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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

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MADKlD, 4.-Noticias hegauas y
Ia frontera portuguese en- e cla ue
hoy, dicen que los trabaJadores de por-
tugal han proclamaao am "a nepuDil-
Ica Soviet. Las oncinas telegrancas =
telefonicas, todos los emplea0Os oei
pals han secundado e moVlmlentO'
uniendodse a nuevo regimen; Despa-
Ichos de Ultima nora conunican que
| Ia proclamation &c ia hepuDllca 90
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

de la Gistinguida dana ante. el Hon.
Anthracite Snowden, Sean culn.inadas
del mayor exitO."
La entreyista Sc vertigo el domingo
%, en- ia residencia particular del AL
mirante, puestO que ese dfa, por ser
festive, no habfa despachO en- las of
cinas.
FL Almirante Sn0wden, dijo la Sc
fora MadurO de TOrO, que Sc ha' ia Wis
to obligado a adoptar esa actitud para
con su esposo, porqne estaba difcultan,
do las gestiones del GobiernO v en- mas
de una ocasi0n sc habfa negado publi-
car infor1nes de caracter Oicioso, Gu
va puLlicidad era conveniente los
fines dc la intervention.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
DIsflglIla Dana

la seiiora doiia Mercedes RSinHnz
do de Fuentes-Bustillo, esp0sa del Com
sui de Espaiia en- Caracas, ha- llegatle
a san Juan a horde del Mu'eael Cairo.
La distinguida dana que viail con
una hisa suya, permanecefa aquf en-
espela del yapor que ha de eOa6pciria
a Eentzuela.
RuegtrO rendido saludo a In gentil
esposa del digno representante de Els
paua en- la capital de Venezuela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
RSERVIG|0
INMANBRnO.

WASHINGTON, mario Al apa-
recer ante II Comite Naval de la Ca
mara el lunes, el Contralmirante Bad
ger insiste en- que las construcciones
|navales debian proseguirse, a fin de.
proporcionarle los Estados Unidos
la marina mas grande del mundo. Dos
|dreadnoughts, un crucero de combate,
diez cruceros escuchas, cuatro destro-
yers, seis submarines y otra pequena
nave, es Ell programa del contralmi-
rante. En- otros puntos de vista emf
tidos por diferentes personalidades de
la Junta, .se hace saber que los bu-
aues. pOderosos, seguiran siendo los.
soportes de- Ia, escuadra. Los dread
houghts. Sc, construiran de ctiarenti-
Ieuatro mil toneladas de, desplazamien-H
tQ, u portaran Ocho canones de dieci-
Seis rpulgadas; los crllceros de ccmbaT
| te .seran de treintidos mil quinientas
Itoneladas de desplszamientc. portan-
do ocho caiones dc lieciseis puigadas;
los crpceros ligeros Seran d. diez mil
Itonel ntontando canones de ocho
lpulgadas. Tres t;pos de submarines
son recomendadDs para su construc-
Ici6n, de acuer 10 con las necesidades
del mcmento
WASHINGTON. 4.-En las pruebas
lcfectuadas con el nuevo nlodelo dc pa
racaidas para aer ,planos, en- Boiling
Field hoy, un hombrc perdio Ia vida
ty otro fue gravsmcnte herido, Al des-
Gender Ell paraczidas, que cay6 en- el
Potomac. Lloyd Smith, inventor del
aparato, Sc salvo, mientras su ayu-
tdante Charles Luyillie fue hecho ami
ifcos. A. Smith Iogr6 capturarlO una
llancha del Gobierno.
'lL0NDRES, 4.-La invasion americana
la Inglaterra, por los turistas que Sc
lespera han de IIegar por escuadrenes
len ests primavera y en- el pr6ximo We.
rano, al deeir del aOaily Mail" seri
lenornae; pues, ahade, que las peticio'
Ines. en- solicitud de habitaeiones en- los
lhoteies de la naci6n, es iIimitada. Lot
lprimeros en- hacer dichas peticionei
han sido 50 millonarios yankees, qu'
prometen llegar al RENO Undo den
ltro de POGO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
Los ESTADE ULIDG TlEh JAPOH Sc RONEH DE
ACUERDO PARA G0MBATIR Ell B0LGHEVEhO
gPOCO PROBABLE IA INTERVENTION De LOS AMEREAHG

