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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
BY DAVID NJ. CHURCH

IsTAFF CORRESPONDENT /. NJ. sERqIcEl
LONDON. Sept 19-Followfng a
melting or the cabinet today 1t was
reported that Great Britain had
reanirmed her policy to defend the
Turkish straits to prevent the
Turks from entering Europe even
IL she had to act alone Despite
the tremendous opposition 10 war
Britain continues military prepare
tions.
News that the French and Ital-
ians would withdraw their troops
from the neutral zone along the
Dardanelles. Sea of Marmora and
Bosphorus came as a thunderbolt.
One of the objects or Lord Cur
IONS visit to Paris will be to at
tempt TO have France modify this
decision to leave a fair sized force
Of soldiers on duty.
The friction between the allies.
it is feared here. Will encourage the
Turks and may react in favor of
the Russians. who have a treaty OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
View Of Smyrna from the surrounding hills

alliance with the Angora govern
ment.
The decision OF Italy to with
draw het troops. leaving only a
few warships in the straits was
understood to have resulted from
fears that the Turkish Nationalist
would attack the Italian mandate
zone in the Mediterranean on the
Literal.
The campaign OF labor and the
press against another war contin-
ues to draw UP resolutions warning
the government not to engage In
war with Turkey.
The British Mediterranean feet
at the Dardanelles now consists
Of the following units:
One battle squadron.
One light cruiser squadron.
Two destroyer fiotillas.
Two aircraft carriers
Another destroyer fotilla has ar
rived at Gibraltar. 1t may have
been the arrival of these small
craft which led to the rumor that
the Atlantic fleet was going into
the Mediterranean to reinforca the
British Mediterranean fleet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

NO words other than exactly those
would do justice to the new mems
Styles, l should say after seeing the
exposition now being held here. Red.
purple and magenta neckwear;
Scotch tweeds in patterns tina could
De discerned through a London fog;
sport stockings In which the rain
bow runs rivet TO the checkerboard:
plaid shirts in heather shades; those
are only few of the details which
thrust themselves upon our eyes.
Oh. there is no doubt but what the
male peacock IS coming back into
his own.
LUCY JEANNE PRICE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

vaded the domain OF the editorially
writer and taken one of the biggest
OF them all There is undoubtedly
no better known editorial writer in
this country than Bruce Barton, who
has agreed to write a series OF mo-
ton picture scenarios for immed ate
production for the Better Day Pic
lures Corporation. The first one of
the series is completed and has just
been filmed. Mt Barton will carry
into his photoplays. the same in
spirationa,. richly humorous note
which is SO we'll known in his edi-
torials.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
Pope Plus XI. to See
X. of G. News Pictures
IINrERMarIoNAI nrws srpu1cr,

IINTERNATloNAL NEWS sERYicE1
ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. - Pope
Plus XI will witness American News
reel pictures OF the knights of Co
lunbus Supreme International Con-
vention held here recently. A spe-
cial reel is being prepared by the
K. of c. showing, among other in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
FRENCH
BACK Up
POINCAIRE
CnULLErIN)

EBL A'tANA p. 0IASON)
IsTAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. sERvIcEl
PARIS, Sept. I9.-Fhe French
Cabinet today approved Premier Po-
incare's decision not to go to war in
the Near East nor support Great
Hritain IL that nation declares war
on Turkey. The Cabinet Combined
n Poineare's instructions to French
representatives In all Allied capt.
tails that Frances policy is one Of
peace IN the Ncar East.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

