davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Southern Spot Markets follow

Southern Spot Markets follow
Galveston quiet, 20 points lower at
1925; sales, 500 bales. New Orleans
quiet, 90 points lower at $3.50; sales,
2S4 balcs. Mobile nominal, 30 points
lower at 2575 sales, nil, Savannah
dull, unchanged at pic, sales, nil
Charleston dull, unchanged at 26c;
sales, nil Norfolk quiet, unchanged at
25c; sales, 200 bales. Baltimore nomi-
nal, unchanged at 27c; sales, nil
Augusta quiet, l2 points lower al 2Gc;
sales, l75 balcs. Memphis stcndy, Is
points lower nt 2G.75; sales, ! 10 bales
st. Louis quiet, unchanged Mt 27c;
sales, nil Houston steady, 90 points
lower at 25c; sales, 1855 bales. Little
Rock quiet, unchanged at 2675; sales,
1861 bales
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Buyers Arrive
Buyers invited to register In this
S243 between a m. and m ah

sweaters. mems furnishings hosiery A..
nre,ias: 4os Fourth Avenue. 9TH floor ana un-
WORCESTER. Mass.-w J. Woods Co
ing; Grand ''@'sns cloth
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Miscellaneous

BALTIMORE -Sauer's Dept Store. " y. Cold
ten. cloaks. suits. dresses and upholstery. Abr
cen.
li.lf lD.tnf.-. A-l.-t ..ra.. -.--ca
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Schedule in Bnnkruptcy

KEMEHEE MATurs & Co-A schcdnlc NJ
kemercr. Mathel Co. address. flied yes
ierday In the lulicd States District Court. shows
Liabilities Of $500 a9s aud assets Of $40, $50 Tho
lnfrc largest creditors arc standard Hank ot
crcr savmnnh Ga.. $40 900. and !. j. Nolan.
Albany saj3So. Robert T.. Lewis A. broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar-Private advices report 600
tons of Perus sold in San Francisco at
price not made known. According to
the most recent estimate Cuba's cron
OF raw sugar for 1918-19 will be "a
o'4,oO0 bags, or 4,010571 tons. COM
pared with final outturn in 1917-,ts
of 3,444,605 tons. The Sugar Eoua1jza-
tlon Board still shows an Interest in
raw sugars for shipments this month
and report 5000 tons Porto Rjcos a.
72Sc C. j. f. Local rcfincrs have re-
Gently received over 10000 baps Of
Cuban raws and over 10000 bags of
ra"s went to Canadian refners.
Coffee Futures.-The market was
quiet an easily influenced bv ordors
either way. On che call prices we're
unchanged to an advance # 3 points
but the undertone became easier lator
IN the session on trade selling and
liquidation, with an absence of azores
slve demand from any quarter The
close was MT unchanged to a decline
of points N'''''
The range Of prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Buyers Coming

sT louis Mo.--schlni,s & shrcirr cicillns,
Co, Mr. Nud Schmiiz woollcns. Hotel Asio''
will be hers March 90
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Discharges in Bankruptcy

Judge learned Hand I'm tho United States pis-
trict Court yesterday discharged tho following
bankruptB
lellnie r. Iiainr. Max Levine Samuel j. Fat
tcfson. Jacob loudrlfnsn. Joseph Nisnbarh jr =.
Morw Eisncr isaac rurly. George Warren. lsa,
.orc Block Morris Willer otto nchrr Jacob
ltumnncr. Moses car Uueldnahnm ~ lobn
l''yt william Iohmann. uat 4 ,bulas. Laan
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Business Troubles

