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Evening journal., 1920-02-19
DELAWARE PLAYS
VIRGINIA P. S. TONIGHT
cIal b The EvenIng Iournal.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK, Feb. i9.-Delaware College
basketball team has another hard game
for tonight when they meet Virginia
Polytechnic Institute in the local cage.
V. p. I. was the Southern champions
last season and has The same team this
year. The i've has been defeated but
once this season. This will be the next
20 the last game or the season for Della
ware The final game will be with
Swarthmore, TO be played here Friday
Of next week.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
FRANK KLAUS.

Frank Klaus. former m'ddlewel-h'
champion. who viii attempt to come
back and regain the crown, IS conva-
lcscing from an operation whereby
monkey glands were grafted into his
body He believes his vitality has al
ready been increased by the gland He
refuses TO give The name OF the doctor
who perfo med ihe operation at this
time.
re make good IN the ring ard
come back have he privilege or
making his name public. However
to escape annoyance and possibly
ridlcule, the doctor who made me
over insisted that ! should keep The
name secret until II is clearly
proved that have benefited by The
operation | shall keep my word
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
BILLIARD MATCH TONIGHT.

The pocket billiard match between
Johnny Kane ara Matt Donohue. sched-
uled for last Thursday and postponed
on account OF the illness OF Kane, will
be played tonight. at Grady's Bowl
ing and Billiard Emporium, Eighth and
Orange streets. The match will be for
100 balls and Will start between $50
and 9 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

later. and Sweeney foul. which made
Il TO 3. The two teams ran neck and
neck for several more minutes with
each shooting a couple OF fouls. Two
long field goals by Sweeney and Peck
put Penn In the lead and the half end
ed II 10 6.
wait until Penn opens up in the last
half" many Penn rOoters were heard
to remark during the iniermission.
Penn's system OF play all season has
been TO try and run their opponents
off their feet in The flrst hal and then
run up a score in the final period.
This plan failed howeves last night.
as Delaware scored 70 to Penn's i6
points In the final half. The FIRST part
Of the period II did look like Penn was
going TO come through with the usual
heavy scoring. With the game but
seven minutes 10 so Penn had Della
ware % 20 a. Delaware then brsced
and for the remainder OF the game out
played the Quakers and run their score
up TO 81. A long pass. B. Carter to Nc
Caughsn which sank" dropped into
the basket. started the spurt. A long
shot by Alexander, another by Gray
Carter and stu smother by McCaughan
had Jourdetts pets groggy. Had the
game five more minutes 10 go, many
thought nolaware would have won out
DR.. Samuel c. Mitchell. president OF
Delaware College was in the Delaware
section and was one OF the chief root
ers. Many students from the Wom-
ems College also attended and proved
good rooters.
Captain Bess Carter and Frankie
Wills guarded the Penn forwards closer
than any team the Quakers have met
his season.
Tho
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
Standing Of Hercules Powder Lcauu,
BENNY KAuFF ARRESTED

Benjamin Kaufr. star fielder OF the
New York Giants, was out on bail in
New York yesterday after his arrest
Tuesday on a charge OF grand larceny
in connection with the alleged theft
OF an automobile. Kauff. who until
recently was engaged with his half
brother in the automobile accessory
business. is alleged 10 have sold car
last December IS, which had been stolen
a week before. Kauff maintained that
he bought the car in question last
october a..
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
GROVER ALEXANDER

Barney Dreyfuss once called Grover
Alexander a 1bar hound" Grover
didn't Ike II much. That's why the
star always enjoys pitching his head
on against the Pittsburgh Pirates
When the great Alexander was spoof-
ing 'em over for the Phrllies, Barney
made this unk'nd remark:
'Ph"ade'rhia has a young pitch
er named Alexander. who is going
great right now. but mark my
words he'll fall down fl3t the min
ute he finds the bar-rooms around
the circuit. My scouts could have
landed him for the Pittsburgh
Club but passed him up amer
learning Of his habits"
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
SIGNS PONY RArrEny

Fred Mitchell has added the pony bat
terry junket for the spring training
camp OF the Cubs. Rudy Weber south7
paw pitcher with control" and Billv
Rostizer, catcher-said to be second
Ray Schalk. have been booked from n
Benton Harbor team. They have never
played professional ball.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
"CHIC" HARLEY popJJ,p

