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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
LITTLE REVOLUTION
STARTS UP In MEXICO

Mexico City. July Federal
troops have been despatched to the
states of Tamaulipas and San Luis
Protest to put down rebellion headed
by Daniel Martinez Herrera; Gen.
Alexandra Chao and Lieut.. Col Ilor-
alto Munoz. Dispatches reporting the
uprisings were confirmed last night
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
British Paper Expects
Premiers Of the Do
minions to Get En-
trance Cards to the
Pow Wow at Wash
ington, LeagueF riends
Back 1t Up.

London, July Is Continued dis.
ruSsiun Of President lIardnps pro
posed disarmament conference by
neWspa prrs here teStificS to sustained
interest in the subject The question
of Il preliminary conference to be
held i'll London was giVcn prominence"
by number OF newspapers here TO.
day which printed long dispatches
from Washington, most uf which in
dicated such a prelimniry meeting
would not he fHvurod IN \ ,,"ri . Ii
was areurd in some quIrtrs ''Ir idea
should. therefore be abandoned Ii
WIS made clear. moreover that The
question had not vet advanced beyond
the stage OF discussion while the en-
eIgrments Of the dominion pr"mirrs
would make it difficult, to set Il lme
for such Il c"ulerenco
Expect P.,rle in November
The view that it was improbable
the Washington parley could be held
in November if the Pacific que 5tion
was to be- discussed in conjunction
with the limitation OF armaments,
was expressed by the Daily Matt.
The newspaper declared that neither
Australia nor New Zealand would be
willing to have pacific matters dis
cussrd at any meeting where they
were not represented.
Political engagements of both Pre-
mier Hughes. of Australia. and Mas
sey. of New Zealand are such as not
to allow them to leave their respcc-
tive countries before next spring.
The newspaper added that in view of
the national statue accorded British
dominions at the Versailles confer
ence, it was possible Mr.. Harding
would send formal invitations to Can
ada. Australia. New Zealand. South
Africa and India
League Friends Approve
The British league of nations union
which is working in support of the
league. is anxious not to appear OPP
posed to Mr. IIarding's proposed con
ference. II has issued through Lord
Robert Cecil Il statement that it feels
4 certain satisfaction over Mr. Hard
ine's action.
Any tendency to place "A sinister
construction on the Japanese omS-
sion of mention of Pacific and far
eastern problems in that nations re-
ply to President Harding'S proposal
was deprecated by the London Times
today The newspaper notes the orig
inal sagasity and modern methods
of the Japanese and suggested that
Japan might wish to know more of
the details of the plans laid for the
conference before compromising
themselves by agreeing to participate
in the discussions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
PROGRESS IN PEACEMAKING IS ASSURED
LLOYD GEORGE AND DE- VALERA
HAVE SATISFACTORY MEETING
AND ANOTHER SESSION PLANNED
FOOD PRICES IN MADRID
SHOW A MARKED ADVANCE

Madrid, July 15.-There has been
marked advance in the price OF food
displayed ut the stores here and the
newspapers generally are protesting.
At the same time they are attacking
Juan de la Cierga, minister OF public
works, for allowing the export of olive
oil rice and other articles of neces-
sity.
The minister expressed his indig-
nation regarding the rise in prices.
indicating his belief that the increas-
es We're exaggerated by the newspa-
perS. He declared the writer's of ar
ticles attacking him would be pun
iShed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
JAP DOES NOT THINK EASTERN
PROBLEMS RIPE FOR DISCUSSION
BY ARMAMENT CONFERENCE US
MILITARY INSTRUCTOR
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

Philadelphia. July l5.-Maior Gen
eral McCauley chief of the army stan
school and former chief of stam to
General Pershing in France was in
a serious condition at the Walter
Reed army hospital here, suffering
from Il complete breakdown The gen
eral entered the hospital nine months
ago as sufferer from the mental
and physical eXertion8 incident to his
service as chief of STAFF in France
during the war
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
MIAMI BOOTLEGGERS
TO BE FULLY PROBED

