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mltiee ON foreign relations. proposing
amendments and four reservations 20
the peace treaty. senator lllicheoes
presented minority report recon
meudins the adoption Of tine trcaSS
without reservation There began then
a determined fight between the oppos.
Ing forces In the senate. which ended
finally in deadlock that prevented
the ratification Of the treaty either
with or without reservations.
President Wilson had continued "a
combat every suggestion Of II change
In the treaty or the covenant Of the
League If Nations and In an effort Ia
force IFS ratification had undertaken
an extensive tour Of the country he,
ginning on September 4. After dellv.
erlng mare Than forty speeches
throughout the West he broke down
under the strain and was forced "a
return 10 the White House. His con.
dillon was regarded as very serious.
and he wss unable to take n leading
part In the battle for the treaty when
the contest reached Its climax. The
president still insisted, however. upon
the adoption u The treaty without res
crvutions and when the question came
10 final vote In the senate on Novem-
her ~ the Democratic minority. aided
by n number Of Republicans opposed
to the league In any form. defented the
majority resolution OF the Republicans,
which would have carried with II the
reservations adopted by the senate
Scnator Hitchcock ihereupon offered
resolution providing for ratification
of the treaty without reservations. ana
this, In turn, was defeated, e number
of Democratic senators voting with
the Republicans. With compromise
between the opposing groups appar-
emily Impossible, the senate ad-
journed.
In the meantime the peace treaty
had been ratified by the other great
allied nations and by many of the
smnller nations that had been engaged
in the war against Germany.
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The Making OF Peace.

The first steps toward the organl-
zation Of the peace congress were
taken on January IL when the SUI
preme war council. members OF which
were President Wilson and Secretary
Lanslng of the United States. and the
premiers and foreign ministers of
Great Britain, France and Italy. to-
Eether with Marshal Foch and mill
tary representatives Of the several
powers. began actual consideration OF
the terms Of peace to he imposed upon
the central powers. The peace con
gress itself without delegates from
the defeated powers or Russia. met In
the ministry Of foreign affairs at
Paris on January IS. President VIII
son proposed Premier Clemenceau for
permanent chairman Of the confer
ence and the delegates elected him by
unanimous vote. II WAS determined at
the beginning that only the five great
belligerent powers. the United States.
Great Britain. France. Italy and japan
should take part In all meetings of the
conference and commission TO be ap-
pointed; that other belligerent and as
ISOLATED powers should participate
only in meetings nj which questions
concerning them were to be discussed.
As the representatives of the many
belligerent nations entered upon the
task 81 bringing peace to the world
Europe was In turmoil. Poland was
being reconstructed and the fixing of
her boundaries gave rise to many con.
troYersies between the Poles and sur
rounding peoples. The question of
whether a League of Nations should
be created as a means of preventing
future wars was one OF the first to he
taken up by the peace conference. On
January % the conference formally
declared in favor OF the establishment
Of League Of Nations. and com.
mission. Of which President Wilson
was chairman. was appointed to pre-
pare definite plan. The League Of
Nations commission held its first meet
ing on February and on February "A
President Wilson read and explained
to the pence conference a draft OF the
constitution for the League Of MAJ ons
The plan provided for an executive
council to be composed Of reprc~ nta-
dves Of nine nations and for al Inter
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Events IF 1878
PASSlDItEtlIEW
World Found Great Difficulty in
Returning From War to
Peace Conditions.
MAKING The GERMAN TREATY
Europe In State OF Ferment. While
the United States Was Struggling
With Grave Industrial and Eco
nomic Problems.
BY DONALD 2. BIoes.