ide ohsnr ehcszmente coufrs los bolchs
viques.
AunqBe los EstAdos unidos no tir.
men an iniersa lnmeainfe como el Ia
p6n. en- impedir que hos bolcheriQaes
Sc establezcan en- Nlndivostok. se cree
aqui cue es urgents nOmper Ia poten-
cia militar de Lenine y TrOstky.
La intervention de los EstadOs Uni
dos en- Siberia no cuenta con partida-
rios. FL GobiernO americznO no pne-
de hacer NADIA sin e cOnsentiPientO
del cOngresO. y Ia mayOria de loy re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
D. jose MaIElaI DOIaaO

! Esta Se nuevo entire nosotras, aeom-
1anado de sst distingaida .familia, nlles-
tro muy estimaslo amigo ys'conTslaiiero,
ell notable eserifOr don Jose Maneial
Dorado que goza entire nosotros de tan
legftine, popularidad y de tan merecida
sfmpatia. FL senior Marcial Dorado
riene a fijar aquf su. resideneia y clio
ha de ser motive de satisfaction para
sus nunIer0sos amigos.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para cl valio-
SO intellectual para su distinguida
familia un saludo muy afectu0so
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
JUIcIo sUsPEND1Do

Ell juicio de los esposos Arreche-C Cue
vas contra la compafifa de los carros
el6ctricos, pOr la muerte de uno de sus
hijos, fu6 suspendido hoy en- Ia Corte
de DistritO. seccion primera, ' proba.
blemente Sc vera en- la secci0n segunda,
pues el actual juez de la seceion pri.
mera actuo como Fiscal en- este case,
euando ocurri0 el aecidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
H Vice CinsNldsEspafa

En- el Eapsr lfaaaei Galeo ha llega-
do esta capital ell senior don Antonio
Serrane, viee.e6hsuI de Espa1a en-
Puerto 9icas El sefior Serrapo ha in
gresaao reeieHtemente. tras lie unas
brillantes eposieisnes. en- la carrera
consular es aqilf, ell Puerto Rico,
donde comienza a ejercer su inlnortan-
tie mission. Isl, 81
Ell L1fPAREIAL tiene para eli dis
Itinguido funcionario un saludo cordial
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

preseniantes dcl pals son opaestos a
toda inteFxenridn.
Nm todo case. q gap6n obraria solo.
nj es necexario. y los Estados Inidos
no pondr8n ningdn reparO.
No Sc MEGA en- Washington que Ia
situnci6n de Russia es grave, y se es-
TINA generalmente cue los zliados de-
ben prestar su ayuda a los generates
antiBolchevistas y derrOtar de una vez
para siempre al ejencito bolchevista,
cuya fuerza inddiscutible causa aqui
cierta inquietud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
G0neICiantR 0peTad6

FL distinguido etrujano doctor Lean.
dro Lopez de Ia Rosa, practice una
de alta eirujia en- la persona
del cOnerciante americana Mr.. Robert
h. Salmon, quien hace tempo yehfa
padeciendo de grave dolencia. FL pa
ciente esta hoy bastante meiorado. de-
bido a la feIiz operaci6n realizada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
DE REGRESo

Acompahado de su distinglida ia
milia ia regresado bordo del Manuel
CGlro, nuestrO estimado amigo don
Salvador Perez, que llevaba Ell Espaiia
una buena temporada. La esriinable
familia que regresa, goza aqu. dc me-
recidas simpatfas. Nuestro saludo de
bienvehida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
RESTABLECIDo '

Lo. estan, y 10 celebramos mucho,
los miembros de la familia del sefior
Juan Pedrosa, comerciante de esta pla-
"a, que estuvieron enfermos con "grip-
pe", teniendo que guardian CANA por
algunos dias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
FISCAL INFERNO

Hoy ha nombrado Ell Attorney Gene.
raj senior Mestre, Fiscal INFERNO de
Arecibo al distinguido letrado don San
tiago 3. Palmer, mientras dura la en-
fermedad que aqueia al Fiscal propie-
tario senior Acosta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
EN- SAN JUAN