Ernest Aimless Is a constant the
ater-goer. They hold the curtain
for him on opening nights People
him along. Yet 1t would happen
that he would get the prize oppor-
tunity for attending the shows. Not
long ago he answered a blind ad
in one of he papers asking for "a
young man of good appearance, who
was interested in the theater" His
letter secured an appointment and
found an exceedingly comedy young
woman with red hair. who told him
she wished reviews written OF all
the current attractions. He accepted
willingly, and was on the point OF
asking the amount of pay, when she
announced as a mere after thought
You know one OF the conditions OF
this work Is that you attend the
theater with me. Don't be alarmed
It does not carry any social obliga-
ton. You meet me at the theater
and bid me good night from there.
She did not divulge the use She ex-
pected to make of the reviews, yet
this fortunate youth is nightly al
the theatres with this stunning girl
without so much as having to buy a
taxicab, and getting paid besides
The worst OF 1t Is that he seems tic
take 1t for granted that he deserve s
what he is getting. shall never see
a young man spending $3.50 on his
best girl for two seats again. with
out bemoanIng the unfairness of life
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his name and address A deluge of
queries followed; never before had
he realized the number OF lost rela-
tives there are doaming the world.
And In a city OF six million, 1t isn't
proving simple to carry out his Of
fer. He did fnd.( however, that one
son whose parents hadn't heard from
him in several years, Is living in
Rochester, has a good Job and owns
an automobile. That was sufficient
to make the parents happy the rest
OF their lives. AT first It seemed
impo ssible to go on with the thing
I had got myself into" he says. but
the letters are too pathetic and too
hopeful to let me stop. It doesn't
leave me much time for my work,
but maybe its helping somebody"
Wider and wider grows the field
from which the motion picture Is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

during a campaign for new mem
bers. which was conducted recently
An attempt will be made to bring
che membership to ESQ.
Mt. VERNON, Sept.-As a result
Of the destruction OF the large mill
OF the American Hominy Co, at Ter
re Haute by fire, last week, the Mt
Vernon plant OF the company will
resume steady operations Monday
Sept. Is.
| Had the fire not occurred the plant
here would have remained idle until
the receipt OF new corn. The Terre
Haute plant manufactured the same
product as the local plant-hominy
grits and meal.
Beginning Sept Is. the plant here
will employ so TO so men and will
continue in much steadier opera ton
| than heretofore, because OF the loss
| branch
RICHMOND. Sept-Coach Ray B
Move, OF Barlham college Is con-
| fronted this year with the necessity
Of building UP his gridiron warriors
from the ground up While about
40 men have been out practicing this
week. only seven OF them are ex-
| perienced in college football work
The experienced men-Hin shaw
Carter, Emslie. Stanley Prevo. Harry
Provo Herb Bowles and Ralph Nades
probably win form the nucleus for
the varsity eleven. Coach Move
however. Is not discouraged, for he
| faced the same condition last year
| and turned out a team of merit.
Sixty men are expected to report
for service in preparation for games
| on the fall schedule. Hard and fast
| workouts are the order as the can
didates reach the end OF their prac-
| ttce. Dayton university, at Dayton
O., is the first opponent. the game
being booked for Saturday, Oct. Z
at Dayton.
One OF the best schedules ever
faced by Barlham lads is arranged
and Coach Move Is determined his
men shall meet all dates with good
results.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
llewYmt
Letter.

NEW YCRk-A certain English
man in New York made a simple lit
tie gesture OF friendliness to the
people back home and in conse-
Quence his apartment in West 56th
street has been turned into a detec-
tive agency. foundlings' name and
general utility station. He CORE
spends with a newspaper in Liver
pool, and he wrote a. note one day
to the effect that he would be glad
to be of service to his fellow coun-
trymen over here II he could. There
may be some in Liverpool who would
Like to be put in touch with friends
In New York he wrote and gave
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

cidents, the presentation OF the ba-
ton made from the altar of the Popes
In the Vatican and presented to SUI
preme Knight James A F'iaherty by
Commissioner Edward L Hearn. of
the K of C. in the name OF Pope
Plus
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
EndidndNeu,s

