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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26

travel In circle. In uBYins d press
~ ihis typ.t the purchaser should pay
especial attention To the power mech
aaIsn, the material used for itnpcr-
taHt parts Of the press. size II the
feed opening. plunger return device.
SELF feeding attachment, and eopys-
nlence Ia tying the bales and IN set
ting and moving the press,
The reversible lever type Of press
IL sometimes called the hAlf.elrcse
press, klacr the team travels hall
circle, turus aro1na. and pulls the
lever 10 the other side. charge u hay
3p.'S'qs ssrpsi.~ys fs,s. ras.s half circle. This
type Ia easily pastahis aad La always
ready for work, since II IN not necsse
saFy To take of the wheels ~ lower
them from the ground 10 the axle OF
To stake the frsat end at sha PRESS.
II has IA smaller hour capacity than
the continuous travel press and re-
quDres welitFained team 10 operarv
II 10 capacity.
Large Growers Use Power
y iarge hay growers and shippers who
buy and bale larse quantities af hay
generality use power presses These
are In cuH1mon use la sections where
the usual practice is 10 bale hay from
The siuarnw os the cork such ~ the
alfalfa aud lohuson grass and prairie
hay sections of the South. They arv
sometimes used IN preference 10 the
fao horse type ON alfalfa uad Johnson
grass hay tarms. even where the has
acreage ia comparatively small. Nay
FROM "a tu r. ncses. rer the reason that
they viii bale hay ahHu, twice as fast
rs Il could be done with twohtrse
plres, thereby greatly iesseuns thp
deoeer Of injury to hay due To bad
Gather
Az power 10 drive hay presses the
sfrhn engine. portable or self pro-
rtljng. has bern almost entirely vi.
perss,lrd by the gasoline or kerosene
engine With gas sugine there is 40
need For an engine and water hsai
.r A few owners employ an engineer
whtn doing custom haling With fast
working crew, because he keeps the en-
giue going and saves expensive loss OF
time on the part OF the press crew.
when the crsw ~ hired by the tan the
men are not ptid for time lost on ac-
count Of a breakdown. and IN such
tpNcs engineers are not often EN-
plasra. Usually one of the press
crew hooks after the engine when II r.
g3rts Alteration On farms whera
trnr,aFS are used, Il the tractor IL not
needed Tor other essential work when Il
+ time ~ bate hay The belt power
press should ordinarily be used, since
Il. c,,NtS LESS tesA the taollnr press, aud
alaca II was.i MT be- good business -
use a mssstor llrcss while, q tractor
aar,irTlls
,frogough discussion is also given In
Arr government publication 10 the i'm.
por,ant features ~ power presses, the
difference between the llsht,iuty and
heavy auty presses, the longevity af
I've press, as wel) as facts about the
eruAam.e operation NJ these presses.
The capacity VI the presS depends, Il
large extent, upon IN" skill OF th>
crew operating II. Tho average power
trrss should hale from ~ ~ ~ toms
IN a inhoar day. The capacity II
pover press under average conditions
is about twice that Of two hcrS,
uTVNs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26

s.rgt. AllKn NJ NiehoIs, sseeond
Durham light infantry. who iusi 10th
eyes and hands snd received other ter
rille fulurte~ when defective hotfyh
exploited September I. 1914 hAs
learned tn use aftifrial hands hnd 20
,yTsvrits on a specially constructed
maclInr at M. Dmnstaus hospital.
| .ohdon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
RAIL STOCKS BACKBONE
MAKE SLIGHT ADVANCE
IN FACE OF HIGH RATE
wall Street Confldent That Money wfIl
lie More Plentiful After the
New Year.
ny DuoAnAN WALL.

