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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-09

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alll las cungnEala - adopiHron de-
pues de- amplia discussion Dos siguien.
tes acnerdos;
la- Crear con 81 noinlirc lie Centre
Pneriorriqueho una asociaci6n ienden-
ie a los prop6sitos que a continuation
se cxprcsan:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-09

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-09

A las seis de la tarde del dia de
hoy fue resueltO el confiicto de Ia huel-
ga que venfan sosteniendo los emplea-
dos Y peones de la factorfa dc .AzIicar
"vanina", de este municipio.
TOdOs los trabajadOres han vuelto
sus faenas al tOque del pito del Cen
tral. las seis en- punto de la tarde.
Hoy, como las 4 80 p m., Y en-
mOmentOs que el auto pGblico No. 64J.
bajaba pOr la calle MunOz Rivera. con
direction hacia Caguas, la nina Estre-
liza Ubarri. hija de don Miguel Ubarri,
Y residente en- la misma calle, Sc encon
traba jugando en- la carretera. En- esos
momentOs el auto arroll6 la nina,
produci6ndole una fuerte confusion en-
la region frontal Y en- el labio superior,
de la que fu6 asistida en-, ell Hospital
Municipal, por el practicanth seiior
Herrera. Las heridas son de cardcter
algO grave, ...a..s,
Las autOridades intervinierOn y arres
taront al chqRtfeHr Arturo GoIIzalez
plaza No. 10,363, natural de Cayeyl y
El caro- es3 propiedad de Ia ''Cayey
Ford Line. Ell .Juez driarte exigi6 al
acusado $500 pesos de fiaHza para OBJ
rtener su libertad provisional, la que
fu6 prestada. La Mia apenas cuenta
e1nco amos. .r1aH sUrse aayeIH
| = Aver, g de febrero, Sc inaugur6 ell
magnffieo teatro cine, propiedad de los
sefiores Dlaz5y Rodrfguez,iy situado en-
la calle AIufioz Rivera, esquina ia Ro-,
.ble. La Compaiifa de Virginia Fsibre9
gas @estren0 ell hermosO steatro, y resul
to tin gran exito eIii todo por tOdo.
Els este un verdadero teatro moderno.
Cuenta con suficiente cabida para alo
jar c6modamente a mil expectadOres.
Ell amplio, fresco y SECURE. Las puer-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-09
De Rio Piedras y sus alre-
dedores

tas de escape son anchas Y bien cons
truidas. para ga caso de peligrO po
der desalojar el salon en- cincO mimu-
tOs. Cuenta el edificio con cuarto 'toi
lette'' para Sras. y caballeros, terraza
de fllmar. cuarto para las artistas y
dennis comOdidades Y eXigencias que
requiere un buen teatro mOderno.
No tienc NADIA, que 'envidiarle los
buenOs teatrOs de por ahf, Y Rio Pie
dras puede felicitarse pOr cOntar con
otro grande Y c0mOdO salon dOnde ir
Il pasar hOras de sOlaZ. Tambi6n cuen
ia con dos magnfiicas maquinas cine
matOgrdticas, Power.
FL nombre del nuevo teatro es. Ri
yoIi."
} Felicitamos a los simpaticOs empire
sariOs Y no sdudamos que -tendrdn 62itO
segurO. si .-ra fl. .ss 9
--VarioS j0venes de la Universidad
estHdiantes Y mliSicOs della banda que
Ell dicho centro escolar hay, han .venis
do ndsotros con pl fin de nIaIiifestar-
nos que ell dipector'ileIA banda, 81 10!
ven E. Ramos. ha pueStolmnS buehaS
notas itl:yunos de los Ihtisic0s, que eli
el cohcepto de los otro2 no Sc las me
recfan, Y. al resto, ldebidb tai vez a no
tener simpatfas con eifo4. les iiia pnesto
notas ba.ias. Esto, tlesde 'luego, no nos
atreyemos asegurarlo. pero. 81 asf ha
sucedlido, no habta eilot tnnuy alto de
las actuacioneS de este director. sQue
hay de 'vSeracidad en- este asunto?
5 Sr Cmisiohado del Ser4ic;o Piblico.
las GALES siempre iguales; no hay me
dio de arreglarlas y los trailseuntes, st-
friendo mucho, Y sudando lagota gorda.
;NO Sc puede remediar algo?
r. TEO.
Rio Piedras, fehrero ), 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-09
Los puertorriquefos RESIDENCES en- Cuba
tendran en- breve tempo su Casa Social