After nearly five years of frlghtful
warfare, In which all of the great pow.
ers and many of the smaller nations
had been involved. the world found II
difficult 10 return to anything like nor
mai conditions during the year 1919.
While the armistiee which was signed
In the closing weeks of 1918 brought
a cessation Of h0s,llltles between the
two groups of nations that had been
engaged In the great struggle. Il did
not bring peace to all the peoples In
yolved. Technically the world still
was at war throughout practically NIL
OF the yenr just closed AS the pence
treaty which was framed In Paris
after months of negotiation could NOT
be made fully effective until ratified
by the great powers aud formally pro
mulgated by the peace conference
Failure of the United States senate Ia
ratlfy the treaty. because Of opposition
to the covenant Of the League Of Nh
lions, which was made a part Of the
pence treaty. prevented the formal
declaration o. peace until more ilsin
year after the armlstlce was signed.
Internal disorders and territorial
disputes arising from the establish
ment OF many new nations kept n
large part of Europe In turmoil. Such
complete remaking Of the imp Of
naturally could not he accomplished
without friction. The great empire Of
Austria Hungary had fallen to pieces
with the defeat of the central powers
and out OF the wrecknge new states
arose. These new natlOns-Austrla
Hungary, Poland and the Czech and
Jugoslav stntes-could not establish
their new boundaries without friction
among themselves and with their
Delghbors. The new government Of
into rpubic, was striving 10 main
tain Itself against the attacks Of radI.
cal elements. Russia was torn by
civil strife, with half dozen groups
fighting for the mastery. Al times
world peace seemed still far off hut as
lnt year pHSstu cUIlulllDHS D'cHlnt
more settled and It seemed probable
that with the formal PRONUNCIATION Of
the peace treaty the chaos into which
Europe had been thrown would pass
In the United States conditions were
not so unsettled MS In the nations that
had been longer engaged In the war
but here, ms in Europe, the transition
from war to a peace basis was not
easy New industrial problems had
been created. The high cost of living
caused labor to make lnsistent and re-
peated demands for higher wages and
resulted in numerous strikes among
all classes OF workers. Radical lead
ers took advantage OF the unrest that
existed to recruit their forces and
they became so active that the con
stltuted authorities of the nation
finally found II necessary to take de.
termined steps to suppress dlsloyal
propaganda.
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Domestic Affairs

Inc return OF the tnlttu StuAfH I"
condition OF peace was not accom-
plished easily. Unusual conditions ex-
listed and the people of the country
were confronted with problems 9hat
had been unknown in the days before
the war.
The adoption Of nationwide rrohl-
hilton and the submission by congress
of the constitutional amendment for
complete vonJan's suffrage were i'm
portant events of the year. tatiflca-
tlon Of the nutioppi prohibition amend
mept cane early In the year with a
rnpIdity that surprised the nation. on
january 90 the state department pro-
claimed the ratification of,the amendr
meus and SET January l6, 1920, as the
date when II would become effective.
on January Attorney General Greg
DRY rendered his resignation, to become
effective March 4, and A. Mitchell Pal.
iner was appointed to succeed him on
February 2T. On january u Walker
u. Hires was appointed director gen.
crai OF railroads to succeed william
n ",o,d,o
nm oo,ornn.rt,o first blow AZ the
rndcuis during the year was deliv-
cred on January when Congressman
Victor L. Berger and four other So
cIallst leaders were found guilty by
federal jury in. Chicago OF conspiring
40 ,n,orsorn With tho successful con.
',r,t 20 no yor IN February 10 they
were sentenced TO 90 years lmprison-
an.
a. ,,aroh . uorhor. aoover was
.,nn,rtad he tbe nresldent in he d..
@Yl,o.''n ran u, If American reilef
anson, tbo nonuio.ion az Eprope.
poconse If Tho recesslty for legis-
,ot,on .o ,neot the now after.war con.
,,. .,o ,ro,sdont w,lson nm NAV 7 nv
aah,n fra,, par,s ca,led sreeioI see.
s,on ar cn,,eress 70 convene NAV 80.
on u,v IN tbe can,najen for the Vic
49,, ih.rtv loan Tho last nonulnr war
,oan closod c,ffh heavy oversub.
sor,,tton az sthe 81 5ro oOGG0O boad
,sste
mo snoc,at session Of the sixty.
.,-,t, oo,,oress onened nm Nav 10 with
~ ronnblIcaps IN control of bota
-, "a s.note for tho arst lime
a,noo 100 Tho house of representa-
TO- nos orcsnIgea nv the election Of
Ca,,,,rsss,ran CilIett Of MASSACHUSETTS,
~ Saeolar In tho senate Senator
@.,n,,ntns If Iowa was elected presi-
don, nrn rom
onc If tho first nets nf the new
hanso WAC IN mass the woman suffrage
a,sandmont % tho Constitution Inv a
80 4 9et "a 81 The amendment
~ as,,n hrourbt nm in the senate on
no + and This time was adonted by
,.nts ~ 5e IN %
Tss octivitIes If anarchjstic eie.
,.o,,s ,r.re manifa,ted on June 2
- bombs wore exnloded simultan.
aouslv nj The residences of ten men in
o,,,,, eastern cities.
os ru,y /, the wsr.time emergency
n.,hi,,,,tnn ect went into effect and
-. 40 erst ti,ne in history the sale
- ,,nnor u.as fle,ol throughout the
,,a,,od s,o,es ON July - President
v,,,s,,n retoed tho agricultural apnro.
rriation hin because of rider re-
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Mexico and the United States.

