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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
GRAPE JUICE MEN SAY
TAX WILL RUIN THEM

Washington. july 3u kcprcHcnh-
tiNea OF manufacturers of loglnhcrry
and grape juices iu Washington. ore
Fon aud Pcnnsy lVauta, renewed hctorc
the senate finance committee To-Day
their arguments Tor repeal OF the cN-
isung taN of ten per cent un the gross
sales of their products. Tho CONF
mitt,o is considering the house hill
reducing the tax to two cents Eal-
ION.
Spokesman told the senate commit
tee that continued collection ot the
present tax would bankrupt the IN
dustIN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
Favorable Report on
Rank of Pershing
Ordered by Committee

rcport- ON bills authorizing tho ap-
poinimcnt Of Generals John j Per-
shiug ana Pcyton c. March. chief Of
stan, 20 the permanent rank OF gem
erai were ordered today by the house
military committee.
The vote ON General lershing was
unanimous. hut the committee divided
to Z. ON General March. Previously
the committee voted down, = to Z, a
motion TO confer the permanent rank
of Lieutenant general ON General
March.
Los AnEclcs---Jack Dempsey, the
new heavyweight champion. received
his first formal challenge from Elmo
Lincoln. OF Los Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
ZOO SOLDIERS WILL
BRING HOME GERMAN
WIVES. SAYS KING
Illinois Congressman Brings Home
Injured Arm From War Zone,
Explaining He Was Stoned by
a Bolshevik.
~ u,, .ssosi.,ro rsr,.

NUthIUEI0n. lUN 10 Two hum
drcd American soldiers have nlcd re-
quests to bring home German wi,cs.
Representative King, republican. IT,
linois. declared today ON his return
from slN weeks tour OF European
countries and the War zone. Repre-
sentative King explained an injury
to his left wrist by saving that ne and
some other congressman were stoned
ui Ihsst "hy nnlshevHs'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30

New London. Conn. July 30.-The
United States submarine G-2, which II
listed as AN obsolete craft and used
for experimental. work, sank with
open matches Ia Long Island sound
today and three of its crew OF eight
were drowned Others were rescued
hy men from the United States coast
guard cutter Acushnet which was ac-
companyinE the submarine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
Wholesale Arrests
Follow Revolution in
Turbulent Honduras

san Juan Del Sur. Nicaragua. July
So President Bertrand OF Honduras
was reported today In dispatches re-
ccivcd here to have imprisoned all the
leaders OF the parties headed by Vice
President Membrane and General
Lopez Gutierrez. as result OF a reNo-
luton proclaimed recently.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
Airplanes Used 20 Minutes
Chopped Up Like Kindling
E And Burned Says Officer
Witnesses Tell House Committee Destruction Of War Department
France Huge soae-Amed Guards Patrol Incneraon
Grounds Photographs Being Taken-Probe Into

evidence. one was from General
March 20 General pcrshing in
quiring about reports from the
destruction % government prop
crty and the other General Per-
shings reply. denying that the re-
ported destruction had taken
place.
The only witnesses examined
who actually saw the fire WIS
John e. MclSague, AN enlisted
man ln the air service. lie testi-
fled most Of the machines de-
stroyed belonged 10 Quilts
leaving France for hume. They
had been inspected and some
were marked for aalvagiEg and
others were not, but he said all
were burned.
CaIir.I Million Dollar Tirc"
Mckaguc put the total number
OF planes destroyed az ti5 and
said the conilagration was COM
monty referred To by the soldiers
~ the 1000. 600 Are" The wit
ness said certain soldiers took
snapshots Of the fire. lie prom
iHcd to get them Tor the COM
mittce.
Lieutenant Lockwood. recalled
10 tell about air service Condl-
AlNliH AT wv AANhA ~ iNi W Ait' hi-
mistlce. said they were very poor
as regards equipment especially
during the Meuse-Argonnc OF
fcnsive. the biggest drive Of the
American army. Al one time. he
said forty American pilots were
Kept on the ground because of
lack of machines ana as result
the German .airmen came over
the American lines in great NUM-
hrrs Conditions ia the 81. Mihiel
sector were bitter. the witness
said. the Americans having supe-
rlority IN the air there.
Representative Bland then said
that when he visited the front
last August he WAS told that at
one place six American aviators
had lost their lives in sixty days
because Of defective planes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
INVITES
SUGGESTIONS FOR
CURD|NG H. c. |.
Attorney General Says Every.
bodys Prosperous But salaried
Men and Clerks and Would
Like 20 Find Help for Them.

