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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13

PARIS, Mayo 12.-La agitacion
Que Ia 6rden dada por e. gobierno
para Ia disoluci6n legal de Ia Fede-
raci6n Francesa del Trabajo. ha
producido es tan intensa, que sc te-
me Il ocCrran serios d~es6rdeneS
en- las pr6ximas As horas, no solo
en- esta capital, sino en- TODD ell pals
Por de pronto. el Tar de los obre-
ros zindicalizados." como le liaman
a VI. JouhauX, Jefe de Ia vasta or
s~aniZacion de los 0breros federales,
ma desaparecido de esta ciudad, sien-
DO de presumirse que el citado IL
dsr Sc haya ocUltado o fugadc para
ev;tar al ser reducido 4 prision por
las a~utoridades. las que para poder
DISCOVER "a Federalism dlcaa, han to-
nido que ordcnar cl arresto de to-
dos los jefes a Quiencs Sc acusa dc
rsvolucionarios.
F. Primer NiHiStro Milerand ha
.. .lpia 20 pc ST. parte. 81 guHHre *
desafio de los obreros unionizados Y
su primera MEDIA fue Ia de dictar
6rden de apprehension contra todOs
los jefcs radjcales de los obreros.
4 esta disposition contesto el Je-
ie dc Ia Federation. con 7 orden
cl lunes en- la noche, para que Sc
decretara Ia huelga general por to-
dos los empleadoS y obreros de las
plantas el6ctricaS Y de abasteci-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
NUEVA DERROTA RUSA
AL NORTE De KEW
Les polacos Y ukranianos han
capturado Betcfitsa Y desa-
lojado a los ropos de TO-
DO ei frente del
BereSina

V.ARSOVIA. Mayo l2.-Las fuer
zas p~olacas y ukranianas nan dado
un ruevo golpe &c importancia a
los rusos en- Ell frente al norte de
kicv. habiendo desalo5ado ii eneml-
20 q, SIS posicioner a 10 largo del
rio Beresina. Bellh;sta. una po5Ia'
zion en- Ia que hay III importan;e
puente 3obre el rio DEiper, h& sido
~caD-uraGa. Los pciacos han 1nFli-
10 a los rusos muy ser: ~perdidas
ell esto, iurhas %ue Sc Than ah9-a
n IN frcntc tc cerca DC lJo mj,!as
!e extension.
Tambi;en sc insiste en- que el
puerto lie Odessa. el ms importante
dc Russia en- el Mar Negro, ha sido
capturado por los ukranianos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
D~EFECCEONAN LAS TRIO
PAS DEL SULTAN
los priSioneros hechos
Dor los naciolalistas Sc
han undo a la causa
de Renal.

CONSTANTINOPLA. Mayo l2.-
Las tropas Nacionalistas turcaS to-
mar cada dia mayor incremento. y
81 fuerza material Y moral crece
rapidamente. Ello Sc debe a Ia ac'
titud que estan adoptando con los
p~ris:oneros que hacen z las tropas
del Sultan. a los cuales estan dando
libertad, invitando!os a unirse al
Ej6rcito de Mustafa Kemal. Re
cientemente pusieron en- libertad a
todos los ]prisioneros a tenian cerca
De Ismid, V todos ellos. sin eXcep-
cion Sc unieron a IA causa naciona-
lista. cmprendiendo un avauce nacla
los Dardanelos. Igualmente fueron
puestos en- libertad los p~risioneros
hechos en- Brusa Y Abadazar, Y esos
eiementos fueron lambien a engro-
sar las filas de Mustafa Renal.
Estas defecciones amenazan dar
al traste con el ejercito del Sultan
pues de seguir ~llevandose a cabo.
dentro de POGO Sc Quedara sin un
Soldado cl que fuera poderoso cali,
IA del Islam.
Tn despacho recibido aQui infor-
ma que en- Erivan Sc ma cStab!ecido
va un gotierno del Soviet. para re.
emplazar al del PreSidente khati-
tan Que SC habia cstablecido desde
Ia declaration de la crcaci6n del
nuevo estado armenia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
RENUNCIO EN- MASA Ell
GABINETE DE NTH
La Camara de Diputados lie
nego I'm vote de confianza