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sal. an Hs--ass,,. na sAsalaasa. q ~
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esan sanian - dia - a. muiVo. sssuins
mugnslon rlsfsssu ac D. alsaiis8an d.
h. esuansatnd unr fmf ulm sasn A. liu.
ninuidnd n'aiizada issr see iiustr-s 40.
tsuiads,s l,u,.rtorriui,,.i,,ss sun IA lIsarrr
,.iaisle s-slal..fns'i6u ass git,rls,si.iulo t'as
ielnr ia ss,lHl,urac.sn del rougfs-so
Esgailol.
5a.- ArsHiarnos ren unpsiro cufcur
~ moral > material in,lus io, aoonie-
cimipni0s que rn Ia Imtiia IiuertorTi-
qucila pucdan teacF lngar , q. Por su
iml,oriancia 10 mrrzcan.
a continuation damus los noml,Tps
De las personas clrsidas i'or unaniIni-
dad.
MfcHbroS Il, HOHoT
Sra. Lola Rodriguez de Il. Ti6. 6raL
Juan Rius Rivera. Sr. Aristidez Rivera.
Phesidcnts: Dr. Sergio Cucvas ze-
queira.
Vice-presidenies Arturo Morales y
J. A. Nazquez 49,
Secretario de Actas Sr AdrianO
Lopez Nussa. .es. f.;.
SecretariO de Correspondence Ma
auel Cueyas Iequeira.
Tesorero: Juan Rivera Y Bruno.
Contador: Placido Navas.
VOcales: Dr. Alfredo Aguayo, DIR.
Manuel Gambia, Vicente Sierra, Jorge
Hansen, Carlos Wyman, Felix Agui-
luz, joaquin Nilloda Bird. Antonio 7.
Garcia, Joaquin Masferrer. Lorenzo
Quesada, Ramon J. Matos, Marcial Lu-
80, JacintO Garcia Quevedo. Ramon Ii
najero, Julian Benejam, r. Martinez
Pab0n, Pelayo. Riera, J. Toro, Eurfpi-
pes Lugo, jose .Fajard6 y Rafael Mo-
Fa'es' "A be5ae 1c4 .5MalsqsI %
i; Termin6 la reunion en- medic del ma
gOr Ientusiasm9 y los s,eencurrentes fue-
aoni obseqqiad9s .expl&nqidamente por
ei doctor Cuevas ZeqIeiIa--
Sc designa r6ii ,ad1naSl como Eetrtdo
t'onshlto al Dr. Fernando Sanchez de
Fuentes: Mtslico, al Dr. r.-:JoSG +. Fe-
iran Dentistf. al I9f9 JosFeME. Gatelig
: FL il,illes7 2eltie 9liitro,I IA IA 96cho"y :
media depla 24l6ehe softiefoii aafeuhir-
Sc los niielAbfostide laoS6eiedad Pitdrto-
'rriquenl enoaE teitfo ePf6visi6nal ode
Ia Asociaci6n. 'Tesadilltp g. para 'daf po
session IA juntapdirectivai ipafas seste
afiro para Pfocetler4 aa la;ll6cturae' y
aprobaci0n del TReglamentO. - s#l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-09
Baneo Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
PAGo DE DIVIDENDO

AcOrdado pOr e COnsejO de Administration repart D
vdndo Active Provisional de cnco ceO sobre ell vaO
nOcdO las accOne de la PRIRA SEGUNDA serie de este
Banco de los benecOs del ejercciO social de 9192O
avsa los accOnstas dsde eSta
fecha horas habe de Caa queda alberto pago de dchO
dvdendO al ec0 pueden Secetara
las correspondentes papeIetasSAN JUAN p de Enero
de 192OE SecretarioP. Rocafort-E Director GerenteM
Martinez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-09
MODESTO GOTAY
Bazaar y Sastreria
Cristo 20.

