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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
ATTACHE.

sigue. Evangelista fue asistido en- la
Sala de Socorros, de fuertes contusio-
mes en- las piernas, musl0s Y ante-bra-
zos de un fuerte dolor interior en-
ell pecho, todo ocasionado por palo.
Paso al Hospital Municipal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
ECoNoMIAS MILITARES.
ITALIA REDUCE SU EJERCITQ A
10000 HOMBRES.
Roma, 10.

Roma, 10.
Victor Manuel ha firmado varios de-
cretos por los cuales Sc licencia q tres
cientos generates, un millar de corpne-
les Y cuatro mil quinientos jefes y of
cfales.
Ell Ejercito serd reducido 10000
hombres. Habra diez cuerpos de ejerci
to tan solo, Y los regiMientos constaran
de dos batallones.
La caballerfa Sc reduce a la "Ritad
de su effective. Ell seryicio durara seis
meses para aquellos individuos que tie
men preparation militar, y de oeho pa
ia los que no la tienen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
Sc HAN PERDIDO 81 vAGONES DE
AZUCAR ks

CHICAGO. mayo 2I-Los ;igentes
fcderales estan buscando cncueuta Y
un vagones cargados 3.0G0.000 libras
de azlicar que Sc han extraviado.
Sc dice que dichos vagones han es-
tado abandonados en- las Was laterales
de la estaci6n, por espacio de dos sc
manas sin haberse realizado gestio-
nes para descargarlos, comunicando-
Sc asf en- la information que ha recibi-
do ell procurador de distrito Charles
F. Clyne.
Ell azdcar Sc detalla en- esta actual
mente a 81 centavos la libra,, !,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
POR 'POLITICA

Aver tarde tuvier0n un disgusto en-
Ia calle de la Cruz, a consecuencia de
una discussion polftica, Pedro Guzmdn
y Jose Cardona, unionistas. Fueron
arrestados prestaron la fianza ext
gida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
el Ateneo puertoriqueiio, tan brillante
y gallarda representation.
vIAJE

vIAJE
ha de ser espl6ndido el que han de
efectuar Ell acaudalado senior Eduar-
do Georgetti Y su amable esposa Aurea
B. de Georgetti; los distinguidos es-
pesos Fernandez Vanga- -Balseiro Ra-
mos. y seenoritas Vachir.
La salud de nuestra querida amiga
Yuya, requiere los cuidados de su me-
dico v el doctor Luis T.. Biam6n ira
con las familias viajeras en- el agra.
.dable paseo, porque asf queremos que
sea, sin que la dolencia de la sonora
Gle Georgetti, la moleste en- NADIA.
Los viajeros son amigos todos. de
nuestra preferencia Y saben 6lios el
rcgocijo que podemos tener en- que
eXperimenten la satisfaction de volveI
a Europa sobre todo Paris, esa
ciIdad de todos los ensuelios que vi
We en- la imagination de los que la
conocen Y de los que han de conocer-
la.
AdiOS amigos nueStrOS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
EN- sU REsIDENcIA

del Condado estan nuevamente nues
tros queridisimos amigos Lcdo. Mar
tin Travieso y su bella esposa.
Pasaron algunOs dfas con sus ia
miliares en- Mayagiiez, Y dolorosa Sc
ria la impression de esos hijos al llegar
no encontrando Ell el hogar SUI bon
dadoso padre, ell bien llorado DR.. Ira
vieso.
Como ha de ser!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
~
MARIANA + INES

laS dos bellas seiioritas Lopez Ce-
perO cstan completamentc restableci-
das: era de esperarse, p0rque la belle
"a V la iuventud suman grahdes sim
patfas V la bontlad afectos En- nues-
tras dos amiSaS Sc reuncn esaS cOndi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
Paiisaje

A Evarsto Ribera Chevremont.
Pasa el tren fatgOsO por la zgzagueante
nea que sObre el puente perfles, destaca;
la mole herro, que semeja hamaca
extremece a los impetus del temibe gigantic
74iszssssSSssss ssSsss
Desfalecen los arboles bajo el aire asfxiante;
por los desiladeros ndoma jaca;
y entire. los pedregales ell feraz Guajataca
va hilvanandO penas, ell judo errante...
y IEE
Sgue el tren mpasble. augusta grandeza aco eN
brinda el paisaje ebrio Ell ugo de eaha
mosrando al descubierto salvaie beleza.
5g
envolviendo penachos la espnosa marana,
el tren, buscando el vientre de la Naturaleza,
Sc inerna por el tlnel alberto en- Ia mOntaha..
MANUEL M. RAMIREZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
A SU TEMPO

