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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
PaLmerDangerCa Campaign
Termed a National Joke
Lawyer Witness Before SEN
ate Committee Attacks
Anti-Radical Course Of the
Federal Department Of JUS
tlce.

Washington. Jan. 21.--McthoGs ct
/ department OF justice agents in all parts
OF the country during the radical raids
OF the winter Of 1919 indicated. in his
opinion. a thorough scheme OF aC-
, ton" planned at Washington, Jackson
, RalSton. an attorney OF this city. today
told the senate judiciary committee
Mr.. Ralston was one Of the lawyers who
signed report charging the department
OF jusiic" with Illegal practice in its
conduct OF the raids,
Attorney General I'aimec. Ralston de-
clarcd was played up by the bureau Of
Investigation. which was try ing 10 JUS
tify its existence" BY advertising a rad!-
cal outbreak that never took place.
In reply TO question OF Senator
Stcrlying Republican. South Dakota.
whether in his opinion sufficient ap-
prehension OF a radical uprising had
existed at the time 70 justify extreme
action by the department of justice.
Ralston said:
The Danger Campaign.
The public had been carefully trained
by the department of justice through
the bureau Of investigation TO believe
that there vas great danger. They ad-
vert!sed uprlsingS on specific dates,
which failed time after time to ma teri
alize. until the whole matter became a
national joke"
Ralston added that some OF the
bombs alleged 70 have been sent promi-
ueut persons never had been produced
Printed copies OF the Third Inter
rationale manifesto issued at Moscow
in March. 1919. and alleged by depart
mcnt OF justice agents TO have been
found II the possession of Max Holder
- 81, bo no
by the district supreme court for false
sr-est. Ralston said. could not have
! beer. in Holders possession. as no trans
latiDn into English had been made OF tho
manifesto until after hts arrest.
Holder was arrested without a war
rant. he added, after attempts had
been made to blow up the residence Of
Attorney General Palmer in June, 1879.
Letters he had written TO attorneys
in different cities asking for EXPIRE ressions
OF opinion regarding proposed I'm
parchment OF Assistant Secretary OF
Labor Louis F. Post for his alleged
lenlency toward radicals. brought re-
plies from all over the country. Ralston
said, defending Secretary Post and de-
uouncing the department OF justice for
its methods in arresting aliens without
warrants and holding them for deporta-
ton without counsel.
Detroit Testimony.
u. R Bernc. y Detroit lawyer declared
through = letter which was read TO the
committee that zoo alien born men.
many with families and some of them
naturalized citizens. were rounded up
and held in 4 narrow gallery In the
ostoffice building in that city. All ar
rests were made without warrants. the
letter said. and all were denied counsel.
They were kept hidden IN police prisons
in the city TO prevent counsel obtained
Tor them by friends from locating them.
X added. and forty percent Of them were
discharged after being subjected to va
rious third degree" methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
War Clubs In Play

Columbus. O. Jan. 2T.--War clubs aud
sharp pointed declarations flew arouao
the Ohio state house today.
RataI!atlEg for thc ltcpublican PROBE
Of Democratic management Vf state II
StttutionS, whose inmates. 4 IS alleged
we're fed milk FROM tuhcrcuIar. cows. tue
minority party introduced an effort 10
probe an order by State OIL Inspector
Walker. advising oil companies to v'o-
late laws with his sanction.
Walker Was appointed by Governor
Davis when the Democrats Incumbent
refused 10 iir" forty Inspectors ana the
executive decided only three wer" need
eG. Walkers ncw order would ciimi-
nate Inspection heretofore carried out.
wnl He Amended.
Attorney General Frices suggestion
70 arcnd the proposed submission TO
~, clcctvr"t" tor adoption ot COAST
tu,IvnaI amendment apprvpriattng
money for I service mems War bonus
likely will receive quick passage for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Engineer. VIM Oppose Cuts.

Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. e7.-Any at
tempt by the Railway Labor Board to-
ward wage reductions will be vigorous
~ opposed by the railroad brotherhoods,
Warren S. Stone, grand chief engineer
Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
ginecrs, announced tonight.
The men on the railroad work are
not going to accept reductions In waEes
now" Mr.. Stone said. They have to
pay Just as much as they ever did for
what they buy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Sacramento Hears Ambassa-
dors Agree Upon Equal
Civil Rights for Japanese
Now Here Except Citizen
ship

Washington. Jan. -. Assurances
tha; the State Department would not
give It's apprnval to thu proposed new
treaty between Tho United States and
japan until opportunity had been af-
fordcd members Of the senate and others
interested to plat, before the depart
m"nt their arguments, were g.I en- Scna-
tor Phclan. Of California. today, BY
Secretary Colby.
Senator Phclan called ~ the State
Department TO obtain information on
the report submitted by ROLAND S.
Morris, American nmba ssador to Japan.
with respect TO hIs negotiations With
Baron Shdehara, the Japanese ambas-
sador here. Secretary Colby explained
to the California senator that he had
not as yet read the report.
Senator Fhclan after his conference
SAID that Secretary Colby also had as
surrd him that no hasty action WAS
contemplated.
Equal Civil Rights.
Sacramento, Calf, Jan. 2I.-Equal
civil rights with the nationals OF any
other nation except Us u citizenship
and naturaliza tion are 10 be granted to
ia apaneS" in an amendment to the exist
ing commercial treaty between the
United States and Japan. according to
a preliminary agreement reached by AM
bnsSador SRidchara. OF Japan. and AM
bassador Morris. Of the United States,
says a special dispatch to the Sacra-
mento Bee, from Washington.
A revision Of tho existing gentle
mems agreement between the two
countries so as TO make II conform to
rresent day requirements and to that
end would absolutely prohibit japanese
immigration to America and the
Hawaiian Islands. while admitting it to
he the Philippine Islands also has been
agreed upon. the dispatch says.
The amendment, il Is said. according
70 the dispatch. woIld uullify tho Cali
fornia alien and ownership legislation
insofar as X affects Japanese nationals
in California.
Under the existing gentlcmen's
agreement, japanese nationals in tho
United States have the right to bring
to this country all their dependents tn
cIudinE wives. fathers. mothers. bro
thers, and sisters. but the proposed
agreement would prevent such depend
cnts from entering In the future. and
only Japanese merchants. professional
men and students would bc admitted.
Ambassador Morris, tho dispatch de-
clarcs, proposed tho revision Of the
ventlemen's agreement, which VAS ac-
cepted by Ambassador Shirehara, the
latter proposing that the existing COM
mercial treaty he amended 80 as TO
guarantee japanese lawfully in the
limited states. tho enjoyment of civil
rights equally with other aliens In this
country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
THE WAITER.

West virg1nia-Fair and somewhat
warmer Friday; Saturday probably fair.
Western Pennsylvania and oMo-Pair
Friday and probably Saturday; NO
change In temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Owens Pine Record.

Detective Sergeant Owens was rec
orded az the first New York policeman
to enlist for service at the front. and
while overseas he was not only promo
ted to the rank Of captain. but was com
meuied for gallant service by General
Pershing and was decorated with the
Cro!x De Guerre with silver palm lea;
By the French army. On his return he
was given n banquet by the police de-
partment, at which he was euloE'Zed by
Commissioner Enr!Ght and presented
with q diamond scarf pin and $500 IN
money.
While to-day's indictments were being
added TO those already returned against
two police captains since the inquiry
began, Commissioner Enright in an ad-
dress in Brooklyn was denying aSser-
t!ons that the city WAS subject to Grim"
waves and declaring that II was the
"cleanest. safest and sanest CRY In all
the world"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
IndiCt War Hero On
Charge Of Police Graft
Counsel Declares Indictment
the Result of District At
torney's Spite

