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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
GlNNERS AND GUNNERs

or eay market the bulk of many N"' N-' rvide | ol Gmn dA TOT cotton shortage which, will hose producers financially iHed nave 10 sell Warnings ou Cona eorgia and elsewhere " sis would be destroyed; that ginners
 ms lS O coue solve louucer iSn getting the onal concern But the by warnings by the closing @ % now would more than temporarily unloading began again - ~ ~ % MT rlan'er cannot repeal the law of shodeun' They are trying
 fou help solve the
 
  to do with the matter getting d fair price,
 AS matter and demand will and transportation producers sell on falling mKe-ahng because sah there VI" be years when they will when of small of
 And noDody Is going to get smlcop though he dces his vii
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DRIVEN OUT BY HARDING

announcing intention 1C conclusion that Mir will be - William Adams Brown of onon Adams of Yale and Mr. reder Albany Bank find themselves support League believe that the United the United States will if he becomes president
 said Mir Harding in his seeking Nobody misundestands that concerned death merely peiogging and an that the Des Moines speech is in with his speech Aug 2s pful exhibition mind black Johnson he fright multi will those already been definite without fixed principles the ddae other end in than hold the which his mid
  evidently if elected still ratified would would
 
 
 
 
 
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AGENT HAD TO
 QUIT HIS JOB

My recovery not only surprised me but all the boys are talking about what a great medicine Tanlac is to have pulled me through" said A. F.. Rawley, telegraph operator at Welsford Station, on the Canadian Pacific R. R. MT Rawley makes his home at Westfield Beach, New Brunswick.
 My health suddenly gave way four years ago following an attack of grippe that settled in my stom- ach." continued MT. Rawley. What ate would sour, causing gas and such pressure in my chest that l would nearly smother. Sharp pains would suddenly strike me in the chest, keeping me in agony for hours. One day I began vomiting and kept it up almost necessarily for four days. I went to a hospital for three weeks. but shortly afterward got worse eff than ever. Acute attacks of pain and nausea began coming on me every month, then every week, and lost fifty pounds in weight and had to give up my place as station agent. went to two other hospitals for treatment and took every kind of medicine l could hear of but got worse all the time.
 Before my first bottle of Taniac was gone I noticed a decided change for the better. I have taken eight bottles of Tanlac. am feeling fine ig al have gained twenty pounds, my stomach trouble is gone and I am working every day. I am gaining weight and strength every day and consider Tanlac the most wonderful medicine in the world"
 Tanlac is sold 1n Bisbee by J. NJ. Ball, w. Harry Miller. Johnson's addi. lion. Lowell Drug Co.,, and by leading druggiii Is in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
OPEN DIPLOMACY

WILSON the international
 
 
 of seeds of the wf ArdetF Srn' tne Eedg0e oeclares - Every 'on oy any member the shall secretariar and shaI treaty international binding until eostered Let be remembered with worth while 1 one eonIy
 Meanwhile third o apply at that un The to right ' oN' p''eu o"' Ohe way to open diplomacy simpe uo to throw the papers cay Impossible necessary information will tcke people quickly enoup O' une smpie expedlent of abolshng
 why not open the aboshng senate and see snch M not the ,h scandallzed, but enlightened, world? ~ ' VI A not?
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
"WARREN G. HARDING.' Makes Letter Public

The presidents letter had not pur- ported to use the exact words of the Green Castle speech, but had repeated a paraphrase in which "a representa- tive" was used in place of the plural "her spokesmen" The singular had been used in the transcript of the of ficial stenographer as made public on the senator's train in Indiana. the copy given to newspaper correspond .ents France has sent her spokesman to me"
 Senator Harding, in making public his letter, said he had not had occa- sion to revert to the stenographer's notes until the presidents letter rais ed the point. He then ascertamed. he said, that the notes and transcript prepared on the train did not agree and that although he had said her spokesmen" the published reports ot the speech had been ineXact in using the words "her spokesman
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Senator Smith Steps On Toes
 of Cameron In Bisbee Speech

