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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
GOMPERS SAYS LEAGUE IS
LAB0R's BILL OF RIGHTS
President OF American Federation
Further Describes 1t MS "Doc-
umcnt for Humanity"
BENEFITS WAGE FARMERS
Nonpnrtisan Political Campaign
Committee Declares All Oppo-
nents OF Covenant Arc Either
RcnctiOnarics or Radicals.
IEy Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON Oct. 2i.--Replyirg
20 n question from William Michnels,
Tulsa, Okla. labor leader. as TO what
effect the league of nations as ad-
voca;ed by the American Federation
OF Labor would have upon the la
boring people of this country. Sam
ucl Gompcrs. president OF the fed
Grafton. tonight telcEraphcd that the
labor provisions OF tho covenant cnu-
stitutc labor's bill Of rights" and Is
4 document for humanity"
After pointing out that the feder-
alton Il. It's 1919 convention had unan-
imously voted an Endorsement of tho
league. and quoting in full the pre-
amhle and nine points OF the COW
cnants labor section, Mr.. Gompcrs
urged American workers should sup
port the league because Of It's pro-
visions would confer Tasting ben
chts upon the wage carncrs OF the
world" and is n great international
effort to forward those measures that
make for improvements of standa rd S
tory nations"
MIR. Gompcrs' statement was sup
plementcd by statement from tho
3edcration's nonDartisan political
campaign committee further express
ing what was termed the viewpoint
OF labor. All opponents of the league,
the statement declared. could be
ciassed either as "oNtrcmc reaction
aries or extreme radicals"
The former. it snid. oppose the
league because tho covenant provide,
Tho best check. on reaction" while
radicals take the ground that It means
"stineninG against change"
This position of tho radicals, the
statement asserted, Is "vicious.y
false one" as the league Facilitates
and encourages evolutionary develop
ment and progress" and provides the
best possible check against turbu.
lent and unhealthy upheaval OF de-
structive character"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
LBy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON. Oct. ga United
States OF Russia is now locked for
by officials here as tho most likely
possibility among forms OF govern
ment to follow dissolution OF the
Soviet regime.
Official adviccs today said the Boil
shcvist breakdown was rapidly con-
tinuing in Russia. The movement OF
decentralization. which began in the
breaking away OF the Baltic. eau
casian and ,Sibetian states from tn.
mother empire, as Il result OF dis
tur%cd internal conditions. has he
gun afresh within the territory ruled
By the Soviets. Il was stated
In Russian Turkestan. provinces
only loosely knit together in the pas,
arc constituting more or less impor-
tant governments, the report said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
BAT7LESHLP INDIANA
TO BE USED BYNAW
FOR AIR BOMB TEST
After Experiments Vessel VIII
Become Target for Projec-
files of Atlantic Fleet.
[By Associatel prcss,

WASHINGTON. Oct. o4.-Explosive
tests will be made this week with
the cid battleship Indiana. in lower
Chesapeake Bay, by placing bombs
in various parts Of the ship to demon
strate their destructive effect, had
they been dropped from the air.
Already airplanes flying over the
tho Indiana have demonstrated the
practicability of hitting n target of
that size from height of 1000
to 5000 feet. but the bombs used were
dummies and the test was merely one
oc accuracy.
After the bombing experiments. the
old warshiD will be anchored in Tan
gier Sound as target for ships of
the Atlantic Fleet, which will use n
new type OF projectiles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
RUSSIAN UNION
PLANNED AS SOVIET
REGIME NEARS RUIN
Bolshevist Breakdown Is Proceeding Rapidly, Accord
ing to Official Advices Received in Washinglon-In-
tcrna Disturbances Continue in Red Area

the latest to declare their indcpend-
ence being khiva and Rik kihara.
new central government. rough
~ after the form of the United States
OF America. II Is believed here. might
include even Kingdoms. such as hav
recent: been established in Turkes-
tan. together with the sociaIistic
forms represented by the republics
carved out OF Siberia and forming
now tho Far East republic.
Among the states which United
states OF Russia would he expected
TO include. officials enumerated: Lith
uania, Esthonia. Latvia. Georgia
Azcrbaijan. Ukrainia. Republic o
Vlad!vos,ok. Social Republic OF
Vcrknc- -Cdinskc. the Soviet Republic
OF omsk, the Kingdoms arising ou,
OF the division OF the provinces OF
Turkcstan and Russia proper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
EX-JUDGE AND GIRL ARE
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILES
Aged MINIS wife Probably Fatally
Injured-Twc Others
Hurt.

