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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
Una mnportante reunion
de esos agenteS, Sc
realizara pronto

DespusS lie una breve estancia en-
Ia capital de la Republica Mexica-
na, paso aver por San Antonio. con
rumbo q la ciudad de San Francisco,
California, el Sr. Ramon de Negri,
hace algjn tempo Consul General de
Mexico en- Ia gran metropoli del Oestc.
quien va de nucvo Z hacerSe cargo de
su puesto,
FL Consul de Negri. eS portador
Ge una interesante noticia. relacio-
Dada con las fu:uras relaciones CO.
mercialaS entire Mexico ' los Estados
CnidoS. con Ia campana de insercam-
bio de productOs que sc inicia va tan
eupenosamente entire los negoclantes
americanoS meX;canoS, : con las
"randes actividades financieraS Que
habran de ligarnos en- 10 pervenir.
jr iiqmado q los CGnSpicS.
En- pIazo breve. segir eNpreso el
Senior de Negri, todos los c6nsules
meXicanos de las ciudadeS america
mas, Seran llamadoS Ia Capital de
nuestra Rspublica por Ia Secreta-
ria de RelacioneS, con el fin de que
celebren una in,ereSante conTenc-on
que Sera presidida por el NiniStro del
Ramo ' lie cuya labor Sc dara cucnta
. todo el pals.
En- Ia mencionada junIa, que sc &C.
lebrar,i. como hemoS Gicho. en- eI cur
50 dc algunaS Senlanas. los c6nSules
me;licanoS daraG information sobre
los diversos productoS de Ias zonas
anlericanas de Su Jurisdiction, dc Ia
claSc = ragmJud de Su comcrcio y de
81 irdus1-.a. de 10 Que la Republjca
Nexicana podria adquirir en- elias, :
de 10 oue ea elias podria vender a
buenoS precios.
Al miSmO tempo eXErcsaran Sus
IDEAS respecto de como podrian To-
mentarSe las relaciones comerciaIes
entire Mexico Y las dichas zonas de Su
jurisdiction.
Ira vcz ante el informe menctorado
de ca6a uno de los consules. 81 go"
biernc mexicano Sabra que es 10 que
puedc ' debe ser adquirido por los
comerciantes mexicanoS en- cada 20
na &c los Estados Y en- cue condicio-
res y adr a que personals, ' esta in
formation sera valiosisima. tanto pa
RI el gobierno cuanto para los CO.
merclanteS. en- suyos conocimientos Sc
nondra inmediatamentc.
\ su regreso Il los kstados Cn!dos'
I los consuleS mexicanos, eStaran- Su
ve2. Ell disposition. de dar los CO.
mer".anteS americanos todaS cuano2S
! intormaciones necesiten sobrc las ne
cesitades del comercio dc Mexico y de
ayudarles en- el intercamblo-
ESta labor del gobierno mcNlcano'
eS en- correspondence a gran en-
peno que los comercjante> america
nos. eSpccialnentc los lie los EstadoS
del sur. estan desplegarGo para mi
ciar con Mexico relarioneS comercia-
! les muchc mayorc> cue las cue que
daran en- suspense desde e. prinlcplo
De Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
LOS RADICALES ALEIIAANlvEES PREPARAN
TN COLPE De TRAS CENDEl@CcIIA EN- CASSEL
Nl,ulerosos marines arriban diarianente esa
Cd. intentando incitar notines en- Gotha y Zebra
El Paacio Real de Berlin fue evacuado por los marnos
Las pardidas ocasionadas por ell bombardeo los
saqueos valen siete nilones