Conditions In Mexico continued 10
provide a pcrpexiug problem for the
United States government during the
year 1919
A report ON July that armed Mex
leans had attacked and robbed a boat
load OF American sailors near Tam
plco caused bitter feeling and on Au-
gust II this was intensified by the cap.
lure OF two United States army avia.
tors by bandits who held them for
$4,000 ransom. The ransom was paid
by the United States government on
August 10. aud troop OF cavalry, ne
companied by mrr'ancs crossed the
border IN search ~ tie bandits. Pres
ident Carrauza demanded the with
drawal Of the United States troops.
hut his demand was ignored, The
punitive expedition attacked bandit
stronghold on August n, killing four
men, hut on August 81 The pursuit was
abandoned and the troops returned TO
the United States.
The relations between Mexico and
the United States reached crisis on
November 10 when Secretary OF State
Lansing dispatched note demanding
the immediate unconditional release
of William o. Jenkins, United States
consular agent nj Puebla. who had
been arrested on charges of compile
ty with bandits who kidnapped him
and held him for si5O.OO0 ransom. A
few days later Jenkins was released
on bail, but this did not relieve the
strained relations.
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appointed by him investigate ana SET
tie wages and conditions for the fu-
ture. This plan was accepted by the
miners on December 10 and coal pro-
ductlon was resumed.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
DOS GRANDES EXI-
TOS DE LA CON-
PANIA VELASCO

En- la noche del microbes la com
pania Velasco ofrecio la cuarta repre-
sentaci6n de "Mujeres Y Flores" y
el estreno de "El Sol de Espafa"
"Mujeres y Flores" encierra tan
to arte, tanta gracia que gusta mas
mientras mas Sc conoce. Es obra
que no cansa. Su ,musica ligera, ale
gre, emotiva, satura ell alma de ale
gria Y de .arte.
Su desempeio fue excelente. La
Sra. Fernandez, colossal como STEM
pre-. rs la mimada de nuestro p1bli-
co que no ceso de aplaudirla.
La Sra. Rovira, muy bien. va esta
restablecida de la affection gripal que
sufriera Y pudo lucir su voz dulce y
melodiosa. Izquierdo graciosisimo. La
orquesta muy bien bajo la direction
competente del maestro Belloch, ar
tista que ha conquistado grandes
simpatias en- nuestro publico.
FL estreno dc Gel Sol de Espafla'
fue un exito resonante Y justo. Es
una obra del corte de "Mujeres Y
Flores.
La m1sica de "El Sol de Espana'
es exquisite. En- ella sollozan, cantan
~ rien, Andalucfa, Galieia, Arag6n,
Valencia, Madrid, en- fin, toda la Es-
pana del arte. La introduction del
cuarto cuadro es de una sencillez y
una belleza Incompatible. Es musi-
ca que Sc pega al alma Y hace SEM
tir como 81 ell sol y la gracia de Es-
pana Sc entrodujera EN- nuestros CO.
razones. Hace vivir durante algunos
instantes una vida mas dichosa.
"El Sol de Espafa" es obra que Sc
puede lsostener en- ell cartel por mu-
cho tempo.
T)dos recibieron mercedes aplau-
SOS en- en- su desempeno. En- esta com
pania no hay lunares, no hay nota
discordante. Todos visten Y hacen las
obras debidamente.
La Sra. Fernandez, muy picarezca
y graciOsa durante tOda la revista,
especialmente en- los couplets del aba
nico que tuvo que repetir varias We
ces entire atronadores aplausos. IL
quierdo, como siempre, muy aplaudi-
do.
Los coros, los bales, los trajes, las
decoraciones magnifcas.
Para muy pronto Sc anuncia el eS
treno de Gel Principe Carnaval", que
enloqueci6 de entusiasmo la ciudad
de la Habana.
Martin CHEPAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
CUARENTA MIL DO
LARES PAGARON
POR I'm TORO