of Cameron In Bisbee Speech
 CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) their states.
 And since the irrigation fund became depleted" declared the
 Senator, "not one cent have they
 received. And yet Ralph Gamer
 on is telling the people of this
 state that he can do it." Senator Smith defended his record in congress by pointing out many of the statutes which he favored. He declared that an insidious propagan-' da had been carried On in this state among the laboring men that he was against them and their interests. He declared, moreover, that the record, his record, was being told the people and that the work of those who would have discredited him has gone fer naught.
 Praises President Wilson
 In concluding Senator Smith told his audience of the work of the Democratic administration, covering a period of over nine years. He eu- logized the work of the Democratic party and also it's head-President Wilson. He spoke briefly on the League of Nations and of the neces- sity for adopting it and declared that the Republican party was fighting it purely on account of its bearing on the presidential election.
 The Smith party leaves this morn ing for Wilcox, from which point it will go into Greenlee, thence to Graham, Gila, Pinal and Yuma, where the campaign will be conclud-, ed
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The candidate also addressed him. self to several groups of foreign born voters in the gathering, telling them that they should help to maintain loy- atty in return for the advantages of American citizenship. He recounted the history of the Republican party in q plea that it be chosen by all classes as the most efficient agency of government.
 Many Ohio Delegations
 The first voters contingents. includ- ing groups from s colleges and uni versailles. made up most of the crowd. Tn addition. however, there were rep resentatives of various races of dele cations from many Ohio counties. Dayton sent delegation carrying Heading the parade was bicycle brigade, formed about bicycle which Senator Harding once owned and rode, and as part of the front porch ceremonies he was presented with a new machine with his name engraved on the cross bar.
 Show Spots In Parade
 Two of the show spots in the pro- cession of marchers were formed by girls of Ohio Wesleyan, arCireG -n middle blouses, and by woman's club of Pittsburgh, who wore march ing costumes of blue and white.
 Although the parade did not start until nearly 2 o'clock, crowds began to cluster about the Harding residence hours before, and by noon the lawn was overflowing and the porch had been taken over completely py the v;s- itOrs.
 College Delegations The college delegations were in the front of the groups during the demon strations. Cheer leaders mounted on the roof of the porch and perched in the trees kept the groups on the ground before singing campaign songs and bowling out political parodies on
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HARDING ADDRESSES FOREIGN BORN VOTERS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) singing, and greeted the candidate and his wife with an uproar of political enthusiasm. More than a score Of bands marched with the paraders and serenaded the nominee for two hours after his address, while he and Mrs. Harding shook hands with a stream of visitors.
 The senator's speech, largely devot- ed to a discussion of the obligations of the American voter was arrdessed particularly to those who are to exer- else their ballot this year for the first time.
 ially now to not segregate themselves in a party of their own.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
GAMBLING

MUCH has been done toward dcours gambling Several players with prison The Horser3etngt United States worthwhile Policemen
 
 
  Meanwhile gambling producer specuatot, who picked outfo for
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Gets=It" Wonder
 Corn
 Peeler
Just as Good for Callusea Mone,
 Back if it Eaila

Don't be bossed through life by pesky corn or callus. Don't let a corn tell you when to sit down. Don't wear shoes too large for you because a corn says you must. Get rid of the alarmed thing.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19

two positions it ought not to be that some very devoted friends of new and better rela- tionship among nations, no matter whence they came, should wish to advise me relating to aspirations to cooperate with our republic in attaining that high purpose. Let me assure you again of the ob- servance of all the proprieties and again assert that the French gov ernment has maintained that great respect for your position to which 1 myself subscribe.
 With great respect, l am,
 s'xvaY,-
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) sented to be very manifest among the French people," He added that his words "could not be construed to say that the French government has sent an uvhodv tn ma"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Wilson Queries France
 Relative to the Truth
 of Harding Talk


 CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) sented to be very manifest among the French people," He added that his words "could not be construed to say that the French government has sen anybody to me"
 Not Private Citizen"
 Referring to MT. Wilson's sugges tion of impropriety in foreign nation approaching "a private citizen" or such subject, Senator Harding point ed out that he is member of the for eign relations committee, as well as nominee for the presidency, and sug vate citizen" O
 The text of Senator Harding's let ter, sent in reply to one from Presi dent Wilson asking whether the sena tor had been correctly quoted in his Green Castle speech, is as follows:
 Text Of Letter
 Dear Mir President:
 T nave before me press copy of your letter to me of this date, though 1 am not in receipt of the original copy. I am glad to make a prompt reply.
 "It is very gratifying that you hesitate to draw differences with out my assurance that 1 am cor rectly quoted. The quotation as reported in your letter is not ex- act. The notes of the stenograph- CT reporting my remraks quote me as saying: France has sent her spokesman to me informally, ask ing America in it's new realization of the situation 10 lead the way for an association of nations
 T am sure that my words could not be construed to say that the French government has sent any body to me. The thought I was trying to convey was that there had come to me those wio spoke sentiment which they represent ed to be very manifest among the French people. but nothing could suggest the French government having violated the proprieties of international relations. Official France would never seek 60 go over your high office as our chief executive to appeal to the Ameri- can people of any portion thereof. ''I can see no impropriety in private citizens of France, or i'll Americans deeply friendly to France. expressing to me their un- derstanding of sentiment in that friendly republic.
 Tt is not important enough to discuss, but l very respectfully urge that an informal expression to me is rather more than that to a private citizen. I hold place as member of tho foreign relations 1 committee of the United States senate, which is charged with certain constitutional authority in dealing with foreign relations and I anu necessarily conscious that am the nominee of the Republican party for president of our Repub. lie.
 Tn the combinatio nof these
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their college yells.
 Edna Thomas Gordon of Ottumwa, Iowa, made the speech representing the new women voters to the nominee, and Walter Rogers, of Columbus, Ohio, was spokesman for the young men who will cast their ballots for the first time next month. Paul F.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
NOTAS De CAYEY

