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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Out Of York.

y lot OF factories and mills
are closing will close, |
tear: and countless Sad-cyed
Jacks and Jills are out OF work.
and winters here. And they
have seen their fortunes smile.
with wages high. and more in
sight; l>wohder if they saved
their pile, or blew the roubles
lett and right? | wonder if
they read these ryhmes. and
took the moral to their souls,
and salted down the helpful
dimes. Until the dimes made
ample rolls? If they did this they
need not weep when factory pull
leys cease to turn: in peace and
comfort they may sleep. and in
their stoves the slate will burn.
And they can say. we need a
rest. we need a season of re-
pose; let honest toll go galley
west, while we sit here and bake
our toes; we have the guilders
down in brine. our credits good
and all is we'll; why should we
murmur and repine because
we're laid off for a spell?" But
If they burned the useful bucks
n booming times, they're sad to-
day; their children cry for pie
and ducks, and must be satisfied
with hay. And most. | fear. are
stepped in woe. and now bewail
their present lot; | hate to say.
told You So" but nothing else
would hit the spot. Oh. watch
the weary legions DRIFT, in
search of work. upon their way j:
then buckle down and practice
thrlft-you may be there YOUR
self some day.
WALT MASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FOUR,
Washington Boys Among 264 to
Go to Harvard.

Four Washington boys are among
the 264 students honored in the an
nuai award of scholarships at Har-
ward. The men who have earned
this distinction are Albert F. Birch of
6315 Brookeville road Chevy Chase.
Md. who prepared for Harvard at
the Western High School. and Wes-
ton G. Thomas of 1873 Park road
northwest. who prepared for Har-
ward at the Central High School and
have won the scholarship offered by
the Harvard Club of Washington.
Both men are frst-year students in
the Harvard Engineering School.
Robert d. Howard, 90. of SIS Tay-
lor street northwest, who prepared
for Harvard at the Central High
School. and has won the Hollis
scholarship. and
Edwin Q. DENLY. 20. of 2032 o
street. who won John Harvard
scholarship on account of his dis
tinguished work in his studies.
The total amount available for
scholarships in Harvard College for
men OF special ability and promise
is now about $4,000 annually The
list of this years winners includes
men from every part of the United
States. one man from Cuba one from
France and two from Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
RAILWAY CLERKS ELECT.

Robert J. Burns was elected presi-
dent Of the Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks. Capitol Lodge, No. 57o. of the
Pennsylvania system, at a meeting of
that association last night in Typo
graphical Temple.
Other officers elected were Edward
T. Harris, vice president; H. A. Her
futh, financial and recording secretary
ire-elected): H. II. Wood. treasurer
Gre-elected): William LIE Graw, SER
geant tat arms tre-elected); w. H.
Kendrick. inner guard (re-elected)
j. W. Gurton, outer guard. Robert
j. Burns H. A. Herfuth and Miss
blanche Collins we're chosen members
of the protective opmmiftee. and Jo-
seph l.. Robot. j. W. Burton and Mrs.
ID. Burns were. named members of the
executive beard
Mr.. Burns will also represent the
lodge at the biennial convention of
the Pennsylvania railroad board of
adjustment. Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks, which will be held in Pitts
burgh January 3. 1921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
LOSES $3.50 DIAMOND RING
Police Told Gem Disappeared From
Bathroom.