Comunican de Buenos Aires que Sc
gun informaciones recibidas de Lon
dres un hacendado argentine ha logra
do la adquisici6r de un toro de la
raza Shorthorn, en- la suma de s,40o
libras esterhnas, sea noventa Y cinco
mil pesos papel, unos cuarenta mil do
lares
Meneionan esta adqufsici6n, por ira
tarse de un reproductor que ha sido
clasificado recientemente como ell com
pe6n de los campeones, de todas las ra
zas vacunas en- la feria annual de Edim
burgo, celebre por su importancia en-
cuanto al n1mero Y la selection de
los animales que son expuestos en- ella.
FL heeho revela, por otra parte, que
en- la Argentina Sc esta intensifcando
Ell interes por la adquisici6n de repro
ductores, en- beneficio del perfecciona
miento de las razas y desde luego, de
la ganaderfa, cuyos progresses han al
canzado caracteristicas beneficas para
Ell pals.
Es de lamentar, sin embargo, agre
gan, que no Sc haya conseguido esta-
blecer todavia 10 que podrfa denominar
re-exportaci6n de reproductores a los
paises vecinos, como Ell Uruguay, Bra
sill, etc., con 10 que SO proporcionarfa
ell innegable mejoramiento de la CANA
deria de los demAs paises y pondria de
relieve la indiscutible importancia de
la Argentina.
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szIflsurlalc6a

mon Perez Villamil, cobro dc dinero Sc
decret6 el embargo de bienes de la de-
mandada en- cantidad sufciente a cubrir
s50,025.os. de principal, su interes has
"a IA fecha del e1:5argo y $4,000 90 pa
"a responder del ganado, sin fanza.
"oller y Garcia" vs. 'Linea Ferrea
del oeste', dahOs y perjuicios. Sc sus
pendi6 hasta nuevo sehalamiento.
Valentino Rodriguez VS. Pedro Canals,
divorcio Sc declare con lugar la deman
da. quedando los hiios habidos bajo Ia
patria potestad de Ia madre, la deman-
daHAe y se le impusierOn las costas al
demandado.
POlonia oliver Ortiz y otros VS. 10
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Una Carta

Setiembre IA, 1920
Senior Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan de Puerto Rico
Mi distinguido amigo y compafiero:
Ell MUNDo acaba de ser NAL inter
pretado ante la opinion publica por Gel
Tempo.
Hoy, no va "EI Tempo, nj al
partido Republican,, voy referirme;
sino, como sugerf en- mi primer para
70, a uno de los que fornan parte de
la Redaccion de dicha hoja, en- relaci6n
con usted, senior Director, y con Ell
MUNDo.
Este sefior Sweet, que parece Sc COM
place en- injuriarnos y en- demostrar un
odio contra todo 10 que al buen nombre
y al progreso de nuestra tierruca Sc re-
fiere, la emprende ahora contra la bue-
ma fe la inteligencia de la Redacci6n
de Ell MUNDo Mister Sweet, en- su
editorial ingles de "The Times fecha
do Ell 15 de setiembre en- curse, traduce,
20 DICE 6l que traduee,) sliteralmen-
te'', algunos p&rrafos de Ell MUNDO,
relatives a la magma Asamblea que ell
sabado ultimo, en- los salones del Sena-
do de Puerto Rico, celebro Ell partido
de la Union; information que, (hay que
hacerlo constar,) "ACEPTA Y PU-
BLICA SWEET COMO CoRRECTA'
segin sus palabras textuales de princi-
pie de artieulo.
Y dice mister Sweet, poniendolas en-
las colnmnas de Ell MUNDo, las siguien
tes paIabras:
''In his speech, Mr.. Barcel6 spoke
extensively of the political situation OF
Porto Rico. -
Que traducidas quieren decir, como us
ted vera:
''En su discurso, ell senior Barcel6 ha-
bio extensamente de la situaci6n poll
tica de Puerto Rico
VEL MUNDo 10 que dijo fue 10 81
guiente:
ssEn su discurso, Ell senior Barcel6 ha-
bio extensamente de la situaci6n poll
tica de Puerto Rico, DE LAS LIBER
TADEs Y DE LOS DEREcHos QUE
NOS HAN coNCEDIDo LOS EsTA
DOS UNIDos, Y DE oTRos PUNTos
DE EXTRAORDINARILY IMPORTAN
cLA.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
MARIA GABBI
~ CoRREsPoNsAL

Con gran exito sigue trabajando en-
uno de los mas importantes eines de La
capital, la conocida cartante Maria Cab
bi, uuien viene preeedida de envidia-
BILE fama artistica, conquistada en- los
mas importantes teatros del Norte, es-
pecialmente en- la Boston Opera Hou
se'', donde estuvO actuando por espa-
clio de seis amos.
Maria Gabbi es una cantante de de
licado temperamento artistico. Canta SO
bre todo, con esquisito gusto. En- la fun
ci6n de anoche demostr6 que es una
artista de las que Sc imponen 49,.
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la gran PELICULA
"VIVOS MUERTQS'
10 QUE NOS INFoRMA "SELEc.
TIoE FILM SERVICE.