NEW YSnK, Dec. 26.--Railro,.d
s;.tocks were Che backbone Of tho mar
Ss hod Ts fns b ala no,
any IN the face OF o per cent money
was considered remarkable. and their
snrensth was extended TO the indus
imIrovements took place.
\ call rate OF 10 per cent for money
did not excite the street. because it was
pec,ed The greet feels that money
%ai. Nc more plentifu! early In tho
chance on the market III the mean :
cine.
Advance Averages One Point.
VAS presiG I w IL so pro 81
nmM :nins their return 70 private
been much disturbed over the prospect
ct public ownership. The street mad
feared the President might hold the
roads so long that government owner
sii!p you'd come as matter OF routine
Mtthrut i public vote on the question.
U - b@rely possible that GONE. or the
roads may have tc. 20 into bankruptcy
when turned back, for they are In
poor condition. and the government has
not up 10 date kept faith with ali the
rch"S. But receircrships arc not fcare;
40 much by Wall street as is govern
ment ownership.
Shows Large Earnings.
Prrc Marquette distinguished Itself
WIN movement 10 new high rs-
eord, because the road is making re-
, earnings. Rumor says that
ne Canadian Pacific may become in
tcr"sted In It, but what has hccn done
alone. "a
Corn products directors declared tho
IenE DELAYED dividend on She common
Strch; placing the rate at ucr cent
Tor 'he quarter and one-half o: per
sent extra. The stock was strong
ihrcuGhout the day.
The fact that President Wilson had
a'Ened The Edge BILL thus mailing IL
y Jaw, revived the coppcrs hliaconda
mIs INC leader y this group. 1t also
n"ipcd tn" leather stocks, which moved
"Dder tn, leadership OF American Hide
ava Leather preferred.
Tobncco stocks Strong.
Tobacco stocks we're very strong nm
,'tr the leadership or American To-
Announce,nent that the railroads
Wpuid pc returned and that the Edge
6 gac,d mo been signed were both huIiish
which advanced. Republic was the
igauSr. ana more was heard Of the
combination that has been talked Of
20 many months TO include thai com.
SSIFanih steel companies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
weelsly COTTON nevIe,,.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2e.--Nhile much
of the past weeks business has been
OF Dreholiday character, prices have
has evidently heen revival of bulls n
sentiment in tho cotton market No
tees representing several thousand
but were stopped by houses connects cd
with Southwestern Shipping interests,
and January deliveries sold at the
highest price they have touched so
There was also more active trade
demand for the later deliveries. and
prices have advanced a cent to a cent
and half n pound since the close Of
The previous Friday. Fresh buying for
long account has been restricted by
holiday considerations, and except for
tho trade buying, the demand has been
attributed largely to covering by
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The quotations below viii rule today.

lar more sta ability than had been gem
orally expected twelve months preyi
ous. while rcadjustmcnts that have
brought with them some problems
solution than those OF war times. have
necessarily caused Inconvenience and
unS"t,Ieinent in business, yet the
widespread and serious industrial and
mercantile reaction OF which many in
forests had been apptchcnsiVe has no:
only failed to make it's appearances but
isl? has set new high levels in do,ncs-
nc commerce, and new low records in
failures. These results. moreover. have
been attained in epite. OF greater labor
notwithstanding n persistent Interior
ence with productive and distributive
processes that has Intensified the
shortages in many commodities, and
has prevented transactions of magni-
tude thai might otherwise have been
contaminated.
Weekly bank clearings, s1,lls.91o,-
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE

LfICAIO, Dec. Sd.---IsaiIrond 0rdars 10 put
movement OF freight from the West and
Northwest had decided bea-ish effect to-
heavy. 2isc 10 4Ssc net lower. with January
,:5lli to i.3ii. and May 1907 10 l355s Oats
outcome varied from &c loss 10 n rise OF nc
Corn traders were prompt TO infer that tn !.
extra effort ~ handle grain Ia preference
even TO coal would result in INA teriai ell.
ltrSf!nsnt OF corn receipts hero and at other
leading terminals. Some dissenters pointed
ON; that Ii was onc thing 10 give grain
the preference. but another thing TO fur
nlsh the cars. Nevertheless. the weakness
OF the market grew more and more pro-
n0unced. ard values broke sharply IN the
last OF tho session. Under these circun!-
stances bullish factors like tho signipE of
the Edge b!l! or the Barnes plan to help
feed Europe had no apparent influence on
prices.
Despite liberal export sales. oats wen.
lower with corn.
Higher quotations on hogs led to an adj
vance in provisions. but offerings Increased.
ard a setback followed. especially 10 pork
and ribs.
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Retail Markets
After the Rush
Slim Outlook for Turkeys.
Other Poultry Pien-
ttul-Eggs Lo,cer.

