davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
.soA. WySSn|
Trial and Joys of
EUe1y Day Life are
Portrayed in Film
Simple Story of Mothe- Love
Told by Rupert Hughes IL
The Old Nest.

The screen art,fcisuy has had &c
hide its head before the blows that
Rupert Hughes has struck for nat
urllsm in phOtOplays. Mr. Hughes
da8 s.-iyeu 90 avoid just what most
screen authors believe to be good
stuI.' Instead OF writing melo-
drama. he has gwen his entire at
tcnl0n 20 stories that deal with
simple people in realistic manner.
Unlike many other writer's whose
books find their way 20 the screen,
cir. Hughes has taken the trouble TO
learn something about the mechan-
lcs Of photoplay production. lie has
spent most OF his time during the
last year al the Goldwyn studios in
California. not only assisting the
producing staff, but also in writing
coutinuitics q his own stories. Be
fore taking an actual part in the
production OF his stories. Rupert
Hughes spent many months learn
Ing just what the photoplay can and
cannot do. With his knowledge, he
has fashioned his tales within the
XnOWn limitations of present day.
Pictures Life.
It had been thought that stories
for tho screen could bear no hmita-
tons 20 actual lie. ana consequent
is false representations OF life found
their way TO the screen year after
year When MT Hughes took up this
he decided TO show the photo
rubuc that their everyday
and ioys could be made more
-. sting on the screen than the
-r,=t th1iu-ng melOdrama ever tilm-
oil. His photoplay, Hold Your
Horses" I'm which Tom Moore was
starred, and which attraction re-
Gently played the Blackstone thea
ter. proved TO be a satire on the
foibles of the man in the street. His
latest picture, THE Old Nest,
whicsi comes to the Blackstone thea
ter today for a one weeks engage
ment. Is a simple story OF mother
love told In a simple way. Yet so
poignant are the episodes. that tears
and laughter follow each other as
they do fin our daily lives. Not with
out reason has Rupert Hughes been
called the human writer Of tho
screen. His love for the common
things of life have made him inn
patient with the rlots often used.
Mr.. Hughes has realized that one
can find tragedy and comedy in the
day 20 day incidents OF home life;
and his screen stories have there
fore. the plots that life itself weaves'
for Us.
Tn "The Old Nest the audience IS
permitted to share the joys and sor-
rows OF a mother in her unselhsh
devotion to her six children. and. as
the children, one by one. leave the
old nest. the mother and father find
themselves as they were in the be-
ginning alone Then, the children
realize their parents loneliness, and
naturally a happy ending brings
overwhelming joy TO the heart OF
lonesome mother Mr. Hughes con-
sders "The old Nest as his great
est achievement
'The ola Nest" begins weeks
engagement today at the Blackstone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
OLIVER

eff you can't find operetta sing
ers 20 engage. train up new race
. Of them" this is the motto OF Ralph
Dunbar. who brings his latest high
class singing organization to the
oliver tonight The opening bill Is
"The FREELY" originally sung IN this
country by Emma Trentini.
AIR. Dunbar. a Chicagoan. believes
en- opere.ta. also In opera as enter
taiumcnt He is known throughout
the country as a produce who gives
the people what they want and has
the vision 90 give it weu. He had a
varied career In vaudeville and on
the Chaut3uqUa circuit producing
musical acts Then came operetta
and opera at full length.
But here arose a difficulty. II was
and IS possible Co. cast an opera per-
formauce. but tho race of operetta
singers. after many seasons OF revues
has rapidly become extinct few
of the old-t.uers. long past the
freshness of youth. remained. the
others were scattered no one could
tel where.
.Very weIl" said Mr. Dunbar
"there isl stII talent worth training
in the country Let us train it." He
and Eis scouts began locating and
assembling talent. and i'm the fullness
of time a training school rose. Here
some GO ardent young singers. all un-
der contract 90 appear IN some one
OF Mr.. Duubars companies this sea-
son. all learned how to do it under
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18