Miami, Fla. July 5.-More than
Is federal prohibition secret service
operators arrived here from various
parts of the state yesterday for the
purpose of investigating reports Of
the alleged activities of bootleggers
here and of persons who are said to
have represented themselves as fed
raj prohibition agents. These men will
be here for several weeks investigat-
ing the reports, according to federal
officials.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
CITY COUNCIL OF MIAMI
FAVORS BUYING NEW PIER

Miami. Fla. July Is. The city
council at its meeting last night
adopted resolution purchasing the
Elser Pier property from j.. r..
Highleman and #. w. Maxwell foi
the sum of $175.000 following a Joint
statement of IIighleman and Maxwell
that they would 80 before the new
city commission and give that body
the right to either approve or reject
the sale.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
Rome Is SkepticaI

Rome, July 15.-Discussing Presi-
dent Harding's proposed conference
on disarmament and Far Eastern mat
ters, Il Epoca, the government or
gan, says:
1T is difficult to foresee the success
of this projected disarming OF the pco-
pies. II is an old idea and some years
ago those who negotiated for the
same purpose brought about the Eu
ropean war
The interests of the great powers
are SO antagonistic that il will be
very difficult to reach an accord"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
Other Conferences on Hand


Sir Greenwood. the chief secretary
for Ireland, Lord Curzon. the foreign
secretary; Art O'Brien, president of
the Gaelic League in London, and
Robert c. Baron. of the Irish dele
cation, were on hand in case their
presence was desired
On leaving Downing street, Mr.. de
Valera said there would not be any
further meetings today and he did
not think there would be Il meeting
Saturday
The commumique agreed upon by
the conferees would be issued later,
it was said.
No Deadlock, 1t Is Said
A member of Mr.. de Valcra's party
gave definite assurances that nothing
in the nature Of deadlock or a
breakdown of the conferences threat
ened at any time, Meanwhile Sir
James Craig. the Ulster premier. ar
rived in London today from Belfast
adding that he would see the pre-
mier this afternoon
Asked for an expression of his
opinion ON the Irish question Sir
James replied: The less said now the
better" He added, however, that he
was hopeful.
AT whitehall entrance to Downing
street scenes similar to those of yes
terday were enacted during the meet
ing between the prime minister and
the Irish leader. A large crown await
ed Mr.. de Valera and cheered him
as he entered Downing street, re-
peating the ovation as he and his
companions left David Lloyd George
AS the conference proceeded pray
ers for its success were said in White
Hail.
With his interviews with the Irish
leader concluded for the present,
Premier Lloyd George received Sir
James Craig, the Ulster premier, who
arrived from Belfast today. Sir James
went to Downing street at o'clocA
this afternoon, going directly to the
cabinet room to confer with the prime
minister.
Another meeting between Eamonn
de Valera and Premier Lloyd George
took place today, this discussion of
the preiminaries of the hoped-for
Irish peace settlement lasting about
an hour and a half. At its conclu-
sion it was announced the conversa-
tion would be resumed later. prob
ably next Monday.
Those in close touch with the situ-
alton indeed believe the preliminaries
between the Prime and the. Republi-
can leader have been worked out and
that the next step will be consulta-
tions between Mr.. Lloyd George and
Sir James Craig. the Ulster premier
these probably occurring this after.
noon.
The official communique on to-
days conference issued shortly before
two o'clock this afternoon, read "a
further conversation between Mr.
Lloyd George and Mr. de Valera took
place this morning in Downing street
and will be resumed at later date
probably Monday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15

During the heat at Washington.
D. c.. last week Kentucky senator
bet it was not hot enough to fry eggs
on the Capital steps. The frying was
slow, but he won his wager
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15

A policeman at Detroit caught n
young woman by the arm as she
jumped from fourth storey hotel
window. and held her dangling out.
side until assistance arrived and she
was hauled in.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
ELECTRIC SHIP TO
BE- LAUNCHED AT
CAMDEN IN SEPT.
The Washington, Third American
Warship With Electric Drive,
to Be Set AflOat