jeto, 10 mismo que por el Saqueo de
los espartacuSistas, las mas vallosaS
colecciorcS artiSticas no fueron TO-
cadas. Les guardaropas reales Y muy
especialmentc cl del eX-ksiser Y Ia
cN-EmveratriZ. fueron SaqueacoS
completameHtc.
JurScnsen. cue fungi6 De Jefc dc
Ia Po!icia on los dist.itos del Paia-
rio ! sus alrededores. asegura cue
arresto a 800 personals en- el acto
del saqueo Y todos los objetos que Sc
les recogieron Sc amontonaron en-
IN cuarto. fernando una gran plla
de ropa.
De las habitacioneS de IL eN-
Enperatriz fueron robados todos los
objetos lie oro Y plata Y los Juegos
! cstuches de cUchilleria que Sc ha-
l.abau en- el comedor, n mayor par
te de ellos de plata de may buena
tPasa IA p:.fs Sd Col la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
APOYAN LA FORMACiON
De UN IMPERIO
FEDERATIVO
Los gobiernos de Baviesa,
Baden, Hasse, asi 10
han decIarado

pcI s-r-lt-o rspsc.a. GO d ENa.ES-T
ICNpRES, Ercro 5.-Un despa-
cho ina!ambrico procedente de Ber-
lin dice que en- una junta de los GO
biernos de Baviera, Hesse, Baden Y
Wurttemburg, celebrada el viernes
pasado en- Stuttgart, Sc decide COO
perar en- Ia formation de un lmperlo
Federativo aleman.
Los gobiernos dichos encarecie-
ron que Sc procediera q la election
de Asap.bleas Nacionales, V Sc die
ran los. pa<os hacia el apresura-
miento de Ia paz Y el establecimien-
10 dc un fucrte gobierno central.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

("crc0.
Las ogricnIiorcs pcryadicadoS
Los concentrates que han hecho los
habitantes del DiStritc Norte con este
motive son muy intcreSantes, pues
vilnen a descubrir la vcrdadera 81
tuaci6n en- gu" Sc cncucntran algu-
nos terratcni2ntes que So habian es-
tablccido en- rerrcnos DC Ia companla
Y que ahora ;cndran que devolvcr
esas ticrras o cmprender transaccio-
nes con los propietarioS.
IN terratenienta, nos dijo: Hemos
eas.uGo mucho dinero en- abrir los
canpoS. en- iimpiarloS. en- nivelarloS
\ uevar a-ua Il ellos. Los canalcs
' todas las obraS ncs costaron mucho.
Estanos ahora obligados devolver,
y ESQ significa Ia yuina de nosotros.
Que va Il haceg ci gobierno de Ca
rama? ;Entregar i Ii Companla
sus propicdades, nerjud'cando 4 los
acricultorcs meXicanos? Probable
mente ESQ intenta; pero noSotros nos
negaremos terminanCCmcntc = acep-
tar tai entrega.
En- otras fuentes nos han intorma-
do que el gobernador del Dlstr'to nor
te ha hecno dcciaraciones 4 aiGunoS
particuarcs que Sc han acercado Il
81 con tai motive; cue ha prometldo
lylfr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
Ell MiRistro de Marina
boisheuiki, capturddo

ESTOCOLMO, Enero EN- un
combate naval que Sc registro hace
pocos dias en- el Mar Baltico, entire
un escuadron ingles V otro bolshe-
vik;. fue capturado el Ministro de
Marina en- el gobierno de Lenine,
NJ. Naskolninow. que Sc hallaba
bordo dc Uno dc los barcoS ruscs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
Esnecial nara IL PRENSA.