Repuesto de la doleneia que le aque-
siara por algin tempo, esta otra vez
en- ssu ofcina de San Juan, el senior
Luis F. Colina.
Bienveuido ycelebramos el restable-
cinliento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

El Histrito de Areeibo consta de
nheve rnunicipalidades y hay nueye
pueblos. Ha shabido aumento en- to-
das las municipalidades en- todos
los pneblos. Ell aumento en- el. distrfto
entero ha sido de 23,507 habitantes o
sea un 14.s por3 eiento; en- los pue-
bios de $50 habitaHtes sea un 1877
por ciento; y en- las municipalities
excluyendo los pueblos o sea en- la 20
ma rural de 1887 habitantes o sea,
un 1873 por ciento.
Sc han hecho algunos cambios en-
la municipalidad de Utuado, algunos
barrios que anteriormente pertenecian
a esta municipalidad han sido incor-
porados en- la municipalidad de Jayu-
va en- el distrito de Ponce. Sc han
include dichos barrios de las colum7
mas del 1910 y 1920 quedando asf es-
tas dos columnas comparables.
sSae PTS StAfke M. Grogan,
Supervisor Of Census Of Porto Rico.
Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

Nueva York 20 ge tl
Ia declaration hecha por Mr. Lloyd
George en- Ia Camara De los Comnnes,
segun In cual los Eslados unidon y q
JAp6n celebranon controversies con q
fn de detener la marcha de los bol-
cheviqnes hacia Ia Siberia oriental, hh
dadO Origen a Ia revelation de un he
cho nuevo.
A principles de diciembre. el secre-
tariO de Estado, Mr.. Lansing. y el en-
bajadOr del Jap6n habian tenidO un
cambio de opiniones sobre los medios
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
voLvIo DE LA IsLA

Ha regresado San Juan Ell senior
Isidoro Delgado, que estuvo visitando
diversas poblaciones, en- gestiones de
su negocio de subastas remates.
Bienvenido. tHs ,i,,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
E~ -
Guar lia dc Honor
del
EGntis;sao SGcfamcnfo
,TicQriu dc RiO-PiedrQs
Larzo 2 al 1870.

. Mario de 1920.
aLac Asociaci6n Gadrdia de- u oglpr-
deI .ssn,5sfeio spcrameat astab S ii 'seiASAsI
en-, est4 yIeasia, ,ha cTaldoH gpnveI1ients u ns
ell no, dejarf hufrfana de .rsprssentt'as; t';i i
cion, a Ia socielad Catoliea de. RHertolt
Rico. e!s Ia magma, caritatiya Y altrniszs ttrEngliss
ta mission de benefciar3 en- 8alRo p los ss7
que en- medic de las tristezas y spg9lssIEt sIt
tias, ,preduridas por Ia, horrible, 9snfsg5, Is,
medad de la tuberculosis, yiyep su vi
da de color en- el Sanatorio de Tubercu-
losos de Puerto Rico; como este Sa-
natorio existe en- las cercanias de este
pueblo y sus casetas son costea,las por
instituciones n el p1blico en- general,
consideramos linAdeber nuestrO recolec-
tar foudos entire todos los Cat0licoJ de
la isla para construir una de elias en-
dicho Sanaterio la que nevara en- su
frontispicio eli sello de nuestra Il: y ell
enibIenia de nuestra carload cristiana.
Serfa doidf0s0 ' sensible que EN- df.
cho SanatOyi0, campo alberto para las
mobiles empEesas de Ia caridad apaFseie lejs
sen pruebas de ella pertenecientes to-
das aasfslerzas vivas del spl1ss eelaeexs
cepci6n del elemento catoiicO, tan ge-
ner6s0 cnando de obras de- esth A. ilattl- q
raleza Sc trata y clio dafta snjsrgen a
censuras basicas razonables A fin
de evitarlo, ,esta Asociaei6u deseando
dar. una .prueba eyidente Dc los, lFandes
sentimlentos caritatiyos de TO les los
cat6licos, por medic de Ia Comisi6n
que sutaiBe suplica a usted la inicia-
ci6n dc una campaiia entire sus.
...:para que se sirvan ayudarnOs en-
. nuestra obra, por medic de carifosas
tionaeiones, de manera que en- un GER
cano future p0aamos, nombrc 6e to-
das las parroqiias de la isla, donar una
caseta Al referido Sanatorio, quedando
asf exenta y libre de censuras Ia fe de
nuestros may0res v nuestra conciencia
catdliea tranqulla con La satisfaction
del deEer clmplidO.
No dudamos poder contar con gu va
nosa cooperation en- esta impertante
obra con nnestras gracias ahticipa'
das tenenos el honor de slserihirnog
de usted muy petuosamente
Rep. Felipe 3. Ciutr1n
ylcafio de RIo-Piedras
D. Garcia sdlgado. Pedro G. 0alder6n
A. Fdsqaes Cd0aiias
NOTA -Eds snmas recaudadas debe
ran ser re1nitisins al Rev. Felipe z Gin
tr6n Ficari6 de Rio Piedras puert
Rico. i de elias Sc dara conocinlient'
en- Ia prehsa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
yR D!l!OndtiGO Eslah0!