Sc lavan y pIanchas trajes de caba-
lleros y faIdas de casimir. +,
Sc hacen la medida, contandO con
maestro inteligente y de larga expe-
riencia. s.
Mande su traje para prepararselo
seguida.
Precios econ6micos.
Cristo 20.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-09
STEEL PLATEs-sTEEL BARS

STEEL PLATES-STEEL BARS
Para entrega en- Mario y Abril,
a los preciOs mas bajOs del mer-
cado, de The Pennsylvania Steel
Export Company. a5ip3f ID 4
Agentes: DIAZ HERMANOS'
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
81 Advt.
Sc vENDE una registradora Ma
tionaP', completamente nueva.
Informes en- ''El Kiosko Amarillo,
Bayam6n, Puerto Rico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

ENACTED BY A GREAT CAST INCLUDING
Barbara CastIetOn- KirImood Sidney AinsSOrth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
Ell PasOans Who Are On
Peace And Progress Train

THOSE making the trip and the
firms they represent are as fol-
lows
e " ADAMS. ST. Regis hotel
a. IT ANDERSON, president Anderson n
rasment company.
III y A1eDhEAs, vice president city Ma
lonai Bank
= e. BALLAGH. manager Southwestern
nEineertng ara supply company
IT. y alA-s-sll4Ll, president II Raao Over
land company.
C. = BaRGLEBAUGH, BarsisbauEh and
Henry s. BEACH Beaeh's Art shop.
- BBCkEH- manager y. Nordwaid q &C.
dAAEs $ BLACK, managing editor =
ARTHUR BL1UGRUND. American Furni-
ture company
A. BLU1TE1-T THAI. A. Biumsuthal a Bros.
DR. u IL BROWN. dentist
LOUIS CHERNIS.
81 coBLESTz. president Ths white
". cooLEE. vice president city S'ationl
Bank.
p ~. CRAIG. vice PRESIDENT A-asriean
Trust and Savings Bank
LEE H. CREWS. vice president e Pago
Bank and Trust company
lfQEaLAS O. CHOAFELIs Douslas-CrcTeli
Insurance agency
~ L cRoWLET. The China Palace com
?. S. cURTIss. J. s. curtis1 & company.
JAMES A. DICE. president James A. Dick
company.
P r. DUDLEY, repreHentando the Cover
nor OF Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
c. OF C. WANTS
CREDIT GIVEN
TO MEXICANS

The FL Paso chamber Of commerce
viii lead q movement 70 obtain not
only recognition for the present
Mexican government, but 10 obtain,
eventually, extensions OF the credit 70
the deserving merchants ana indus
tries Of that country, either from our
government or from private sources.
Moreover, the EI Paso chamber OF
commerce will name a committee to
meet with a committee TO be named
by NeLicans, 70 study MeIico's econo-
mic condition thoroughly and decide
to what extent credit should be ex-
tended in rehabilitatlng Mexico and
in serving the needs Of Mexican busi-
ness men
These were among the plans de-
clded on at a meeting Of FL Paso
business men with Chihuahua and So
nora business men at the chamber OF
commerce Friday afternoon. "A
Schwartz, vice-president OF the cham
Der Of commerce. presided Among
the speakers we're Myrtl Coblentz,
president OF the White House. Edgar
Kayser, vice-presideut Of the First
National bank; Ed Held. OF Held Bros.
Inc. A. C. Villasenors acting president
o. the Nogales, Son, chamber Of com
merces r. SiIberberg, FL Paso Jewellers
Herman Andreas, vIce-president OF the
City National bank, and Camilo L.
Arguelles, secretary Of the chamber
Of commerce OF Juarez.
1fr. Coblentz suggested that a can
vass be made OF merchants in Mexico
who wanted credit, and that a list Of
them be made and submitted along
with their probable securities so that
FL Paso business men might study
the situation and make arrangements
according TO their ability. Both Mr..
Kayser and Mr.. Andreas said they
had found the Mexican merchant to
be a good creditor.
II was 1Ir. Villasenor and Mr.. Sill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Presented ~ fha Fl Faso
Wsuan's Club N the first o.
a series q fouE ePop1 concerts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