ENSENADA. Baja California, di-
ciembre Sofa noticia de que cl
C;obierno de don Venustiano Carran-
"a trataba de devolvcr 4 srs legitl-
mos propietarios las tierras y propie-
dades de la Compania inglesa. ha
causado profuria sensation aqu,.
va en- otras ocaSiones ma informa-
10 LA PRENSA. Y ha sido cl
primcro de los periodicos en- pu-
blicarlo. cue en- Washington 2NiS-
tia una protesta formal de los pro
pietarios de Ia Compania lng!esa con
ira In disposition de Carranza que
declaraba caduca dicha compania :
Que hab:a inici&do IL diStriouclon dc
todos los bieneS de Ia misnla entire
los rcvoiucionarioS mas adictos Il ci.
Esta noticia parcce que Sc contlrma
hoy con los rumores que han circu.a-
do en- asta pobIacion. rumores cue en-
vuylveu cierta gravedad por 10 uue
van.os = informar nuestros Iectores.
la CDmyCGid irJl"Sa.
Las propiedaies de la Compahia
Inglesa representan una gran parte
de las tierras lobarables del DiStri-
to Norte de Ia Baj& California.
Dicha compania ootuvo Ia conce-
sion de eXplorav mi!lares de hectaras
de terrenc. del gobierno del General
Porfirio Diaz ' emnrendio obraS cos
tosisimas V no obstante que siempre
obtuvo fracasos ell sus propositoS. 81
cui0 trabajando invirtiendo milo
nes de dollars en- cl desarrOlio dc Su
programa agricola
Sin embargo, a!gunas clauSulaS que
ccmprenGian los compromises &c Ii
comaaEia pars q Cobierno meNlcano'
no fieron cumplidas ' este sc de-
bio que. en- los d;as en- que Ii reIo-
lucidn estaba en- 81 apogeo dc ineau-
taciones. dccIarara c.duca clcha con-
ceSicn.
N hubo una sofa lrotc>ta ante
q rop:erno rexicano dc parte dc Ia
companlG : cn toGa IA b"J" N"i'i'-
MIA cause impression Ia nctIvla de Ia
incautaci6n dc los bienes de Ia Com
panla lnGieSa.
Ell Gobierno del Distrlto Norte de
Ia Baja California Sc VIC en- ei case
de nombrar intervcntcres de los be
mes de IL Compania. pcro no dtspuSo
de las tierras por Ia imposibilidad de
dar los terratcnientcs los tituIos de
propiedad necesarios para que Sc eS-
tablecieran en- los terrenos que no
eran de Ia propiedad del go6lerno.
La noticia. ahora que caus"ra gran
sensaci6n entire los mlllares de te-
rratenientcs que han ocuPado tlerras
de la co.npania inglesa PROVISIONAL
mentc es que el COB. del Sr. Carran-
"a trata de Geyolrer d!cha compa-
nia sus propiedadcs. Las ditlcuit@-
des para lograr tai devolucion son
innumesables Y una prueba de clio eS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
nternandose en- el monte.

lntGfIdIluUSS tlI Ct -IIOfItS'
Aun cuando Sc lie persiguio, no pu-
do encontrarsele, Y Sc suponia que Sc
encontraba al lado de Manuel Pelaez.
Al presente es el jefe de un grupo
de cerca de Glen hombres, que va en-
erosando todos los dias en- las rancne-
rias Que asalta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
DEVOL VERA CARRANZA UNAS
TIERRAS DE la B. CALIFORNIA
DE QUE Sc H4BIA iNCAUIADO
PERO AHORA LA COMPAMA PERJUD.ADA De NACONALEDAD
NulEsA Sc MEGA REClBlR LO QUE LIE QuiTAkON
%S 10. L4
~

la declaration torminante que ha he
cho la citada compania ante las auto
ridades Dc Washington: "q"c 40 re-
cibi,,c 10 que lc f.'a oy,rcbatGdo por la
("cr>a."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
LIBR0S EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus ihros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
y. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es ia mas barata.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
EARLHAM SQUAD
NOT TO Be CUT

The present football squad Of Earl
ham will be retained all season, said
Coach Move, Friday.
1T is customary" says Move, "to
cut the size of the football squad af-
ter the first two weeks of practice,
to about IS men. but the Earlham
squad of about As men will be used
all season.
Most of the Earlham squad are
under classmen and have not had
much football experience, and the
more they receive this year, the better
team Earlham will have next season.
Move believes.
An insight as to the capabilities OF
the team will be gained from the
scrimmage Saturday afternoon, as a
regulation game will be played and
the line smashing abilities of the
/ Earlham backs will be demonstrated
Johnson, the giant back guard on
last seasons basket ball team, al
though a green man. Is making rapid
progress. Grey and Hall are also
showing up well.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1919.
1880
YEARS old, KANSAS
PROFESSOR finds