Chic Harley is popular az Ohio
state University. The Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity presented him with silver
loving cup and the Phi Gamma Delta
recently gave The football star a dla-
mond ring.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
AIRPLANE GAME
HUNTERS BARRED NOW

Sport Editor Evening pournal:
Sir: read in the Sunday Star under
the date OF February IS, that the New
Jersey Game Commission was going TO
try and have a bill passed al their next
session Of the Legislature 10 prohibit
the cunning for ducks, geese, etc.
from planes. as Il would have a ten
dency TO drive them away from the
coast States. They also desired Dela.
ware 70 have the same law passed I
wish TO state that This would be a good
law II passed. bringing II under the
State game wardcns, but there is a law
now in the migratory bird treaty act
which prohibits the cunning for wild
game from airplanes. powerbOats. SAL
boats. any boat under sail, or any float
ing devise towed by powerboat or sail
boat, and it does not allow any one 10
use any kind OF a ilre arm larger than
a number 10 guage gun and u must be
fired from the shoulder.
The following is Regulation 3 OF the
Migratory Game Bird treaty showing
means by which game birds may be
taken.
Regulations 3-Means by Which Migra-
tory Birds May be Taken.
The migratory game birds specified in
Regulation hereof may be taken dur
ing the open season with a gun only.
not larger than number 10 guage. fired
from the shoulder, except as specified
ly permitted by Regulations Z. s. Q and
10 hereof; they may be taken during the
open season from the land and wafer,
from blind or floating device lOther
than an airplsne. pOwerboat ssilboat
any boat under sail. or any floating
device towed by powerb0at or sailbOat).
with the aid OF dog. and the use Of
decoys.
Regulation Z refers 70 Taking Of GER
tain Migratory non-Game Birds by
Eskimos and Indians in Alaska"
Regulation s refers 10 permits 20
propagate and sell migratory water
fowl"
Regulation Q refers to permits to COL
lect migratory birds for scientific pur-
poses"
Regulation 30 refers 10 permits to
kin migratory birds Injurious TO prop
erty."
note the above so that you will not
be misled by regulation Z, s. 9 and 10
where Il Is referred 10 IN Regu alton S.
Violations Of the Migratory Bhd Law
are subject 10 a fine OF 500 or be i'm
prisoned not more than six months or
both.
Very truly yours,
GERGE C. SCHUYLER,
President.
Delaware Anglers and Gunners Asso-
citation.
Wilmington. Del, Feb. IS.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
CHESTER HANGS ONE
ON SALESIANUM

CHESTER. Pa. Feb. i9.-In one OF
the most brilliant basketball exhibitions
ever witnessed on the local Y. NJ. c. A.
floor the Chester High School 1--WE
nosed out a one-point victory over the
Saleslanum Catholic High School i've.
OF Wilmington, yesterday afternoon, 80
fo %
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
Games Tonight,

Epworth VS. Emmanuel at High School
gymnasium at SIS o'clock.
Friends VS.. Edge Moor at Friends
gymnasium at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
OMAHA FARMS PLAYERS

Johnny Hazen, Omaha outflelder In
1919. and Manske. pitcher. will be farm
ed to Terre Haute, Ind, in the Central
League, this season. Both are promis-
ing youngsters, according TO Pa Rourke.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
CHURCH LEAGUE BASKETBALL.

Friends defeated Hlllcrest. 81 10 "a.
in an exciting basketball contest OF the
Church Athletic Recreation League last
night on the Friends" floor. At the
same time Edge Moor took a fall out OF
the st. Paul quintet, 2i 10 2i. Both
games fast and exciting.
The line up and summary:
ST. Paul'S.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
BANS SUNDAY RALL.

There win be no Sunday baseball at
Huntington, w. Va, this season. Mayor
C. w. Campbell has put the ban on the
pastlme. Soda fountains are also closed
there on Sundays.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
The lineup:
Chester High .