MUNCIE. Sept.--If you don't
want me to die here in your store.
you'd better call an ambulance" Lee
drug store here, as he drained a
glass OF matted milk
He had dropped five strychnine
tablets into the drink.
AT a hospital, his stomach was
drained, and physicians said the
ed his lifa4
Gresch's wife obtained a divorce
last week.
FRANKFORT. Sept. wi1fred
Moore. a prominent young farmer
residing north OF Frankfort. recent
~ pleaded guilty to two liquor
charges, and was sentenced to a
term on the Indiana state farm.
The young man was taken to La
fayette by Sheriff Allen. placed
aboard a Monon train and told to
report to the farm superintendent,
and have the superintendent tele-
phone when he arrived.
At S o'clock that evening. the
sheriff received a message from
Putnamvtlle. saying that Moore had
arrived on schedule time.
DECATUR, Sept.-The Decatur In
dustrial association increased its
membership from SO to lat memb ers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
jazz Song Gets Negro
Comedian His Freedom
rrr7gRNAr,ovAl Nrws srev,rr,

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicE1
CINCINNATI. O.. Sept.--The Jail
House Blues" sung in police court
the other day before Judge Yeatman
and Congressman A. E. B. Ste
phens, the judges guest. won free
dom for William NJ. Ford. negro
comedian and director of the String
Bean Jazz Babies" a troupe consist
ing OF seven dusky chorus girls and
the leader. He was arrested for
stealing a yellow dress. which he
said he meant to use as q costume
for one of his gals
There are eleven muscles In the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

The volunteer stage censorship
plan for the New York stage has be-
gun functioning insofar as the com
mittee has just held its drst meeting.
It Is said to be purely a coninci-
dence that the meeting was set for
the date which marked the opening
of Avery Hopwood's why Men
Leave Home" It was his play. The
Demi-virgin." which started all the
ruction last season between the pro-
Queer and Commissioner OF Licenses
Gilchrist.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

Clothes for mon this coming sea-
son are evidently responding to the
cry of the restless one In the poll
tical meeting who insisted that the
speaker talk louder and funnier, .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

Miss Florence Kellogg Root, sec
rotary of the Nation. Association
of Deans Of Women, until recently
dean of the Pennsylvania College
for Women, is the me- dean &.
women at the Cole. Of Wooster,
Wooster, O. She Is a graduate Of
Smith college and received her
masters degree from { At instit. =
ton in 1914
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

There are eleven muscles IN the
human togue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

Wider and wider grows the field
from which the motion picture Is
drawing It writer's 1t has now in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

during a campaign for new mem
bers. which was conducted recently.
An attempt viii be made to bring
che membership to ESQ.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

DECATUR, Sept.-The Decatur In
dustrial association increased its
membership from SO to lat memb ers
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
PROYECTO DE- SEN
TENCIA APROBADA EN-
Ell CASO De CERTTO-
.RABI DEL SIR. GUERRA
Isla de Puerto Rico
Primer Distrito Judicial de San Juan
En- la Corte de Distrito.
sENTENcIA

En- este case ell peticionario presen-
to solicitud de certiorari para rcvisar
Ia actuaci6n del Comisionado de Obras
PIblicas del municipio de San Juan
al no aprobar un plano para la pro-
yectada construction de una casa por
ell peticionario en- solar de su pertene-
ciencia. basandose tai negatiya en- las
dispo5iciones de una ordenanza aproba-
da por ell municipio de San Juan en-
scptiembre % de 1917 titulada: cor
dcnanza estableciendo nuevas slinea-
clones de fachadas para los ediic;os y
casas de la Gale Salvador Brau de
csta ciudad.''
Dictada la orden correspondence
y senalada para hoy La vista del case,
esta tuvo lugar con la asistencia de
ambas prtes. FL recurrido contest6 Y
{, mismo tempo interpuso excepciones
contra la petici6n, que fueron declara-
das sin lugar, Y acompan6 los dccumen-
tos que Sc le habia ordenado presen-
tar.
ofdos los informes de los letrados de
smbas pnrtes, vistas las alegaciones
formuladas y documentos archivados y
consideradas la ley y la jurisprudencia
splicables, especialmente las doctrinas
iaantenidas en- los casos de Junta Es-
collar de Carolina v. Saldafia ct al,
IA d. p. r. 348, y Nunicipio de Pom
ce v. vendrell, % D. p R. 329, la corte
entiende cue, segln So alega en- la pc
tici6n, es nula y anticonstitucionaI Ia
Ordcnanza arriba referida, toda vez que
priva al peticionario de su prcpiedad
(Continua en- la pagina 6a.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
ELBAILED' BOUQUETS
SERA UN GRAN AEON
TECIMIEMTO SOCIAL