Early in the season Miss Dupree was
in The Detour." She knows how to
act.
Irving Berlin's The Music Box
Revue" is 70 have an imposing cast.
Here are the stars: William Collier
Sam Bernard, Irving Berlin. Florence
Moore, Vida Bennett (who was al
the Oliver in The Rivera Girl")
Joseph Santley and Ivy Sawyer. Mr.
Collier and Mr.. Bernard have beer
absent from South Bend for many
seasons.
Helen Hayes is acting THE Wren, y
a play by Booth Harrington. in Bos-
ton.
Hilda Spong, a most capable ac-
tress, who was at the oliver a few
seasons ago with William Faver.
sham in Getting Married" Is tC
head the cast Of The Fan"
Al Jolson's new show has mo-
been named.
Norman Trevor will he Marie
Doro's leading man in Lilies OF the
Field" Miss Doro has not acted here
since she was at the Oliver as q
member Of the tristan cast-Wil-
liam Gillette, Blanche Bates and
Marie DorO-in a revival OF "Diplo-
macy" She was the real actress OF
that organization.
Next Tuesday night Otis Skinner
will present Tom Cushings new
play. Blood and Sand" founded or
BlascO Ibanezs novel, at the EN-
pire theater. New York. Shortly be-
fore he closed his tour last sprins
Mr.. Skinner was at the Oliver in "a
the Villa Rose" a melodrama entire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18

drew a short time ago. She shows a
preference for vaudeville.
Louis Mann IS starring in "In the
Mountains" He opened in Balti-
more.
Arnold Daily plans vaudeville en-
gagements before starting a starring
tour in repertoire.
The Love Chef" in which Leo
Carello was starring, is apparently a
failure. Chicago did not like it.
Mile N1ichief," in which Lulu
Chaser once starred, is to be modern
lied for use of Frances White. Men
ton Of Miss Chaser brings TO mind
that in Dolly Warden" she gave
South Bend one Of the best musical
comedies ever brought TO this city.
That was a long time ago.
sonny Boy" THE Poppy God"
and The Mimic World" have given
up the struggle in New York.
Minnie Dupree, who contributed
some really good acting in 1.-The
Charm School" here last winter; Tai
lulah Bankhead. an unknown guam
tity here and in many other places.
and Frank Sheridan are in the cast
Of Me" a Rachael Crothers comedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18

stardom. Il IS reasoned by some
critics. In the meantime FavershaIn
has laid aside The Prince and the
Pauper'' and IS IN The Silver Fox"
Few actors coming 20 South Bend
are as we'll liked as Is Faversham.
His last appearance here was in a
notably good revival OF Lord ana
Lady Algy."
While Frank Bacon IS acting
'Lightnin' at the Blackstone thea
ter, Chicago. a company IS present
ing It at the Montauk theater.
Brooklyn. n. Y. The farewell per-
formarce Of the comedy for Greater
New York is announced fer next sat
urday night at the Montauk.
The San Carlo Grand Opera Co.,
Of which Fortune Gallo is general
director, will open a four weeks sea-
son at the Manhattan opera house.
New York. a week from tomorrow
night. Fortune Gallo has done much
for opera IN New York and else
where.
The New York engagement Of
George Whites Scandals viii soon
come TO an end.
Mary Ryan, who was at the OIL
yer in The Little Teacher" a couple
of years ago. is the chief member of
the cast Of "Only s." which on the
road Git Is now in New York; was
known as The Turn in the Road"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18

~ unworthy of him. Much is ex-
pected of Blood and Sand"
David Warfield is to start 10
weeks engagement at the Belasco
theater. New York Wednesday night,
presenting a revival Of THE Return
Of Peter Grimm" Mr.. Warfield was
at the Oliver in this play last sea-
son and. of course. 1t was one Of the
real high spots Of the last several
years here.
Frances Starr is again acting in
The Easiest Way" Eugene Walters
play. in which she is familiar here.
Alexander Woollcott in the New
York Times thinks The Easiest
Way" is one of the 10 best plays
ever written by an American. He
compares it with The New York
Idea" in which Mrs. Fiske acted;
The First Year" which Frank era
ven has been playing in New York
for nearly a year; Seven Keys TO
Baldpate." George NJ. COhan's COM
edy, and Eugene G.. O'NeilTs play,
The Emperor Jones, which Charles
S. Gnpin, negro actor, is now pre-
senting at the Playhouse, Chicago.
Evidently David Belasco did not err
when he picked THE Easiest Way"
for a revival. Joseph Kilgour and
Laura Nelson Hall, who were with
Miss Starr in the first cast. have
I their old roles.
New York reviewers appear TO be
lhopelessly divided on the acting of
Clare Eames in Swords" Miss
Eames left the role OF the queen in
| William Favershams production of
1.-The Prince and the Pauper" TO be
come a star in MARY Stuart" Her
acting in support Of Faversham was
| far better than since she reached
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
ORPHEUM