FL Gobernaddr INFERNO ha denega-
do las solicitudes de indulto presenta
das en- favor de los confinados Pasca
sio Medina e EIilario Agosto .Neiv'afez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
ACCIDENTE

que pudo revestfr gran peligro, fue
el que ocurri0 a nuestro Querido ami
go Julio Palacios SalaZar al, eXplotar
una botella de aqua de sif0n, de la
nevera de su casa, y herirlo en el cue
llo; recibio tarias heridas ltero la
primera fue la de mas consideration,
y pudo ser mortal.
Felicitamos al amigo Julio por ha-
berse librado de algo tan inesperado
como 10 ocurrido, Y nos completeness
Gle su mejor estar daspues de ser
atendido por los dOctores De Juan
Biam0n.
Pueda muy pronto estar libre de
vendajes, por sanidad de esas heri-
daS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04

ticipar en- pruebas. carreras vuelos
de exhibici6n. Disp6nese CUE las ma
quinas deben estar siempre a cargo de
pilotos aereos debidamente autorizados
como tales. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
IpEDRO ROsADOy

Dest;e aver vista In ciudad de San
Juan. en- asuntos del servicio, el Jefe
de diStrito dc Ia policia insular tde
Aiiasco senior, Pedro RosadoA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
La FAMILIA

de nuestro muy estimado amigo Sc
nor Antonio LENA, fijara su residen-
cia en- ell Norte; deseamos para ella,
una nueva era de bienandanZas, pero
tenemos que lamentar la separation
de elementos muy distinguidos de es-
ia sociedad, donde no solo el senior
LENA su esposa han sabido ganarse
las simpatfas generates, 81 que tambi6n
su linda nina Angelita, que ha sido
siempre celebrada por su precocidad y
nos ha dado en- muchas fiestas socia-
les la nOta mas encantadora Y bella.
Que Angelita, con sus papas, re-
cuerden simepre que Sc lds quiere
muy bien en- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04

Mrs. Ogden L. Mills, que en- un tiem-
po fue Margaret Rutherfurd, la hija
mayor de Mr.. William Vanderbilt,
acaba de divorciarse en- Paris, dOnde
ha fijadO su residencia. Esta dana
pertenece 10 mas distinguido de la
sOciedad americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
Sc ENCUENTRA

en- San Juan, procedente de Maya
giiez, ell distinguid 1ocaballer0 senoi
Carlos Monagas Pesantc, Y tenemos
verlladera satisfaction al saludar a
veterano amigo familiar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
/; Adios amigos nuestros!
CONoCIMOS

la felicidad del matrimonio Meki.
nof- -Gauthier..
La vida les prestaba todo el encan-
to necesario para que Sc deslizar:i
ek tempo, esperanto cada dfa un. mo-
live mas para seguir felices; pero Ia
rueda del dOlor NADIA respeta y pas0
v pas0 con su lentitud abrumadOra
Gcstrczando los ccrazones de. su es-
posa de sus hijos, que Koran incon.
solables la muerte del esposo y padre.
que dej6 para siempre la vida, ha-
biando,a bOrdado de encantos, para
lvs que dejaba.
Rec iba Maria GaU,hier y sus h'jGs,
este -pnshme que es general en- ia
muerte del senior Mikinoff.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
ENFERMO
MIGDALIA.