Tho Christmas rush left tho retail
almost hear. bu: Yesterday the
retailers wero doing their Level hest
to stock up again. SO as 10 meet the
demands today of those housewives
ana other Sunday dinner buyers WHO
have no scraps and remnants from the
iuletide cessts to make out" on
These retailers succc.,icd fairly wen
IN most lines. but some goods are vet
snort. For instance. Yesterday morn
ing there was not Il turkey o.. the
market. Only n few came in during
the forenoon. ana. unless receipts last
night and this morning have added to
the stocks. ~ will be hard TO get a
S"b!cr To-Day. OF course. tho ,,ric.. will
depend upon last nights and this
mornings receipts. Yesterday. upun
what fow Turkeys could be iounl. the
abnormal price OF so conts per hound
WAS placed. AS soon as receipts fran
Inc country. through Cary Street. com
TO be. normal down will go the price
ahNWherc from 10 10 90 cents. ac-
cord!nS 10 the bulk OF receipts. There
are on the market n sufflcicncy OF
otner poultry 10 meet the demand, and
eggs are much more plentiful anu q
shade lower, :
me fish and meat markets are we'll
supplied. SeaSouable fruits and. ycge-
.ahics arc n sufficient receipt to meet
the limited demand
The mo- low ,,u, .,,t.
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COTTON MARKETS..

\ Nt.N 1tIsh, DC. .5.--A rcraistea. demand
ny the trade. Increased buying by outhiLers
and active covering by Wall Street shorts
gaze strong inward movement TO cotton
touaE. .'anua r. touched new high record
tor tbs iife OF the. contract. The star, was
10 IL points higher, and offerings were
morning the general list had risen sc TO :,
points above Wednesdays close. The more
piled At this Jewel and there were reactions
OF ~ or j: points around noon
The buying power, however was e1ceI,ep,
IL poiats
Spot here steady ani unchanged at
@2'; there were no sales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

NEW YORK. Dec 26.-Secretarv OF
War Baker today rcmitted the twenty
year sentence imposed upon Private
Lawrence Pcrlmutter. OF New York
the only member Of the American ex-
peditionary force to be convicted of
from was fGGtm bS WepG
Isaac Sicgel. OF New York, who in
tcrcsted himself in tho lads case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec. :6.-cot,onseed oil was
rsiiaors In anticipation Of a better export
demand and with the Arm showing, In cot.
higher, Sales 1890 barrels. Prime crude.
1928 prime summer yellow: spot. clio: Jan
uary. 2l?0: March. 22.95; May. a233 Prime
Nlnicr Yellow md summer white norninni
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PErEKsBUHG rEANU:C MAENr;r.

'tsc"VElcd By ltojEcrS PluinnIcr g Co. Ire
Petersburg. Va, Dec. r. 1918.
stAHlSH: Farmers stock Market st-a:E.
s. p Der bushcl.
Nl!;GISlAS: Farmers stock Marke. nrri
Fancy Jumbo. 9tsc per Id.
Extra Prime. shc Der -.
Prime. SIC Der 10.
Smelling Stocl: &c 10 ST. nor Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec a5.--Turpentinc
flrm. i.5s,a: sales. sts; receipts. i7s; ship
Rosin, firm: sales s.,: receipts. s,s: ship.
,nents. -: stock, 5:,lei. Quote: f. d. T.
r G. II. ls.3oGto; !. is.S5 Hf,Co: *. Is 10 q %:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. Dec. aG.--Final prices o, Lib
,r'y bond: Today were: $'ss 1924; lst Is, g.. so;
md a., 9l.,0. Int iIS, 9;l6: End AS 9l.Gt:
;rd ass. 1856; 9Th us. 9l.55: Victory, 3s,s
ZIG: Victory SIS. 9a.ln. II
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Dun. Trade Review.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2G.-Dun's tomor-
row viii say: A year that opened with
doubts and misgivings as to economic
deyelopments TO follow. now nears its
but with conditions having manifested
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