No hay que desesperar, amables lee
torres
Es cierto que en- estos dias de revo-
luci6n inquietudes, epigrafe VINO Q
MUERTo, es para ponerle cualquiera
los pelos de punta.
Pero no haya tenor; Sc trata de Ia
Ultima pelicula de serie ''filmada'' po1
la importante casa ''Pathe'' impor-
tada por La Selection Film Co.
Serie de episodios sumamente en-ocio-
nantes y originates, que avivan cada vez
mas ell inter6s del publico, a medida que
la pantalla va desarronando el argu
mento.
El protagonista de la sensational Sc
rie que nos ocupa es JACK DEMPSEY
Ell hercules del siglo, atleta formida-
BILE que hoy ostenta Ell titulo de "chan
pion' mundial de boxeo.
Dempsey fue ell vencedor de Willard
Ell hombre blanco, que en- la Habana lc
arrebat6 Ell titulo de campeon al pugi-
! 44SJd JACK JOuuSOn
FL campeon frances, Carpenter, &C
tual campe6n de Europa, Sc encuentga
hoy en- los Estados, Unidos, poniendosc
en- condolences de luchar con Dempsey
por la supremacia del pugilismo mum
dial
Y quizas La casualidad nos lleve al CT.
ne para adndrar al gigantic del siglo
precisamente, ell dia que este Sc encuen
tre frente su adversario, luchando
por sostener ell puesto prestigioso que
hoy ocupa en- ell mundo de los deportes
AL final de uno de los primeros epi-
sodios, Sc desarrolla un Cuadro donde
ell espectador >puede darse exacta cuen-
ia de la fortaleza fisica Ell gran coloso
Lucha contra once bandidos, hombres
todos fortisimos, quienes estan dispues
tos vencerle de cualquier manera
Mas, los poderosisimos brazos del gi-
gante, caen sobre sus adversarios con
inaudita fuerza estos vencidos POGO
POGO, ruedan por Ell suelo fatalmente
agolpeados.\
Hay otras escenas de diferente indo-
lie, donde aparecen suntuosos palacios
orientales, Y, todo ALI, tiene colorido
artistico y refnado.
Mujeres bellas, tendidas muellemente
en- sendos divanes, propios de aquel pals
de leyendas
Sus formas esculturales complement
tan Ell attractive cuadro
Los rellenos cue correspondent esta
sensational serie son escogidas entire las
mejores producciones de la temporada,
entire ellos: Tras Bastidores'', "vian
dante', "El nlmero 99'', 'La Ven
ganza" y otros.
VIVo o MUERTo, representa- como
obra de arte el mayor esfuerzo que in
genio humane puede concebir.
Ell argumento bien traido, la perfecta
repartici6n de los cuadros, las arrogan-
tes actitudes de Jack Dempsey, ell des-
precio la vida con que Sc han lanza-
do tras Ell 6xito cada uno de los actores
que fguran en- esta obra, haran de esta
interesante cinta la sensation de La tenn
porada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

Pr6ximamente embarcara para los Es
tados Unidos ell conocido prestigioso
cirujano dentista DIR. E. Gil Rivera,
uuien desde hace algunos afios reside
entire nosotros, donde ha montado uno
de los mas modernos y mas completes
gabinetes dentales de la isla.
A su regreso, ell doctor Rivera tie
ne Ell prop6sito de fjar su residencia
en- Cayey, donde Sc pondra al frente
del bufete professional de uno de sus
hermanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

Selma Plumey Irizarry y otros, reivin-
dicaci6n. Sc aprobo la estipnlaci6n de
las parties.
Lila Miranda VS. 'The p. r. Railway
Light anda Power Co., daaOs Y per-
juicios. Sc lie concedieron a la demanda
da 80 dias mas para presentar la ex-
posici6n del case.
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