Lewis Thomas, 901 Il street north
west. has asked police or the eighth
precinct to recover diamond ring
valued at $3.50 He sad the rag d s.
app cared from a bathroom in his home
last nIgnt.
Henry J. Robb. 1850 Connecticut
avtluv. :eported mis- apartment was
robbed Friday afternoon. \ string of
pearls ard cameo pin, valued at $71,
were stolen
Bessie Nugent. 723 4th street north
west. told of the theft of jeWelry
valued at SS3. Four rings. a locket,
pair of bracelets and pair of earrings
Were included in the last of articles
taken from q bureau drawer.
James II. Harrington. 81 | street
northwest, reported the theft of $13
trGna mis- tro-.sers pockets yesterday
morning. while Mrs. Harrington told
of the taking of SIS from bureau.
Mrs. 6. r. Hummer 300 Maryland
avenue northeast reported that bur
glar entered her apartment through a
rear window between 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon and Q o'clock last
night and stole a revolver.
r. W. Harris. 1910 Calvert sire ct
northwest. asked police investiga :
ton of the theft of an overcoat and
automatic revolver from his automo-
bile in front of his home last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
HAS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
Fourth Presbyterian Church Gives
Morning and Evening Exercises.

Christmas services that aroused un-
usual interest. in sanctuary deco
rated with greens and cut and potted
MOWERS by the young people of the
congregation. were held yesterday
morning and last evening At the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. 18th
and Fairmont streets northwest.
The christmas Meditation" of Rev.
DR.. Kelly, the pastor. delivered in the
morning. was based on the theme.
The Son of Man." while Miss Marie
Cplp. soloist. gave in effective style
Gounod's Ave Maria and 20 Holy
Night" by Adam. The violin obliga-
tos were rendered by Miss Ruth
Rranson, who also contributed a solo
by Dennet.
The evening service was given over
to the Sabbath school exercises, held
under the leadership OF James A. Nc
Elwee. the superintendent, and a corps
of assistants. The White Gift Of
fering was devoted 10 a scholarship
at the Asheville School for Girls and
TO other charities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
WILL ADDRESS CITY CLUB
DR.. Joseph Perry Green to Talk on
Psychology of Business Success

Or. Joseph Perry Green. publish CT
and lecturer. will address the City
Club luncheon forum Wednesday at
1890 o'clock on The Psychology OF
Business Success
The club will hold it's weekly dinner
dance tomorrow evening at the club
house
1t is planning "A party at the club
house on New Year eve. Arrange
ments are in the hands of the house
committee, Of which Henry f. String
er is chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
PALESTINE NEEDS TIMBER

Development and culture of the
timberlands of Palestine was declared
a national need of that country by
DR.. Raphael Zon Of the United States
forest service. who spoke before a
meeting of the Zionist Society of En-
Eineers and AgricuIturists at the
Y. NJ. H. \. building last night.
Fires and thin soil, indiscriminate
grazing of sheep and goats were de-
ciared the causes for elimination OF
whatever forests had been in the
country originally Measures for sci =
enufic relief Were suggested in the
address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
WALTERS HEAR ADDRESS.

a plea for cooperation between en-
ployer and employe in settlement Of
a dispute and statement that the
position of "A waiter should not con-
stitute life work featured the address
OF Prof. c. VI. Thomas. teacher of
economies and civics at Dunbar High
School and editor of several colored
periodicals. at a meeting of a Hotel
Waters Union at the Asbury A. M.
z. Church last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
WILL HONOR WAR DEAD.
Columbia Typographical Union
Authorizes Memorial Tablet.

\ war memorial tablet bearing the
names of mcmb ers killed in the world
conflict was authorized by members Of
Columbia Typographical Union. No.
l0l. at a meeting in Typographical
Temple yesterday afternoon.
a committee specially appointed to
handle the preliminary details made a
report on the memorial. Following
discussion AS to whether the tablet
which will be erected in the union
temple. should bear the names of all
members participating in the war or
only those killed in tho service. it
was decided to adopt the tier course.
the matter was referred back to th..
committee with instructions to take
additional steps for the actual cree
ton of the tablet. The date set fo.'
the erection was May 20.
The organization voted IS to every
Christmas opportunity of the Asso-
ciated Oh arities not yet filled.
The official bulletin distributed At
the meeting contained 4 report of the
financial condition of the union. 1t
showed assets on hand totaling ap-
proximately $4,000. including $4,000
i'll intereSt-bearing bonds.
FiOrida-J through trains daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
"HaNe GREEN" TONIGHT.
First of Series of Christmas Enter
tairr,ents at Y. w. C. A.