An AZ Ts,homsi, CITY Co Richmond oG.ee,
M. ~ 81, And .Ie! deb s-............... So,
Anlconda t,n,n ~ 'cc.'.'.'''.............I 9,s.
br'tsh dfss t.57i ..............
ansdiau Pacific IS ............ 49, ss.,.
,:entTa! Argentine 6s .......,. si"
,.hicas E :.i Westera Is .-.............. sou
.,,pNe,1nd tisctric Illuminating ss W
M NIL and ST Paul ii:s......,.. III
Federal Farm Loan 4.s ....... 100
O., I :, Loan Ss ....:......... loli.
lnicrIorI,,' - Sor. trust ''.s-...... 92is
intnnfth3FouSn Rap!d Transit ss...,........ So
- ~ Observation-Disclosures. II1'.
= ;. InS ,s.'n.a railway gen. 1i............ gGi
-, Ssihc a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1oai.
80 ituDps! Is ....,.......... lO3
''h'"''' i'a''"'S OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Dec. @S--Turpen-
tine, firm: l.5si4 sales. 81; receipts, 30: ship
m .s1 a!s stock; ice5s Resin firm; sass.
ss.Gol. Quote: y. d, y; !e.as; +. 1875; &,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
SHORT TEnSr NOTES.

NJ, Inharee IS, Noy. /, sig2.l....,..... 1pn4.
;,r,,;, and 60 ts Jnaa1. ls:. liz
.. IS and q. Join, ~. July i is:i q
,t onIns P,a a., ~, Co 4. July Is. is2S:,. ,sf
9"cpD Dpld Packing 60. IL. 40 s. - js:o ISo.;
!sto5 pod i'ack,ne Co. 7.. Nov Is. 1873 i.ii,
'''- , iH a 2ifcFs 81; Dec L. Nh. 335.
- - ,,.DW ~ - .aipt. l. lsxl..., lct
'.rH 20 %. sept l. 1873 lel,s
,, - ". ~hu r"'no!e ~ MAJ :. 1911 Iol=.
',,, n -, - -; NhSs !! !E-J,... 1885,
HN!lt ani co y. .tuE u Iayl .'''' 90
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
SIfS, 4 II

NEW YORK. Dec. .S-Thc local market
FOR raw sts3- was quiet and unchanged
Win INC trade inclined to hold OF pending
Pill has passed both houses and now awaits
the Presidents signature. who. ACCORDING,
20 latest Washington advices is holding on
awaiting report from the Sugar Euuaiiza-
ZION BOARD. There were sales reported.
In refined practically ali the old crop
sugar . accounted FOR by aiocation. on the
basis ot cents for fine E-aau,5ted, while
prices fo- new crop arc very Irregular, rang
ing all the way from Ii 10 ], cents
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NM cnnnc

,.,,,,. Dry VUUDS.
NEW YORK. Dee. 26.-General drv goods
ruled very firm today and quiet In most
divisions. Print cloths. yarns and wool
goods higher
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COEISNr..

NEW YORK, Dee. 26.-Tfie market for cof-
zee futTTeS was very quiet today and cor
!espondingly sensitive to small orders Tha
oraning WAS duil and unchanged with March
sf.!!ns at is2o ana May at 1871 early or
about 3 po!ntE ret higher little cover
Ing. Later importing interests sold Il few
thousand bags with March easing; off to
,".Gp and May To l5.i5 in the apparent alb
sence Of any Important support. The close
was 20 - points not lower. Closing bids:
Nay. i5i$: July, l5e5; September and DC
'o Sno, La l".oe: s,,,,. p,o o.,
@ :S... The only fresh offers reported In
the cost and freight market were Santos
can credits.
The offIc!a, cables covering Wednesdays
compared with Monday. while Santos A were
@e re!S lower aud Santos futures - To 115
rolls higher. Port receipts. s0G0: JuadIahy
receip;s. 1900. Rio cleared. l3',@ ard SAN
tos 5000 Tor New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. eG--sca Isands,
.aE. somss; extra .ehoice. ss9So; choice.
nne, ssa6o: common. 5oGa5; market dull.
sales. 80: receipts. lS5: shipments, 05: stock.
t.lIG; in SIGHT IA 61l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
LEADING PARIS SEEREss
PREDICTS MORE TURMOIL
Says Ruksian Soviet Government Nm
lie Overturned Rnd Eeminis,
Movement Make Progress.
IDy universa, service.l