''9a H1sau w epd.nlaH p ana Mi1 LSss sSls;m'n
Hoerickc. lIenrette is. & g. Gump Co. l.oO6 20
Bird. Peter B.-Irrd e. Taylor. $50 93
Brady. Paul P.-E. y. Morse ct al..... 314l.6l
samSMT % lu''9"e jones CON- . Jones' ss7s9 ss7s4
Bracale Adolfo--C. Vogliotti ..-.... 1907 20
Bennis. l. Allcn-T Nelson ......... 94s o5
itrlnkIan. Herman--J Cram ....-..... 12l.I3
,, People. &c. ...-...... 10000
writer Co. .'................ 1852
Carol Nearin F.M sulzbcrger ...... '... $500
Cioush: Geo. H.mCutler Tower Co, Inc. 1o34.20
City OF y. Y.--Tite Guarantee & Trust
p9alners. Melvin HE- Hymes IaS.io
Galland; ausii" SIS Roi@schd $$s $a =
Ksatins. cnas, A.saunders Express, Inc 2S5. T.
Klein VIM j. (Tappan Garase)-H. u.
Leo Feinberg. lnc.-B g. Levlnson... 1861
Lee Jones Co. 1nc.-M. {. Fagan...... lll7.50
MS Monoy i9s 5sR Re Ell IL s sayre Parks 5sl?y Is595
North Shore Gravel Co. Inc.-Globe and
y Rutgers Fire Ins Co.. Inc.....;.... lo2.53
:. u; Laying Fields ..............,. .si.1o
man nan Powder Works. Works. Inc-rhompson-
rrsnar. Lester Ia; NJ, Prahar...... 0iiooo
Kcidcrs, Joseph-B. II. Goldbach 80. 1880
lIenuhlic Storage Co.. Inc.-Psaki & Co..
. Inc .....;............. 14a4.5e
Schaef'er Fred MA. A. Hcrberman
. ct al ....:.;..;..::.. .........-~. $3.50
Tr'nray' icnnard-,J H. oBricn; costs. 1850
lrulls,, 1vrnah. Jf.-A kraft ......... 1895
Nacchio Vincent. and Domnick Romano
LPcople. etc. ..-.................. 800 90
WWetser' .Na,han-J; j. Murray. costs. los o.
Meiser. Nalhaii. g1n.-J. J. Murray. costs Jos ~
Welch. v. V'm I--Itoosevelt Hospital: costs io7 81
,,an'hc-'. ~ bowd; costs ....-......... 10s. %
""ccier' Nlafs E.-tity OF n. Y...-..... $685.
In Bronx County
ID Francesca. Michele r.. and Paolo r.
NJ. "a. Nacrio ....:.................. s44e 20
i,cerN John-City Of New York. ......... II 90
hrlls. Michael. and Sol licng-J Lit
4, nan ct al sl.,....,.:.. ....,........... ls3.oi
Mccormack. Edward ii = Mueller Co. 12l9I7
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

Butter Receipts were 1863 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras
ID, 62f2a63c; extras, 90 score, 6lls0
o2c; hrsts, SO to 81 score, 59M61c;
seconds SO to 81 score, 57la 5slac,
lower grades, 54M56c; unsaltcd, higher
than extras, 65'2m6Gc; extras, 6412
(nl65c; tirsts, 62M64c; seconds, 59n-
6lc;. state dairy, tubs, finest, G0la61c;
good to primo. Sea 59c; common to
fair, dS055c; renovated, extras. ST -
M52c; frsts, 5oM5lc; lower grades.
4bon49c; imitation creamery, frsts, 80
(a5lc; ladies, current make, firsts, 4S
(alA9c; seconds, 451& 46c; lower
grades, 43@ 45c; packing stock, cur
rent make, No. /, 4512GD46c; No. ?
44 Y Q45c; lower grades, 4O0114
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Offerings to Buyers

iloi sF DRESSES -c1amh,Ds and rinshams "
ier dozen fenAics. $3.50 Immediate dei'N''
sliur. ~ West i7th NJ
SUITS, pplmans rHpra Tor immediate deli'"'
NJ Naldmsn. IL West 2Sih ~
KNEE PANTS, serge worstod and raAhinrrs s'~
trr doActi. Louis Friedman TlA hfcad"v
COATS. DotMANs AND CAFES. MIssirg.
accepted
ESg 3 ELL 10 West setA stsvsL ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Hay and Straw

Yesterday
~ (pcr tom. ycar npo
Timothy. No l. ''o'
large bales q. $4,000 ----- 500 .oo0s2 90
NO. clover .mx1 2s.o0m3o.o0 2a.oomo6 o0
"ye blraW' No'l l9'OOM ------ 26.000O27. 90
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