Satisfactorio en- todos ssentidos resul
ia la labor que esta Ilevando cabo
Maria L. Soto, angel de la Cruz Roja,
la ilustrada y bella profesora sefiorita
que no pierde ocasion nj oportunidad
para llevar a caho su Garitativa obra
Los padres de los discipulos de la Sc
norita Soto han visto con simpatias es
ia gran obra v Sc ha ofqec1do genero-
samente para que el trabajo de la be-
la profesora continue con Ell mismo in
teres y exito que hasta hoy.
El pueblo de cayey ha demostrado
una vez mas su gran patriotismo al
ayudar la sefiorita Soto, quien en-
viamos nuestra caluross sfelicitacion.
Luis P PALACIOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
No hay EGuivOcaci0n Possible 81
10 Que COmDra Es El VerdaderO
VermifugO "TirO SECURE"

Pnede suceder que Sc cometa un
error o una mala Interpretation en-
los sintomas indicadores de lombri-
ces. En- este case, aunque sc tome el
Vermifugo ''TIR0 SEGURO", del
DIR. HI. r. Peery v no existah lom-
brices solitaria, Sc encontrara que
Ia medicina contiene un gran valor
en- 81, indicado por la suficiente eva
cuacion saludable de los intestinos
v el alivio que presta al restablecer
las funciones digestivas. No hay ne
cesidad de otros purgantes para com
pletar su acci6n.
Debido a que los aceites en- el ver-
.dadero "TIR0 SEGUR0" no estan
diluidos, todos los ingredientes acti-
vos son de fuerza concentrate. De mo
do Que una sola botella de "TIRO
SECURE" produce el efeeto que mu-
chas botellas de otro vermifugo no
prOducirian. aunque sc temen otros
purgantes adicionales.
No puede usted equivocarse al com
praF el Nermifugo ''TIRO SEGU-
RO" del DIR. H. F. Peery, ell iinico
genuine. fabricado por Wrigh's In
dian Vegetable Pill Co. Su acci6n es
suave rpero segura V una sola dosis
basta. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
OESDE SAN GERMAN


Completamente. satisfechos encuen-
transe los sOcios del club de Ciencias
Domesticas para elegir la Reina de
simpatia entire sus miembros
Auguramos exito feliz, pues Sc ce-
lebrara en- ell teatro "sol" una We
lada para la coronation de la Reina.
Tambien cuentan con organizados
items" de "volley- -balf'', que han EN-
pezado sus practicas.
No menos simpatica ha sido la labor
realizada por los maestros en- pro de
la Cruz Roja Juvenil. pues Sc nos in
forma han cubierto con la venta de
dulces, refrescos. flores, ETC., sus cuo-
tas correspondence
Los profesores, con la plausible
idea de expansionar sus espiritus, ce=
lebraron en- la morada de don Antonio
Gregory una reunion, cuyo acto social
complacio mucho los concurrentes.
La nina olga Rivera cay6se del
segundo piso del edifcio para nifas en-
el Institute Poitecnico'', sufriendo
contusiones en- la parte izquierda de la
cara. Mejora notablemente.
Ell senior don Juan A Tic, cuandc
iba para sus propiedades en- ell cam
po, cay6se del caballo, con tan mala
suerte, que Sc lie disloc6 un brazo.
La sociedad siente 10 ocurrido tan
noble caballero y persona de valer So
cial.
-Procedente de Santo Domingo sa-
ludamos al joven don victcr A. Rami-
rez, quien viene disfrutar de un mes
de descanso al iado de su familia.
-Anuncia ell teatro "Sol'' para muy
prOntO, "La Confession. Ell exito, sin
duda, sera grande.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
NOTAS De CAGUAS
LA CENTRAL DEFENsA