WIHHIUEI0n, IuIY 3U---HoNeTuT IN
veHtiHationa which may have AN ef-
feet on the high cost OF living are
undsr way in the department Of lns-
tice. Attorney General inimcr fai /
today. ne declined. however, - in-
dicate theiI nature.
There ia no douet ih'.- the ma.
iority OF tho pvoal' are morc PICS
porous than syer before farm"rs AID
wage earners eYpo.ftdg," Mr., Pain er
said "rhe man VIM has suflefei
from high prices has been the saiar-
led man, TIE ttogs. I WISH W. could
do something 20 help h,m. ini open
20 suggestions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
Presbyterians Plan
to Spend Millions
in Social Betterment

stony Brook. n. B.. Iulf ''
special endowment fund ~ s. .nnn.Hno
gsr Presbyterian colleges Boo The INIT
ed states and another ut alNho,nNN
Tor aged aud disabled uftors will h"
Included boz next years budget ot the
Pro4h,terinu Sew Era conference. "
was announced to-day. tn" run
amount uf the budget hus not vet
bocn determined. hut % i- expected
To exceed SIS nuu. GOO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
Oscar Hammerstein,
Famous Impresario,
at Point of D .ath

New York. July 3O.-physiCians at
iondinE oscar Hammorsteln, grand
opera producer. declared today thar
his condition is go critical that they
fear he can live only few hours. Mr.
llnmmerstcin NOW is In coma ana
his entire right side Is paralyzcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
Poi.K TELLS PARIS THAT
TREATY WILL nE RATIFIED

Paris. July 20 tH1Va9l .-T-FTHnE +.
Polk, American assistant secretary OF
state. who arrived here yesterday to
bee ne head OF tho American peace
delegation. was quoted today BY sew
eral newspapers as being optimistic
regarding the ratification Of the Ger-
man peace treaty by the United States
senate.
awaiting the completion OF the treaty.
were said TO be the principal object
OF Mr. Folks attention. but II was
added. he was understood not 10 have
brought with him President WIlson'i
decision on the disposition OF Thrace.
Tho presidents decision on otasr
problems. especially the mandates for
tContinued on page twol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
UNITED STATES SUBMARINE G-2
SINKS WITH OPEN HATCHES--3
OF HER CREW OF EIGHT LOST

The G-s was engaged In expert
menting with depth bombs. ana Il
sank apparently without warning 4
The hull has been located and salvage
operations will follow.
The submarines Ma and R-i, with
divers. we're sent to the spot where
the G-2 sank and early this afternoon
one body had been recovered. The
submarine was In charge OF Gunner
y. W. Morrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
President to Review
Pacific Fleet at
San Diego Sept. 2

. Washington july an -l'rrsi- =
. Don't Wilson VIII review the Pa
y cIuc lec' ~ san Francisco, sep
= tcmher ur q SvCrctery Iu- I
q muIty announced late tuuay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
FEAR THAT HAYS
MAY ANSWER CALL
OF HIS HOME STATE
Pressure Brought on Republican
Chairman to Take Nomination
for Governor Of Indiana-Na-
tional Party Leaders Oppose It.

Washington. July 5o.--Some re-
publican leaders In congress say they
are npprehenHiye OF the pressure be-
ing brought by Indiana republicans
on Chairman Hays OF the republican
national committee TO accept tn ,
Eubernatorfal nomination. They are
bringing a counter pressure to bear
on Chairman Hays ol. the ground that
his services should not be given TO one
state exclusively but that he should
continue his work for the party ma
tionally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
no ANNOUNCE PLANS FRIDAY.