GREENSBORO, y. c.. Oct. 24.-J.
T.. Webster. 10. formerly probate
Judge OF Gaffney, S. c., was killed
and his wife probably fatally in
jured here today when an automo-
bile struck them. Physicians had
little hope CT Mrs. Webster's -rccov-
cry.
Miss Lucille Robertson ras killed
and her sister, Miss Annie Robertson.
and VIII Daniels. were seriously in
iurcd on the Reidsville highway, near
here. late today, when q car driven
by Miss Annie Daniels. sister of the
injured man. ran off an cmbankment
and turned turtle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
.MACsW|NEY's DEATH IS
NOW MATTER OF HOURS
End May BE Expected at ANY Mo.
mcnt, According, to Lord
Mayors Relatives.
PRISON GUARD RE-ENFoRCED
Constablcs Forced Sisters OF Starv-
| ing Man From Jail-Comnnuni-
cation With Outside Continues To
Bc Prohibited.
GRy Universal Service. |

LONDON. Oct. .5.-Tercnce Mac
Swiney was still Unconscious carly
this morning. hovrr!ns very acar the
border between life and death.
1t waa stated that during the night
the Lord Mayor lay with his eyes
prone and protruding from his head.
There was rafting sound 'his
throat and his hands convulsivel,.
clinched the bcdclothes.
An extra nurse has been posted in
attendance at his bedside and a death
vigil is being maintained.
LONDON. Oct. 2f.-Thc death of
Terence MacSwincy is now aues-
ton Of 4 few hours. according to his
relatives. The hunger-strikinE Lord
Mayor Of Cork on his seventy third
day OF abstention from food Is un-
conscious after a spell OF dclirium.
The prison physicians are with
holding the news OF the Lord Mayors
condition from the public. Heavy
rc-enforcenents have been thrown
around B-ixton prison against any
possible demonstration.
iic was Siiil UNCONSCIOUS this
morning. says the bulletin issued by
the Irish DETERMINATION League
ut IL o'clock tonight--thc seventy
third day of the Mayors hunEel
strike.
''He opened his eyes occasionally
adds the bulletin, staring some
times ut Father Dominic. but gave
no sign of recognition even when
Father Dominic spoke to him. He
lies quietly. moaning as II In pain.
The restrictions suddenly i'm
posed on the Mayors relatives. limit
ing OF prohibiting their access TO the
Mayor and removing their facilities
for communicating with friends out
aidc. continue in force. Misses May
and Annie MacSwiney remained in
the waiting-room OF the prison all
day yesterday and refused to leave
Shortly after 10 o'clock last night
an Inspector and several constabics
entered the room and pu, them out
by force.
Mrs. MacSwiney was allowed TO
be with her husband little more
than an hour yesterday. This extra
strain and the fatigue placed on her
has brought cn an indisposition and
She was unable to visit the prison
this morning. She hopes to be suf-
ficiently recovered to make visit
this afternoon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
7 and II Mean Nothing
When Chinese Roll Dice

NEW YORK, Oct. 2f.-Chincse
doInInoeS and the celebrated Amer
fcan sport called dice nre not one
and the snmc game, IL was decided
by Magistrate Charles Simms, OF
the Tombs Court. In dismissinE
sevcntS-five Chinese men arrested
In a police rnid In old Chinatown,
after they had spent a night In
jnii.
The prisoners told the judge that
seven nnd eleven mcnnt nothing
special I'm their way Of rolling
dice and anyway. they said. they
were playing for fun. not Tor
keeps.
As the raiders hnd seen no
money change hands. their case
g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
IL KILLED, 80 WOUNDED
IN CLASH IN CAPE COLONY
Natives Attack Troops and Police in
Attempt to Rescue
PrIboncr.
by Associated Prcss.l