Esta enfermo EN- su residencia dcsde
hace algunos dias. ell competente Y
amabIe empleado de Ia New York &
Porto Rico, Rafael II. Casenave.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04

LOS JOVENES DE LA UNI
VERSIDAD EN- Ell ATENEO

La talentOsa juventud de la Univer-
sidad de Puerto Rico, llev6 efecto
el lunes, una brillante velada Ifrico.
literaria en- ell Salon de Actos del Ate
neo puertorriqueiio.
Los j6venes Garcia MendeZ, Toro
Cabaiias, Saliva, Ortiz Stella, Hortas.
Rechani, Rivera Morales, Balseiro, Pc
dreira, Ramirez Silva. Lopez de Vic
toria v Ramos Antonini, deleitaron a
la concurrencia 10 mismO en- el violin
y en- el piano, como en- la lectura de
inspiradas poesfas Y originates cuen-
tos, por sus respectivos autores..
El discurso he aperture a cargo
del joven Garcia M6ndez, gan6 nu-
tridos aplausos, siendo el joven ora
dor felicitado efusivamente por como
tados ateneistas que asistieron al her
moso acto intellectual.
La poesfa Cmabres, (No. A., por
Luis Rechani, (No -, por Rafael
Rivera, j6venes poetas, que, como los
hermanos Quintero, escriben en- CO.
Iaboraci6n, obtuvo la ovaci6n de la
noche, Y muy merecida.
La velada del lunes fue, en- reali-
dad. sorprendente ' reveladora biel
ndcleo de alumnos intelectuales, poe
tas. oradores, cuentistas Y mdsicos,
que honran y dignifican a la Univer-
sidad de Puerto Rico. =
Felicitamos a la pleyade juyenil de
Ia Universidad, que tuvo el lunes en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
sUN sALUDO PARA Ell MAESTRO
"Et Imparciar' Uiste de gala W.

FL Maestro Fernandez Juncos, ell
insigne escritor y egregio periodista
Manuel Fernandez Juncos, ocupa des
de la fecha, alto sitial en- la Redacci6n
de este diario, de, una manera def
nitiva, por mas de que partir de la
fundaci6n de Ell IMPARCIAL, el
mentor ilustre ha venido prestando a
este peri6dico el vfvido fulgor de su
pluma vel aliento vigoroso de su ma
ravillosa intelectualidad.
La direction Y la empresa de Ell
IMPARCIAL, han querido sumar a
estas paginas el nombre prestigi0s6
del Maestro que ha dignificado con su
pluma de Sol ell periodismo puerto
rriqueiio; tuyo calor Sc ha incubadt
toda una generaci6n que brilla y ga
llardea hoy Ell ell campo fiorido de la
poesfa, Y de la literatura regional
con tOdOs los arrestos necesariOs pa
IA triunfar decididamente en- las
luchas del pensamiento Y de la inspi
raci0n.
De Ocho lustros a la fecha de hoy
nadie ha ocupado en- Puerto Rico, 81
tial mas prominente que el Ell el perio
dismo puertorriqueiio
Su labor meritfsima Y educadora
en- la prensa del pals, viye Y perdu-
IA entire nosotras; Y al recorrer las
columnas inolvidables de EJ BuScdpi6
ell espfritu luminOsO de don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos, pasa ante nuestra
vision con los espeIantes destellos
de Su radiosa mentalidad.
Ell glorioso Mago de la intellectual.
lidad puertorriquefa, el fil6sifo Drui-
da que ha paseado su alba clamide
por la foresta milagrosa del Parnaso
borinquefio, esta con nosotras, Ell su
griega trfpode, y como un orfebre del
pensamiento labrando una custodia so.
bre Su ara augusta.
Ell IMPARCIAL, viste hoy sus mas
eXcelsas galas.
Recibid nuestro saludo, ioh amado
Maestro..
r
NUNCA
, dejamos de poner una siempre viva,
s0bre la tumba de un amigo, 10 fue
bien eStimaIlO de nOSOtraS el I.cdO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
TARJETAs DE IDENTIFIcAcIoN

TARJETAS DE IDENTlFlCAClON
FL Permit Agent, Gle San Juan, ha
expedido Tarjetas de identification a
los seilores Ceferino Lagua, de Rio
Piedras; Guillerlno Martinez, de, San
Juan, y z. B. Whalem, de Chicago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
Bandera Don1inicana

Hoy GOtas tn tu quimera,
Bandera, que, dc nHo, yeneraba
Til preGcres a esclava,
Hecha gir6n sangrentp en- la trinchera..
Fota, ibrc, 10 alto. iy ann espera!
Que ek grupo de heroes acaba
Y la ola hirventc de sangre lava
La mancha que ell agrayio hiciera..
Domincana ensena, abate
El fuego de los rifles nj ell quebrantO,
iEnciendase tu rojo de cOmbate!...
Y 81 dia, tn nmensa pesadumbre.
TodO pueblo te mOja su llantO,
iEscucharas mis- grisos la cumbre!.
E. RIBERA CHEvREMONT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04