Indianapolis. Ind. July 10 VIII
Hays. chairman OF the republican ma
tionai committee, who IL being urged
TO become u candidate for governor OF
Indiana. Il rs expected viii announce
republican editorial association next
Friday. II II known here that pres
sure is being brought to have him
remain head Of the national commit
tee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30

p'""nniEt"h' ifi~., July 3O.-
~ w. 80, msr%s sI,',, a.'a,'hvd Mrs.
orn,eI ,ii- ,,,o,.,,i
h., rhas.,I snu,,, n,.,,,,, ,.,,i,,,,.,',,
om L,a ,a,ri ,ri,,. ,,,...,.,... 49,,
*,id 4. Ta,c h,,,.,,,,. ,ncs.,,s'.., a,
'@iusc sin, ,,nltc,I ,h,. ,,,,I,,,s,,
'nirncrs" poIIc,. and u,,,''' ,',,il
81 Ms lolue,l n,,d s,,,,.,..,i,.,i a., ,,,'ci-
|ng fhc ,Iia,,,I,,,,,',' 49, st,'',.s
.Icr.
Cblcaao Jnt, an. utt,,
o,,tnn sI,ot a ,,c,,,,. A., ~, III,
In So,itb ual,,.h a,,,,,,,. III
4|T,ernonn si,,s ,.-,.a,,,.'i ,,,,i,,,
I,r,,l
DAYTON. O.. Juh an I,cn,..
|,nsti,es of ne,,,o ..rlg,,,.
.,aauc nppcaIcd IA he ,i,, rn,,,.
&,lSslou tn,iaV for ,yo,,..,,on ,n
~ negro ,,cc I'm na, nm nc,c,t
Hncc ,Iisturbnnr,.s hn,c oc,.n,r.,i
4, tuo na,1Ls an ~t,t,.,, .,.,,.,.,i
9und,Td ne,.-sns u,nL n,rt
,.,tnn h. h,,,l, ,,L,.,, a.,
liz ri,N.
IH.aHH HsHI I1HHa aH a
'haihou inns p'o'hihs SITUATION
ne chicago iure war. No serious
breaks had ieon reported the
radic fights "cre few and mostly
ween individuals and In only one
ancc were polio" compelled III
aot. IL mat case negro was
ed while resisting search hy two
u ruInNG M.
governor Frank % l-owden and
~ STATE ana oi'y officials were
sng evidences OF mob suirit Al
|nkh piAclicallN every miNiia man
me staie was oi'her IN the CIV 90
route mere, % was indicated lhaI
plobnhlN VIII not d. called "a
EiNc dnth in the streets
beloN" mat We nave passed nv
said IoNrtupr iowdon. bI
rise the troops VIII remain ds Ions
there is POSSIBILITY "l danger hu'
10 services ~" Hl the command "I
4 city authuritits.
heiitNc. however, lhai lhc ihaNol
n chlci oi ponce are riHhi ll re-
ining from asking FOR soldiers
lding IN" troops INTO the trouble
49, q" NiAnNh HA N'f'' .''''' ''''''f7
ms ana ihen when IN" regiment
re- Wiihdtawn fresh trouble mish
AK out
1Miih the lull u rioiiuE tho police
X stock ThcN ch"'h'd the apro
oitioiH' death llsi OF ~ ana sni'
~ i WAS complete, IhrN avs
ihd lhdi the lHi ui lhJur'cH report
y" lh'El lhd increased u" "-'' I'M
slrcninn. John ". sim Ih"h' a negro
p k'h,d nnd upwards OF l'ui
re huit Ia the ihrce nights oi ilght
ihe official drhth Hst OF 20 h
Ilhrd Twelve whites ana - neg sl"es
thoso an hhd been idchuiitH cN
pt one "hIlc man ana thiNe neg ntH
no women or 'hHlI'h M''' u'"'
/ scores OF lh'in nave h''h hHi'
ne IN the actual llshtlhi
rev negroes Went o." N"fh TO-DAY
p Ilols ana ihc street ear h'llh
We them dounl, reason Tor it
tiniHg AZ nome Thc m"sl hviioual
Il'cl'u district was ti'' hl"'N l"l"'
.lerc only hHli lur M"rklns i"rcc
ported despite hehNN p"li'c guar 81
|nnE the gNltI lilhihiAs NlNltN lflfi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30

London, July 80, VIA hnntfchl.
--Iicuicr'~ agency today says u n
rclinbl, stated from sofia tliat
the Internal situation In bulgaria
l. most serious. There u
widespread movement to cstab-
ii~li n soviet replhiic an'i many
strikes have bccu begun ihv adj
ticcs add.
Paris. Iuly Iu.-The bulgarian
peace treaty was taken up again TO-
dav hy the supreme council ot the
peace conference. with the exception
Of the deliuestinu uf the boundaries OF
Bulgaria. the terms now are virtually
complete.
Tho bulgarian delegation this ar
terugon sent 30 FIRST note to the con-
ference. u took the form Of vulum
lnous document claiming Macedonia
Dubrudla. and Thracp ar purely hul-
gauhn TERRITORY and ins'stlng that
they must Doe given Bulgaria.
Bulgaria Hopeful Hut Scared.
sofia. bulgaria, ,ru--dnNl. iulf -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
DILLINGHAM; SEES PRESIDENT.
STILL FOR REsERVAIIONs.