Para el domingo Sc ha fjado la ce
lebracion en- ell teatro Municipal. del
"baile de bouquets, al cual assist
ran las muchachas con sus traies ST.
mulando regios bouquets" de flores,
que por 10 nuevo y original han de
lamar poderosamente la atencion.
De entire las senoritas que asistan,
por votacion Sc proclamara la ''Rei
ma de mayo, que sera la que presi-
dira Ell hermoso festival, el cual es-
tara amenizado por la orquesta de
Carnelo Dfaz, la mas popular de San
Juan.
Los Bouquets" seran presentados,
dos de rosas de Francil por la Sc
nora de Martinez Alvarez; dos de
orqufdeas Y crisantemos por las Sc
ioras de Georgetti Y Fernandez Van
ga; uno de lirios de aqua, por la Sc
nora de Guillermety; dos de claveles
roios y matizados, por la sonora de
Rodriguez Serrl; dos de margaritas
blancas Y amarillas por la sonora
Giusti de Gonzalez uno de geranios
escarlata, de la sonora Filippi de AL
fonsi.
La Comision de Damas Isabelinas,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
Ell SR. HONORE HA
SIDO LLAMA'DO A
TOMAR POSSESSION
DESUALTOCARCO
ESTE DICE QUE ESTARA UNA
HORA, lN Ola 0 UN ANO
EN- DICHO PUESTO

En- la tarde de aver nos enteramos
de que por Ell Sub Comisionado de Agri
cultura y Trabajo, don Ramon Gambia
cordova, habia sido llamado ell Lcdo,
CarmeIo Honore notifcado de que
podia ir en- Ell dia de hoy tomar po-
session del cargo de Jefe del Negocia-
do del Trabaio, cargo del cual fue des
tituido por el ezaeomisiona6So, sefior
Toro Labarthe ordenada su repos1-
ci6n por Ell Tribunal de Distrito de es
ia ciudad.
Esta decision del actual Comisiona
do obedece, segdn nuestros informes,
una communication que lie fue dirigi-
da por ell sefior Honor6, en- la cual 6s-
te advertfa de que una vez que Sc te-
MIA conocimiento de la orden de la
Corte. no Sc podia pagan a ninguna
otra persona Ell sueldo de Jefe del Ne
goc.ado del Trabajo. Copia de esta CO.
municaci6n fu6 dirigida al Auditor. v
Sc nos asegura que ell Attorney Gene
raj le fue pedida una opinion referen-
te a est>. question la cual fue favorable
al senior Honore.
Anoche hablamos con ell sefior Ho
more nos dijo que en- Ia mafiana de
hoy, cumpliendo ell uamamiento del Je
fe del Departamento, iria tomar po
session de su cargo. Nos dijo que lie.
vaba varios planes para desarrollarlos
en- el Negociado, de manera que dada
la actual situacion critica mejorara la
condicion de los trabajadores; pero que
antes tenia que yer Ell estado en- que
esta el Negociado y la actitud de los
superiores del Departamento, de 10 que
depende -segiin su manifestation
cue permanezca ALI una bora, un dia.
10 un ano.
Por otra parte, segtin tenemos en-
tendido, Ell sefor Honore, por su como
ciniento del Departamento, ha sido IN
dicado como candidate de concihacion
PARA Ell cargo de Jefe del Dspartamen
to.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
Los FESTIVALES EN- HONOR
DE MOLIERE COMEN-
ZAR0N AVER