De paso para Colombia, esta en-
nuestro puerto Ell Ministro espanol en-
Bogota, diplomatico eminente que tie
ne una brillantisima hoja de servicios.
Ell vapor saldra manana de madru-
gada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
La ASanlbIGa Legislative
EItTaOIdinaTia

Ell Gobernador INFERNO senor Bene-
dicto dara en- breye una proclama, con-
vocando la Asamblea Legislative, en-
session cxtraordinaria, para Ell 20 del
corriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
LAS INsGRIPCIONEs

Mahana, dfa 5 empiezan las ihscrip-
clones en- San Juan. FL que no Sc
inscri5a ahora perdera el derecho a
votar y sera obligatorio Ell yoto de to-
Ida persona inscrita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
OIRA GASETA
PARA Los TU-
BERCULOSOS.
Rio pipslras. a. u.
Marzo = de- lil30.
ssnou Dirpctor De
III. IMPARcIAIs
san Juan. Puerto Elea

san Juan. Puerto lssca
Sohnr
Tor IA adjnaia circular vera nsied
Ia cam;afa one in Asociaeidn GHardia
ae Hoaar d,i SGHiisim0 Sacramento.
establreida en- Ia Yicaria DE- este pne-
bio. ha emprendisio entire todas las pa
rroauias de Ia isla iin de Obtrner do
natives para d0nar. nombre de iOdas,
una eascta al .sanatOrio de Tuheronlo-
SOS que existe en- las cercanias de es-
te pueblo.
Como Sc frafa de una Obra de verda-
dera trasc d enc a ire per-
mito stplicaFie el favor de dar publi-
dad a dicha circular en el ilustrad0
diario que Hsted tan dignamente diri-
&c, de manera que, pOr medic de la
prensa del pals llegue tOdos los rim
cones de la isla la vOZ de los infeli-
ces qn,. sufren las angustias de tan hO-
rrible snfermedad Y tensamOs en- bre-
We Ia gran satisfaction de habe" eoope-
RADIO cor Ia ayuda de tOdos, Ia rea-
lizaci6n de tan altPuista obra.
En- numbre de esOs desgracsadOs,
quienes nos proponemos benefciar en-
algo, doy a usted, seilor Director. las
gracias mas expresivas ofrecie,tdome
S. S. y cap.
r. e. CintT6Il, PlrO.
&. VicariO de Rio Pic.lras
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
ito DEL DIAa!

