirty miles south OF
Archangel, but were repulsed, oc-
cording to Russian official dispatcn
received here today. The enemy left
fifty seven dead and many wounded
behind, while five unwounded pris-
oners and six machine guns were taxi
en- from them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
OP e N ING GUN
IN S u FF r. AGIST
CAMPAIGN FIRED

Making the first plea in Florida for
support OF the primary bin, through,
which women of the state will be given
the vote, Mrs. Albert McMahon. Of
the National American woman's Suf-
frage Association, spoke last night at
the city hall
Human reasons, rather than sex
reasons, Mrs. Mcmahon argued. should
determine the outcome, as she out
lined woman's work and the reasons
why the ballot should be hers.
Mayor Frank D. Sanders introduced
the speaker and other city commits
stoners and the state representatives
from this district were seated on the
rostrum. Before the lecture a read
ing was given by Ms. Olga White
Barnes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
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IMPROVEMENTS
TOBE HELDUP
Failure of Las Congress to Pass
Railroad Appropriation
LEGISLATION Cause

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Instruc-
tions issued today by the railroad ad-
will result in the temp
orary suspension or postponement OF
millions of dollars of railroad i'm
provernent work. because of the fl
nancia1 predicament caused by the
failure of congress to pass the appro-
priations OF the administrators Re-
volving fund. The suspension Of work
applies to many new stations under
erection or planned. spur tracks, road
bed Improvement. elevated tracks and
the construction Of bridges and build
ings.