NUEvA YORK, abril 25.- Aver
comenzaron los festivales en- honor del
insigne literato frances Juan Bautista
Moliere, con un espl6ndido banquete
en- el hotel Ritz Carlton, celebrado ba
jo los auspicios de la Academia Ame-
ricana de Arte y Letras. Ell doctor
Sloane, presidente de la Academia,
pronuhci6 un discurso y luego habl6
M. Donnay, de la Academia Francesa.
Al acto acudieron, como invitados de
honor, Ell mariscal Joffre, ell embaja-
dor Jusserand, Thomas Murray But
Ter, presidente de la Universidad de
Columbia y otras distinguidas perso-
mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
FRANCIA ENVIARA UN ULTI
MATUM A Russia PARA QUE
ACEPTE LOS TERMINUS Elk
PUESTOS EN- SU DISCURSO
POR Ell JEFE DEL
GOBIERNO

GENoVA, abril 25.- De fuentes
muy serias y acreditadas Sc informa
que Ell gobierno frances Sc dispone a
enViar un ultimatum al gobierno de LIE
nine para que acepte integramente los
terminus expuestos en- Ell discurso pro-
nunciado en- Bar-le-Duc por el Jefe del
gobierno. Asimismo Sc ha dicho que los
delegados de Francia Sc retiraran in
mediatamente de la conferencia ST Ell
gobierno de Russia no contesta Ell ulti-
matum frances. Preguntado ell senol
Barthou eludio, cortesmente, la con
testacion, limitandose dnicamente a ne
gar las noticias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
Ell ACTUAL ESTADo CAOTICO
DEL MUNDO Y LA CREACION
DE NUEVOS TRATADOS OBLI
GAN A ESTADOS UNIDoS A
EOSTENER UN PODER0SO
EJERCITO

WASHINGTON, abril 25.-El secre
tario de la Guerra, senior John Win
gate Weeks, acudi6 esta tarde ante Ell
Conite de Appropriateness del Senado
para discutir ampliamente ell proyec-
to de ley relative la disminuci6n dc
los electives del ej6rcito. Ell Secreta
rio de la Guerra puso en- conocimiento
de los miembros de dicho Conlit5 su cri
terio con respecto del estado caotico
del mundo y Sc reiri6 extensaments a
la creaci6n de nuevos tratados iterna
cionales, como Ell que fue firmado re-
cientemente por Alemania y Rusta, TO-
do 10 cual, dijo, pone en- peligro cons
tante la paz del mundo.
Mr.. Weeks dijo que es un srandisi
mo error disminuir Ell ejercito ameri-
cano.
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UN FALSIFICADOR DE NONE.
DAS AMERICANS HA SIDo
ARRESTADO EN- GALES

Anoche nos inform6 el jefe de la
policia, senor 'Hurtado, que Il detec
tive en- cooperation con la fuerza
uniformada habia logrado arrestar
en- GALES al habil falsifcador de mo
nedas americanas Pedro Ortiz elias
Incognito) quien llegara hoy a San
Juan para ser entregado las auto
ridades. Ell falsifcador Pedro ha-
cfa alg1n tempo que venfl fabrican
do monedas de los Estados Unidos,
con plomo y otros materia1es sin que
fuera possible localizar la planta de
donde salfa tanto dinero. Pero ano-
che el Quartet de la Policia que ha-
bin dado la voz de, alarma, recibi6
I'm telegrama de GALES anunciando-
le que Ell misterioso falsifcador ha-
bia sido preso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
Ell @ATTORNEY GENE
RAJ" CRITICA CIER-
TAS ACTUACTONES DE
LA POLICIA INSULAR