ROMA, Mayo Eel gabinete
presidido por ell Primer Minlstro
Nitti. ha ~presentado su dimision en-
masa, segun Sc anuncio hoy aqui.
La decision para tai paso Sc adop-
to en- vista de Ia resolution tomada
por Ia Camara de Diputados en- ia
vor de una mocion de los socialis-
tas relativa 2 los Correos y Telegra-
fos. Ell Primer Ministro Nitti, pl-
dioo que tai mocion Sc ~rechazara, y
reconsiderando la votaci6n Sc die
IA IN voto de confianza al mlnlste-
rio. Al hacerse Ia votacion respec-
tiva al voto de confianza, el partido
popular voto con los socialists, por
10 que cl Primer Ministro no tuvo
ms cue presentar su Omission.
e. gabinete italiano que ha pre-
sentado su renuncia. Y del cual era
Primer Ministro V del Interior Ell Sc
nor Francisco Nitti. Sc formo ell 81
de Mario del p~rescnte. 81 b!en Ell
senior Nitti habia estado al frente
del gobierno desde ell mes de JUNO
de 1919, en- que sucedio al senior Vic
tor Orlando.
Nitti ha sido objeto de innumera-
bles ataques de parte de los soclalls-
tas. sobre TODD durante ell ano pasa-
do. Desde hace pocos dias, la OPT
MON publica asi como en- los clrcu-
los parlamentarios, enpezo a volver
Sc contra Nitti, por conSiderar que
este estaba exponiendose a ser de-
rrccado en- vista de su benigna &C
titud durante los recientes dlstur-
bios en- el norte de Italia. La caida
de Nitti Sc predijo ]entonccs por ell
lider del Partido Catolico. 81 no Sc
llegaba a un acuardo entire ell Prl-
mer Min;stro V los dlrutados dist
denies antes de que Sc e~fectuara n
votacion en- la Camara, y asi ha sill
cedido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
SERAN ADMITIDAS EN- LA
LIGA LAS ANTIGUAS PO-
TENCIAS .CENTRALES


GINEBRA. Suiza. Mayo l2.-Las
antigIas ~potencias ccAtrales seran
admitidaS en- la Liga de las Nacio-
mes. segun Sc supo aqui hoy de fuen
te cuteramcntc digna de credito.
Por de proNto. cs n cosa va Sc
Eura, el ingrcso de Austria Y pro-
bablemente de Hungria a la LIZA de
las NacioneS, en- la primera junta
de csa Liga que Sc efectuara el pro
"imO verano.
Alemania, Hungria Y PROBABLE
mentc Turqua serdn admitidas en-
la segunda junta, cuya fecha no Sc
ha fijado aun.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
vuLAS CIENTlFICAS.
~S0CIOLOCIA Y POLiTICA.

IN Casa AIcnI.-F-Eiass Iel tesuerco.
Dor Manuel MCzqu.z BlAaco ..-----.- ioc
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a cryaa!zzc!5u p~o.lt:ca lie Mexico. la
Construction ; - DIclAG-ra. p0r L.
Emilio EGoaS- ------------- SA-lS
XFmrnez CO Cisncros. Ensayo d crt-
thea his;o-:ca por el Lie. Jose E!=Gs.o Sl.0e
NDvENAS ESCOGIDAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
JAPON NEGOCIA LA PAZ
CON LOS BOLSHEVIkiS
De LA SIBERIA

Washington. Mayo Eel Japon
ha cmpczado a hacer Ia paz con los
bolshevikis de Ia Siberia. seeun Sc
supo hoy en- eSta capital por noticias
rccibidas dc Nladivostock.
Seguu Sc dice Sc ha conclude va
IN convenio que probablemente ten
dra For resultante la retirada de
cerca dc 10000 soldados japoneses
de la region de Vladivostok Y ALA
nara eI canine para Ia. evacuation
de rodaS las fuerzas japoneSas que
Sc ~encaentran en- Ia Siberia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13

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para cue le hiciese iugresar en- Ia A
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porQue me estoy muriendo, 10 conoz-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
Katherine Mcdonald in "The| Notorious Miss LisLe" Trianon