Billy Lightelle and his qulntette OF
feminine loneliness top the Orpheum
program which will be seen for the
last times tonight Mr. Lightelle's
chief mission IN life is making other
people happy and with the aid Of his
fair associates he offers a singing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
Among the Stars i'm the
World of the Theater
By VIII v. Fink

The "Aphrodite" company is to-
day in St. Paul, Mimi, the engage
ment at the Oliver having ended
with the performance yesterday
afternoon. So far as known. this is
the first time for a company 10 fin
ish here at a matinee. Olga Krelow
has the role in "Aphrodite" formerly
played by Dorothy Dalton.
Frederick Macklyn. the Demetrios
of the cast, was Timon when
"Aphrodite" was first presented in
America at the Century theater, New
York, Dec. 1, 1919. lie and Mildred
Walker, the Aphrodite, are the only
principles Of the cast seen in the or
ganization sent here. although the
acting at the oliver was in all essen
tial respects satisfactory. Mckay
Morris was the Dem etrios in New
York. OF the three Comstock q Gest
Mecca" and "Aphrodite." "Chu
Chin Chow" easily leads. It's color
effects were unequaled in richness
and its music was all dlgnifed and
unusually mCritOrious Alexandria"
stands out in the "Aphrodite" music.
Mecca has never been seen here.
The dancing Astaires-Fred and
Adele-who helped make Apple
Blossoms" a delightful entertain
ment, are in support Of John Charles
Thomas in The Love Letter" cur
rent in Philadelphia. Mr. Thomas.
the best baritone on the light opera
stage, was in Apple Blossoms. 80
Carolyn Thompson. who with Mr..
Thomas. was featured in "Maytime. A"
is in the Love Letter" company.
VIII West is also in the organiza-
ton.
Coming attractions at the Oliver
include a return engagement of the
[ David Wark Griffith pictures, Way
Down East; and the Ralph Dun
bar Comic opera Co. which will re-
main for three or four weeks and
| present The FREELY" The Prince
I Of Pilsen" and other familiar must
cal comedies. The Dunbar company
1 is now in Fl. Wayne where it was
! received with exceptional favor. Dur
ing the summer il was I'm Grand
Rapids. Playgoers there voted it a
most excellent organization.
The FREELY" which the Ralph
Dunbar Comic opera CO. viii sing at
1.-THE oliver tonight. was a bright spot
in the divers 1913-1914 season.
| Emma Trentini sang Il there April
IA. 1914. Naughty Marietta. -
I which may be used as the Dunbar
|company's second bill. was sung at
the Auditorium Jan. 10. 1912. with
Emma Trentini as the star. 1t was a
notably fine attraction
/
Another grand opera singer OF
| great fame will be added 10 the lis.
heard in South Bend when Geraldine
Farrar, who excels in Carmen and
other roles, viii give a recital at the
Oliver Monday night. oct. 10. Miss
Farrar has never been heard here.
She is one Of the big assets OF the
/ Metropolitan company. New York.
Her appearance here IS destined TO
be a brilliant event.
JACK OsleTIuans VINO was AZ the
Orpheum last week and who had a
previous engagement at that theater
has advanced rapidly in his profess
sion. Mr.. Osterman comes from the
atrical stock. His mother. Kathryn
Osterman, was long popular in
farces and musical comedies Jake
j. Rosenthal. his father. formerly
the a. II. Woods manager in Chicago,
is now plotting George N. Cohan's
The O'Brien Girl over the country.
FRITZ Scheh. who was a member Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18

a woman owner % ranches i1 Ne-
vada uses an airplane 10 cover hor
land or go shopping in san Fran
cisco.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18