Notions, Toilet Goods, Drucs

PHILADELPHIA-M Tamarin: Mr. r,
furs. McAlpin. a'nsrn
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Receivers in Bankruptcy

Judge Learned Hand yesterday appointed John
G. lNtllc as receiver with 81 900 bond for Arthur
Bucbner. $50 broadway.
MAX KANTon-s voluntary petition Of MAY
kanior, 6e Gold Street shows liabilities of 81 1851
end no asssts. The three largest creditors are:
Joseph kauirowin. 75t Kelly Street 81 900: Ber-
nard Wiener. lS9 East Eleventh Street. $500. and
Harry l"gson no address, S176 William G..
WoiN. l32 Nassau Street. is the attorney.
NffKN SDniIIo-A voluntary petition OF Pietro
Scoslo. Sd Cola Street. shows liabilities Of $50 =
t u.l no assets. Tie three largest creditors are
iobu Barry Il Sons. Montreal. canada. $d.a75
Manhattan Fruit Auction Cooperation. 237 West
Street s. lSs, and o. r manlscalco 10 Pearl
street Sl75O Sobc & Brand. $40 Broadway. are
thc attorneys.
MEYER lsEARA voluntary petition of Meyer
sse" 4Si East ran Street shows liabilities Of
S-V lt' and no nssets. Tho three largest creditors
src Estate Of Josephine H. Pcyston 42i Central
fark West. SS26S; Hudson Woodworking Co. no
address flI3. and the Gcrmania Bank Of tho cts
9i New York l1bth Street and Third Avenue. 81 e
lol Morrison SchIn. $40 Broadway tho
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
y IL s t c II a N c e
Cereals

Wheat. - Stocks of wheat in the
United States and Canada arc being
steadily drawn upon for export and, ,
according to Bradstrect's visible sup
ply, the total last week decreased 12,-
1928 900 bushels. This leaves l69, ,OS4 900
in North America, compared wlth 38,-
668,00O year ago. Notwithstanding
these large stocks, millers throughout
the Northwest and Southwest are COM
planning of scarcity of good wheat to
grind, and within the past fortnight
the price Of flour has advanced about
81 per barrel, as millers have been
forced to pay high premiums for the
character of wheat they require for
making -four. There are still about
tour months of the present season be-
fore new crop wheat will be available,
and the amount of old crop supplies
carried over will depend largely on the
tonnage situation.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
OLD STYLE
COTTON STATISTICS

liverpool Cables.-Spot cotton a fair
business doing. Middling, 81 points
lower at 15.46d; good middling, T
points higher at 19.45d, compared with
Monday. Sales, $500; American, 1000.
Imports, 10000; American, 5000. Fut-
ures opened quiet, generally unchanged
to 1 point lower than yesterday.
Closed barley steady at decline Of
27 to 33 points. March, 1916, April,
1867; May, 14.05; June, 1879; July,
1854; August, 1924; September, 1894.
Manchester: Yarns, irregular; cloths,
quiet.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

Tho nrst namc IA that ~ the debtor. the ser.
mln mat OF tho creditor and date when judgment
was fled:
In New York County
iufrsen. Ernest IA. A. Carpenter, jan
nary 2o 1910. ,....;...... .si4. oes &C
Auhutn Construction 10. and Albert H.
Flint--Nusaell Car and SNOW Plow Co
February q. 1919 lcanceed) .......... sie 90
Angola. Ehie-J. Orcslty January H.
, lno ;.,.,......'.,, il5s75
Mcndelson Morris aud sag kass'--
~, ,,r Wal,ach, March 3. 1919. .'.......... ess.3i
Miteitlal Harry j. and Aubrcy--M
iseis et al May ia 1918. ............ iala.sl
Mroks. Alden V.-H. j. floldrc. May T.
lpls .......,..... .....s.t...... eifh7p
Same N. Goodman: May 10. ieis.... 2opiGi
In Bronx County
Itubln. Jacob L. Levin: July a. ipis ttses
Banuels. Itowts--J. MsngRnaro; January
Si' ARAO ...ss".s.ssss..,..,...... tAS.&n
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Orchard and Field