Zinc AcanaIado de s. z, s. 9 y 10 pies
Machetes ~Coc0driIo1 No. 175.
Azadas @Chispap Nos. zyS.
AIambre de Pdas, en- roIlos de 5s hrs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
POBLACIOH
DEL DISTRITO
DE ARECIBO
AYIsn
AyIsID
San Iuan. p. r.
Mario ;. 1890

Mario ;, 1920.
n Supervisor del censO as Puerto
Rico. con Ia aprObaci6n del Director
del Censo. Hon. Sam l. Rogers. pOr
el presente aviso hace pdhlico el mo-
nero de habitantes del distrito de Are
eibO. por municipalidades. barrios y
pueblos. sajetO q cOrreccion y revi-
sion al haeerse el ex&men de las plani-
has.
la enumeration de este distrito fue
tomada bajO Ia Immediate supervision
del senior Harold NJ. Stiles, de Mana
II, Supervisor Auxiliar del DistritO de
Arecibo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

Acaban de reeibir en- eantidad con.
siderable y venden ! precioa mny nmI-
tados,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

FREIRIA HERMANOS.
P. o. Box No. sl2. San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-25
Hughes Confident Of
Harding s Ability to
Establish Tribunal

Marion. Ohio, Aug. 25.-Confi-
dence that Senator Harding would
secure the establishment OF a cap
able international tribunal was "a
pressed in a statement made pub
lie here today by Charles Evans
Hughes, the 1916 republican presi-
Dental candidate, who came to
Marion yesterday to talk over cam
paign issues with the republican
nominee and his adviser.
at Is hardly necessary for me to
say that 1 shall earnestly support
Harding" the statement
said He Is a man of rare poise,
high minded and sincere. No one
can meet him without being inn
pressed by his exceptional capacity
and his integrity of purpose.
I'VE cannot afford to have a
Tammanyized federal government.
The nomination. of Governor Cox
brought about by skilful and deter
mined effort of local democratic
bosses who represent the most
influences in our political
life. There is one sure way to de
feat their effort to capture the gov
ernment at washington and that is
TO beat their candidate.
Il believe also that Senator
election win afford the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-25
Suspect in
TrunkCase
Arrested
Eugene Leroy Taken
Aboard Freighter in
Southern Waters; will
be Returned to u. S.

Rio Janeiro, Aug. 24.-Eugene
Leroy, wanted by the police of De-
trolt, Mich, in connection with the
murder of a woman supposed to be
MS wife, was arrested on board the
British freighter Dryden, which ar
rived late this afternoon. Leroy was
a member of the crew.
The ship will proceed to Buenos
Aires, and from that port will sail
for New York, where Leroy will be
turned over to officers from New
York.
Return Is Sought.
New York, Aug. 23.-The British
freighter Dryden, upon which Eu-
gene Leroy was arrested yesterNa,
at Rio De Janeiro in connection
with the trunk mystery murder,
sailed from New York August 81
ten days after the body of his sup
posed wife was found jammed in q
trunk in a local warehouse.
The authorities learned week
after the Dryden sailed that man
Leroys description was
on board, and the freighter's cap
tain was requested by wireless to
hold the suspect for the Rio Janeiro
police. simultaneously. Detroit po-
lice officials filed with the state de-
partment at Washington an appli-
cation for Leroys arrest and extra
dition should he attempt to land Il,
Brazil or any country en- route.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-25
Evans Running
Behind Today

Helena. Mont, Aug. 25.-Con-
gresham John Evans, leading his
three opponents for the democratic
nomination for congress from the
First Montana district on the face
of returns received last night drop
ped into third place early today
when returns from forty-four pre-
cincts in Silver Bow county gave
Thomas }. Walker and Burton
Watson, the latter carrying the en-
dorsement of the national non
partisan league, a big vote over the
incumbent. On incomplete returns
from 219 precincts, Walker had
1921 votes and Watson 1891 to
Congressman Evans 1882. Mrs.
H. C. Mcdonald was fourth with
531.
In the Second district the race
for the democratic nomination had
resolved itself into close contest
between j. T. Carroll with 1873
votes and M. McCusker. endorsed
by the non-partisan league, with
1873.
Return from 1873 precincts, In
complete, put w. J. Mccormick in
the lead for the republican nominal
ton for congress with sal votes.
Joseph H. Griffin with 1913 votes
was second; John Mclaughlin was
third with 273 and Mrs. Joanna =.
Grigg was running fourth with 21S.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-25
French Join in
Demand Poles
Curb Advance