Ga, title of the first of the series
9: Christmas entertainments arranged
by the =. W. c.. A. of Washington.
scheduled for O'Clock tonight. AS
the name phrase implies. the member
ship of the ''Y are to perform the
work of decking the halls of associa-
ton headquarters and also the big
Christmas tree.
In addition to the work on the pro-
gram there will be community. and
carol singing and a Christmas story by
Avenue Christian Church. Previous
to the decorating party the board Of
directors is entertaining the members
of the secretarial stan at dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
TONIGET.

Central Citizens Associat ion meets
at 8 o'clock in the Juvenile Court. eo3
| street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
1'OD.t Y,

Trinity Cornmuni:r HOUSE Ife'Gs a
rental hygiene clinic ut > O'Clock and
a meeting of the Brownies al 3:4o
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Tank Corps Post No. 10. American
J-eaio2. meets at 1:30 o'clock. at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms. Homer
building. I5th and G streets. Elec-
tion OF officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

West End Citizens Association
meets at O'Clock. at Cnncordia Luth-
cram Church. Goth and @ streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
CITY news IN BRIEF,

Lay Alumni Association Of the
Catholic University Will meet tomor-
row evening at $50 O'Clock at the
Raleigh Hotel.
Washington Camp. III, United Con-
federate Veterans. viii meet tomor-
row evening at tho Confederate Mem
orial Home. 1922 Vermont avenue.
Election of officers
Miss Janet Richards Will speak to-
morrow evening to tn blind "eoI'ie
Of the District in pavilion of the
Library of Congress.
The Henry ID. Cooke Hpn,- rud
School Assoc alton will meet tenor
row evening al sp'cloci< at tic sc.lool.
18th street near Columbia road. Eec-
ton of officers.
Petwcrfh Citizens asSO~sSti1n viii
meet tomorrow evening at o'clock at
the NJ. f. Church. New Hampshire
avenue and Grant circle. -.
Commissioners. Mabel r. Eeardnlan
will address the Republican club of
the Metropolitan a. n. T.. Church to-
morrow evening at. s o'clock under
the auspices of The Bethel Historical
aud Literary Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Washington branch of the Society
Of American Bacteriologists meets a,
O'Clock in the boardroom OF the
District building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Association of Collegiate Alumnae
hold q Pilgrim dinner at $50 O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
TOMORROW.

District Congress of Mothers and
Teacher Associations meet at
= O'Clock at the Teachers Club. 6O4
18th street Commissioner Boardman
and DE-: Willard Camalier will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

FlOrida-J through trains daily.
Atlantic Coast Line X. r. 141s Fl 81. NV.
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Parents League of the District
meets at o'clock at the Metropolitan
A. NJ f. Church. " street. between
18th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Miss Janet Richards speaks at the
Church of Our Father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Y. NJ g A. holds lobby concert
at O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Asst S,nt # S--noIs T.. c. Pruce and
VI Carnett g. Wi',insor. principal of
,ha Drnbar High School. will speak at
:. ueetir~ If the Public Interest ASso-
citation OF East Washington in Calvary
Han corner of 18th and {; streets north
east
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
In CaguaS So COI0brara un
eSpI6ndidO bale ell domingo
DON MELQULADEs.