PORT ELIZABETH, CAPE CPL
ONY, Oct. 24.-Fourteen persons were
killed and about thirty wounded lin q
clash between natives and troops and
police Saturday following the arrest
OF Masalababn, president of the ma
tive workers union. The fighting he
gan when crowd tried to rescue
Masalababa. from the police station.
After two or three vain attacks tho
mob succeeded in entering the sta
ton, whereuDon tho police called for
tho soldiers. who fired upon and dis
perscd tho NIB.
Among tho dead wero two Euro
peans, while several Europeans were
wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
POLICE CONDUCT RAID ON
PREMISES OF SiNN FEM
street Ordered Closed and Movie
iouses Directed to Lock
Their Doors.
by United News.l

DUBLIN. Oct. 2i.--The police and
military conducted spectacular raid
on promises of Sim Feincrs in O'Con-
nell Street Sunday night.
The street was ordered closed.
Movie houses We're ordered to lock
their doors and not to permit the
audiences TO leave until notified.
The raiders then kept tho street
clear for an hour by firing volleys
into the air. After the raid had been
completed the crowds which gathered
nearby booed the soldiers. and in the
disorder which followed more shots
wero fred Two civilians were
Woundrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
P0ET-PATRl0T TO HOLD
FIUME OR GO BANKRUPT
D'Annunzio VIII Give Lectures or
Politics In Paris Next
SDrinr
Try Universal Service. ]

Nv UhIveFSnI SerNItc.
PARIS, Oct. discriminating that
either the Fiumc question will be set
tied to his satisfaction or else he will
be baskrupt, Gabrielle D'Anpunzio.
Italian poet-aviator here, has an
nounced his prospective arrival in
Paris next spring TO give series of
lectures on practical politics.
The most beautiful women OF Paris
are subscribing for tickets, for. in
spite of his rumored engagement to
IL Venetian beauty. D'Annunzio's S
Parlsiennc admirers are more ardent
and devoted than ever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
URGES PRESIDENT TO ACT
John Lewis, Miners Union Chief
Wants Wilson tO Enforce Col
lectlvc BnrEaininE.

fiY UUIleN NCWS.1
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 24.-John L.
Lewis. international president of the
United Mine Workers OF America
sent telegram to President Wilson
Sunday night urging tho chief cXecu-
tive to direct the Department of JUS
tice to begin legal proceedings to en-
force the principle of collective bar
gaining between the coal miners and
coal operators in Alabama, where a
strike has been in progress for six
months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
New Elixir Of Youth Is
Discovered by Austrian
IBy unlver..i service.I

BALTIMORE. Oct. IA new
method OF reJuvenntips mankind.
discovered by DIR. f. SteInnch, m
Austrian scientist, has aroused
the interest OF the whole OF Eu-
rope, according to DIR. Ernest G..
Narr. of this city. who made 81
known today TINT the experiment
had been tried ON human belnEs.
4 ninn of sevchty years, Dr. Mnrr
said, hns reEnincd the vlgor be
pOsnesscd MT forty.
The new method in hased simply
on the Injection OF RperIferoas
germ" and the removal of inactive
and nonproducinG corpuscles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
,,orner Social Leader pies.

NEW YORK. Oct 24.-Word OF the
death in England today of Mrs. Cor
nclia f. Martin. who with her nus
hand. the late Bradley Martin. was
Il leader in New York social life 4
ago. was received here
by her son. Major Bradley Martin.
brief cable message announced her
sudden death at her country resi-
dence at Hampstead Marshall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Mnrburg Decline. Position.

BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 24.--Infor-
nation obtained here tonight was to
the effect that Theodore Marburg. of
this city, United States minister 10
Belgium under the Taft administra-
ton, has declined his appointment
by President Wilson as Republican
member Of the United States Ship
ping Board. Mr.. Marburg confirmed
this.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
COX CONF F|DENT OF
VICTORY AS GREAT
| BATTLE NEARS END
Democratic Candidate Be
lieves Moral Conscience
of America Aroused.
VOTERS RESPONDING FAST
TO STUDY OF LEAGUE PACT
G. o. P. Leaders Worried as
Tide Turns From Front
Porch Nominee.
'ENiOTIONAL FAKE" FAILS
Harding, Wabbling Continuously
on Big Issue, Losing Popular
| Favor, Scibold Says.
VOTERS RESPONDING FAST
TO STUDY OF LEAGUE PACT
DEVOTIONAL FAKE" FAILS
Betting on I Hughes Recalled

NEW YORK, y. ", Oct. IT
Hctting In New York, Chicago.
Boston, Pittsburgh and San Fran
ciso farors the chances of the Re-
publican presidential ticket by.
odds of from, three to six TO ono.
The betting on Mr. Hughes over
Mr.. Wilson four years ngo wns
from two I" four to ono. MIR. Will
rOn was elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
spanish Lose II In Morocco.

LONDON. Oct. 25.-An undated dis
patch received by the London Times
reports Il twelve-hour battle between
the. Spaniards and the Moors in Mo-
rocco. in which the Spaniards lest
twenty-five men killed and los
wounded, the majority OF these be-
ing native troops. The Moors are
said to have suffered severe losses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
TWO FAMILIES WIPED OUT
IN AUTOMOBILE DISASTER
Fraction Car Strikes Motor Party
Near QunkertOwn. Pa, Killing

ALLENTOwN, PA, Oct. 2I.--Five
persons-two families--werc killed
when Lehlgh Valley Transit Com
pnny car crashed into an automobile
near Quakertown last night.
All OF tho victims were residents
Of Philadelphia. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Students Rudy Found In River.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24--The
body OF Homer Lee Hampton. of Col
insViiie, Okla, student. was found
"a! lay Iioating in the river. Detec-
tNes declared, after an examination.
that the young man was murdered and
thrown into the Delaware.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 24.-Four
amateur fshermen today captured y
25o-pcund deer swimming in the Pa
-tapsco River. about five miles from
here. after a chase lasting nearly
two hours. n ysa ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Red. Fomentcri Raj, s,-,,-

MADRID. Oct. 24.-1ncontrovertibl
evidence. 1t is said. hns reached the
spanish and the Portuguese authori-
ties that the railroad strike In Por-
tnsal was the beginning OF an at
tempt by the Bolshevik elements 10
seize power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Allan Ryan Contributes
$4,000 to Aid Cox Fight
IBy Associated Prcr..I

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The DEM
ocrntIc National Committee today
announced the receipt of s25,oOn
contribution to the Cox campaign
fund from Allan a. Ryan, of New
York. Mr.. Ryan accompanied his
contribution with letter to
George White, chairman of the
committee, In which he character
lied the methods used against the
Democratic ticket "ns Infamous
from tho beginning"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Arn,eninns Attack Turks.

LONDON. Oct. 24.-The Armenian
troops. according to Loudon Times
dispatch. has begun counterattack
against the Turks on ne entire front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
womcn VIII Support Cox.

IL the Democratic theory tina;
women generally favor the league Of
nations because of their conviction
that 1t provides an insurance against
war is correct. tho greater percentage
of the woman vote will 20 to SIR.
Cox. This. in fact, is the great de-5
(continued on Second Paga) GA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
variOS VatiCiniOS
para dentrO de mil
quinientOS amos