OTTAWA, Kans., Sept. 19-The in
fluenza epidemic which within the
last year has swept around the world
is by no means a new form of dis
ease. 1t has been traced back 1880
years, DR.. Ralph H. Major, department
of pathology of the Kansas School of
Medicine. said in an address before
the Kansas Medical Society, which
held its fifty-third annual convention
here. His speech in part follows:
Taken all in all, the evidence tends
to show that we have not yet fathomed
the cause of this epidemic, which has
focused the attention of the entire
world as perhaps never before upon
any one disease N such a short per
iod of time. This epidemic found the
entire world one vast armed camp, and
the medical profession organized with
immense hospitals and well-eQuipped
laboratories manned by a large num-
Der of physicians, including many of
the most skilled men of the profession.
while these men were working in
the hospitals and laboratories to com
bat the scourge, they were unceas-
ingly bending every energy to ferret
out it's cause and to find some means
| of cutting down the enormous toll it
| was exacting. And yet. in spite of
this vast amount Of labor, the pub
| lished reports Of their observations
reveal such a conflicting mass of evil
dence and such a wide, divergence of
opinion that many observers not usu-
ally inclined to pessimism shake their
heads and say that we have come from
this epidemic knowing little more of
it than we did when it appeared
The disease we today describe as
influenza is of very ancient origin.
| The first great outbreak in North
America occurred in 1880. This was
| followed by others in 1927, 1929, 1857
1881, 1911, 1886, 1874, 1889, and finally
the last and present epidemic in
| 1879"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
FIVE GAMES SLATED
FOR R. H. s. eleven

Five games have been scheduled
for the Richmond high school foot
ball team, said S. S. Vernon, mana
ger, Friday.
Three Will be out Of town and two
will be played here. The games with
the Hamilton. Ohio, high school! orig
inally scheduled for Oct. IS, has been
at the request of Hamilton. moved up
TO Oct. II. This change in schedule
will enable Richmond to play at New
castle, Oct. IS.
The Dupont Manual Training high
school, Of Lewisburg, Ind. will be the
opponents Of r. II. S. in the first
home game. scheduled for Oct. 25
Newcastle will play here on Nov. 1
and on Nov. 8, Richmond will play
Stivers high school, at Dayton.
No arrangements have been made
for field for the home games, but
Exhibition park or the Fairgrounds
may be used.
If the Fairgrounds are used. it will
be necessary to sell tickets for the
games, in the schools and stores of
the city, but if Exhibition park can
be secured, tickets win be sold at the
gate.
Uniforms are Ordered
a contract lOf IIteen compete lOOt'
ball uniforms was let Thursday eve
ming. These are expected to arrive
by the middle of next week.
Blackboard talk was given in room
So, at noon Friday. on the finer points
of the game.
At the regular practice at the play.
grounds, Thursday evening, two teams
were picked and drills in shift sig
nails were held. A short scrimmage
was permitted by the coach.
Following is the schedule to date:
October II, r. II. S. at Hamilton.
October IS, r. II. S. at Newcastle.
October 25, Lewisvil!e at Richmond
November l, Newcastle at Rich
mond.
November s, R. H. S. VS.. Stivers
High, at Dayton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
Zionist University Is
Committed to Geddes

LONDON, Sept. 19.-The plan of
New Jerusalem and its proposed uni
versity has been entrusted by the In
ternational Zionist commission to Pat
rick Geddes, Prof. of Botany at ST
Andrews University. Scotland.
Mr. Geddes, who is considered one
of the greatest living authorities in
civics and social survey will work
in cooperation with DR.. Weizmann
head OF the British Zionist commits
sion While in Palestine he will or
ganize a department Of Sociology and
Civics for Bombay University and in
the cold season will carry out the
Indian town planning work with which
he was previously employed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
John Bull Would Pat
Idle Money TO Work