Paris, Aug. 25.--The French ~,
eign office announced today that
the French government was in en-
tire accord with the American gov
ernment that the Polish armies
should remain within Poland's
ethnographic frontiers. 1t was add
ed that the definite ethnographic
frontiers were not determined.
Thorn, West Prussia, Aug. "a
Older officers in the Polish army
expressed the opinion here today
that in the event Of a decisive vic
tory over soviet Russia along the
entire front it would be inadvisa BILE
to pursue the bolsheviki beyond
the bounds of ethnographic Poland.
One declared, however, that war
between Poland and soviet Russm
Would be inevitable until an arbi.
tration board fixed Poland's boun-
daries. which, he believed, both the
Russians and Poles would respect.
He suggested that there should DO
American, British and French
members on such board.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-25
Ambassador
Davis Denies
He Will Quit.

New York. Aug. 25.-John w.
Davis. ambassador to Great Britain,
who arrived here today denied re-
ports current in Washington that
he would not return to his post in
London after his vacation.
Washington, Aug. 25.-Reports
that John w. Davis, American am
bassador to Great Britain, who ar
rived today at New York, would not
return to the court Of st. James
were current here today. At the
state department, however, it was
said that there was no official in
formation as to his plans.
Some of the ambassadors frienoA
credited the report that he had de-
cided to resign. The post at London
is known as the most expensive of
all the American diplomatic sta
tions and in the past has been a
drain on the private resources of
the men who held it. If Mr.. Davis
has determined to resign his friends
said this probably was his chief rea-
son for wishing to retire to- private
life.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-25

surest way OF securing our proper
relation to international co-opera-
ton. This country must do its part
but 1t must reserve the right to act
in any future contingency accord
ing to its duty as that contingency
reveals It. The essentials in any
really effective plan for interna-
tionai cooperation are to establish
a tribunal of International justice
where justicib,e questions are con-
eerned, are 10 provide necessary
machinery OF conciliation and 50
cure the advantages of internation-
al conferences. All this can be se-
cured and I believe will be secured
under the presidency of Mr. Hard
ing without guarantees which at
tempt TO commit us in unknown
contingencies and which will serve
as trouble-breeders and not al
peace makers.
Il am fully convinced. as result
of my conversation with Senator
Harding. that under his leadership
we shall have our foreign relations
conducted in accordance with our
best traditions and Americas duty
TO the world VIII be discharged
without ignoring her duty to her
self"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-25
Geddes Holds
Reds Enemies
Of Democracy

st. Louis, Mo-. Aug. 25.--The boz
shevid were pictured as ener..es ~
democracy, of Lincoin's ideal cf
government of the people, by tla
people, in an address by Sir Auck-
land Geddes, delivered before thu
American Bar associations annual
convention here today. The Br1tia1
ambassador declared the bolshevitd
were the real reactionaries endeav-
oring to establish a privileged ciass
called the proletariat.
Sir Auckland declared that GreaA
Britain and the United States "ar~
CO trustees for humanity that tha
theory and practice of democracy
shall not suffer distortion or dimln-
ution in spite OF avalanches Of a.
sault loosed upon 1t by its enemies--
Sir Auckland said that Lincoln
best epitomized the best form q
the human race had
been able to devise as "by the peo-
pie. for the people," but. he added.
"only trifling minority OF the
peoples OF the world understand IT,
l would like to be convinced that
there was majority really UNDER
standingly in favor of it in the Brk-.
ish isles.
IF the idea Is to continue with
out serious setback. we people
who believe in 1t will have to stand
firmly together for there are pow
erful forces opposed to 1t.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-25
Hubby, Boarder, Is
]: Also Deserter !.
Opinion of Judge

Newark, Aug. 25-A hubby may
board with his wife, eat at her table
and still be charged with deserting
her according to an opinion filed in
which a divorce decree is recon
mended for the wife,,
Mrs. Andrews Blum sued her hus-
band for divorce on the ground Of
desertion. 1t was brought out in tne
testimony of the woman that sel
husband took a room in her home,
after he had previously deserted
her and their three children. She
said her husband ate his meals at
the same table with her and the
children, but only spoke with them
when absolutely necessary. She said
her husband was an inventor and
was able to make everything but
money to defray the rent and other
expenses"