J. G DuNLAVX. seeretzry-trsasurer e
Paso Battery and Ignition company.
JOSE "A. EscAJEDA. representing the
county q Fl Faso.
GEORGE EVANS. secrstary-managsr z
Paso sash & Door company.
v. ". EVANS. general manager Evans
A. l. FARRoW. vice president FarroF-
Crouch-LoEan company
FRED j FELD2IAN, president Fred ].
H. Il FRS, circulation manager Il Paso
Herald.
c. A. FULLER. assistant manager r C.
LlghthodT company
Z a. GARDNER. general manager Empire
D. e GIBSON. Hines Lumber company.
Z. J. GTLCHR1sT, vice president Security
Bank and Trust company
PAUL GINTHER, mines
Y. r. GLENN. secrstary-tr treasurer glenn
Broom Manufacturing company
= 3. GWIN. Survey NaEazlne-
c. ~ HARVEY. president Security Bank
2. n FTFT1. prssidsnt FFeid Brothers.
u >. HINES. president Hines Lumber Co
IsIDORE HIRsCEBEHG. manager Ma
LOUIS HoRWTrz, manager Laskin-swatt
FRED 3. HuslPHRETs. Paso del Norts
FREb Bee e SoNEs. supsrintsadsH, z, Fauo
PIP JoSEs. president z Psso Bank and
Trust company
Y. A. JONES. uaHufact1 ..----s.-
". KAISER. vice president seeufl1s
Bank and Trust company 49,
p KETNsTEI11. vice president Boretz AeE-
camille COMPANY
JAKE KAUFMAN secretary q e-A-l-4
western Grocery company
DAVID KLINE. Popular Dry Goods Co
ELIAS g. ERUPP. vice president Hayron
.
Ed f5A az pr5sidsat Western wood
J. g TARKTN. ssiss manager svastiiza
4 IA e9 ss2ta Fs Exchange and Gem
Z. r. LoCKHART. secretary Rio or1Hds
DEx ~ 81 n sI5sPE1. Newman investment
" a. sTERKs. RosblinE sons GO.
G. A. MARTIN. managing editor II Paao
q s1 vsEFEE. state National bank
ZEE MOOR. president Lee Moor cen
srAE NoYE. vice president First Nstoarl
= p 5TULLIS. Calumet on company.
n T. MURPHY. The Teas cou1pany.
z = NEFF. president Netf-stilea co.
r B ORNDoRFF, president sheldon He
C. j osTERTAG. uscretary-trsasursr
Southwest Optical company.
y G. PERRY. president Lone star Motor
company
PARK -. PTT1TAr7. alderman.
REV. DR. FLOYD Poe. Minister
g. PORRAE. International Exchange and
Commission company
f. S. POTTER. president Potter Ken
nesEv and Vino company.
TON POWERS. Fl Paso Moline Tractor
company.
EARLE REMINGTON, The Remington
company. bank buildings and bank
equipment
". G. ROE. president ROBBERS company.
J. P. sALAZARs A. Matthias & Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
WILL RADIUM AT LAST
OPEN The DOOR OF
THE GREAT UNKNOWN?

II you are sick and want % Get
Wen and Keep Wen. write for litera-
ture that tells How and why this
almost unknown and wonderful new
element bring RELIEF to SO many SUI
1erers from Rheumztisn. G,siatica,
Gout Neurirs, NeuralE Nervous
Frostration, High Blood Pressure and
diseases OF the stomach, Heart,
Lungs, Liver. Kidneys and other all
Iueuts. You wear DeEneuis Radio
Active Solar Pad day and night, re-
caivinE the Radio-Active Rays con-
tinEously into your system causing
e healthy circulati0n, overcoming
sluggishuesE, throwing of impurities
and restoring the tissues and nerves
20 a normal conditlon-and the next
thing you know you are getting veil
Sold on q tes1 proposition You are
thorc 1ghlT- satisfied u is helping you
before the appliance IS yours. Moth
Ing &c DO but wear it. no trouble or
expense. and the most wonderful fact
about the appliance IS that u IS sold
SO reasonable that Il IS within the
reach Of all both rich and poor.
30 matter how bad your ailmeut,
OF how long standing, We VIII be
pleased % have you try . ct our risk.
For fun Information write today-uot
tomorrow Radiuu Appliance Co. 1888
Bradbury BLDG Los Angeles, calf
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
RAILROAD TO
WEST COAST
IS CERTAINTY