Washington. July 3o.---Senator Dill
lingham, OF Vermont. first OF tho re-
publican senators 20 zee President
Wilson today when he resumed his
discussion Of the treaty with members
OF the senate majority. announced on
leaving the white house that he ex-
pected TO vote sor the treaty with
reservations. 49, ,stl
senator Harding OF Ohio. n repub-
lican member OF the foreign relations
committee ale0 conferred with tho
president. Upon leaving the white
house he dictated this statement:
The president especially empha-
sized the embarrassmenta and delays
which would result froia reservations
ON the part OF the United Staten. be-
cause such n course VIII justify Ike
action on the part OF other signat9ries
OF the treaty"
senator Harding denied that he had
become "a convert 20 the presidents .
program OF ratification OF the treaty
without reservations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
MAKES i
NOCOMERTS TO HIS
POLICY REQUIRING
NO RESERVATIONS
Senator Dillingham;, Following
White House Conference, Bays
Hes ssill for Reservations
Harding Denies Hes Convert.
SENTIMENT RAPIDLY TAKES
FORMING ON FRENCH PACT
Borah and Group Allied with
Him Hold Its Acceptance More
Violation Of American Principle
Than Article Ten.

Washington, July 49, Informal
discussion among senators today de-
veIoped that opposition TO the special
defensive treaty with France Is likely
10 be centered along two general
lines--that u II directly antagoniniic
10 the tradition OF no euiaugling al
'lianccH. and that u aiibverts the con-
stitutional rights Of congress 10 de-
'termlne questions Of war or peace.
Although the president has taken
the position that the treaty Is not
properly an alliance. Senator Borah.
republican, Idaho. and others main
tain that u has all the force OF the
alliances which have been common
among European nations. In the
view Of this group the treaty win b.
even more In contradlction of Amer
lean traditions than article ten OF the
league Of nations covenant.
In the view OF the administration.
neither article ten nor the French
treaty would so further than the Mon
roe Doctrine In curtaillnE tho power
OF congress- TO declare war. nIost
senators have refrained from an
nouncing any definite position re-
garding tine French treaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30

DAILY WEATHER. WIlPOltT
At the InitcrsiiN Of NeNN MeNicO
Nlbuuuffuttp

NTWWI WW7I
For - hours ending & "a. mt
Hirncst temprtaturc .......S3
Lowest temperature ......,.tl
Daily range OF temperature. 22
Mean daily temperature. rr......57
Relative humidity, q %. m, 30
Relative humility o. m.... "a
prccipltat. ..... Trace
MaNimum velocity ui Nind.
Miles per hour. T..,r........ 3A
Prevailing direction southwest
Character of duv PARTLY cloudy
state Weather.
Denver colo July so Partly
cloudy with local thuuiershow-
ers north and east portions To-
night or Thursdny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
NEW yonK METAL MARKEr

New York. July s0.--Bar silver
copper and iron unchanged. Lead
~. spot s5.15ef b.SO. August s5.72 y
Hpeiter weak; Fast st. Louis deiiv-
spot offered at s7.62M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30

The race riots are tho inevitable
'sult OF the friction and had feeling
10 10 the Indifference of the public
fiCials to tho bombing of houses
Icuplcd hy negroes in certain see
'bns OF the south Side" the report
ads
The police have failed to arrest
.ld prosecute those responsible FOR
csr violations ut law aud us "a re-
llt bad feeling has been 'ngcndered
|pd clashes have been numerous be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30

1900.
ceipfs 1900.
psnvsr-sio.5o to tttca re-
ccipts $50.
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DAYTON, o.. JUN so Repre-
,nHti,cs OF hrgro welfare
.'aguc appcalcd to lhc city COM
|iission to-day for Lrotcction Ia
be- negro rncc In Ia, ton. Recent
pee disturbances have occurred
4 Z two park, la whhh several
pndtrsi persons pOk part.
'rompt action T. bciig taken by
lic Ci,y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30
|GROES ALLEGE
UNPUBLISHED BOMB
|OUTRAGES CAUSED
| CHICAGO RACE WAR
lare Chicago Police Have Per-
pitted Homes Of Blacks to Be
Preclod Without Seeking to
un Down Offenders.
IMPERATIVE QUIET is
RESTORED IN BIG CITY
ire Militia Force Of Illinois
feady TO Aid Police Should
further Outbreak occur-List
Injured Runs Into Hundreds.