Washington, July 15-The Wash
ingtoH, the third American battleship
with electric drive installation. will
be launched at Camden. N. j., early
in September. the navy department
announced today. She is the fourth
ship in the navy to bear the name
the first three being sailing vessels
built in 1914, 1916 and lS43. The new
Washington is sister ship of the
Maryland, which, it is expected. will
be turned over to the navy early in
August. and the Colorado and West
Virginia, now in course of construc-
ton. all mounting 16 inch guns.
Miss Jean Summers. daughter of
Congressman j. w. Summers, of
Walla Walla, Wash. will be sponsor
when the new craft is launched The
Washington. which is being built by
the New York ship building corpora
tion, has a displacement of $4,000
tons. is 624 feet long and 81 feet
beam. Her four propellers. driven
by four 5000 horse power motors,
supplied with power from two $4,000
horse power turbin generators are ex-
pected to give speed of 21 knots
She is an oil burner and will prob
ably be assigned to the Pacific coast.
Miami, Fla, July 15.-The question
Of using the official international en-
blem of Rotary instead of the one now
in use, which is specially designed
button for the local club. was dis
cussed at the Rotary luncneon yester-
day. 1t was decided to refer the mat
ter to the board of directors
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15

for arbitration.
The Justice urged both sides to sub
nit briefs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-15
LAKELAND AND VICINITY

PartIy cloudy weather. pro-
badly thunder showers to-
night or Saturday.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-18
purhle DC san 1san;


De toaos e. coaeci5a In llccada del
transnvite "Sommt" de In armada de
les Estndos Cnsdos. conduciendO los
sAursosos dcspojos de Un ccmpatrioia,
de rn ealiente hijo de Puerto Rico,
maesto en- los sampos de batalia Dc
Francia. dOnde peleaba baio ol invic-
to pend6n De las fTanjaa y las estre-
has .sor Ia denoeracia y Ia libertad
de los puebl0s Ese humilde hernia
no nnestro, ya heroico soldado de la
Repabliea de la Patria, Sc llemo
RAMON RUIZ HOV0S. Su sangre
generosa reg6 Ia TERRA dc Francia,
y ahora su cuerpe examine viene al
noble regazo de la Madre Natural Y
Ia MaGre TERRA. No faltaran lagri-
mas a una nj rocio la otra, nj ca
lor ambas para darlos quien no
regateo su sangre, ofrendada en- aras
de la Libertad la Demoeracia.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, y en-
particular el Pueblo.de San Juan, de-
be sentir junto a la punzada del do
lor, por el hermano que ha perdido, la
punzada del legitimo orgullo que ell
noble ejemplo del her6ico puertorri-
queiio nos proporciona. Y el Gobier-
no Municipal de San Juan, en- repre-
sentaci6n del Pueblo de esta invicta
ciudad, rendira digno homenaje a las
reliquias que la Patria llegan, in
vita todas las oficinas pdblicas y
privadas, establecimientos mercanti-
les industriales, corporaciones, ms
tituciones, asociaciones, ETC., para que
en- la tarde de manana, enero 10, sus-
pendan sus labOres cierren Eus puer-
tas en- senal de respetuosos duelo, y
al Pueblo todo de San Juan para que
acuda ofrendar respeto esos des-
poios que la Patria llegan, acompa-
iiafldolos en- ia Casa del Pueblo donds
permaneceran en- capilla ardiente con
guardla de honor flasta que Sc efec-
tue la inhumacion. de los mismos er
el Cementerio de la Ciudad.
La bandera gloriosa bajo' 'cuyos
piiegues combatio nuestro hermano
es aereedora a nuestra gratitud, una
vez mas, por haber hecho possible que
una madre puertorriquena reciba er
sus brazos ell cuerpo de un noble hijo,
y que la Madre TERRA reciba en- su
regazo los despojos de quien fue .hu-
milde v desconocido en- vida; y es va
heroe y martir, en- muerte.
San Juan, P. R., Enero IS de 1921.
Por el Concejo de Administration.
(Fdo) Rafael Diez de Andino,
Comisionado INFERNO de Servicio
Publico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-18