Beans. mar, 100 ""''
lb, .,,,,,... so75@ 1000 SIS. .oo@ts es
pcna Sctch, 1919 1900 IT'S t2.oo6112.2
Potatoes, NV, bbl 1000 90 {. soon , ~
Apples, Northern '"
SPY bbl ,.... 6OO60 ~, 90 %a 5O00 q m
Grapefruit. box. 2OO60 500 5001 X o0
Ornngcs, box... 5000 ---- 8 OOd 10 O0
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

Corn.--New high records were again
established in the corn market, the
May position in Chicago selling at
Sl.51A. The advance was due to heavy
covering and buying for outside ac-
count, prompted by unfavorablc wealth
er for the movement, light stocks and
the continued high price of hogs. This
represented an advance of about 3
cents from the final of Tuesday. Tho
high level attracted enormous profit
taking. Under this pressure, the mar
ket lost virtually all of the. .carly gain
and the close was heavy. There were
rumors from Chicago of the possibility
OF government investigation of tho
rise IN values, and while this was not
confirmed, it caused good deal of
selling late in the day. Argentine corn
was offered more freely.
~ Yesterdays Previous Ycnr
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

Cheese.-Receipts we're 6,o71 boxes
State whole milk, fresh flats, colorcd
10, SO nc; white, 33a34c; average run,
colored, 33@33Hc c; white, 331ac; lower
grades, 31'4@32%c; twins, specials.
- Y a 1ac; average run, 32Ca33c;
lower grades, 3lm31%c; flats, held. 35
(a37c; twins. held, 35M37c; Wisconsin.
whole milk twins, held, 35M3Sc; fresh,
(a3Sc; fresh, 33033 1ac; double dais-
les, held. 35o BIC; fresh, 321s033c;
Young Americas, held, SRA 3S1 &c;
fresh, 35(o 80 lac; state, skins, spc-
cials, 22M. 22 12c; prime to choice. 10
(a2lc; fair to good, 14M1Sc; lower
grades. 6Nn l3c.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

Eggs Receipts were 1865 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 44c;
storage packed, extra hrsts, 43a431ac::
frsts, 42M43c; gathered frsts, north
erly sections, 41n42 lsc; southcrly sec.
tlons, 40M41 re- seconds, SO y lT4Oc
drties, No. 1, 39@39Ac; No. 2 and
poorer, 37n3Sc; checks, good to choice.
dry, 37M3Sc; under grades, 35m36c
State, Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern hcnnery whites, fine to fancy, 4600
4Ic; ordinary to prime. 42M45c; gath
cred whites, ordinary to fine, 42M45c;
Pacific Coast, whites, extras, 47c; ordi
nary to fine, d2M45c; Western and
Southern gathered whites, 42m4 45c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby. hen,
merry browns, 45c; gathered brown and
mixed colors. Al u 4ml44c; duck eggs,
nearby, Indian Runner, fancy, 64mG5c;
baltimore, 6ac; Western and prime
Southern. 58MG2c; Southern, common
to good, 4Sln5 SIC
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Petitions in BankruntCY

Petitions IN bankruptcy filed yesterday IN the
United States District Court were as follows:
AETiJR III CKNER.-An Involuntary petition
against Arthur BucNner. theatrical producer at
1862 Broadsay. shows liabilities Of $1,000 and
assets Of 81 600. The three pettioning creditors
claim. Charles A. l!ayne. $500: Leo j. kcllermat,
berg. .6l Broadway y the attorney
WILLIAM W. EEYNoIDS-A voluntary petition
Of William NJ. KeSnolds. ~ West Sixty sixth
Street. shows Liabilities Of SASH and assets OF
Sl539l9. Including $lls 400 in stocks Tho three
largest creditors are William +. Craig. East
0rrans9 9ralr SG3o AAraham s9d ea Yo Nathan
Anna Harvey, l1'4 West Sixticth Street. sl44.
The hanuuui flied his petition
RORICHFCN COMPANY, Inc.-An involuntary
petition against Hobichect Company. Inc. is hy
three creditors claiming Edward Wartrnan, S320:
Samuel lat'c S297 and Jacob Brcgcr $500 Arch-
bald Palmer, 321 Broadway is the attorney
GOLDEN KA\lNG COMPANY Inc An IN
voluntary petition against the Golden Baking Com
pany. Inc 367 East 1iSth Street. is by two cred
tors cniming: Murray karner. $3.50 and Abe
Wcislers. $li3 Marcus HclfaId, $40 broadway. is
Il
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