King George and Queen Mary are
the first pair OF Londoners by birth
who have together ruled" Great
Britain.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
NuOVO COnCuTSO
de "EI MundO''

Manana microbes, en- virtud de-
exito feliz alcanzado por el anterior,
Ell MUNDO hl decidido, indica-
ci6n de muchos de sus favorecedores
abrir un nuevo concurso, que sera
mas ventajosisinlo que el preceden-
te, pues concederemos tres excelentes
maquinas de escribir, sistema L. c.
SMITH, a las tres senoritas mecano-
grafas que demuestren mediante la
aprobscion del pdblico, mas populari
dad simpatfa en- Puerto Rico.
Cada una de las tres damas, resi-
denies en- la isla, que recibiere la ma
yor cantidad de votos, sobre todas las
demas que tomen parte en- el concur
so, que dunlra hasta el dia Is de ma
70 proximo, obtendra una de las ia.
(ContinGa On la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

lie daran completa hbertad para mache
tear los terminus Luego dice:
'Pasese revista esta renovada
prueba de moderation de los aliados du
rarte los ultimos meses. Es de gran
importancia para Francia que Alema
MIA Sc desarlne, pero Alemania no tan
solo no Sc ha desarmado, sino que con
tinua armandose. GQu6 hizo la confe-
rencia de Paris? volver a las estipu-
laciones de Versailles, Spa San Re
mo? No. La conferencia meramente per
mitio Alemania una serie de plazos
graduates. GEstamos seguros de que
las penas provistas Sc aplicaran en- case
de que Alemania no Sc avenga a sus
terminos? FL precedente de Spa, cierta
mente, no nos estimula mucho Pedazos
de papel.''
Urge que los aliados deben hacer
en- Londres otra cosa, sobre TODD, de-
finir las reparaciones, Y despues de
hacer una critica del modo como Sc
han venido hacienda las cosas hasta
aqui, concluye con estas palabras:
''Todo depende hoy de una defini-
ci6n de las reparaciones y demas pc
mas, por no decir de las deudas inter-
nacionales Y combinaciones de solida
ridad fnanciera, que regulariamos an
tes de que nuestro credito Sc desmem-
brara. Hasta entonces habremos cont
nuado dando sin recibir NADIA. opera
clones de esa fndole no restablecera
nuestras fnanzas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

FL ex- -presidente dc Francia, sefior
Raimond Poincare, ha publicado en- la
Revue des Deux Mondes" un arti-
culo sensational en- que patrocina Ell
empleo de la fuerza para hacer cum
plir Ell tratado de Versailles y vigori-
zar Polonia al otro lado de Alema
MIA, como decidida amiga de la Fran
cia.
Ell world; de Nueva York, pu-
blica en- extenso Ell mencionado arti-
culo por cortesia de La UNITED News. =
Poincar6 hace hincapi6 en- que la
paz de Europa depende de una Polo
MIA fuerte independence, y alude CO
mo prueba a ''las intrigas de Alema-
MIA en- Danzig v silesia'', para debi-
litar a Polonia.
''Ahora, Sc pregunta, estalnos de
acuerdo sobre esta cuestion con Ingla-
terra. Italia y los Estados Unidos? En-
cuanto esta Ultima naci6n convie-
ne. no fue su opinion personal la que
defendi6 Wilson, cuando sostuvo la
causa de Polonia de la manera mas
energica en- Paris. Entonces 6l expres6
ell pensamiento de una gran mayoria
del pueblo de los Estados Unidos. =
Expresa que pronto sera Francia in
formada de La nueva politica de La Ca
sa Blanca, que no sera desfavorable;
pero que respecto de los otros aliados,
la politica con estos no estara en- me-
jor ammonia respecto del noreste dc
Europa que en- Ell Asia Menor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