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-18
FELICITAM0S

cordialisimamente "A nuestros queri-
dos amigos DIR. Manuel Quevedo Baez
V Eloisa =. de Quevedo. padres de
nuestro joyen amigo artista JOAQUIN
Quevedo Pacheco, quien posee como
don divin0 Ia hermosa voz que en-
opinion de Caruso, podrfa lleyarlo a
legftimos triunfos.
No nos extraiia. que asf sea. porque
conoccmos el abolengO artfsticO. que
ha podido heredar Joaquin v el am
biente en- que Sc han desarrollado esas
facultades.
FL hOgar Quevedo Pacheco, dOnde
Sc anna la poesfa, Sc rinde cultO a la
mGsica. la ciencia esta representada
sin aridez, tiene. que dar esos frutos.
v recibir pOr 10 tanto la satisfaction
de su obra.
Esta felicitaci6n sincera por el Ia
lento artfstico de su joven hijo, saben
El0isa Y NdnOlo. que esta heeha de
cOraz0n coraZ0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-18

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| neinigo. cumple con el compromise.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-18
A Los PROfESORES De
INSTRUCTION PUBLICA
"Aao Mics. Fid@ Nmera'

Asf dice un adagio de tismpO anti
quo Y para esta 6poca cada cual de-
sea exteriOriZarlo de mod0 algun0, EN-
la esperanZa de obt9ner Mn eambio
Favorable en- sus negOcios Y modo de
vida. Una sola c,dse -eA nuestrO pats
parece que no lfos dam0s cuenta de
nuestra situaci6n Y vemos pasar los
ailds con la mayor indiferencia, sin
pOner de nuestra parte In firme vOlun-
tad de ir un cambio radical Y JAa-i
varlO La prdctica con la seriedad
que las circunstancias requiere Y gnia
dos por TN misin0 sentimiento de herr
mandad en- ntestra noble profession.
Ids profesores de Instruction Pdbli
ca de Puerto Rico, hace una decada
llevamos a cab0 el pellsamient0 de
aglupariios bajo una sola baDtlsra, v
Sc form6 Ia Asociaci6n de Maestr0s,
que prometfa SCR la salvaci6n de nues-
ira clase EN- t0dos los 0rdenes AL
principle parsci6 marchar vientO on
popa, apesar de que el DeRartamant0
de instruction no vefa con buenos ojos
la naciente Asociaci6n; mas, luego
que ese mismo Departamento Sc NOS.
ti0 algo favorable. las actuaciones
dcmasiado bondadosas de algunos. de
BUS directories. llevdron al fracaso 4
aquella Asociaci6n.
Hoy, con la nuava constitution cnI
la que infuy0 damasiado el Departa-
mentO, continia en- el misino estado
de decadencia que antes, apasar do
q1e Sc publique todos los vientos
que esta fterfe r0busta. 10 prueba
el hecho de que antes cala Comital
Local 1eiiviaba sus REPRESENTATIVES al
las asambleas de la Association hi
asistencia era de 80 90 delegados. N
en- esta primera asanifJiea. despues
de la llamada reorganization, ape
mas asistieron cien Tlaestros. que llc-
yaban su propia representation. ;Essa
ba en- ella representada la GENUINA
PERSONAIIDAD del tmagisterio de
Puerto Rico?
No; y es hora ale que nusstros COM
paiiercs gayan meditando seriamente,
81 sera convoniente permanecer esta.
cionados oes hora va de que desper-
semos de este Tetargo en- que nos en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-18
AyISO

Sc invita- por la presente todos los
Veteranos de la Guerra Mundial resi-
dentes en- Puerto Rico, que sirvieron
EN- los Ej6rcitos Marinas de los Es-
tados Unidos. Franeia Inglaterra v
demas pafses aliados, para los fune.
rales que Sc haran al h6roe de Puer-
to Rico, Ramon Ruz Hoyos. muerto EN-
los campos de Francias por su patria
~ su bandera. que Sc lleyaran a ca
bo el microbes 10 del crrte. las
cuatro de la tarde, partiendo de la ca
ia municipal de esta ciudad.
Sc ruega los interesados Sc diri-
jan al Captain Schettini, Ayudante
del Gran Marshal. quien les indlca.
.ra el sitio en- que han de colocarse en-
la comitiva.
Por ordcm dei Comit6 SsjccWtiro.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-18
ORDEN DE LA PARADA
FITNERRE