La Central Defensa', corporation
organizada de acuerdo con las leyes de
Puerto Rico integrada por capital por-
torriquefo, la cual Sc esta levantando
con rapidez asombrosa en- Caguas, cele
bro a fines del pasado mes una junta
general de accionistas, con Ell fin de en-
cauzar los negocios de la corporation
despues de enmendadas las clausulas de
incorporation despues de aumentado
Ell capital a un million de dolares.
La session Sc celebr6, bajo la Presiden
cia don Juan Jimenez Garcia, en- Ell
esplendido local que la Central tiene va
construido, junto la factoria, la sa-
Ida de Caguas para San Juan.
La asamblea general de accionistas,
despues de examinar personalmente los
trabajos realizados en- La, fabrica, la cons
trucci6n de los edifcios, los hbros de
contabilidad, Ell estado de GAIA, ETC., tri
but6 mercedes elogios la Junta de
directories, coEpuesta de los sefores don
Juan Jimenez Garcia, don Harrison John
SON, don Pablo ] Hereter, don Jose B.
Mendez don Cipriano Manrique, y al
administrator don Antonio Fraticelh.
AL mismo tempo, la Asamblea en- pleno,
puesta de pie Y de una manera Official,
otorg6 un voto de conaanza a los Di-
rectores.
En- concordancia con las enmiendas
hechas las ciausulas de incorporation,
fueron designados como nuevos Direc-
torres, ademas de los cinco antes apun-
tados, don Antonio MARQUEE, de Areci-
bo; don Francisco Buxo, de San Loren
20, y don Jose Lopez Perez y don Leo
pol6o Martinez, de San Juan, personals
de altos prestigios personales y conner
ciales en- la vida del pals.
Sc suscribi6, dentro de La mayor arnco
MIA EN- menos de una hora, la suma de
cuarenta cinco mil dolares en- accio
mes, reinando entire todos ell mayor en-
tusiasmo y los mejores deseos para el
exito de esta nueva empresa, que en- la
pr6xima zafra de 1921 sera un factor
mas para ell desarrollo de la riQueza EN-
este distrito de Caguas
CRoNISTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
Las personas de color
pueden ahOra tener el
cabello lacic y lustroso.

Id famosa PELO LISINA es la
dnica Ioci6n perfumada que eff
cazmente y sin causar dano
pone ell cabeIlo Iacio y Iustroso.
Miles de personals de color Ia
han usado y continuan fieles a
esta preparation. Sus resuIta.
dos son verdaderamente mara.
viIosos.
Una cabeIIera atractiVa es ad.
mirada por todos los que nos 70.
dean, y con la PELO LISINA
pueden tener' esa attraction to.
das las personas que tengan ell
cabeIIo enmarahado.
De venta en- todas las farma-
cias y droguerias.
The Orinoka PharmacaI Co. Inc.
Advt. New York. U. S. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
UN HoMBRE ENFERMo
EN- PLENA CALLE

Miguel Garallua, celador de los
almacenes de "'Aboy Vidal y Co. in
formo en- Ell cuartel de la Policia que
desde hacia varios dias Sc hallaba en-
fermo en- uno de los patios de los men
cionados establecimientos un hombre
que dijo llamarse Bernardo Rosario.
La policia llamo inmediatamente a
la ambulancis municipal, y segun infor
ma, de ALI lie eontestaron que en- ell
hospital no habia CANA para acostar
al enferno. segun informes, Rosario
padecia fuertes calenturas, durante
varios dias, Sc guarecio bajo un ca
mion de carga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
DESDE CABO ROJO
GuAGUA voLcADA Y DEsTRozADA

Aver sabado, yendo ESQ de las ocho
de la mafiana para Mayaguez, en- COM
pafia de otros pasajeros, en- una de las
'guaguas de servicio entire esta y aqus-
la poblacion, sucedi6 un accidente que
pudo ser de muy fatales consecuencias.
Ell vehiculo Sc volco frente La central
Rochelaise'', en- la carretera, rodan
do hasta la cuneta, donde quedo des-
trozado
Todos los que ibamos resultamos con
algunas lesiones y fuimOs curados en-
Mayaguez.
Una sefiOra sufri6 golpes de conside-
raci6n. y supongo cue habran sido cali
icados de graves, pues permanecio al
gunos minutes debajo del caro- destro-
zado, dando ayes de dolor, por 10 que
fue necesario hacer grandes esfuerzos
para sacarla. Igual de NAL herido rcsul-
to un senior de apellido Irizarry.
No puedo decir, pOr ignorarlo, que mo
two ell accidente; nj cual sera la inves
tigacion del case
.. Solo puedo decir que es un milagro
ell haber salido con vida los que iba nos
en-. la guagua.
Jose G. MORALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE
S U B AS Ia