BIt'nlIIllton, IlI~., Jnly 3O.-
wcniy negroes attacked Mrs.
ATE Cecil. white. nj Iicr home in
Formal, this morning after she
{aS tlia-'ri sonnc ncgfo children
ON h,r iarri. The ncrtUc~ nv,
All to have bccouc inccnsc,l bc-
iusc slN called the children
'hEEcrs." Police and white citi-
Ms ioiin'1 aud succts-,lcd IN qucl-
ng The disturbance la short or-
Ter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-30

thicago, July So white
oiiinn shot q negro IN the side
q south Wabash avenue this
fFierinOn. SIM escaped unin-
irctl.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
ViIIaespssa en- Mayaguez

IL los altos del cafe "La Bolsa' de
2yaguez Sc reunieron los sefiores Ma
r'eao Riera Palmer, Julio Suarez, Lii
cencicd do Alfredo Arnaldo Sevilla, MO-
des Cordoro, Jcs6 Duran, Pablo Roig,
Licenciado Angel Acosta Quintero, Be-
nigno Rodriguez Campoamor y Raul CO
mez Fino.
Entire otros particulares Sc acord6 ce-
lebrar maiiana por la noche en- ell tea.
tro de Mendez Vigo, la suntuosa velada
EN- la que tomara parte Ell ilus.re poeta
cspafiol don Francisco Villaespesa.
e. prograna circulara en- breve, pre-
doninando la mayor animation entire
ioG intelectuales de Mayaguez.
Dicha velada sera una fiesta brillan
tisima, alto exponente de Ia exquisite
culturc amor a las bella letras de La
socieGad de Mayaguez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
Graves deS6rdGnGS
prOduCidos por Ia
IuCha electoral
(POR CABLE INGLES.)

PARIS, noviennbre f6.-Ob-
seKvase en- todos los puntos de
IA ciudad extraordinario hervor
,poIitico, originate por la inten-
sa canpafia que realizan todas
las agrupaciones para la Iucha
electoral que empezara ell mier-
coles.
EI partido radical, indignado
por la energia despIegada por
ell Cobierno para condenar a
Mr.. CaiIIaux, esta hacienda una
violenta campa6a en- mitines y
en- la prensa, a fin de arrestar
muchos elementos a la gran ma
yorla republican, nacionai que
Sc espera obtener en- la nueva
Camara de Representatives..
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El RGgtO. de Puerto Rico
en- Su pueStO de honor

Los bizarros militares tboricuas'
siempre generosos, mobiles y dignos, con
tribuyeron de manerar altruista a la
construction de la caseta para los tu-
berculosos, que va ha empazado eri-
girse.
La cantidad de 1896 90, segln nos CO
munica el Reporter Militar'', sera do
NADIA para la Caseta, en- cuya obra han
puesto su hidalguia Y entusiasmo, hijos
de su generoso y leal corazon.
Pero esa cantidad corresponds solo
al mes de oc,ubre, pues los braves mi
litares piensan reunir en- noviembre
S193.17 para que su magnifica obra Sc
realize. Y no hay para que afiadir que
Ia reuniran, pues los bizarros militia
res del Regimiento estan siempre cover
the top.
iSiempre arriba!
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COntinda eI con-
fIiCtO pOr Ia GsCa-
Sez de pasajes
En- kuGva York paSan grandeS
anguStIaS numSrOSOs
pOrtOrriquenOs