Fl ccrtejo ftnebre partira de Ia
Casa del Pueblo, a las A de IA >tarde
del microbes enero 10, y. recorfera las
GALES de Salvador Brau hacia ell es-
te, doblara .por la Plazuela de Colon
frente al Casino de Puerto Rico y
cruzara toda la Gale Allen desde la
Plazuela de Colon hasta la calle de
San Jose, donde recorrera esta calle
siguiendo la via va conocida hasta el
Cementerio de la ciudad. Ell orden
de la parada:
l. Secci6n de la Policia Insular.
q. Banda de Mdsica.
3. Escolta Militar de so hombres
armados.
4. CIero.
>. Feretro acompanado de una
escolta militar especial.
q Dendos del finado.
n Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
c6nsules de 1nglaterrA, Fran
cid, Italia, Belgica, Cuba y
Portugal, ' Miembros del Co
mite Executive de los Funera-
les, y Conandante de Marina.
3. Battalion de- tropas regulares.
.. secei6n De Ia Guardia Nacio-
nal.
10. Nctefanos de Ia Guerra His
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-18
DE AIBoNITo

Tina nota triste tenemos que consig-
mar hoy. Es la muerte de la respeta-
Bile sonora Barbarita Martinez, acaegi-
ia en- Ia seinana pasada. Fie la ex.
fintn-6na DANA buena en- toda la ex-
tension de Ia palabra. Aibonito demos-
ir6 en- ID entierro. cuanto 80 le que
rfa. Todas las classes sociales estaban
representalas. DE los pueblos limftro-
fes tambien asistio un buen contingen-
te. One en- el seno del Senior descanse
81 alma.
Aibonlfefo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-18
Los honores que sc rendiran
al primer soldado porto
rriuueio muerto Ell Ia
r Gran Guerra

~. Dcpauamento de Agriculture.
p. Dcpartamcnso del interior.
-. Depas4amento De Aaditoria.
% CoS1c Suprema de- Puerto Ri
CO.
p. Corte Federal.
25. Secciones Primera y SeguRda
&c Ia CoIte de Distrito de San
Juan.
26. Co7e Municipal y corte de
Paz.
q. Comision de Servicio Plblico.
2S. Comision de Indemnizaciones q
0breros.
29. Gobierno Municipal de San
Juan: Asamblea, Concejo y
Empleados.
50. Representatives. de la Prensa.
Il. Caballeros de Colon.
-. Gran Logia Soberana de Puer-
to Rico y Logias de San Juan.
3S. Institution de los Elks.
81. Logias Espiritistas.
35. Logias de 0ddfellows.
Sc. AtD,neo Puertdrriqueno.
81. Academia de Medicina v Aso-
ciaci6n Medica de Puerto Rico.
SO. Colegio de Abogados de Puer-
to Rico.-
80. Association de Ingenieros de
Puerto Rico.
40. Y. NJ. c.. A.
Al. Boys Scouts.
AZ. Otras Asociaciones u Organi-
zaciones.
43. Ell Pueblo en- general.
Para el mejor orden Y apariencia
de la procession, Sc invita- a todas las
organiZaciones que vengan debida-
mente formadas; en- filas de a cuatro,
Asimismo Sc recomienda que cada je-
fe de oficina de Association Institu-
cion, Sc dirija inmediatamente al Co.
ronel de la Policia Insular Sr. Shan
ton, Gran Marshal de la Parada, para
que este funcionario lie indique ell 81
tio de espera de cada organization,
Ora de reunion. para poder entrar en-
"A parada en- tempo V sitio opOrtunos.
Las asociaciones Y 'organizaciones
. omprendidas en- ell numero AZ de este
orograma, deberan solicitar sitio del
iran Marshall, Sr. Shanton.
Aunque la parada tendra ell doble
aspecto de militar Y civil, Sc reco-
a todas las instituciones que
4 la misma concurran, la mayor prom
titud Y exactitud en- cuanto a horas
' sitio de reunion, para que todo ell
lcto de la procession funebre pueda
efectuarse de acuerdo con Ell progra-
ma preparado nor el Comite Executive
Y cuyo cumplimiento esta en- rnanos
del gran Marshal, Coronel Stanton.
San Juan, P. R., enero 18, 1921.
Por~el Comite Executive.
Jose Gonzalez Ginorio,
Secretario.