Abril 25, 1922.
sres. Jose S., Aybar y Manuel Iriarte,
Jueces Municipales,
secciones Primera segunda,
San Juan, P. R.
Seiiores:-
Esta mafiana he presenciado ell espec-
taculo POGO edifcante de un Omnibus
sutom6vil lleno de hombres v lnuieres
que eran conducidos al dep6sitc NUM-
cipal de Puerta de TERRA. custodiados
per policias insulares, y que supongo
son personas condenadas por delitos. le-
yes en- la Corte Municipal. Este auto
movil esta completamente descubierto.
con un enrejillado de alambre cue lie
da ell aspecto de una ratonera, y como
s; no fuera sufciente llamatlvo esta
pintado do blanco y negro.
Creo de todo punto improrio in
humane someter a los desgraciaaos. a
auienes su mala fortuna ha Ievado a
faltar las leyes, a una exhibici6n We
jaminoSa, absolutamente innecesaria, y
POI tanto, Sc serviran Uds. requerir a
Quien corresponds para que Sc hagan
poner cortinas en- dicho coche, de modo
que las personas conducidas en- 6l pue-
dan viajar sin ser expuestas a Ia curio.
stead publica.
Mientras esta solicitud sea cumplida,
Sc serviran Uds. hacer conducic los
penados en- una forma mas decorosa,
custodiados por el Marshall de su
corte.
Atentamente,
Salvador MESTRE.
Attorney General.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
Ell MERCADO DE HARINA,
MAIZ Y AVENA EN- EE. UU.

NUEvA YORK, abril 25.-El lnerca
do de trigo SO abri6 hoy con ofertas o
uno cuarenta Y seis y cinco octavos pa
ra entrega en- mayo; en- julio uno veinti
nusve y cuartO; en- setiembre, uno disz
nueve y siete octavos. Ell n,aiz fus
ofrecido sesenta y un centavos y me
dio para e1trega en- mayo; sesenta y
cinco centavos v cuarto en- julio; a
sesenta y siete Y medic en- set;embre.
La avena Sc cotiz6 treinta y siete y
siete novenos para entrega en- mayo y
cuarenta y uno y siete octayos para
Betiembre. sa fll 8WK
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
Ell TRATADO EN-
IRE RUSSIA Y HUN
GRIA HA SIDO FIR
MADO POGO HA
A PESAR De TODO, TRATA-
Sc De NEGAR QUE AMBAS
NACIONESESTAN ALIADAS
(Cable Frances)

GENOvA, abril 225.-La Central
News informa de una manera Official
que los representatives sovietistas aca-
ban de frnar un tratado con Ell 60
bierno de HungTia, asegiirandose una
ayuoa mutua y completa contra Ruma
MIA y los paises de Ia Pequeha Enten
te, FL convenio comprenae ademas Ell
reconocimiento de las aspiraciones hun
garas sobre las fronteras en- cambio
Ell gobierno de Hungrfa reconoce los
intereses de Russia sohre la provincial
de Besarabia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
LAS MEDIDAS DE ORDEN
MILITAR LIBRARIAN A NOR
TE AMERICA DE UNA CUE
IRA" DICE PERSHING
''CON LJN P0DEROSO EJERCETO--
!AGREGA- -IAMAS L0CRARkN HUI
MILiARK0S l0S lIEAD0S"
(UNITED PRESS, via ''Al America
Cables)

WASHINGTON, abril 25-El ge
neral Pershing defendi6 hoy Ell punto
de vista del secretario de la guerra,
Weeks, al atacar ell proyecto de ley
que reduce el ejercito americana. Di-
10 Ell General que una preparation mi
litar, debidamente organizada, coloca-
ria Estados Unidos fuera de una po
sible guerra mundial y ademas evita-
ria que los gobiernos anados interven
gan en- las cuestiones que competen Uni
camente a NOrte America, eludiendo
de ese modo la humiliation Ell some
timiento extranjeros.