New York. Jan. "7.-Two more ind:ct-
ments against members Of the police
department were returned to-day in
connection with the investigation being
conducted by Former Governor White
man into alleged corruption in tho city
sdm!n!strat ton.
The new defendants arc Detective
Sergeant Martin S. Owens. world war
hero. and Detective Thomas J. Horan,
both members Of the automobile squad.
They arc charged with receiving unia~-
ful fees IN recovering stolen machines.
While bail was being fixed at $500
this afternoon. Louis Fridiger. counsel
for tho defendants. charged that this
indictment was found out OF spite and
solely TO satisfy personal grievance
existing on the part OF Assistant Dis
tr!ct Attorney James r.. Smith against
Owens which has existed for some
months"
~ will Immediately move on behalf
OF both defendants for an inspection OF
the grand jury minutes" he said. I'VE
all feel the case will bc dismissed be-
fore going 10 trial"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

Paris, Jan. 27--Thc supreme c"uhc!t
of III" Allies this evening referred
the question of German reparationS 10
:. committee OF exports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
iN>IHi ayi,tA

'"p FLOOR H4na.Gh 1895
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
FARM BARGAINS.

We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see US.
G. L, & II. l.. DENOON,
S07 T.. Main St.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
ROOMS md BO.fRD
Rooms Witlu,,t y,n,r1

"T tNn, W,,.ro let; iarE" room. near
force " Gail r"u i,'.s s S4iI. pre-
' 5sls! Il i25a, NOM w; 'o'-Fof r'n'. i"rse'
'N ySn,tnS SE w o .J1Ii%' room an con
GRACE ST. l. c'.-Furn!,,sd room for
iNAEE ", 'os.-runisned front ROOM
IN best residential section.
|kNIE W. sol Auroc,iv, room. hca,,
1i'Sli!Sltl' -ptiEhic family. Madison -ri
running water. "th,r ROBINS
IN n.nn'i'u' F"rcs, ,nl h"nc, untur-
-, hani"iul, i, 'iSi." '"'"' !" couple
y5l":r i pl'h a r"2 M.i Trs HI, motls@f
N tao, arFG gXec'iTa, larn,shYd t.2u
e"ug!". l.a."nlhle. ITO. y Etfth 81
G!nricEll.n nrlEi. ~ Norm t:isntn.
NiCe clean. sanitary rooms. Use 800
Tl.59 dni,y 500 :" s. 90 weekly
HppN--i'rya,'' family, west End single
ac. i"'OiG ,oa 5G%H All All "o'e'" convent
rom nyar batn tor one 81 NO Een'
.'LAND COURT -Nico!y .urnlsn,d room
my prtNnis nrhiim'u adopting ban.
".i "nd cnil waig'. MIN th'W Con.
.,usei. H"N ssi. car. Tine p.-rn;ah
n.4heI holseas,uuE rooms. fa,.on,Gta
III Shed rooms. suitable far ish, nous,
r.grtus second floor ""r'h
90 "orri.E. tNp larsr rooms and sit.
H".an POLL
iEGlNlA BUILDINGS lc"iy iurElsh.,!
tpuiu. gentleman ircf-rT,I. hpartiu.u,
So. - RniIu.uh lNl2-J
EST Esd. beautifully uuuirh.d sun
shiny room, not and colt water. moi
vru iu every RESPECT Gentleman only
References EXCHANGED. IioN / 81 care
1890 HAMMER AVE. Nlroly furnished
s."gIr front room 30 gentleman. IN prl-
E'r 'an!!y. al. ii"ui"yasi ii2.- "
Rooms for housekeeping go
iga'n= ;"f llsh' hoHaykr,piug.
EoE HEST-- ,.om hat ruuius ana
Il'rh"H"tte- Can Nud4Eun -tp'.I.
sorKrn 81 s. ay'-For renL two
huuscisrppirE t.rs"uHhl- rent.
NNlN ST. " aa.--Two large rooms for
light hvGs"t"rp.sr EoIlnvnrt -nbt-.i
RuOMS-i have uNo d,l.snt;ul furnished
a 5'lH. rh, Hiu, .' .D r. n.sS ,ar
"guUic Tor l!Eiu h"gsgiuer.ug. Phone
.NE%' 4 SECOND. .ih ',@, rooms flr-
ulshrd f"r iiHht hou rhsrrns.
WESf ESD !u.g! couuic sal rnar, Aem.
hr"E ii"uiuyaTt 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
FiN.iNIi.iL
Huslucss Opuor,u,,i,ics