La maQuina de explorar ell tempo es
ta va montads en- los gabinetes de los
hombres de ciencia.
Ell sabio professor de Estocolmo Swan
te Arrhenius, fisico para quien la Ma
turaleza no guarda secretos, nos ofre
ce en- sintesis .un cuadro del mundo
dentro de mil quinientos aiios.
Para esa epoca, todas las minas de
carbon del Universe Sc habran ago
tado. Su sustituto en- determinadas in,
dustrias, Ell petr6leo tendra una exis-
tencia mas efimera. En- Ell lapse de
Glen afios habremos consumido ell Pc
troleo que almacenan los grandes po-
zos de ciertas regiones Quedaran, pues,
como sustitutos, la hula blanca, La fuer
"a de las mareas, los vientos domados
ejerciendo sus efectos a traves de apa-
ratos encauzados, Y, por ultimo, los
bosques, los bosques, que cubriran in
mensos espacios de la TERRA, aban-
donada por sus actuales moradores pa
ra buscar en- otros lugares mas agra
dables, mas amenos, mas fertiles en-
productos naturales, la vida racional
que por espacio de siglos sus antece-
sores dejaran, para hacer del esfuer-
20 y del gasto de energias la glorifi-
caci6n de un periodic de barbarie, pues
to que los hombres de tales tiempos
Sc esclavizaron en- ell trabajo. espolea
dos por la codicia de la riquez de
las preseas infantiles, la manera de
los salvajes primitivos.
Inglaterra no posee carbon mas que
para doscientos afios. En- cambio, Anne
rica puede producirlo por espacio de
unos mil quinientos pr6ximamente
Dentro de mil quinientos aAos, los
de los territories que hoy
Sc denominan Espaiia, Francia, Ale
mania, Belgica, Inglaterra, Austria,
Russia, 7olanda, Suecia, Noruega. =.
habran desaparecido. En- su espacio
surgiran los grandes bosques, que uti
izara la humanidad en- sus diversos
usos.
Y los antiques pobladores de esos
paises, hartos de luchar con la terra,
va esteril, y con ell china mortifero,
cubriran la superficie de las regiones
y calidas que fueron la Gu
ma seran ell sepulcro de la humanidad.
A 10 largo de los mares y signiendo
ell curse de los grandes rios tropica
les, correran las ciudades suntuosas,
rivales de Siberia, en- medic de jar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
HOMEMADE A MUSoz RIVERA

Como un homemade al insigne patrio-
a Don Luis Muhoz Rivera, cuyo Guar
20 aniversario de su muerte sera Ell dia
IS del corriente, todo buen puertorri-
queho debe escribir a sus amigos, den
tro y fuera de Puerto Rico, durante
dieho dia y el de Ia vispera, en- las be-
Has postales que con el retrato del pre-
claro politico en- un marco orlado con
las banderas americana y puertorrique-
"a. en- eolores. el nombre del leader y la
feeha del iuetuoso acontecimiento. es-
tan de venta. hasta dicha fecha. en- los
prineipales establecimientOs de San
Juan.
Una postal-lO eentavOs.-S por 25
eentavos.
Los pedidos de Ia isla pueden dirigir-
- . apartado 4l5. TelefOno 1901. San
Juan, PR. Advt.
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GrandeS hOnOreS
tributadOS al CO.
Taz6nde Gambetta
GABLE FRANCES

PARIS.-Ha resultado sumamente
solemne la cerenonia de la traslacion
del corazon de Gambetta Acudieron
EN- masa los funcionarios del Gobierno,
asi como tambien las tropas que rim
dieron honores militaras. FL ex-minis-
tro Etienne, al entregar los miembros
del Gobierno Ell coraz6n del insigne ciu
dadao, pronunci6 una emocionante alo
cucion. FL corazon de Gambetta fue
puesto en- un artistico receptaculo lie
vado al palacio de Denfert- -Rocherau,
donde habia sido levantada la capilla
ardiente. Ounce minutes despu6s lie
gaba ALI Ell cuerpo del soldado desco-
nocido. que fue conducido por seis sol
dados. Fueron establecidas guardias de
honor que Sc turnaban cada media ho-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
lmportante pro-
CIanla del COber-
nadOr de PtO. Rico