Gaenor Lisle, beautiful daughter of an English rrmy office, is compelled to pital Peter believes implicitly in his porters and photographers that follows her from one end of England to the other The girl is a prominent figure in divorce scandal and the most talked about woman in England.
 On visit to some island ruins. Gaenor and Peter are marooned on the island for the night by 8 sudden rising of the tide At first Gaenor refuses to marry him, believing that is request is only all observance of convent:ons, but Peter insists that his true Cove prompts the proposal, and Gaelor accepts him. They are married in a quaint old Breton church, with the groom entirely unaware of his wife's unenviabe notoriety.
 In Paris on their honeymoon, Peter meets an old colleague who tells him of his wifes affair in London Peter de- mands that Gaenor explain her partci- patton in the affair. but Gaenor refuses to speak. She takes the channel steam CT for England, and on the way to Southampton Gaenor recognizes the man who was implicated in the scandal with her Attempting to avoid. recognition Gaenor slips and falls down the com panionway. When the steamer arrives, she is removed to a Southampton hos pital Peter believes implicitly in his wifes innocense. He locates her in the hospital and then begins the battle to lear his wifes name
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
F'Let's Be Fashionable" With
 Douglas Mclean, Strand Play

Every movie fan remembers Twenty Three and Half Hours Leave What's Your Husband Doing and "Mary's AnkleH Remembering these means bringing to mind Douglas Me Lean, and now the comedian who set Il new star in the screen sky when he ap- peared is going to be at the Strand all this week in brand-new Ince Para mount-Artcraft cpmedy' Of course, that dainty little ingenue, Doris May, will be with him in this comedy. which is q worthy successor and rival to the three famous successes which have gone be- fore.
 Let's Be Fashionable, is real comedy. It has all the pep and action necessary for entertainment and there Is an idea behind the story. Of course Douglas Mclean is riot in the role Of the newlywed who tries to keep pace with his rich and fashionable neighbors
 Mir McLean's career is one of the sen- sations of the screen world. In Twenty three and a Half Hours Leave" he be- came overnight one of it's leading light comedians. He had appeared in comedy roles before as leading man for beant! full stars, but when given a central part his characterization astounded critics by it's fineness.
 In Let's Be Fashionable" he has the kind of role which gives his comedy in- Istinct full play. Miss May is as charm ingly pleasant as ever as the wife
 The story was written especially for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
EDITH STOREY IN MOON MADNESS
 AT THE ALCAZAR
Beautiful Photoplay Has Romance of Youth and Love for Its Theme.
 All-star Cast

It is rarely that a story finds it's
 way to the screen which contains all
 the clements necessary to the success
 full photoDlay-plot, good acting, excel
 lent photography. Such a play, how
 ever is Moon Madness" the Haworth production, released by Robertson Cole. which comes to the Alcazar Mon
 day. Tuesday and Wednesday. The
 players Include Edith Storey and an all-star cast.
 Moon Madness" has for its main
 theme the romance of youth the eter-
 r. the development of the plot the
 spectators emotions are played upon
 as keenly as though he himself were living through the scenes portrayed. There is situation after situation full of dramatic interest. Miss Storey, as |tne tempestuous French girl reared under the code of the Bedouin in the African desert, who knows nothing of the outside world, who bestows her love upon one unworthy of it. and grows from that moment to q woman who by her fascinating charm brings to her feet the very man who had scorned her, has never before had q role in which she was called upon to portray SO many varying emotions. There is also much to charm the lover of beautiful things. Rarely has a production been more artistically mounted Each scene is picture in itself, and Miss Storey wears an as- sortment of dazzlingly elaborate gowns
 An unusually well-balanced cast also contributes in large measure to the success of Moon Madness
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
ALLIES ATTITUDE
 TOWARD CHINA
Rv Assooiated Pres.

Tokio,r July 15-Former Premier Paul Painleve of France. who stopped here on his way from America to China. was quoted as saying as he disembarked at Tokio:
 "The peace of the world has nothing to gain from an Americanized or an An glicized China. Without in any way meaning to offend our friends or allies. we feel that to the French belongs the moral obligation to encourage and de- velop the intellectual scientific and tech nical relations which exist already be- tween China and France.
 France must not fail at this time. while China. seeking to modernize her self is calling for intellectual guides and technical counsellors. to answer the call Anything that fails to present French culture to China leaves the way open for German kulture to our hurt"
 M Painleve said his mission to China, which is his destination. had nothing to do with finances, but was purely educa- tional scientific and technical with the idea of laying a foundation for d more thorough knowledge of the far east Above all it was his aim to guide to- ward France the Chinese. who are seek ing a higher education
 His visit is deemed here to be impor- tant. in view of the preparations already under way in France to receive Chinese students. who are increasing in number. A project has been started at Paris by Senator and Mme. Huges Le Roux to found a social club for visiting Chinese.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