FL Paso before long viii have al
most direct rail connection with the
west coast OF Mexico, according to an
I announcement made here Friday by
IH. A. Corpe, publicity director for the
Mexican state Of Sonora Mr.. Corpe
said the Mexican government Is now
making surveys for the construction
+ Of railroad from Aqua Prieta- through
Z Pulpito Pass, that viii connect with
the Mexico Northwestern at Casas
4 Grandes and carry freight and pas
senEers from Juarez TO the west
coast. This line IS to be about 200
miles long and viii be rushed as fast
as capital is available
Another road that Is 70 be con-
structed in the southwest according
TO 1Ir. Corpe, IS a line about 90 miles
with st. Georges bay on the Gulf Of
California.
The concession for this road. Mr..
Corpe said, has been given to the FL
Paso & Southwestern railroad
z. ". sAUER. seeretary Runkls z Pea
SIG. = scHwABE. vice president Border
National Bank
J. r. sEGAIL. proprietor Il Psso Optical
?. ". SEWARD, president western Metal
Manufacturing company.
A. sILBERBERG. subsrberg BrotherL
T. Fl. STILES. president Fl Pa1o Mica CO.
r. 3. SUTTON vice president Hilis-sut-
ton company.
NJ r. SWEENEY. alderman
J. A. THACEER. Thicker BaeL
GEORGE S. THOMPSON.
2. +. VALDEZ. proprietor Dc IA Mexico
shoe Machinery company.
JOSE VELARDE. Angeles a Vi rde-
Y z WARE. contractor.
NORMAN WALKER, vice president NC
aTath Printing and Lithographing Go.
SAM WATKINS. proprietor Watkins No
P. ". WHITNEY. z Paso valley Bartlett
Pear association
GEORGE WILD, sales manager Brown
Cracker and Candy company
W H WINTER, lawyer.
I'D WIsBRUS, Sanders, Wlsbrun 3 Luck
A. II. WOODS. superintendent Il PsHo
GEORGE =. WOOD. Lone star Motor CO.
~. T. TAIlZ. president W G. Wal1 Co,
o. O. ToUNGBLOOD. president Nasn II
Paso Motor company
JOE ZEL5IAiS, president zsinan-sloto1zy
eUsTATE York. president Krskau'r-
= G zozIT2. 55sTesidsnt Trussa, zoz-ya,
Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
The Best season OF the Year For
EnH-Er1unr

order your films tonight for the
outing tomorrow. Tor, Of course you
viii want to take your Kodak with
you on your automobile trip After
you have taken your pictures, you
can safely trust your films with US
for developing. and IN our printing
we bring out the best details possible
from the negative.
Gandara Photo supply Co.
10 z san Antonio St-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
CONSTABLE AND POLICEMEN
MAKE ASSAULT CHARGE ARIES

y Mccarthy, rs North NlrEInIa
-t~aet. was arrested early Saturday
81 constable I. n. Davis and two ely
ns+roImen on a charge OF assault
Davis SAID Saturday that he had been
unable 70 find Mccarthy and that ne
vent to the house with the Two 20
licemen TO arrest him
Complaint against Mccarthy We
filed By J. IL McGurn, Who eisIs ~
f9cjred rim ana 'ibsst him MP
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

berbsrE who proposed that the cham
Der OF commerce start a movement
that would result In the extension Of
credit.
Mr.. Andreas said he found on a
recent visit to Chihuahua that money
was needed badly but that people
were again getting on their feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Special hPaTsmute for his picture BY EHHny Orchestra, direction IF David
Band and Marguerite Lak EHanay SEsstVoeed OEzaa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