Procedente de Barcelona, via New
York, Sc encuentra nuevamente Ell
San Juan, nuestro distinguido amigo
senior Luis Rubert tras varios meses
pasados en- la Ciudad Condal, en- union
de su muy estimable familia.
Saludamos cOrdialmente al connota
do 1inanciero Y consecuente amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
.*DESFILE SOCIAL y

Clones y el voto por la salud de elias,
ha sido undnime.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
NUNCA

(. dejamos de poner una siempre viva,
sobre la tumba de un amigo, v 10 fu6
bien estimado de nosotras, el Lcdo.
Victor Burset, por ESQ en- su muerte,
tenemos un gran sentimiento Y 10 de-
mostramos asf su distinguida sehora
viuda Bustelo de Burset, y familiares
tOdos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-04
EN- Ell COAMO

como ha de ser!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
HALEMILLION INCREASE
IN ASSESSMENTS OF
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Stale Corporation Commission
Boosts Valuation Of The G..
and p. COn,DGyiy.

Over the protest OF the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company, OF
Virginia. the State Corporation Com
mission yesterday increased the as
sessment of it's property for State
and local purposes nearly 100000.
The increase is- distributed through
out the Commonwealth State and
local treasures will benefit. This
makes n total assessment against
this company of about $5,0O0,0o0, or
approximately SO per cent of it's fair
value as found In the recent rate
case less intangible items, which are
accounted for separately, tho Cor
poration Commission believes. The
company also pays franchise taxes
on Its gross receipts.
In view OF the fact that the new
real estate valuations as made this
year by land assessors. will not be In
effect until 1921, tho commission de-
cided not to advance tho Chesapeake
and Potomac Company's real prop
ertys this year, but will take It up
later. 1t is supposed the commission
Will 'pursue the same course with re-
gard to the property Of other utili-
ties, after studylng the now assesH-
ments. only d small portion OF which
have been vet received by: the State
lkuGtor. q 2. :. 4, Is s a +. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
RESERVES BIC
FACTOR |! ARMY PLAN
War Departments Defense Policy
Is Discussed by Major
General Ham.
WILL ORGANIZE TACTICAL UNIT
Arms OF Amcricu's Military Power
VIII BE Regular !:r1ny OF 100000
National Guard and Trained Re-
serve Body.
nv Ag.ncla,ed rrassl

~
DETROIT. Sept. S.-Peace- time
organization and training OF the ma
tion's "organized reserves" is an i'm
portnnt element of the new military
policy adoptcd~by the general stan.
Major General William c. Huan, di-
rector OF the war plans division OF
that body. said tonight in address
before the convention or the Ameri-
can officers OF the Great War.
Tho regular army of approximate-
V 10000 officers and men will con-
t!nue TO be the first line Of defense.
hc said. and the National Guard the
.econd line, 10 be called upon imme-
Gately IN case. OF national emer-
,encN but behind both Of these will
be the reserves. consisting OF en-
listed and commissioned personnel
with former war experience and an
iual training. In as, completely or
anized tactical units as Is possible.
Organization Of the reserves will
o!low closely the geographical divi-
ion OF the United States. under tho
departmental plan.
Army Cofps In Each District.
With the entire continental ex-
panse Of the country forming the
y,
an army corps will be formed in each
of the new districts, which have sup
/ plaHt.a yeht - olS s.-s,ili.ary deIart-
ments. and the corps area commando;
Twill be in charge OF all troops Of the
three classes within his zone. Re
serve officers are to be assigned for
annual training TO the posts they
would occupy under war conditions
Ia, ,..tIr -
nen and under the superiors. with
whom they nominally might be ex-
,ected to serve In the field.
The functions of the three mill
tary incrcments. under the announced
1olicy are:
Regular army: TO garrison over
cas- possessions. coast defenses and
ther posts; TO provide training per-
cnnel for National Guard and re-
! svcs: to provide necessary admin
/ strative nucleus.
National Guard: to provide in time
peace an adequate and effective
orce available in minor emergencies
or employment by the States or the
United States; In time of war to
provide IAN adequate, balanced and
nective component OF the army OF
he United States for employment
within the United States or else
where" q
Reserves' Mission.
Organized reserve: to provide an
rganized and balanced force which
nay be expanded into an adequate
war component OF the United States
to meet an emergency requiring
roops in excess of regulars and Ma
tional Guard, THE organized re-
erve Is distinctly a war force" ac-
ording to officials of the department.
The question of command OF Ma
ional Guard brigades and higher
units will be decided. after n care
III survey of the sentiment OF the
military authorities of tho State in
question"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
BACKBONE OF ANTHRACITE
COAL STRIKE NOW BROKEN
All Collicrics I'm Region, With Ono
Exception, in Operation, It Is
Declared.
SITUATION TO CLEAR TODAY
Miners Vote to Resume WOrk-Em-
ploycs OF Pennsylvania Company
and the Delaware, LaclSawannu
and Western Act.
TO CLEAR TODAY