El prOXimO domingo Sc verifi-
cara ell ell teatro Elena, de Ca
guas, un esplendido bale de con
fianza, para ell que va estan circu-
lando las invitacioncs, organizado
por un Comite de distinguidas da-
mas, como uno de los diversos fes-
teJoS que Sc celebraran con Obje-
to de recaudar fOndos que ayu-
den a la reforma del parque de
4" Palmer
Este bale Inaugural la Temporal
da de Carnaval en- Caguas, que
prome.e resultar muy lucida, v en-
el Sc llevara cabo ell escrutinio
de la votacion, Y proclamation de
la " Reina del Imporio de Mono"
augusta puestO que sc disputan a
porffa variOs j0venes enthusiasts
de la localidad.
La Comisi6n organizadora dol
que, sin duda, resuItara m esplen-
dido actO social, digno de las an
SlaS que CaguaS entere experimen
Ia por yer realizado el embelleci-
miepto del parque palmer" Y
de la culttira de sus habitantes,
prepara con cuidado todos los dc
TALES que puedan satisfacer a los
amantes de TerpsicoFe. En- el tea
trO habra establecida una cantina,
con dHlces, .heladOs, refr0scos, sand
witches y bOmbones, Y m puesto
Ell ef que Sc eXpenderan efectos de
,Carnaval. El COmite adOpt6N ell
acuerdo de que los precios sean fl
JOS Y las compras espontaneas, pa
IA que no dejen de acudir la fies-
TIA, prCstar su concurso una idea
que es dc todo Caguas, aquellos
cuya situacion economical no les
permita hacer mayores dispendioS.
Tiene, pues, la juventud de Ca
guaS una oportunidad magnffica
para coadyuvar, al tempo que Sc
divierte y rinde culto a los lison-
jeros ideales de la edad primav ve-
'ral, la realization de una obra
'qiIe es de todos y para todos los
habitantes de. Caguas.
MONO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
"PERMANENTE
LA CALUMNIA CONTRA JOSE
MIGUEL

En- carta deshilvanada insincera
dEceNJose Miguela que 10 calumniamos.
Nosotros, para darle ocasi6n de llevar-
nos los tribunales pOr calumniado-
res, hacemos La siguiente rotunda afr
macion: ~
Jose Miguel antes de subir la Pre-
sidencia, viva con pobreza, con es-
trechez oxcesiva, de las dadivas de sus
correligiOnarios en- Ocasiones En- sus
cuatro amos de Presidencia amas6 por
medios que tenian que ser forzopamen
to ilic'tos, muchos, MUcHIsIMos MI
LLoNEs DE PESOS que hoy lie permi-
ten viyir como un potentado
..venga Ia querella por calumnia. Des-
de ahora empehamos nuestra palabra
de honor, de que iremos ante bos Tri-
bunales a responder de 10 que aqui Sc
afrma.''
Ali, al que amasa un considerable
nGmero de millones, lie reeligen candi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
elHH|HEl9UlsttagzgESS, ~ y,

dato a la Presidencia, le llaman po
tentado y Creso, en- vez de baharle
coL cresol
Y al que no amasa aquf.. lie apodan
huelguista.
Segdn los cablegramas, el conde de
Karoly ha sido prOcesado por robo.
iCa. roll con los condesistos hdnga-
ros!
iRecuerdan ustedes aquello de Ella
Ciudad del Sol'', que casi para en- la
sombra!
Pues lean 10 siguiente, que reprodu-
eimos de una revista colombiana:
''Se frm6 Ell Barranquilla una es-
critura por la cual sc constituye una
Compaiiia CONSTRUCTORS. de barrios obre
ros. Fue nombrado Director de las
obras de la Compahfa el arquitecto ita.
liano senior Roveda. La Compahfa cuen
ta con un capital de 100000 Las ca
sas de 500 d6lares sc daran con un
plazo de ) amos, en- pagos sncesivos
ESQ ocurre ahora. en- Barranquilla
Y de Barranquilla a bancarrota, de-
be dc haber muy POGO.
#% y
Nos trae encantados el regimen bols-
heviki.
Seg1n cablegramas de Russia, publi-
cados por la premsa de New York, en-
breve seran sustituidos por nGmeros
todos los nombrcs de pila. ~
Dara gusto leer un arbol genealogical.
Ndmero so, hijo del ndmero "a y
de Ia nGmero SO.
Abuelos patemos: cl n1mero 13 Y
Ia nGmero 100.
Abuelos maternos: la Pa centena
del 30. millar.
Y asi por ell estilo.
Una espeeie dc lotcria =. con BIZ
lletcs falsos!
DON MELoUIADEs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