PARis. Dec, aG.-Perpetuai turmoil,
resultins from the weakness OF the
American administration" and iuee.
SAINT labor troubles are tho prophesis.
ior 1920 affecting the United States
by Mime. dc lifeline. leading parIs
saeress since the death OF Nine. dc
Thebes.
The Russian Soviet government viii,
be overturned before the end Of the
year, she predicts. England will stead
~ recover her comnrerss.l standing II,
the world and witness further prog
ress of the feminist movement. whfn
ltaiy's Internal diticuities will bs
gradually solved.
Y ioicnt disturbances are ahead for
spain and Portugal, she reads Ger
mhn%'s conNalescencc will he hastened
by the industriousness OF her peopie
FRANCE - Que u enter Il tiourishiny err
next April. hut Improvement of he,
nnanclai conditions will be delayed tin
The predominnnce of VENUS In, tl.,
heavens Will strengthen the moveme.A
Tor peace and union throughout thu.
world. says Nine. de Theme
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CoTroNsEED on.

Clean rice. strong: sales: japan, 90 pockets
I2h; blue rose, s,lej pockets. y: 20 iT5s; re-
ccipts. 1861; bran. SEQ; Polish. GOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

Now York ;Middlne. ssc5; sales. 80 bales;
stock, ESQ. bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 15-No cotton mar
l<ct today or tomorrow. Exchange closed
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cabins futures ranged as follows:
hive STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Dec. @6.-Hogs: receipts, 81 0t0 !:
estimated tomorrow, ia.0l9: active, mostly
1ec TO 20 higher: bulk, 1880 1886: top. 1919;
heaNy. iljo6f 1876; medium. 3.65dp1375; light
D.i0@i2co; light lights. l3.lbdi 1895: heavy
sows.' rough. 1000 1915; pigs, 1850 1875
Cattle: receipts, i3,0Co: estimated tomorrow,
5000. weak; beef steers. medium ana heavy
weight. choice and prime, 1875 dt 900; mo-
d!un and good. Ii.00Gils75: common S.75GH
iiel: light weight. good and choice, 10000
1850; common and medium, &0O0l40O;
1850: Gamers and cutters. 5.25GfdS5; veal
caivcs l55O6pl6.15: feeder steers, 400 e9I225;
stocker steers, G.eOSfi0.:
500; strong. Lambs. 1s.Go@is,S0; cults and
common. 100 la.I!. Ewes, medium and
good. s.2s q li.oo; culis ana common $50 $500
(, icHrcAGo, Dec: 2a..hngs: receipts, $1,000:
higher: buh, $3.50 o 1861: top. 1876; heavy,
tS6en13s5: pigs. 1926 113.cn.
Cattle: receipts. 1850; slow: beef stecrs
500 % 90; butcher cattle. h.25mltl5: veal
sSsiayes iS.so Gei6.lS; feeder and stoeker steers
sheep: receipts. 1900: hrn,: lambs, 12ooes
1850; owes, 4.50dplo,6o.
PRI6Es or REEF CUTS.
tBy SwtG & Company
Richmond. Va, Dec. %. 1919.
Quotations yesterday showing the whole.
sale prices OF beef cuts follow:
etAt -JR First Second Third I.
y ~5ges class class. class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

Railway Stntion Destroyed.
LONDON, Dec. 2G.--The railway sta
ton ut Marsellles, France. has been de
stroYed by fire. according to Il dispatch
received by tho Exchange Telegraph
Company.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

tBy Woodson-Cra!G Co., Inc, Richmoad Va
Y. y. Food Administration License No. L: us7to
RichTiond, Va. Dec. Il. 1919.
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STEAMBOATS,.