Sc recibiran proposiciones bajo so
bre cerrado hasta las tres de la tarde,
noviembre. 20, 1920, para ell suminis-
trO de PRovIsIoNEs, LEcHE FIRES
CA DE vAcA Y CARNE DE RES,
para uso de las instituciones del Go
bierno Insular en- San Juan, Rio Pie
dras, Arecibo, AguadiIla, Mayaguez,
Ponce, Guayama. Humacao Utuado,
desde enero JUNO 80, 1921, ambos
inclusive.
Pueden obtenerse proposiciones en-
blanco dirigiendose al Negociado de
Materiales, Imprenta Y Transporte, san
Juan, P. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
SALUD PARA LAS MUJERES

Es muy comun DIR las mujeres queiarst
de la irregularidad de sus organos repro
ductivos. los1cuales 81 Sc descuidan causan
innumerables sufrimientos calamidades
81 sti menstruacion es n1uy abundante, es.
casa, dolorosa irregular; 81 I'd. sufre
malestares, incomodidades, angustias, de-
bilidades, decaimiento. calambres violen-
tos, dolores de cabeza, dolores en- la espal
da y la ingle, y demas desordenes, este le
indicara que I'd. necesita tomar inn1edia-
tamente NHeVd Sdlud de Reno. Este es e.
verdadero remedio para las irregularida
des ferneninas. alivia pronto, evitando as
serias enfermedades quizas hasta una
operacion. Tome una botella note el
marcado efecto. N"e00 Sdtad de Reno
da. salud y accion natural al sistena er,te,
70 De venta en- todas las droguerias.
5. B. LEONARDO q CO.. Fabrieauss., New ysrL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
"A los Quincalleros
de la Isla .''

In Luna So Departamento para
ouincalIeros. Sc acaban de recibir bue-
nos Totes de Etaminas, vOiles. sate-
nss Rordados. corrsitas de charOl y
OtEos artienlos que sstamOs vsndiendo
u preeiOs de situacicn.
visftenos. venga a Luna SO al la
DO De Ia Nusva LINDA. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
DE NTEREs PARA LAS DAMAs

Hago maquina ,Punto de vatnicA
DobladillOs. Tru-Tru y Ribete de Picot
en- cualquiera clase de tela y q pre-
clos econ6micos.
Hsbiendo aumentado 81 namero
mAquinas. puedo entregar en- el act
todos los trabajos. Garantizo esmero y
impieza. Tienda LA PA1EA. San Fran.
cisco st. Tel6fono 800. -
Servicio especial por corres
ANA TERRADILLOs Advt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
a. < * America and Japan Are About to Adjust Differences

N CCORDING to the Tokio corre- AA spondent of the London Tele- graph, basis of understanding has been reached by the American and Japanese governments, which assures an early settlement of their differ ences.
 This authority states that. America has agreed to grant full citizenship to the Japanese who are already in this country. On the other hand, Japan will absolutely stop immigration to America. Dual nationality and land ownership will be adjusted on these principles.
 California may not be pleased with some phases of the projected agree ment, but it appears to be eminently just. Race prejudice which has been aroused to an excessive degree on the Pacific coast will not be permitted to jeopardize the friendly relations that have always existed between the two countries. California should realize that we are dealing with proud and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
 LUKE M'LCkE SAYS

Patriotism and politics have one thing in common. They both begin with the same letter of the alphabet.
 A clever girl studies men. But a pretty girl Keeps men busy studying her.
 A wife doesn't seem to understand that giving her ,husband Il piece of her mind won't add to his peace of mind.
 A man would rather let strange woman have his handkerchief to run the dust off her shoes than let his wife have his handkerchief to rub the shine off her nose.
 After all the political arguments we've had to listen to in the past two months you'il never get us to believe that the country is facing a shortage o1 natural gas.
 We do not know much. But we dc know that there wouldn't be many di- vorces If a man was us fond of his wife as he is Of his wife's husband.
 What has become of the O. [. pewter castor that stood in the center of the dining room table and revolved- to en- apleSgou to grab the salt, pepper. vine gar or oil?
 A wife is person who will go around and brag about her husband ability even when she knows that the poor boob hasn't sense enough to come In out of the ra.n.
 Once in about 4o years husband gives his wife as much money as he ought to---if youIi rSare 1t to her.
 On sunny day a pcssimist gets a heap Of comfort out of the knowledge that. anyway, it is raining somewhere