LONDON, Sept. 19-Now that the
government has decided to inquire
into the amount of dormant balances
held by the banks Of the country it
only means another step to force their
attention to the other unclaimed prop
erty lying at these institutions.
In one wellknown bank is enough
property to realize hundreds of thou
sands of dollars. Most of this dates
back to the French revolution, when
the seigneurs Of France sent all their
family jewels, pictures, etc, over mere
for safe custody.
Most of the owners lost their heads
and their heirs could not be found. In
this old bank these precious trinkets
were deposited, with much other prop
erty, down to a deep well, cut right
below the foundations, and across the
mouth of it two clerks used to sleep
every night. AS the fee for guarding
the well was IS per night, the bank
clerks did not object to act as watch
men.
Most of the property is Of the beau
tiful French workmanship Of 200 years
ago and, in the opinion of experts,
would bring record prices today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
Indianapolis Evangelist
Makes Talk to Friends

PLAINFIELD, Ind, Sept. 19.-Mrs.
Daisy NJ. Barr, an evangelist of Indi-
annapolis, tonight addressed the dele,
gates attending the sixty-second an
nual assembly of the Western Yearly
Meeting of Friends. Her subject was
"Christianity and the Present Crisis"
1t dealt with evangelism and what the
church is doing to reach all parts of
the earth.
J. w. Harvey Theobald of Devon
shire, England, a prominent English
Friend, is attending the session and
much interest is attached to his visit.
Memorials were read oday for Rachel
NJ. Fox, Ruth Ellen Guyer and Harvey
Kits. Names Of others who died with
in the last year were mentioned.
The Rev. w. o. Trueblood Of Indi-
annapolis gave talk concerning the
Bertha Ballard Home of that city. A
detailed report on the home was also
given. Several other committees made
reports during the day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
REDS win FROM
BROOKLYN; HANK
SChREIBER OUT
Third Stacker Refuses to Play
for Only Half Share of Series
Coin.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10 Although
Hank Schneider, who has been hitting
EN- up on the hot corner for the last
three weeks, was entirely out OF the
game, the Reds played championship
bali against Brooklyn in honor OF their
distinguished captain Thursday after
noon, and COPIED the contest, to 0.
Following a controversy over the
division of World series spoils, Schrei-
Der, who has been with the team
little over a month, declared strike,
and refused to appear in yesterdays
contest. In the division of the teams
money, it was decided that Schneider,
Duncan and See, who are the teams
three youngsters, should receive only
half share of the series coin. This
ruling did not please Schneider, who
for the last two weeks has been play
ing great game in Captain Groh's
place land whose work in several con-
tests was instrumental in winning the
game. Schneider told the boys that
he deserved a full share, and when
it was denied he refused to play.
An enthusiastic crowd turned out,
in spite of the weather, to give honor
to the teams captain, Heinie Groh,
and he was showered with presents.
both useful and ornamental, including
everything from a wrist watch to
hall clock. Heinie's smashed finger
would not allow him to play, but lie
was on the coaching lines, and gave
the crowd a chance to cheer their
able captain.
Hold Eller had just enough stuff on
his sinner to dazzle the Superbas, and
although he was hit little harder
than Leon Galore, his hits were kept
scattered, and the Superbas were I'M
able to inflict any damage. Pat Dun
can. who was apparently satisfied
with half share Of the series coin.
and did not strike. was instrumental
in gaining the Red tallies in the sew
enth. The score:
Brooklyn ..... 900 900 O00-O 7 .
Cincinnati ...... 900 900 2O"-2 .
Galore and Kruger; Eller and
Wingo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
Cal McVey, Red of SO
limited to Series
(By Associated Press)