En- Cuba esta hacienda la "'inAuen.
IA" horrible estrago
\ ESQ que ALI puede recetarse, a
dosis .magI.as, 10 que prescribe el doe
tor Queyedo Baez como remedio ma
ximo.
A 10 que diran los nietos de Quin-
tin Bandera: n
Mientras Cuba SO lame asf dcU-
BAD, tqui6n abole aqpi Ia ppOhibici6n!
$50
Por ESQ EN- Cuba, terra caliente, 10
SOL tambien los peri6dicos
Vean los lectores 10 nuevecito que
ponen ALI al que fu6 presidente de Ia
Rep1bliea, general don Jose Miguel Co
mez, pno de los mas briosos paladi-
mes de la guerra contra Espaha:
REgStS- =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

AIiados, rctirando al antique empera-
dor los benefcios de sus leyes y sus
tradiciones.
La justicia y el honor nacional, que
tenemos el deber sagrado de respetar,
Sc oponen a clio. Los Paises Bajos,
movidos por sentimientots que en- Ia
historic el mundo entero ha reconoci-
do con insticia, no puede haeer trai-
cion la fs que en- ellos han puesto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
Ponce, cncro 80 de 1920.

''Isl captain D'Annunzio ha violado
el principle de gobierho libfe la obi
gado a nuestra genie que sostenga
sus legiones, ha perturbado Ia ciudad
durante varios meses Y ha reauisado
Ia propiedad con amenazas de violen-
cia. FL pueblo esta harto de su go
bierno. Hay muy pocos viveres y mu-
chas eLfermedades Y nuestra situacion
economical es aterradora. FL noventa
por eiento de los ciudadanos clama por
que D'Annunzio y sus tfopas Sc rcti-
rem.
"Temeroso de que Sc atcnte contra
su vida, D'Annunzio no duerme dos
noches scguidas en- cl mismo cuarto,
Y esta siempre- custodiado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

Ell CONCIERTG
De PALMA

III notabilisino chileno, Luis Palma,
ha transfcrido el anunciado concerto
para el sabado 81 del corriente, en-
vista dc que el el teatro Municipal
estara ocupado todos estos dias con
los bales de Carnaval.
FL distiDguido artista nos encarga
decir que los boletos que fueron COM
prados para cl concerto que hubo de
ser suspedido el domingo, sirvcn para
Ia futura audici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
UN HURTo PoR UN MENoR

Benito Benftez, de 13 amos, re-
sidente en- Puerta desTierra, sus-
trajo 500 de una bolsa de Carmel
10 Navarro. residense en- la. calle
de Pelayo. Fue alrestado.y llevado
ante ell fiscal Diaz Collazo, quien
orden6 que. sea reclnido en- las ga
lcras de memories, para ser iu2ea-
do por ell Tribunal juyenil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
Los FIUMENSES
Sc CANSARON VA
DE D ANNUNzIO

In despaqho de Fiume da cuenta de
que Ia impopularidad de D'AnnuLzio
va sicudo mayor cada dia. EI jefc de
la oposicion, Ricardo zanella, director
dal Partido del Pueblo de Fiume y
antique alcalde de la ciudad, ha Ian
zado. contra D'Annurzio acusaciones
que, en- parte, dicen:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

los que Sc amparan en- sus libres ms
tituciones.
Sci Gobierno de la Reina Sc COM
place en- Greer que los poderes aliados
reeonoceran los fundamentos de cs
tas consideraeiones, que sc ievantan
por eneima de las consideraeiones de
personalidades, siendo su caracter tan
perentorio, que no hay razon para
que ae d. luGar malas intsfpreia-
Clones"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
susoribas. a e. MUNDo,

el camino de Alexandrette a Aeer
fut, fue rodeado por una partida
de beduinos. Refuerzos enviados,
despues de haber sostenido una pro
longada lucha, rompieron ell ce--
CO. En- el curse dol combate, fuc
mueIO un Official.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05