los elementos de la colonia portorr;que
na de Cuba y. simpatizadores de. Puer-
to- Rico
Els probable one la direction de la
fabrica ceda gratuitamente .varios ba-
rriles de- cerveza.
"A la. liaesa airectiva intesrada eli sp
csgi tptalidad por slemsnt0s idrenes eHli
pieza con gran entusiasmo. Han pedi
do ser socios mas de SO personas, v
no estara lejano ell dia que la asocia-
ci6n pueda, de un local hurnilde que
hoy tiene, contar con un gran Centre
de Recreo, para que los compatriotas
cuenten en- Cuba con una verdadera re
presentation social, digna de la cultu
ra de Puerto Rico.
Para que nuestros prop6sitos tengan
buen exito, Sc han dirigido circulares
todos los hijos de Puerto Rico resi-
denies en- Cuba. Don Francisco @. San
tiago es portador de la siguiente car
ia para los borinQuefos que residen en-
el interior de la Isla:
'Estimados compatriotas. La di-
rectiva del 'Centro Portorriqueno
tiene especial gusto en- presentar, por
medic de la persente, su portador,
Francisco @. Santiago, tesorero de nues
ira Association quien recorre la Isla
en- viaje de negocios, y ostentando, a
la vez la representation Official del
"Centro Portorriquefo.'
Ell "Centro Portorriqueno" Sc com
place en- saludar los portorriquefios
residences en- esta Republica por me-
dio de nuestro compatriota, senor San
tiago, y en- invitarles cooperar con
nosotros para crear un centro social
CUE sea honra de nuestra colonia en-
la Gran Antilla.
J Arturo MORALES
Presidente. .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
DECLARACIONES ACERCA DEL
CASO DEL HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL

Anoehe visiblmos en- su dcspacho
particular al notable facultativo DR..
Gonzalez Martinez, que es uno de los
directories del Institute de Medicina
Tropical Hygiene, a cuyo laborato-
rio fue donde Sc enviaron del Hospi
tai municipal las muestras obtenidas
del enfermo fallecido al parcccr dc
pcstg ADuf6n4ca. segdn Fas rrasiIfestas
clones de los Dres. Gutierrez Ortiz y
FiguerOa.
FL DIR. Gonzalez MARTINEZ, empcz6
diciendonos que era del todo incierto
que al laboratorio del Institute fue-
ran envbdos cortes de bub6n nj vis-
ceras algunas. Que solamente fueron
reeibidos en- dicho laboratorio, ALA
por 81 dia Is de enero, un tubo conte-
niedo una pequena cantidad de liqui-
do cefalo-noquidario y dos mas conte-
niendo un medic de cIltivo inocula-
dos con el iugo dc un bub6n. En- pri
mer lugar, parcce que 81 medic de
cultivo usado por los doctores meucio
nados no fue el mas adecuado. toda
vez que no prosper6 la siembra y 50.
lamente pudieron utilizarse las mues
TINS enviadas en- impregnar dos o
tres eristales que fueron debidamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
CUBA PREPARA AL LCDO. COLL
Y CUCHI CRANDES AONORES

I'm la noche del de febrero Sc nev6
a cabo EN- el restoran 'Anbos Mum
dos'' una conida por los miembros ele
gidos EN- las iiltimas elecciones, ven
acadas el dia 10 de ener5
! A la comida asisti6 la directiva en-
plehoe del centre Rpetorricuesio !.
de Cuba. fefnartn 81 mayer eatlsias
no " u mas lntehsa aiegEla satTe los
cCmersales, uuienes hicieron vo los por
que "a culta y patriotica ascciaci6n
obtenga los mas felices 6xisss
Hicielol uso de la palabr1 ls pee
lisa antislsna Lola R. de Ti6, 81 doc
tor FerDar5o Sanchez de Fueatcs. eI
sefior Lozano, alto empleado de la ecu
ba Cane; r. A Cuevas Santiago Mas
ferrer, viscasillas v Ell prssiienta cleo
to, Arturo Morales.
Ell % del corriente celebfarAa iunra
general extraordinaria los lriembros del
"Centro Portorriqueno en- su casa
social, Animas 20, bajos, para tratai
asuntos importantisimos.
En- homemade al DR. Cayetano Col y
Cuchi, cuando visite la Habana, dis
pone la asociaci6n ell siguiente progrs
ma de festejos:
Reception en- la casa social con un
champaha de honor.
Banquete de mas de cien cubiertos
en- uno de los mejores hoteles de la
Habana. al que asistiran atlas perso
nalidades del Gobierno, y una banda
de m1sica.
velada solemne, literaria y musical,
en- el Ateneo.
Almuerzo popular criollo en- los jar
dimes de la fabrica de cerveza tLa
Tropical, acto al que asistiran todos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
Casino de Puerto Rico