WANTED 2 SECOND -aaad ylotuiuu sto-,
So. '"" .-, A. once. lfyN SIG. m,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
MERCHANDISE
pf.CNlf,NC:. THINNING
AND SHEET METAL. WORK.

Ga. uud coat rtu..S. repair wori> a
SH"t'aliy. ~ employ "u.N -'tillyd work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

]. NJ ..ASTEtN LAND co. a1-,lo
!. hiLal Nni-9mA! Bank Bldg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

FAtA ron SALE Hcauu.u! ,ynicrfrgI,
arm a." itin' ittrs River, uvas ial.p.
ioi v" JH=t LHI-e-tourtns mua rom
a.''HI.I ,o".."te ROAD ana trolley -
EtuN WHOA cost $4,000 wiki fIr,,l
h"rHlaI water. Two baths and .u.,, -,,
n'!MbIHE t."si g"silu. $2.Gbuj V.urty.
irt ,r M '7' III, iIisE.n# an! G,rn,
"iA oyster .a"u !.SIaug. StiI... blfh
tuH' 4nt"!- oysters ta4 MIA ducks r!gLt
~ ,iu'i ~ avn !i"Ht goes With II
N',A P,"N4 l"! tiri Guy man Hampton.
front cstatys rms is Gag ri vi.
a', S"mmvFNi''e iea.'5 Cb. mo. New
Foi; sA.h; %. easy payments. q acre,
% hHEsi"nt Sttt!ou. htiuHt!C Co.'S
.int: DN;e lax ROBINS, stJfehousG and
iu,"" njrf", .i, Io"EgiInni u e!eetfi5
and $50 yer month Geo. T. Cfaw.sst
ron SALE or EXCHINGE .55-ac-.
H',t! .'-'i s'hif"iiI thtste.n'lG County
"H'- VS., c"nstjrr H!chuold -cnt,'
what have you 10 rno-i ',;5it.'
hu'HiiuHna Room 80 Nilsson Riiia
w r. 80 y. AI.in Street
F1N Shl.E & nicc farm IL miles from.
cleared In,nita In s.yr,Hg 'SS, 10 acre" acre:
i"n-r"gm Rouse. rNn riiIfrtt IN t,,,'
mG' ime r%s". good water. and rintf
.f2SH ,unE rss"t through M farm. Th..
i"r t0e farm Nll ouibuil6irt.S -,
'i1'3E implements amt hurs Ami,
- l. t.. SGiihrT,HnI, : son. feed deaier.
win rt YOU in ,iiree, "onI,a,,,,i ,.., W. W.,
Milh owner, who VIII show Won tbo
GREAT EASTERN LAHD co 5,,-s,o
e-lHIL4l Na,-3m4! Htnk Bldg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
IirE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

BARRED D; 1cKS-Ii YOU want quality.
nlrPE. $, IiEEt barring. can supply
WINNERS. '5.vo and s5."n setting Dou.t
'@.rv the Sl.ah Kind. Circulars GA rr-
Phone Madison iSb7-J.
"NkIiEb Plymouth Rock matching gigs
80 ,SttnE postpaid. iIAGrn Farm
bAiiSLb ROCKS. whit. and ,url.. ars,
sIttlhi 'natInE-, first "Nhiritipit pen Viz.
s1HIt STATE Fair 1870: ii.si light pallet.
mrs. special mating Grays' Armor! 49,.
!-ES' IA season Also fyw yvCkvry.s "
IL Br,".. :lJ West Ma!u street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

s. rorf,oNy hIpucrd food. b,c,usc i,
itf'S Nus hrr Just the exact uHaufltS
u every Wtsu ingredient when t..- lri
t""'s. sod IN TOO pUumd sacks a. your
HHACEE x EASrEN.
DISTRIBUTORS
i-hN y. CARY STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
TIMER ron SALE.