Mclean, and it is filled with humor and pleasing situations from start to finish. The newlyweds are happy and perfectly eontented with each other. Then they move into a neighhorhood where all of their acquaintances have money. It seems to grow on trees for them
 The little fliv which used to be quite sufficient for their ordinary needs. is dwarfed beyond insgnificance when compared to the big cars parked outside the country club at the first dance they attend
 This starts them our on their wild ca reer of trying to keep pace with fash ionable neighbors. The complications are numerous and entertaining, with a final kick that brings the story to a fitting climax.
 Let's Be Fashionable" and By Col ly new Mack Sennett comedy, will be the bill at the Strand all this week. beginning tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
MARY P|CKFORD IN . HEART O' THE HILLS Popular Star RialtO Attrac ton in a Wonderful
 Ph0toplay

If Steve Honeycutt and Widow Hawn had followed the advice of their chill dren, Mary Pickford wouldn't be abls to offer such wonderful picture as Heart O the Hills adapted from tho story by John Fox, Jr, which will bs shown at the Rialto theatre commence ing Monday.
 As Mavis Hawn, Miss Pckford takes the part of q Kentucky mountain girl at war with certain factors which she knows nothing of and determsned at least to put an end for all time to come to the whippngs which her mother has been literally inflicting.
 A love tale is interwoven in the plot about a riountain feud of long standing and the story affords Miss Pickford ample opportupnity to score such tri- lmphs as characterized Daddy Long Legs" and The Hoodlum," her pre- vious attractions from her own studios and released through First National Ex- hibitors' circuit.
 The picture is full of Pickorisms and just the sort of a story the thous- ands of Pickford fans like to see Mary in.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
DOUG FAIRBANKS ID. bE COLONIAL STAR Will Be Featured in "The Good Bad Man," One of
 His Best Pictures

Appearances aren't always the best thing to judge by, and if the leading character in "The, Good Bad Man" had been judged solely on appearances there would have been a different story to tell. As it is, it is one of the best comedies Douglas Fairbanks has made, and it will be the attraction at the Colonial theatre the first half of the week
 There is one thing about Fairbanks which makes him different from most Of the stars of the screen. No matter what kind of role he has. he is al- ways at home and always able to get the utmost of humor out of it. Now "The Good Bad Man" is picture al- most entirely different from anything in which the star has ever appeared, vet it is just as pleasing as any he shas made.
 The Good Bad Man is laid in the west and Doug shows that he can handle horse and gun as well as though he had been born to it. When
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he set out to make the picture he de- termined to be able to make a faith ful portrayal of the leading character, and he made a study of the type he was to portray. The result is the striking picture which will be shown at the Colonial.
 As usual the star is supported by an able cast. and the story itself is a typical Fairbanks productionN which means that there are no dull moments in it. The action starts promptly and continues rapidly throughout the film.
 W. S. Hart will be the star the last half of the week. beginning Thursday. He is featured--in The Disciple" one of his most thrilling. pictures
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Prohibition Moves Slowly

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 Stockholm, July Prohibition is not making great headway in Sweden. judg- inG from figures of membership of the various temperance organizations which show that the organizations and societies lost last year over 10 per cent of their members.
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Katherine Macdonald, @The American Beauty in her latest production. The Notorious Miss Iisle," adapted from the widely read novel by Baillie Reynolds will be the extraordinary attraction at the Trianon this week, beginning Mon day. This is the picture that has caused such widespread talk over the country and is declared one of the most sensa- tional stories of the screen.
 The beautiful Gaenor Lisle, bounded by socety's gossip and waggins tongue leaves the exclusive atmosphere in which she was reared and seeks a far country This production is featured by lavish gowns and extravagant settings and is declared one Jf the most beautiful pie lures of the screen.
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HUNT SHARKS WITH
 BOW AND ARROW
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Ventura. Cal. August H.-Hunting sharks with bow and arrow is the latest sport 10 be introduced in Ventura county.
 Dr. E. K Roberts and Harry De Lin- der reported exciting experiences after a day at Point Magu. passed in hunting sharks in this manner.
 Tn many instances theyA said the sharks started out to seq with the ar rows sticking in their, bodies and 1t re- quired speed on the part of the hunters to overtake them.
 These sharks are not man-eaters, which are not known so far north.
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Appropriate to the Times

From the Houston Post.
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