Lriu eoois- Ouihhi o. WdiSu, hycIck,
2; Seery, Lowell, 3; Smith. Buono, 8;
Lentz. 3; Keare. Foul goals-Walsh, 3 (;
Lowell, 5; Lentz, 10. Referee-Emery.
Philadelphia Central Board. Time OF
halves-20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

Now doth the eager Office boy
Hang round the sporting ed
And from his bones apparently
All laziness has fled.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

Sweeney2. McNlchol2. Rosenast n Della
ware: McCaughan 4, Alexander. Gray.
Carter. Foul goals-Sweney, out Of
i2; Gray Carter, out OF g. Substltu-
tions-Delaware, Rothwell for wills.
Referee. Cartwright Umpire. Dr.. Mat
thew oBrien Time OF halves, 20 min
ules.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
JACK DEMPSEY.

Siowness to anger seems 10 be the
fault OF Fred Fulton, says Jack Demp-
sey. When asked how he was able to
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
DIVIDING lie MHE,r

BROOKLYN has sold one Of the Wheat
arothers Mack 10 Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.
The landlord boosts The rent
Wherat the tenant gent
Seeks some eXpedleni
BY which 20 raise the rent.

bN MiAliN " AHA'N VIZ AN"Nf
There probably Is no truth in the
story that Connie Mack released 1--WE Of
his young pitchers because Of The
child labor law.
II Delaware City and Mlddletown
want 20 get into the Del-Mar League,
now Is their chance.
The war Is over, but the baseb'll
mamates, tennis rules committees,
golflng board OF control and boxing
promoters don know Il.
And Jack Dempsey doesn't know
whether u Is The SINE one or another.
The old-timars didn't draw any such
salaries as the preseni-day baseball
stars demand There was Old Hoss
Radbourne shaving along al $3.50 per
season. That was 40 years ego. You
could probably get a dozen eggs for
the asking then. And we doubt II the
bacon was strung so high. either. And
Old Hoss probably logged himself out
in a ten-buck suit and knocked the
ladies' silly. The dollars worth 80 cents,
and the world looks the same TO al Of
us gents who try 10 keep salary and
expense parallel lines.
Poor little Miller Hugginsi Hisb brow
was wrinkled and his health was none
too good last June-lOng before Carl
Mays had done his sketch and before
New York fans dremed Of Babe Ruth
wearing a Yankee wardrobe lie al
ready had Ping Bodle. Del Pratt, Bob
Shawkey and Truck Hannah 10 man
age beside the ball club And now
lookiti They say Babe Ruth has his
own private manager The New York
club ought 10 sign him and then get
another for Carl Mays.
They all flop sooner or later. Bobby
Mclean is coming home without his
crown.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

The Paris editor who took Georges
Carpenter TO tlsk because he wasn't
married and helping 10 repopuale,
rather ill-timed his tip 10 Georges, for
about the same time his article was
being printed o.her papers were an
nouncing the engagement OF the pop
ular heavyweight Anyhow, Georges
waited until after the war to get mar
rled.
However. Georges has been doing
what he can TO depopulate The other
counlries-especlally those who pro-
duce heavyweight scrappers.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

At running errands he displays
A lot of speed and class;
You know the reason why, q
course
He wants season pass
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
cry truly yours,
CFpGE T.

Delaware Anglers and Gunners Asso-
ciation.
Wilmington. Del, Feb. is.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
ST. Paul's.
Edge Moor.

Dtltltt -btoFht DoPN~. SCoTtT-Eu-
gene Sproul. Timer-Hamllton
Church Athletic Uecreafion Ieaoue
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
Los ObrerOS ame-
nazan con la reVO-
IuCi6n en- FranCia
(POr Cable Frances)

PARIS, mario 1.-EI periodi-
CO lie Journal des Debats", CO.
nentaade la gfavisima situaci6n
creada por la hueIga, dice que
los Droyectos amenazadores de
revoIucion y de dictadura sindi-
cal, formuIados por los trabaia-
dores, abortaran muy pronto,
debido a las rigurosas medidas
de repression que adoptara ell Co.
bierno.
La paciencia p1bIica-agrega
"Le Journal des Debats"-tie-
ne su Iinite, y a.Ios conflictos
creados por la locura revolucio-
maria de los sediciosos, urge opo-
nerIes ell VaIIadar de hierro de
las tropas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
CARLOS N. cARRERAs.