Flour and Meal.~Quotnticns were;
Yesterdays Previous Yenr
,,, Close. cosr ago.
Ionr, Mihn.. sp. patStt.75 $1t.66 st1.0O
rye hour. ch'cc.s .050950 o.0b0oe.b0 1900
bran. 1o0-lb sacks.. 48.oo $500 49,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

Tho nrst namc IA that ~ the debtor the ser.
mu dnat OF tho creditor and date when judgment
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
Entradas:A

Vapor noruego Rivarden, de
Filadelfa, con carbon para la
Porto Rico Gas Co.
DespachadOs:-
Vapor americana Fort Bragg,
para Santo Domingo.
Vapor americana Ponce, para
New York.
Vapor dominicano Santo Do
mingo, para Santo Domingo y
Macoris.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
iPROTECCEONg

A L igual que la mission del barco
N acorazado es con frecuencia-
a1n teniendo que remontarse
sobre espumoso y encrespado oleaje
la protection de las costas contra
ataques imprevistos del enemigo;y
asf como ell faro, con SUI luz brillosay
potente orienta suficientedistancia
al pilotoparaq eviteel que su nave
Sc estrelle O encalle contra los esco-
Hos Y arrecifes proximos, asf propio
la Cruz Bayer que ostentan las Table
tas Bayer de Aspirina, protege a Ia
humanidad doliente que de elias ne
cesita Observation-Disclosures o adul-
Observation-Disclosures
por medic de remedies similares, a
todaprueba muy sus inferiores en- eff
cacia curativa, ,ygulaal pobrepacien-
te, a traves del sinfin de medicinas
in6tiles, ,cuandonoperiudiciales, que
tanto abundan, para que pueda esco-
ger la 1nica que ha de ser para Gl el
pase que deba conducirle en- seguri-
dad al puerto de aribo de su salud
recobrada: la curaci6n.
Cuando vaya I'd. a comprar las Table
tas Bayer de Aspirina y Gus combinacio-
nes, ffjese bien en- la Cruz Bayer impresa
en- cada envoltorio y estampada en- cada
tableta, fin de que pueda I'd. rechazar
cualquier sustituci6n, que no lie protejani
lie sirva de gufa segura parasu contianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
WILSON I'm LA ACADEMIA
DE CIENCTAS MORALES;
DE PARIS

Hace algunos meses que Sc NOM
bro a Wilson miembro asociado
eXtrajero de la Academia de Glen
cias Morales.
Recientemente asisti0 a Ia Sc
sion que celebr0 Gsta, en- Ia cue ell
jurisc0nSulto Morizot Thibault,
Ell una brillante alocuci6n, do la
benvenida al preSidente de los Ils-
tadOS Cnidos.
"Ha llegado-dijo-Ia victoria
final, y os agladecemos Ia frater-
nal ayuda que habG;s preStado pa
III obtenerIa.
"WaSbinston fundo el gobierno
del derecho y Lincoln 10 eXtendi0.
Al. eleyal'le haSta el sacifcio ha-
beiS puest0 una aureoIa al pneblo
que c0nducis".
Sc entreg0 a Wilson Ia medalla
de miembro del Institute, Y cl pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos pro
Ell in2IGs, un discurso,
dando las gracias Il los miembros
de la Compahia Y elogiando a Ia
Academia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
HONORES A WILSON EN-
EUROPA