WI sELI NOTHING OVER si.oo
Every artIcis We sell Do the hest pos.
slble grade az the price, We sell hard
ware. aluminium, toilet goods, notunH
hosiery. candy, toys watch Tor uui
daily and saturday Specials Register
for our free set nf dlHhcH.
UNITED IT, 10 si.oo STORES
52i West Central Ave,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
HERE'S A LOOSE ARK-
WHO DESIRES ITe

Los ANGELEs-A sccon Noah's
Ark has tho sheriff here half cruzy
Rcv. J.. f. Lewis, coiored SHEPPARD Of
the church 81 the Living God con-
grega;ion. built M ark on ground he
rented. The ark was 10 carry his
flock back 60 Africa. The rent came
due. Lewis couldn't pay. THE land
owner got Judgment and the Sherr
had to move the ark. And he dissent,
The ark on float ana % could
cost q fortune 20 move ID Tar. Neigh
boring landowners won't have l.
What 20 do with a ark che
sheriff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
aHOE RFPAIRING

Pine shoe Ropainnr. Cats rsN and l. +.
80 n Heals. coo. Free Delivery
Jacob Sander, 406 West Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

sing In the operctta. The story ~
tho play IL based or the Greek myth
hbuut the golden apple.
Temple lodge No. q. :. y. n :, ",
VIII hold O. special meeting on Mon
day uizhf at q so o'clock nj ;he Nia-
sonic temple Tor work IN thr first A.
gree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

MALONE TAXI PHONE 1865
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
NOTICE!

All those in with W J..
Boggs. star grocery, are required to
rcttlc their accounts in fun at once
Store now open TO receive pay ments.
=. y. BOTLE,
Administrator,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
HAVE CHEAPEST LABOR
RlT THEY DON'T HOAST,

MEMpHlS-This city has. but
doesn't boast OF having, he cheapest
labor in the United States. Prisoners
work under the direction OF the po-
lice department for 40 rents AN hour.
here are no strikes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises .......t:n6 Morning SEE
sun sets T:l7 Evening .o:32
CLAIMS ELABORATE PLANS
FOR NEW GERMAN REVOLT
Berlin Newspaper Contributes Inrc,,
Talk About nm Expected Out
brcnk In IthcinIand.
AssocIate! PFess. !

BERLIN. May 23.--Thc latest con-
tribution TO the talk about an cx-
pectcd revolutionary outbreak is con
tained in the Tacgl!schc Rundschau.
This newspaper claims TO have spe-
cial Information concerning clabor-
axe preparations that are on foot
In the Rheinland, Wcstpha!in. Thur
ingia and SaNony, which viii cause
a radical narc-up IN Central Ger
many
Sham outbreaks. according to the
story. which Is printed in heavy tyne,
are to toe arranged at remote points
with tho object OF drawing the
Reichswchr away from tho real CEN
tcrs. after which "a sham revolt on
the part OF the R!ghtists is 10 he
engineered. After this real radl-
cal revolt VIII set In at moment
when the harried population is ready
tho saviors OF the Fa,herland
This program. says the TacgIische
Rundschau. has been worked out In
full detail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-24
WILL RESIGN IF RECOUNT
GIVES FORD MAJORITY VOTE
Counsel for Newbrrry Snys, However,
He Would immediately Becone
Senatorial Candidate Again.

WASHiNGTOS. May 23-Attorneys
for Senator Truman II. Scwberry
have notified the Senate inycstlga-
ton committee that 1, his convic-
t!on In the Michigan primary case
should be sustained by tho higher
courts he would Immediately resign
his seat In the Senate.
Their statement was that the rcslg-
nation would be written ono minute
after the courts decision"
II was also stated on behalf OF
Senator Ncwbcrry that no has no
intention OF Ming coun:erchnrges
against Henry Ford. his opponent in
the contest. and that II the recount
OF votes by the Senate committee
should reveal that Ford had been
elected. Newberry would at once re-
sign and become candidate for
election.
The statement WIS made to tho
committee by Attorney James o.
MurNn and concurrcd in by Martin
w. Iltt!eion. another OF Eewberrys
counsel.