De hoy a mahana embarca para
Venezuela, acompailandO al insig-
ne bardo espaiiol don Francisco vi
llaespesa, nuestro estimado COM
pafiero don Carlos N. Carreras, f.
gura distinguida de la juyentud in
telectual de Puerto Rico.
El poeta Carreras acompanara
yillaespesa en- su "tournee" IL
rica por la hermosa patria de Boil
var, Y desde ALI nos enviara una
serie de eronicas que deleitaran a
los leetores de Ell MUNDO y del
puerto Rico 1lustrado"
FL sefior Carreras ha. sido NOM
'brado por la empresa editora de
este diario Redactor-C -CoFrasponsal
de ambas publicaeiones
DeseamoS feliz trayesia al COM
pafiero que Sc ausenta Y las mas
graihs impresiones en- su excnr-
sion literaria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
I'm COnCurSO de
j6vGneS pianiStaS
en- Ia UniveTSidad

Sc ce,ebraron ell sabado en- la sala
de actos de la Universidad, por alum
nos del curse intermedio de la "Aca
mia de Musica" fundada Y dirigida
por ell reputado professor don Julio
c.. de Arteaga, ex-alumno del Con-
servatorio de Paris. La labor de los
dos quintos grades consistia en- la
Interpretation del Rond0 op. 81, de
Beethoven, y el resultado fue el si-
guiente: Menci6n honorifica, Ange-
lica Cepero; el segundo, fue unani-
memente conferido a Amalia Bur-
gos; el tercero a Socorro Cobas, Y
ei tercero, por mayoria, a Julia San
chez Isabel MILAN.
Sexto Grade:
Primer aceesit, Pura Burgos; ell
segundo, con mencion especial por
su estilo, a Edith Orcasitas.
Setimo grado:
Primer premio, a Maria Luisa Mu
ioz Siaca. Segundo, a Angelita Fe-
li1 Balseiro y Elisa Pou. Tercero,
a Providencia Jimenez.
FL Jurado estaba compuesto de las
senoritas pianistas Miss Elena Lu-
ce, profesora de musica de la Univer
sidad; de la Srta. Monsita Ferrer
Otero, Genoveva Arteaga, Conchita
Campoamor, maestro del Colegio
del Sagrado Corazon, de la Srta.
Asela Menchaca, artista lirica ex-
alumna del Conservatorio de Milan.
Este segundo concurso que ofre-
ce ell professor Arteaga, sefiala ma
yores progresses en- su ensenanza,
por 10 nutrido y por 10 competentes
que probaron ser las alumnas en- es
tudios clasicos. Ell publico tambi n
premio la labor de las alumfas la
ecuanimidad del Jurado, apoyando y
coincidiendo en- ell veredicto que Sc
dio. MH
Las de sexto grado Interpretation
con brillantez Y delicadeza la polo
mesa de Chopin op. II (p6stuma); y
las de 10. la introduction "allegro''
oon brio y el adagio de la bellisima
sonata patetica, opus 13, del coloso
de Bonn, el immortal Beethoven.
DILETTANTE.
Rio Piedras, mario 1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
La Junta de EIHC-
clones de OfiCiniS-
: taS del COmercio

Como Sc habia anunciado, tuvo
efecto EN- los salones de la "Biblio
teca de Carnegie - la asamblea ge-
'nerairde- efecciones de Ia dffecti-
va de esta, va poderosa institution,
resultando electos los siguientes
candidates:
Presidente, don Tomas Lamela ;
vice, don J. de JESUS Villamil; Sc
cretario, don Antonio Blanco Fer
nandez tesorero, don V. Diaz Co
llazo, Y vocales, don JESUS Almiro
ty, don Jose r. Flores, don Ra-
fael Cabrera, don Ramon Costa, ID.
Luis |. Berries, Arturo Laza, don
Enrique Amado, don Gabriel So
Yer, don William d. Lopez, don
Guillermo Vizcarrendo Y don Fe-
liX OchotecO.
Indescriptible entusiasmo rein6
durante la asamblea, que hubO de
prolongarse hasta la una.
ProntO sc empezaran crear los
comites locales de la asociaci0n, en-
todas las poblaciones de la Isla.
Durante la session, recibieronse
enthusiasts adhesiones de prestigio
SOS elementos del pals. y, entire
elias, una de los empleados del Co
merciO de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
EI gran tenor PaOli
VeRdra en- breve
a Puerto Rico