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Sept. 19.-Cal
McVey, now in San Leandro, Calf, the
old rightfielder Of the 1869 Reds of
Cincinnati, has been invited through
a resolution of the Chamber of Com
merce, to attend the worlds series
here as. the guest of the chamber and
all expenses will be paid.
The only other living member Of the
team of that year is George Wright.
wealthy Boston business man, who
has accepted an invitation to attend
the games here The Reds of 1869
did not lose a game during the en-
tire season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
IS Driuers Entered
in N. Y. Auto Races
(Bv Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Eighteen
drivers are entered in the $50 mile
classic and ten mile special match
race at the Sheepshead Bay speedway
tomorrow afternoon. it was announced
today by the contest board The
races will decide the long distance
and sprint championship of 1919.
The entrants in the ten mile event
are: De Palma, Tommy Milton, Ralph
Milford, Joe Boyer and Louis and
CASTOR Chevrolet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
GAM ES TO-DAY
National Ieaoue

GAMES TO-DAY
National League
NEW YORK at PITTSBURG.
BOSTON at CHICAGO.
PHILADELPHIA at ST. LOUIS.
American League
CHICAGO at BOSTON.
DETROIT at NEW YORK.
ST. LOUIS at PHILADELPHIA.
CLEVELAND at WASHINGTON.
American Association
COLUMBUS at MINNEAPOLIS.
TOLEDO at MILWAUKEE.
INDIANAPOLIS at ST. PAUL.
LOUISVILLE at KANSAS CITY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
FOUR PROFESSIONALS
LEFT IN GOLF RACE
(By Associated Press)

ROSLYN, n. Y, Sept. 19.-The four
remaining golfers in the professional
Golfers Association championship
tournament teed off this morning in
sc hole matches for the semi-final
round over the engineers links here.
James Barnes. western and south
ern open title holder, met Bob Mac
Donald, of Chicago, while Fred Nc
Leod, OF washington, played George
Mclean, of New York.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
PICKETT TO ADDRESS
PLAINFIELD MEETING

Clarence E. Pickett, in charge Of the
Young Friends division Of the ma
tional organization, will leave Satur-
day morning to attend the Western
Yearly Meeting of Friends at Plain
field. Ind. Pickett will address the
meeting Saturday night on the Young
Friends Movement"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
GERMANS STILL CENSOR.
(By Associated Press)

BERLIN, Sept. 19.-An announce
ment has been made by the minister
Of finance that the censorship of let
ters and kilograms destined for out
side countries, will be maintained.
This step is taken to prevent the send
ing of money out of Germany.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
Lillian T. Entered in
Grand Circuit Event
(By Associated Press)

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 19.-The
feature event for today's race card
in the Grand Circuit here is the 2 :03
pace, the c. T. Dunkle event. A sp1en-
did field of horses, including Lillian
T., who won the event here in August.
is scheduled to start.
Opposing her will be Roy Grattan,
Belle Alcantara, South Bend Girl and
Ben Ali. Other races on today's card
aer the 2:15 pace, and the 2:13 trot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
Social Democrats Start
Drive in Greater Berlin
(By Associated Press)

BERLIN, Thursday, Sept. 1s-Num-
erous social democratic meetings
were held in Greater Berlin yesterday
All adopted resolutions endorsing the
proposed system of workers and eco
nomic councils as the first step toward
Specialization The speakers strongly
condemned the soviet system.
Some attempts were made to dis
turb the meetings but there were no
serious disorders.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19

The airplane factories in France en-
ployed 1860 workers on January l,
1915; $4,000 on January l. 1915; $500
on January l, 1917; 1851 on January
l, 1918, and. 1S6.003 on November L
1918.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19

etS. passed cut to the fans. In
other words the fans obtaining the
first application blanks will re-
ceive their tickets first The plan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19

Recently patented garters for men
include pockets.