FnNT million feet OF excellent uusl
liE OF ulu" and oak jintb.
mHn" f-uin RAILROAD atlt!ou ms a.,
road ruuniuE through thr uro,,'
cfiN. f"T i:WHrr only. Price s,t
600. !ty!bic ono fnur,h rusi 'b.i-
"nce in ~ ani - months.
Three and ono hair milton fec,
miles r." mrHilr"id stn;.,i.: ms ,
an excellent piece OF gu,Lc,'
Sutnds wolf nn tho sr"sri ''''r'
sic aad fine quality. Ea~ i, T,,",
sri". ~ i,Jh'. GO. SI,aup.uu cas-, ~
.anc" ON" and two YEAR.
II You nre IN he mlrhc, for q fine
Wia'iy Of timH'g we would f,kI.n
Inu t" INSPECT these two tracts u,
J. r BRANCH
no Nor'h Ninth street.
Room d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

~ AckES F"I Fnir. - acres, aSou, half
,nMo %n'N- Forest HIN Iark. opposite
river. hrhui.fGI grove. lithin sprfnS,
TGGt .rwni glra aud FipuI View 81 'hc
.'Ftt n'id sL!.oui!t.;hB -UuH.fy; sad "a
b" tins most beautiful tract OF land
hr2n"h richmond; VIII sen all OF II or
Box S:2. Til: nienn-rr
NOTE tnat every al :, curr.ct,. .uu-..,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

'..I T. -N"lul. .utu, uud r.r ras.
nous thH it-' iar uHu- -..ar ~,
hNfy -H.i }" joatsa no, a a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
Household G,nG,

iAIiN >TNr!.'fE- Sew ,g,,m enamel
"fbS s.iH..-. Wliu '"H and Whoa Nharl-.
Gaii priH' - H"IlcN.t.d -Iro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
A LAS DAMAS De
SAN juan

;EStaran cntcradaS, Sel0raS Y Scio-
ritas de San Juan. que hay muchas
personals del sexo femenino, j6venes y
adultOs en- esta ciudad, QuicneS ira
bajan dfa tras dfa para sanar 10 su-
ficiente para vivir, Y no cncucntran un
sitio adecuado v sano para hoSpedajc
en- un precio moderaGo?
;No Green ustedes que Sembrando
mas plantas Y mas drboles approve
chando de los pocos espacios deSocu-
pados Ell la ciudad, Sc podia cmbclle-
Ger a San Juan de una nlanera notable!
;Sabrdn las senoras Y senoritas de
esta ciudad, que aunque Sc ha hecho
mucho para los enfermos pobres, hay
urgente necesidad de prcstar mas aten-
ci0n a ellos? Carecen de mucho nues-
tros enfermos de la clase pobre en-
San Juan.
Estos, son los tres problcmas mayo
res que el Club Cfvico Femenino cs-
pera resolyer Ell este ail0. FL martes
nor la tarde, las cuatr0, Sc celebra-
RI la reuni6ii de este Club, eli la Bi-
blioteca Carnegie, y Sc elegira Ia nue.
va directiva. Todas las damas de la
ciudad que tienen interGs en- los pro
blemas mencionados deben asistir
esta reunion. ST. cSpcra que esta SUI
plica no sea deSatenGida Cada sonora
O sci1oiita pucdc ayudar un POGO Ell
el dcsarrollo de estas actividadrS y no
tendran que Laccr mucEo.
FL Club no tiene fines polItlc0S, i'll
reliyiosos. Ell Club ha sido UrSalIzado
ell pro del pnblico Is suyo' Eehoras
seloritas de San Juan.
Iau .iSOCiddd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
PERSONALES