Nuestro estimado amigo don Carlos
Paoli, sobrino del eximio tenor porto
rriqueho Antonio Paoli, recibi6 aver ell
siguiente cablegrama fechado en- Mi
Ian:
I" Felia carta tiya. TSnemos EMPIRE
sa, artistas primer orden. Abre abono
Y toma teatro. Por correO va carta con
instrucciones. Saldremos setiembre.
Amalia PAOLI."
Por otro lado, tenemos informes de
que la compahia del conocido tenor es
una de las mejores Y mas completes
que hayan visitado Puerto Rico, pues
en- ella fguran, ademas del gran te-
nor Paoli, artistas de primo cartelle
Y de celebridad reconocida.
Ell Municipio ha cedido el Teatro
para setiembre, y ell abono empezara
muy pronto. solo Sc esperan las instruc
clones del insigne tenor, que llegPran
por correo de un momento otro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
La muGrtG del diStinguidO
jOV0n Luis G. DeIgadO

Victima de una congestion pull
monar aguda ha fallecido en- su re
sidencia de Santurce ell distingui-
do joven Luis G. Delgado, hijo del
prominente caballerO don Ramon
H. DelgadO, persona muy conocida
en- los cfrculos politicos v comercia
les de esta ciudad.
La muerte acaba de malograr
on plena juventud a este mozo,
en- el que sus familiares habfan
puestO tantas esperanzas para el
porvenir.
Ell entierrO del joven Delgado
fue una viva demonstration de pc
same al cuaf asisteron numero
SOS amigos del finado, Y una mani
festaci6n de simpatia y afeeto a
la atribulada Y distinguida fami-
liza Delgado-AcOsta, a la cual nos
unimos de todo coraz6n Ell esta
hOra de duelo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
ASanbIea de los
cirujanos memo
res de PtO. Rico

Ell sabado Sc celebro en- Arecibo la
segunda asamblea anual de los Cru
janos memories.
Asistieron al acto al redor de Glen
practicantes, procedentes de diversos
pueblos de la isla.
Preside la reunion don r. Perra-
ia Doria, v actuo como secretario ell
joven R. Fournier
La asamblea tono los siguientes
acuerdos: Incorporates las leyes del
pals, con el nombre de Association de
cirujanos memories de Puerto Rico;
Sc aprob6 un reglamento por el cual
ha de regirse; fue nombrada una CO.
mission para que visite ell Gobernador
en- solicitud de que recomiende la
Legislature Sc vote una ley fjando
el suleldo mdnimo Nos practican-
tes, seggln la categorfa del pueblo
donde estos ejerzan su profession;
tanlbien Sc acordo dirigir una comu-
nicacion al Comisionado Residente
pidiendo trabaje en- favor de que Ia
profession de cirujano menor en- Puer
to Rico, sea reconocida por el Gobier-
no, para los ,efectos legales y juri-
dicos de la misma.
Fueron aceptados por la asamblea
como niembros honorarios de la Aso-
ciacion los doctores Quevedo Baez,
Susoni, MARTINEZ Rosell6, Vergne y
los practicantes S. Feijoo, Cruz y Ra-
mon Feijoo.
Como delegados de distrito: L. Co.
mos, en- Arecibo; ]. T. Toste, Guaya-
ma, Guarionex Cruz, Ponce.
Terminada la reunion los practican-
tes de Arecibo obsequiaron con un es-
plendido banquete, a sus colegas de
la isla. Luego, la asamblea en- masa
Sc dirigio la morada del doctor Su-
soni quien ofrecio sus servicios pro-
fesicnales, considerable que una hija
del distinguido honbre publico esta-
ba enferma de gravedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
CASI FoDO LOS TRENES
SERAN SUSPENDIDOS

ROMA, mario 1.-Debido a
la faIta absolute de carbon, rel
na6te en- casi todo Italia, sera
suspendida la circulation de nu-
merosos trenes.
Ell jefe del Gobierno, Nitti,
anuncia que en- breve firma-
ra un decreto mediante ell
cuaI ell consume del carbon Sc
efectuara por papeletas, entire
gadas por las autoridades en- los
distritos, de igual modo que Sc
hacia durante ell curse de la con-
fIa0racion mundial.
FL consume de otros articuIos
que ,dependen del conabustible,
sera tanbien limitado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
I'm tubO de dina
mita Sc deSCubri0
aver en- Naguabo
(Por telegrafo.)
Naguabo, MARIO /

Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Bajo I'm ranch6n habitado por
sesenta rompe-huelgas, barrio de
DAGUAO, encontroSe pedazo tu-
bo hierro, de casi una vara por dos
pulgadas diametro, cargado dina
mita, con mocha y fulminante. Mi
lagroso descubrimiento eyit0 te-
rrible explosion. Exodo rompe-
huelgas iniciase.
Alicia Williams, siete amos edad,
fue ultrajada por presunto autor,
-nifio I4auro Davila, de nueve amos,
Ell escuela de DAGUAO, seg1n in
vestigaci6n,
Zen6n Perez, en- reyerta con Ra-
mon de Leon, Ell ell barrio del Rio,
recibi6 cahGza terrible herida. Su
estado es muy grave.
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
MAS BOMBAS INFERNALES
SORPRENDIDAS EN- CATALU UNA

MADRID, mario LA poll
cia de Barcelona sigue encon-
trando I'm considerable n1mero
de maquinas explosives diaria-
mente en- los registros que efec-
t1a en- las casas de los sospe-
chosos.
EI Director general de la Po-
licia arresto a un itaIiano en-
cuyo domiciIio fueron encon-
tradas AS bombas de dinamita
y numerosos pasquines y claves
sesretas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
Los SagitadOrGS Gx-
CitaD a Ia deser-.
ci6n y al piIIaje
(POr Gable Francesl

ROMA, mario L. FL periodico
"Messagero" cree saber que Nitti-es
ia dispresto aceptar los compro-
misos relatives al .Adriatico. Italia
renunciara a la adquisici6n terrific
rial de Fiume con la condici6n de
ejercer su soberania sobre la pobla-
ci6n en- disputa.
PARIS, 1.--Con motive de la grave
situaci6n que ha creado la huelga Sc
han reunido esta mafana los Minis.
tros de Justicia, del Interior, de
Obras Pdblicas Y el Prefecto de la
Pohcia, general Gasyouin, quaenes,
bajo la presidencia de Mr.. Millerand,
oyeron q los Directories de las Com
paflias que informaron acerca de Ia
situaci6n. Para conseguir la econo-
mia en- ell carbon sc anuncia la clau
sura de los cafes, establecimientos
plbicos, teatros, cines y hasta pa
ralizar la circulation del Metropolita
no. AL consume del carbon Sc apli-
cara el regimen de guerra.
LONDRES, 1.---Se desmiente la no
ticia publicada por el peri6dico "L'
Exchange Telegraph referente a q.
los tureos Y los arabes habian ocupa
do q Alejandretta.
PARIS, LEI Consejo de Emba-
jadores decidi6 impedir que los bar
cos alemanes entren EN- los puertos
turcos.
PARIS, Han sido reducidos a
prisi6n dos redactores libertarios
que excitaron a Ia multitud a la re.
beli6n, al pillaje, al robo a la de
serci6n
PARIS, L. Esta tarde ha salido
con destino a Burdeos el presidente
de la Republica, Mr.. Deschanel,
quien presidira la ceremonial CONNIE
morativa en- homemade los diputa.
dos de Alsacia y Lorena.
PARIS, LEI Gobierno ha adop
tado importantes medidas para man
ltener el orden. Hoy sc esperan nue..
vos contingencies militares.
PARIS, 1.--Todas las lfneas Sc
ran guardadas militarmente.
PARIS, LEI Gobierno ha invita-
do todos los huelguistas para que
reanuden los trabajos so pena de de-
cretar sus censantias.
PARIS, 1.-Segdn lbs berioGicos
de esta capital pronto Sc decretara
Ia orden de movilizacion general.
PARIS 1.--Segin lie Matin" sc
ra movilizada la cuarta secci6n dc
los ferrocarriles.
Glen alumnos de la Escue!a, Cen
trail fueron distributes en- las loco
motoras, en- donde puedan recibir ra
pida instruction.
PARIS, LA Ultima hora circula
el grave rumor de que han sido fiji
mados mandamientos de prisi6n cor
ira los directories de la huelga.