La Junta de Directories de esta Cor
poracion acordo convocar los sefio
res accionistas de Ia misma pam ce-
lebrar session ordinaria annual, en- el
edifcio de la Corporation Avenida
Ponce de Leon, numero dos, en- esta
ciudad de San juan, ell dfa 80 de Mar
20 de 1921, las cuatro de la tarde,
con objeto de elegir los Directories,
Presidente v Vice-Presidente de la
Corporation para el pr6ximo aio y
para tratar de todos los demas asun-
tos, correspondence la Junta Ge-
neral ordinaria, que lie sean someti-
dos.
Lo que Sc hace publico para cita-
cion v conocimiento de los seiiores .ac-
cionistas a los efectos procedentes.
San Juan, Febrero % de 1921.
Manuel V. del VALE.
Vice-Secretario.
A IA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
Los {. u. deben ObSGrVar
a Ia Gran Bretana Y Jap0n
AMERICA DEBE CONSTRUIR UNA GRAN ESCOADRI

do entero 70 confio que esta guerra
podra ser evitada. En- realidad, este
conficto americano-j -japon6s no sera 81
no una Erase del antagonismo, anglo
americana
"Inglaterra-ai -aiade Won Tirpitz-y
no America, domina, con sus pososio-
mes adquiridas hace algunas centuras
~ los grandes diplomaticos con que
cuenta, todas la naciones a los
mismos Estados Unidos.
Esta situaci6n permanecera asi, aun
que America aumente la escuadra. Has
ia cierto punto, Norte America ocupa
ell puesto que Alemania ocup6 artes de
la guerra.
Francia, segdn opinion del Almiran-
te, es solamente un factor secundario
en- la politica del mundo, esta tan
unida Tnglaterra, que durante algdn
tempo no podra considerarse como una
Aliada de los americanos
81 los Estados Unidos desean tener
comercio, deben asegurarlo por medic
de protection solauente consiste en- la
adquisici6n de buenos amigos o de
una gran fuerza con que defenderse.
(Traducido del fsNew York Ameri-
can.'O
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

BERLIN, febrero 20 Desde que
empez6 la guerra, Ell Gran Almirante
de la fota alemana, Won Tirpitz, no
habia hecho declaraciones ning1n CO
rresponsal, pues Sc habia reservado pa
ra un hbro que piensa publican. Hace
algdn tempo escribi6 una serie de ara
ticulos en- ell "Deutsche Allegemeine
zettung'', propiedad del famoso Hugo
SHINES.
T Con el titulo de America la que
IRA mundial", Won Tirpitz escribe acer
ca de la rivalidad entire los Estados
Unidos y la Gran Bretafia
! .sEstados Unidos-dice ell Almirante
aleman es el mayor rival de Albion,
y por este motive tendra que afrontar
tcdas las consecuencias de esta riva-
lidad La presente competencia entire
ambas naciones, puede que por ahora
no pase de comercial, pero en- ell Pa
ciico los acontecimientos nevaran
Norte America un inevitable anita
gcnismo con Jap6n, comercial econ6-
mico y niilitarmente.
Como, y de que manera Ell antagonis
mo entire las yanquis y los amarillos
30 desarrolle, es cosa que no puede pre-.
cisarse ailn. Por los intereses del mum
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
Ell JAPoN Sc MANTIENE
CADA vEz MAS FIRME

TOXIC, febrero 2s.-Noticias de fuen
te muy sutorizada, aseguran que el ia.
pom insite de todos modos en- sus pre-
tensiones sobre Ia isla de zap.
Las protestas dlrigidas. con tai mott.
vo por el gobierno de Washington. a Ia
"sOciedad de las NsciOnes'' han can
sado extIaordinaria impression en- todo
Europa. Los gobiernos del Jap6n los
Estados Unidos, insisten en- no cedsr,
alegando eada cual razones en- apoyo de
su firme aetitud.
FL Jap6n Fundamental sus pretensio.
res en- la decision final eusitida por 81
Conssjo Supreme de la Confcrencia de
la paz en- mayo de 1919. que otorga al