Despues de estar algunos dias en-
San Juan, regresan a su residencia de
Vieques, por breve temporada, los Sc
flores J. ]. Benitez y German Rieke-
choff.
-Continla, en- CANA en- su residen-
cia de Santurce, ell conocido joven Sc
nor Joaquin Canizar, empleado prin-
|cipal en- las ofcinas telefonicas.
-Muy simpatica nota la del COM
promise para esponsales de las dis
tinguidas senoritas, hermanas Va
CHER, con los estimables jovenes Cal
deron y Balseiro-Ramos. Merecen la
mayor ventura de la vida los jovenes
y cultisimas parejas generalmente es-
timadas en- esta sociedad.
-Numerosos y expresivos mensajes
de pesame estan recibiendo los deu-
dos del que fue distinguido elemento
social financiero en- Manati, senor
Francisco Brunei Guayta, de cuyo
sensible failecimiento ocurrido en-
Londres, informo aver Ell IMPAIR
CIAL.
Con motive de la gravedad de su
distinguida esposa, Sc encuentra en-
San Juan, ell senor Lico Hernaiz, ha-
cendado de Canovanas.
Han regresado sus respectivas
residencias de Ponce y Arecibo, los
inspectores de Escuelas senores Juan
P. Blanco y A. Min, que visitaron a
San Juan, en- asuntos del servicio.
-Dentro de breve plazo Sc propone
celebrar un interesante viaje Euro
pa y Asia, ell conocido joven Enrique
Blanco, que estara mas de un aio au-
sente de la Isla.
Han estado en- CANA en- su resi-
dencia de Santurce la distinguida Sc
nora Sarah Gonzalez de Casalduc y su
esposo ell conocido joven Luis Casal-
due, del servicio de Aduanas de Puer-
!, to Rico y celebramos la mejoria.
Han estado en- Santurce, los jo-
venes Y distinguidos esposos Zeno-
Anexy, de Yauco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
DON ALBERTO FUENTES SALE
PARA LA ISLA

ESta tardG. acompanadn ne uon
lose, Ma pedrcirn. ha salido para la
Isla, con el prop6sito dc visliar va
rias poblaciones importantes. nucstro
muy distinguido amigo don Alberto
Fucntcs. Reprcscntante para las An
tillas de La Sherry Wln-WilliamS Co.,
one tieue, como saben nucStrGs lee
tores. fabricas en- los EstadOs Cnidos.
V en- Inglaterra, con una produccion
nsombrosa un mercado cada veZ
mas amplio.
Don Alberto Fuentcs que goza ell
te nosotros de tan meAecida popu-
laridad, cstard aqul de regreso fines
de scmana. para cmbarcar hacia Gu
ba. el el vapor 'Cadiz' de la Lfnea
de Pinillos IZquierdo Co., que sal
dra de nuestro puerto del nueve al
diez del ifes que empicza hoy.
No hay que decir QUE yendo juntos
Alberto Fuentes y Iedreira, como
6llos Sc cmpenen, hacea pintar hasta
Ia Garita del Diablo. De modo que
cl 6xito de este viaje.-sca como fue-
re el cstado dc crisis actual,-eS cosa
va descontada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
La "PGquGia Entente 05IIilii1a' . pidG
a HuDgIia pIOCI3nG O. 0t3In) deytIO-
RaniCDtO del OK -RGy Carlos
De MdrrueCOS t6i6grd1idn que
tOdO Sigue igudi
ODE HuEsrRo sEnv1c1o CABLgeEArIco EsPEc1AD