Numerosas ciudades europeas
han conferido al presidente Will
son la ciudadania honoraria.
Ademas han dado SUI nombre a
GALES, paseos, fuentes y lugares
p1blicos. La siguiente lista da
una idea de la popularidad de
que goza en- Europa el primer
magistrate norteamericano.
En- Lyon (Francia) un puente
ha sido llamado Wilson. En-
Lucca Qtalia) I'm bulevar recibe
el nombre de Wilson.
Las ciudades de Paris, Floren-
cia, Roma, Turin, Atenas, Nor
Hampton y Carlisle (de Inglate-
rra) y Barcelona (dnica ciudad
de pals neutral) lie nombran ciu-
dadano honorario.
Han bautizado GALES con ell
nombre de Wilson, las ciudades
de Paris, Belford (Francia), Lis
boa, Pesara, Mia y Praga.
Tours da el nombre del presi-
dente norteamericano un puen-
te, y un monte de Francia ha 81
do llamado Monte Wilson.
Eslovaquia, capital Presbur-
go, ha cambiado su nombre por
el de Wilsonstadt.
En- Burdeos Sc funda la Uni
versidad Wilson.
El senor D. Davis dona Glen
mil pesos orc para que en- la Uni
versidad de Gales Sc instituya
una catedra que llevara ell NOM
bre de Wilson.
La Sorbona lie confere el grade
de doctor.
La Academia Real de Ciencias
de Roma, 10 elige miembro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
Operaciones de buques cOsterOs
en- puerto:

India, Humacao Y Naguabo
Rosalia, Aguadilla y Mayagiiez
Uberita, descargando
Hombre Libre, Fajardo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
Ell CONGRESO
FRANCO-ESPANOL
Bdnqnete de C!dusnra


El Comit6 de approximation fran
co-espahol reuni0 aver ell un al
muerzo a los delegados que parti-
ciparOn Ell los trabajOs que aca-
ban de terminar.
Monsiur Hanotaux presidia, Y
entire los presenteS Sc citan Il NJ.
Imbart de la Tour V Bonnat, Pc
rez CaballerO, Molina, etc.
A la hora de los postres, el Sc
Nor Perez Caballero expres6 los
sentimientos de amistad de Espa-
liza hacia Francia.
Monsiur Hanotaux, en- una espi
ritual improvisation muy aplau-
dida, habl0 en- favor de Ia paz pru
dente Y mOderada, tai como debfa
ser la llamada a terminar una que
ira de honor.
Hanotaux dijo que Francia pue
de vanagloriarse de haber tlatad0
la paz, no Ell mercader, sino en-
Repdblica.
Evoc0 las angustias sufridas du
rante la guerra, y termino con al
gunas palabras teatimoniando
su fe Ell la fraternidad, siempre
mas estrecha, con Ia naci0n espa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
MOVIMIENTO MARITIMOs

Consigs., Sobrinos de Izquier-
do C Co. @a
Vapor americana Grecian. Sc
aguarda el % del presente pro-
cedente de New York.
Consigs., Villar & Co. Sucres.
Vapor americana Philadelphia.
Saldra para New York ell % del
actual.
Consigs., Villar & Co. Sucres.
Vapor Santiago de Cuba. Sc.
aguarda del 2 al 8 del pr6ximo
julio procedente de Habana y es-
calas.
Consigs., Villar & Co. Sucres.
Vapor Marina. Sc aguarda de
New York del 18 al 10 del CO.
rriente para salir ell % con des-
tino a Sanchez y Puerto Plata.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
Vapor americana Helen. De-
be haber salido ell IA del corrien-
te de New York para esta.
Vapor americana Lake Gra-
phite. Debe salir ell 81 del ac-
tual de New York, para este puer-
) to.
Vapor espanol Cadiz. En- la
primera quincena del entrante
julio estara aqui en- viaje para
A ell Mediterraneo y Norte de Es-
paila.
!. Consigs., Sobrinos de Izquier-
do & Co.
: Vapor espanol Legazpi. Sali6
S ell Is del actual del puerto de Ca
e diz y llegara al nuestro ell %.
: Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
DE TODAS Parties.

nola.
El Sr. Perez Caballero, habien-
do sobre la situacion polftica en-
I1Spaila, dijo que es una situaci6n
asitada, que hard las eIecciones
legislativaS muy dificiles, pero que
81 las tres ramas de conselvadores
quedan unidas, tendrdn sin duda
la mayoria y mientras dure su
union les sera possible gobernar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18