Personcs llegadas, nos dicen que al
zarpar los buques de los muelles de Nue
va York para Puerto Rico, Sc presen.
clan ALI escenas desgarradoras, que i'm
presionan dolorosamente los viajeros.
Muchas sedoritas portorriquefias llo-
ran amargamente, por no encontrar pa
safe, y sobre todo por haberseles agota-
Go los recursos durante las semanas que
euro Ia huelga.
--iS5lo nos queda Ell dinero para ell
pasaje!-dicen, con los ojos arrasados
por las agri1nas.-iAqui nos moriremos
de hambre y desolacion!
En- las mismas tristes condolences que
dan ALI centenares de portorriquenos,
que no pueden venir, por falta de bu-
cues, y tendran que disponer del dine
70 destinado al pasaje, para no morir
de inanicion, que les aplazara IRENE
diablemente, para exasperarles POGO
despues.
Muchos pasajeros, para lograr, tras
muchos obstaculos, venir en- segunda,
han tenido que adquirir pasaje de pri-
mera y algunos, como propina, han da-
do $500.
Els taa grave--nos dice-lo q. suce,
de, due sef GoDsFnadof ssta cBiigado i
intervenir, con toda premura y rigidez,
para poner remedio al NAL.
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Energia del SGnadO
fTente d una CIduSu-
Ia COmpTOmGtGdOra
True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan PR, on nov. 10th
1919. Of the following cables AZ requir-
ed by Sec. 4s1 liz B. p. Il. & Reg. 1919
CpoR CABLE lNGLEs)

WASHINGTON, noviembre 10.
"A pesar de las reiteradas s1-
plicas del presidente Wilson, ell
Senado rechaz6 en- pIeno la
cIausula que impone a los Es-
tados Unidos la obligation de
preservar, con su ejercito y es-
cuadra, la integridad territorial
y la independence poIitica de
cuagquier nacion que Sc Were
en- trance de guerra.
EI senador Mr.. Johnson pro-
nunci6 un vigorosisimo discurso
atacando con verdadera furia
la referida cIausuIa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
Los ObrerOS SGTan
'suStituidOS pOr las
1t[ppas en- ESpaIla

MADRID, noviembre 16.-EI
ministro de la Gobernaci6n, Sc
6or Burgos, declare que, no obs
tante haber sido firmadas las
bases para la soIucion del con-
fIicto social, notase mucha des-
confianza en- aIgunos grupos de
trabajadores, quienes Sc consi-
deran engahados, pues espera-
ban mayores meioras en- las ba-
ses que estabIecen las regula-
clones para la reanudacion del
trabajo.
El Gobierno acusa de faIta de
dignidad a los trabaiadores por
atreverse a habIar de hueIga
despues de haber sido aceptado
y firmado ell arregIo entire los
patronos y los jefes de la Fede-
raci6n.
FL ministro de la Goberna-
ci6n, despues de Incorporates por
su innobIe conducta, ha decla-
rado que donde quiera que sur
ia una hueIga, los obreros Sc
ran sustituidos inmediatamente
por las tropas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
Mas detenidOS Dor
quGrGr perturbar eI
Orden en- Ia naCi0n


'NUEvA YORK, nov. I. a
poIicla ha reaIizado hoy una
tremenda "razzia" con los per-
turbadores que estan amenazan-
do derribar ell Gobierno. Muchos
miles de casas fueron registra-
das por las fuerzas del orden,
en- las que figuraban numero-
sos detectives, Iogrando apode-
rarse de un considerable ndme-
70 de documentos sospechosos
que comprometen de nodo gra-
We a los detenidos.
Mas de 400 personals fueron
reducidas a pFision.
La creencia unanime es que
los agitadores rusos contin1an
moviendose para conseguir nu-
merosos proseIitos y perturbar
ell orden en- la Rep1blica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
UNA AVENTURA MAS
DEL FAMOSO D'ANNUNZiC

PARIS, novien1bre 16.--'i
captain Gabriel .D'Annurzio,
quien esta virtuaImente en- gde
ira con Italia, ha empren =
una nueva aventura, pues aver
tarde salio de Fiume a bordo
del torpedero itaIiano BALLO,
seguido de un vapor que condu-
ce trescientos de los mas exaIta-
dos patriotas que han jurado
morir antss de entregar Fiume
a la voluntad de las naciones
AIiadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
La eStaCi6n de Cayey Sc
COmuniGa con COnStan-
tiAOpIa liadIveSt0Gk

AunGue ell operator de la Estaci6n
Tnalambrica de Cayey, no la manteni-
do una conversation directa con Cons
tantinopla y Vladivostock, es cierto,
sim embargo, que mediante una clave
de sefialss, convenides de antemano, Sc
ha establecido communication con estos
pun,os lejanos. Las autoridades nava-
les de Washington han sido notifcadas
del hecho