LISBOA, noviembre Hoy han
salido. de esta capital, los Delegates
portugueses a las Conferencias del
Desarme. La delegation va compues-
ia de importantes elementos de la po-
Utica y del Gobierno.
KANSAS CITY, noviembre Los
ilustres generates Armando DiaZ, del
ejercito italiano, Foch, del ejercito
frances Jacques, del ejercito belga,
han hecho su entrada esta manana en-
esta ciudad, para tomar parte en- la
gran Asamblea que celebrara aqui la
Legion Americana. Una inmensa
multitud les esperaba en- la estaci6n,
dando vivas a los Estados Unidos Y a
las naciones Aliadas. Acompanaban
los ilustres huespedes, fuerzas de
caballeria e infanteria americana, que
hicieron todos los honores de ordenan-
"a al poner sus pies en- la estacion,
Pocas veces Sc recuerda en- esta ciu-
dad una explosion de entusiasmo, CO.
mo la tributada hoy los generates
Diaz, Foch y Jacques.
MUNICH, noviembre layer lie
go q esta ciudad en- tren especial, re-
giamente adornado con colgaduras Y
blandones negros, el cadaver del eX
rey Luis de Baviera, que sera ente-
rrado con todos los honores de un mo-
narca en- ell pante6n de los reyes, en-
esta capital. Ante el cnlutado fere-
tro han desfilado las muititudcs, que
siempre mostraron por el eNtinto mo-
narca destronado un afeeto sjn lima
tes. Los funerales que SC lie preparan
son imponentes.
BUDAPEST, noviembre LA lia-
mada "Pequena Entente Balkanica'
formada por las nuevas nacionalidades
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
LOS NOMBRAMIENTOS PARA LOS
ALTOS CARGOS HECHOS POR Ell
GOBERNADOR
LO QUE nos INFORMAN DE La
FORTALEZA

FL Gobernador Reilly nos ha dado
para su publicidad los nombres Gse los
candidates para ocupar los puestos va
cantes en- los altos Departamentos del
Gobierno Insular Como Sc sabe de pu-
blico estOs nombramientos eran espe-
RADIOS por los partidos polfticos con
verdadera ansia, Y tambiGn por Ia
opinion general, que no podfa dar ere
ditto a 10 que Sc decfa en- los cfrculos
bien informadoS, por no considerarlOS
los hombres de la mayoria l6gicO, V 81
Sc quiere justo.
Al fin los nombramientos han llega-
do, son como sigue:
Jose Z. Benedicto, Tesorero. (Unio-
nista, repuesto en- su cargo.)
Ramon Siaca Pacheco, Secretario
del Executive. (Unionista, repuesto).
Dr. w. +. Lippitt, Comisionado de
Sanidad. (Republicano).
Carlos Toro. Comisionado de Agri-
cultura y Trabajo. (Republicano).
Mayor John A. Wilson, Comisio-
nado del Interior Oem6crata).
Prudencio Rivera Martinez, Jefe de
la Junta del Trabajo. (Socialista(.
Ell Gobernador ha hechO tambien los
siguientes nombramientos, esta mafia-
ma:
Rafael Dfaz Cintr0n, para suceder al
Juez Acosta, ell su cargo de la COrte
de Guayama. (Republicano).
Juez Municipal de Ponce, Torres
C6rdova, para la Fiscalfa de Guaya
ma. (Unionista). Ell Juez Torres Cor
dova va a reemplazar ell su puesto al
Fiscal Quinones.
FL Gobernador quiere hacer constar
que en- los nombra mientOS de Jefes
de Departamento, ha elegido tres por-
torriquefos dos continentales.
Tambien Quiere que Sc note que Ell
todos los nombramientos hechos, apa-
recen tres unionistas. tres republica-
nos. un dem0crata. el Mayor Wilson.
Llama la atenci6n de igual manera a
la designation de Prudencio Rivera
Martinez, socialista, como Jefe del Ne
gociado del Trabajo.
Hace saber tambi6n ell GobernadOr,
que ha nombrado al Juez Dfaz Gin