IilSSCHScT aItl EtciGnt ocFFlCCS.
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Ofuuha. dan. 3
tauban. -. >. Jan. "a
Garnianin. ....... Jan. 10, Mar. 6
NEW YORK to CHERBOURG
and SOUTHAMPTON
Maurctania, Dec. 80, Jan. %, Mar. 10
lniperator ................ Feb. ~
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George, Jan.24, Fcb.24, Mar.o1
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia. .......... Dec. 81, Feb. z
NEW YORK to PIREAUS and
TRIESTE
NEW YORK, L'DERRY. GLASGOW
Columbia Jan. 10, Feb. z, Mar. 6
517 14th ST., N. W., Washington, d. o.
or Local Agents, Z,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

RICE.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. cS.-Poueh rice. no
GALES; receipts. Us sacks, Iniilc7s receipts. $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

Dor sus lamparillas electricaz, To-
graron descubrir IN pastro de san
gre que Sc perdio cinco GALES al norte,
en- la cuadra novecientos de Ia Gale
Leigh.
Ell Iadron, aunque iba heriGo, Sc
llev6 consigo n pequena GAIA que
contenia una fuerte cantidad en- C
fectivo. habiendo caido al Suelo dos
yeces en- SUI carrera, scgun declara-
Clones de una sonora reSidente Ell
casa cercana que 10 miro escapar, ha-
hiendose encontrado en- uno dc los ST.
tics. donde ell ladr6n cayo, un homo
de la libertad Dor valor de cincuenta
pesos. Que iba Ell Ia GAIA que sc He
v0.
Con tai motive. V en- vista de que
el criuina! logr6 escapar, Ia polIcia
ha puesto una estrecha vigilancia en-
la Gale donde el rastro desaparetio,
h~abiCndose dado cucnta del asunto a
todos los mcdicos y a todas las boti-
cas- de la ciudad para que. tan luego
como sc atIenda a un herido, den par
te a las Oficinas dc PoIicia, para To-
grar descubrir de este modo al ladr0n.
Ell Official Van Flech, fue llevado
al hospital del Fuerte Sam Houston,
inmediatamentc drspues del arribo
dc la pOlicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
D ~ffniitiiuamente Sc adopt6 Ell proyecto para Ell
establecimiento de la Liga de las Naciones

parties c0nsicnten en- tales tratadOs.
Ademas, corsienten en- que todas las
oficinas internacionaleS que Sc esta-
blezcan en- 10 future Sean pUestas
baio el control dc Ia Liga.
"Articulo 23.-Las altaf parties
contratantes convienen en- que TODD
tratado o compromise International
celebrado en- 10 successive por cual-
quier Estado que forme parte de la
Liga. seri registrado en- la secretarla
general de Ia .misma, Y pabllcado Por
esta, tan pronto como sea possible, Y
que ningUn tratadO Q compromise
sera obligatorio hasta que no sea
rcgistrado.
"Articulo 24.-El Cuerpo lie De-
legados terGra dcrccho de aconsejar,
de tempo en- tempo, la reconSidera-
ci6n, por los Estados mlembros de
la Liga. de los tratados que estcn
@vigentcs. Y de las condolences inter
nacionalcs. que pucdan hacer quo a
continuation de los mismoS pOngan
en- pe!igro Ii paz del mundo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

de Ia Liga. para los fines de Ia mis-
ma. Sc c~onsiderara q dicha potencia
culpable de violar Ell a~rticulo MI, y
todas las disposiciones del artlcuio
XVI sc aplicaran contra tai potencIa.
81 ambas parties en- diSputa re-
huSan aceptar las obligaciones de
los miembros de Ia Liga, para solo el
case del arreglc de la disputa, Ell
Console Executive tOmara tai actl-
tud. y hara tales recomendacioneS
cue cviten las hostilidades. y traI-
! gan como conSecuencia, el arrcglo
De Ia diSpUta..
"Articulo lS.--Las atlas parties
~contratanteS convienen en- que la
L:ga estara ~autorizada para vigllar
eI concrete de armas Y de munlcIo-
mes con los PASSES en- cue .! control
de tales articuloS sea neccsarlo pa
n 81 interGs comun.
IS, tendra como principle Sagra-
do quc 81 Dieucstar Y desarrollo DE
aqvel!as coionias ' territories, que
como consccuencIa de Ia Ultima que
RIA. nan cesado dc eStar haJo II So
5erania de los EStados que los 60
hernarou antcS, Y que eStan haDlta-
dos por pucbloS cue aun no son Cd
PAGES de subsistir por Sj miSmos. en-
las condolences del mundo moderno,
oucdan confiadoS, como um dcposIto
Sagrado dc Il civilization I Ia LIGa,
q Ia cual sc darn f&cultades para
rc2llZar c>a turc2.