"PoR CUANTo, en- la Proclama del
Gobernador de Puerto Rico de 2s de
Mayo de 1916, publicada en- ell Boletin
Administrative No 14S, fueron decla-
radios bosques insulares todos los man
glares de la costa de la isla de Puerto
Rico islotes adyacentes, pertenecien-
tes Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, que en-
la misma Sc describen.
PoR CUANTo, el Comisionado dc
Agricultural Trabajo, despues de cele-
brar una audiencia publica segdn dispo-
ne la ley, me ha recomendado La modi-
fcacion de Ia precitada proclama, ex-
cluyendo de la declaration de bosques
insulares hecha en- la misma los mangla
res que mas adelante Sc describen, ra-
dicados en- los terminus municipales de
San Juan, Rio Piedras y Bayam6n, con
motive de que han de ser rellenados en-
una gran parte los primeros, al hacerse
Ell dragado del Puerto de San Juan,
por ser propios los restantes para fines
urbanos comerciales una vez saneados.
"PoR TANTo, Yo, ARTHUR VA
GER, Gobernador de Puerto Rico, en-
(Continda on la pAgina 6a.)
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En- ObsequiO a los CabaI|erOs
dc Massachusetts,

En- ell magnifico hotel "Condado" fue
ron obsequiados por los veteranos del
60. Regimiento de Massachusetts, resi-
denies en- la isla, los distinguidos ca
balleros norteamericanos que en- union
del gobernador Cox y Ell general Oar
ling, actualmente nos visitan.
AL acto asistieron, ademas de los an
fitriones y los festejados, conocidos ele-
mentos de esta ciudad. Hicieron uso de
la palabra Mr.. Cox, Mr.. Darling, Ell juez
del Toro Cuebas y los sefiores Huyke y
Besosa. Todos tuvieron enthusiasts fra
ses de loa bienvenida para los visi-
tantes. quienes correspoAdieipn a su
vez ccntestando los dtscursos con gran
des demostraciones de simpatia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
M. Cory Mr.. Wager habIaTsn
on Ia ceremonial del Iunes

~ tunes q las cnatFo ds IA tarde -
esishrnEA fFsuta Al ediaci0 federal IA
seEemonia ds IA eoioeaei6n de IA lApi.
da en msmoria ds ios soidados america
nss. psrtsnscisHiss Il 90. Regimisnto
e har,aehussstis. cue sneumbisFon en-
h isia durants Ia guerra entire los Is.
tadoa Unidos y Espaha.
Al aeto aaistiFA q obispo Mr.. Col.
mess quisn harA u invoeaei6n.
- gobsrnador ds Massachusetts,, Mr.
channins Con. sl gobsTnaaor Mr. va.
gs. 81 general NJ Charles X. Daring.
otFes mas. haraa uso as Ia palabra
l. Banaa Mnitar a4iatiEA a Ia esre-
maaia y tocarA siEunaa piszaA
una eompanis Dc Il ouardia Naeio.
al msndada poF oaeiaiss portouique-
aos. tomara parts sn Ia esrsmonia.
tambifn.
Numeroao pablico - sspsra cue asis.
tirA Al acto. para u eual - han repar.
tide "a 500 invitaeienes.
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PARIS.-La ciudad apareci6 muy
bellamente engalanada Todos los edi-
ficios piblcos, los "chaletsn mas en-
cumbrados, las residencias particulares
y los edifcios del Gobierno, ostentan
muy hermosas decoraciones con mott
vo de la ceremonial en- honor del solda
do desconocido que sera irhumado en-
ell Arco de Triunfo. al, acto, que reves
tira grandiosa solemnidad, acudiran
los veteranos de la guerra, los mutila-
dos, los diputados, Ell Presidente de la
Republica, el Cuerpo Diplomatico y AL
tos funcionarios del Gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
Fl SeCretaTiO de
EStadO, Mr. Colby,
ira a Ia Argentina
GABLE FRANcEs)

WASHINGTON. Ell secretario de Es
tado, Mr.. Colby, anuncio hoy que Ell
i;inerario de su proximo viaje la Anne
RIGA del Sur incluye Rio de Janeiro,
Montevideo y Buenos Aires. Aunque Mr.
Colby no ha precisado aGn la fecha de
la salida, Sc sabe que la Camara de Co.
mercio de Estados Unidos en- Buenos Al.
res ha recibido un cablegrama de La ca
mara de Comercio de Estados Unidos,
conunicandole que ell viaje Sc efectua-
ra ell diez y siete del actual mes.
La vista Buenos Aires sera oficiosa