WILKES-BARRE. PA. Sept. s.
That the backbone of the insurgents
vacation" in the wilkes-Barre district
is broken was the statement OF coal
operators here tonight. The oper-
ators say that, with but one cxcep-
tion. all of tho collieries in this region
were In operation today after week
of idleness.
Charles +. Huber, president of the
Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Com
pany. and spokesman for anthracite
operators. said tonight that - NY
more miners arc expected to re.urn
tomorrow. he further added: TO-
morrow tho operators look to see tho
situation~cleIred IN, and every col
iery in this section should be In oper-
alton"
a riot, tho flrst in tho vacation" of
the insurgent mlne workers, occurred
today at Cork Lane, Plttston. State
troopers drew their mob sticks and
drove their horses into n maddened
crowd, forcing the rioters to tiee.r
There were more than ono hundred
strikers In the mob which had Mt
tackled a force OF twenty strikc-
breakers who had hired out their
services to the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad. While the latter were
waiting for n train to take them to
olyphant. the 100 men opened bar
rage with stones and clubs.
There was a free-for-all fight for
twenty minutes. While the rioting
was at it's height. State troopers ap-
peared. dug tho spurs into their
horses. drew their riot sticks. and
rode into the fighting men. The
troopers wrought havoc on the mob,
which broke and ran, but not before
score of the strikers remained be-
hind with bruised heads and bodies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
.MACsW|NEY's LIFE HANGS
ON PLEDGE OF Sim FE|N
Lloyd George Does Not Require
Personal Guarantee for Lord
Mayors Release.
IS "CAT AND MOUSE" POLICY
II Police Murders In Ireland Were
Resumed, Prisoners, Held as
Virtual Hostages, Would Be Sent
to Jail.
(By. Associated Press.)

LONDON, Sept. S.---An inspired
statement issued today indicated
that Premier Lloyd George is WILL
ng TO accept guarantees from Sinn
Fein headquarters that police mur-
dcrs Will cease. and that he does not
cquire personal guarantee from
.ord Mayor MacSwiney.
II such guarantee is forthcoming,
Is set forth in the statement. Mac
Swiney and the hunger strikers in
Cork Jail would be released and held
3 virtual hostages. and IL the mur-
ders were resumed they would again
De sent to jail. thus in effect, revert
ng to what was called tho "cat and
mouse" policy adopted in the case OF
ho suTrngette hunger strikers.
1t is an interesting question
whether the Sim Feiners are pre-
pared TO give such an assurance as
to satisfy this requirement.. Up to
the present, they have insisted upon
unconditional release.
Lord Mayor Still Lives.
Mrs. MacSwiney, on leaving Brlx-
on prison. after visiting her hus-
band. the Lord Mayor of Cork, said
hat twice this afternoon the attend
ng physician had warned her not to
peak to her husband. as he was
living on his Vitality" She added
hat the Mayor suffered from dizzi-
ness.
Friends OF the Lord Mayor, his
wife said. were much encouraged at
the presence in England OF Premier
lloyd George, who returned from
1.uccrne yesterday, and they hoped
that something might ensue favor
ng the Irish prisoner.
Former Premier Asquith, answer
ng an appeal from John Howard
lWhitchouse, former Liberal member
IF the House OF Commons, for his in
ervention in behalf OF Mayor Mac
Swiney, said:
Il think the decision to allow the
Lord Mayor OF Cork to die in prison
is political blunder OF the first
magnitude. I would gladly intervene
IL any appeal of m!no could lead even
now to wiser counsels prevailing, but
fear that the latest declaration of
the ministers precludes any such
! hope"
Father Dominic. on leaving the
prison late tonight. also reported
MacSwiney's condition was much the
same. Like Mrs. MacSwinoy, the
priest reported the prisoner had
spells Of dizziness during the evening
but said he had not lost conscious
ness
In response to an urgent represen-
tation from former Sheriff Barney of
(COntinIIaI or S,con5 I1a,ra \-----
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
COX SAYS TIME HAS
COME FOR HARDING
TO STOP WABBL|NG
Declares G. o. p. Candi-
date Has Switched 8
Times on League.
QUOTES SPEECHES MADE
By REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
Suggests "Front-Porch" Debate
Between Taft and Johnson
on Treaty Issue.
INV Assoclated press. I