Ell gobierno checo-eslovaco re-
suelve erigirle un monumento.
Els verdad que la question del
Adriatico hara que Italia O los
checo-eslovacos reconsideren los
honores conferidos y hasta 10
"maldigan". :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
VAPORES QUE Sc EsPERAN

Vapor americana Maracaibo.
Salio de New York para Maya
giez ell II del presente.
Consigs., Moral & Co. S. en- c..
Vapor americana Coamo. Re-
calara manana procedente de
New York.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S.
Co.
Vapor Ponce. Sali6 hoy para
New York.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S.
Co.
Vapor espanol Barcelona. Pro
cedente de Barcelona y Canarias
recalara hacia fines del corriente
mes en- viaje para Cuba Y Esta-
dos Unidos.
Evening journal., 1919-12-30

nomination. will vote for The adoption
OF the majority rule.
Unless this rule IS changed. the prac-
teal politicians say that 10 VIII bo al
most impossible 20 pr wont Mr.. Bryan
becoming almos. The dominant factor
IN the convention. The antl-Dryan fac
tlon IN Nebraska. led by senator Hitch
cock, OF which Mr.. Mullen Is a member
has seen the necessity for this chang
and predicted just what Is now happen
lng-lhe entrance OF Mr.. Bryan In the
political ring.
Further evidence that Mr.. Bryan In
tends "to throw his hat into the ring"
came here today In an announcement
that an effort will be made by Harry W.
Walker. who has managed former
Bryan campaigns. TO revive Bryan
leagues throughout iho country While
Mr.. Bryan VIII have something TO say
about Democratic policies at the meet
lng OF the National Committee here, his
chief speech, the one which viii mark
his return 30 active politics. Will be
made al Omaha, on January ~, when
/ Mr.. Bryan has promised TO speak on
"The Attitude OF the Democratic Party
| IN 1920"
Evening journal., 1919-12-30
JennIngs Bryan 4 the ruIe 8 slIl In

Jennings Bryan If the rule Is siill IN
effect.
Mr.. Mullen presented this matter TO
ihe executive committee of the Demo
cratic National Committee session at
Atlantic City this fall and was advised
90 renew his request before the full
committee. National committeeman
said that there was nothing TO Justify
such rule. which had been In exist
ence since the organization OF the party,
and as a matter OF fact Il has worked
at times 20 the disadvantage Of the
strongest candidates.
Through the recent activity OF VIII
liam Jennings Bryan IN Democratlc
politics responsible leaders see that un-
less this rule Is changed Mr.. Bryan Viii
Doe able 20 ON rc0me the majority 0pin-
ion OF the party, and stampede The con-
,ention FOR hims II or pick the nominee.
Developments indicate that there viii
Doe eight or ten candidates and That
these candidates Will not be able 90
command anything Ike q majority vote
on many ballots. In the meantime the
situation. opponents OF Mr.. Brayn say,
will be most favorable 20 any combi-
nation that the Commoner can make
Mr.. Bryan won the 1896 nomination
through the operation OF this rule. Ex-
Speaker Clark commanded a majority
vote at Baltimore In 1912, but failed Of
ihe nomination through the influence
OF Mr. Bryan, exerted In behalf OF Mr.,
Wilson.
Politicians who have always opposed
change in this rule are now favorable
to the adoption Of the majority rule.
IN case the National Committee recon-
mcnds TO the convention the adoption
of majority rule. the fight on the
adoption OF rules OF the convention will
form the chief fight at the convention
/, 20 Is believed 10 Is reported that
friends Of Messrs. McAdoo. Palmer and
| pomerene as well as Of senator Hitch
cock. an aspirants for the DemocpatlC
Evening journal., 1919-12-30
MwANIANs MEET TOMORROW.

The regular meeting Of the Kiwanls
Club will be held at the Hotel dupont
at noon tomorrow The secretary Of
the club has sent out a greeting TO the
membership OF the club as follows
"To your hope / add my wish that
your Christmas was a happy one, and
that the coming year may be most
prosperous
All members are requested 20 be
present tomorrow. 10 being the last
meeting of the old year.