BEYRUTH. 4. Contin1a la pro
paganda de los elementos extre-
mistas en- Anatolia. Sc produjeron
disturbios en- Cecilia. Tropas ire
gulares que descendieron de las
montanas, intentaron dar un gol-
ne de manO en- las regiones ocupa-
das por los franceses. Los bandi-
dos a.acaron la estaci6n de Arabou
mar sobre ell camino de Bagdad.
I'm destacamento enviado q toda
prisa a Dalintab consigui0 recha-
zarlos
En- las regiones de Alitabet y
Marache Sc plodujo una grave CO.
lisi6n entire los habitantes Y los
bandidos, por 10 que Sc yieron obli-
gadas intervenir las tropas. IT,
destncament0 El Hamman, sobrc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

PARIS, A. u la terminado su vi
sta a los pafses del Baltico el &c
neral Nicssel
FL almirante Salaum ha sido nom
brado jefe de Estado Mayor de la
Armada, Y, como sub-jefes, 81 con-
l'N traalmirante Eevasseuis V ell capi-
tan de navfo Jean Motter.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
Mas teIHgTamaS TeCibidOS.
anOChO pOT Gable Frances

PARIS, febrero 4.-Los Minis
tros de Hacienda, Comercio y Agri
cultura ham decidido proponer ma
flana al GonSejo dc Minisaros que
fijei 81 precio de la harina entire 80
y92, frances.
FL precio del pan sera fijado por
los Alcaldes, de acuerdo con los
Prefectos de las provincias, y'va-
rial'a entire 090 y 10 kilogramo.
La medida sera aplicada a partir
del primcro de MARIO pr0ximo.
PARIS, 4. Ell doctor Wizard,
compalero de viaje de Mr.. Gle
menceau, ha declarado un Redac-
tor del Excelsior, que ell itine-
rario del viaje de aquel ilustre HON
bre pGblico, comprendera los ST.
guientes sitios:
I'll Cairo, Khartum, descenci6n
del vale del Milo, vista probable
a. nSiria, Persia, India francesa c
inglesa, y, tai vez, al Jap6n.
fEb HAVRE, 4. = Ha llegado es
te puerto el vapor lorraine,
dc la TraSatlantica francesa, pro-
cedentc de Nueya York, condu-
cicndo 1913 pasajeros.
Paris. 4.-Comunica la Lega-
ci6n de Guatemala que la noticia
publicada por algunos peri6dicos
de Que haBia ocurridO un mOvi-
miento revolucionario Ell aquel
pals, carecc ell absolute dc fnnda
mentO.
.tt-@W .tt-
PARIS, Ala celebrado junta
ell Consejo dc Embajadores, Ell la
que aprob6 el textO de la nota con
motive de la entrega del Kaiser.
Fue sometido Cd proyecto de la no.
ia que sera dirigida a Holanda,
contestando su communication rela-
tiya a la extradici6n del Kaiser.
La referida nota debera ser apro-
bada por los jefes de los gobier-
nos Aliados, antes de ser remitida
a HOlanda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

fISb HAVRE, 4. = IIa llegado es
te puerto el vapor lorraine"
dc la Trasatlantica francesa, pro-
cedentc de Nueya York, condu-
cicndo 1913 pasajeros.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

BRING your Laundry to Mrs. Burke
 gray house by Christian church.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
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Stolen
Miscellaneous

BIG MASQUERADE at Palominas
 School House, Jan. 24. Music by
 10th Cavalry band Every body in- vited. 23S7-1-13