GREAT FALLS, MONT. Sept. s.
y new assault upon the international
policies of Senator Harding. Repub-
lican presidential candidate. was
made here tonight by Governor Cox,
of Ohio. his Democratic opponent. in
the lattcr's Montana campaign. Gov
ernor Cox declared Senator Harding
had taken eight different positions.
AT public gathering here tonight,
the Governor demanded n denHite
| statement from Senator Harding and
suggested that the Republican candi-
date referee a league of nations de-
bate between Senator johnson, OF
California. and former President
Taft
The campaign. even though we
arc more or less in the preliminaries."
said Governor Cox, has reached 4
stage when we should take count of
the situation. II would seem fitting
to direct the nations thought to this
outstanding thing; the changing, va
ciliatinS, inconsistent attitude OF the
senatorial candidate for the presi-
dency on International questions.
Senator Harding's positions have
been as follows:
4. In the Senate, voted with mild
reserSattoniStS.
'2. In tho Senate advocated and
voted ioi Tho l.ouge r$arva.sons.
%. In the Senate. supported the
Knox resolution for n separate peace
with Germany.
II. Nominated on a platform which
declared the league OF nations has
signally failed
70. Speech OF acceptance proposed
separate peace with Germany and new
relationship OF nations to be estab-
lished by him and the scrapping OF
the league.
&c. August 2sth speech, an entirely
new Dlan-the resurrection of the
dead Hague tribunal under which
occurred the Russo-Japanese, the
Boor, the Balkan and the great world
| war. 3
."7. Speech of September e-'the
League has now passed beyond the
possibility OF restoration
IS. Same speech tSeptember eth).
Amendment or revision or recon
struction OF the league covenant is
still among the possibilities
Has Made Eight Different Proposals.
1T Will be seen, therefore, that
eight different proposals have been
maze py candidate for the conStitu-
tional position of President. the c.
ficer who. in n large measure, ini-
fiates the International policies OF this
| republic.
Let us not forget in this connec-
t!on that Republicans of all shades
OF opinion OF this subject have visit
| ed Marion and without exception,
whether the guest favored the league
or opposed the league. he invariably
reported to the press that he in
dorsed Senator Harding's position as
stated to him in conferences. All this
| would be laughablc if 1t were not so
| tragic.
1T is important that definite
decision come out of Marion. In this
connection, have suggestion
which is that Senator Johnson, who
Is against any kind of league, and
Ila
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
REPUBLICAN GOLD DIGGERS
THEMSEL YES GIVE PROOF
OF COX'S QUOTA CHARGES
Transcontinental Air Mail Flyer Lands
at Iowa City, Ending First Lap Of journey

flight Will be resumed mt $3.50 A.
NJ. tomorrow.
Cleveland wns the next stop
after Bellcfonte, Pa, where he
landed mt $3.50 A. NJ, and resumed
his fight MT 1905 A. NJ. lie re-
ported slow progress owing to n
heavy wind. his actual flying time
from Mineola TO Cleveland being 8
hours md 30 minutes. After
taking OFT MT Cleveland at 1:1.
l.. NJ, he reached Haywood at
1,45 II. NJ. lie Ind covered the
distance from Aiineoln to May
wood in n little more than ten
hours. His plane carried 400
pounds OF mail.