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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
LOS ESTAD0S UNIDOS
TIENEN l05 MILLONES
De HABITANTES
En- diez amos su poblaclon
oumento en- mds de tre-
&c niIones

Telegrana Especial para La PRENSA.
WASHINGTON. JUNO 25.-Los rs
tados Cnidos tienen en- Ia ~actualdaa
una poblaclGr mayor de ciento 2lnco
millones de habitantes, seg0n 81 in
forme Official rendido por el Jefe del
DeDartamento de Censo.
En- los uiumos diez amos. los Esta-
dos Unidos han tenido I'm aumento,
on su poblaci6n. de trece millones de
~habitantes, una gran parte de los
cuales 10 constituyen e~Xtranjeros que
yinieron a radicarse al pats a partir
del aho de 1910. en- que fus heCho el
nltimo censo que di6 4 conocer que
Ia Union Eorteamericana tenfa no
vcnta V dos millones de habitantes.
Sc ostima que Ia immigration mayor
fut del arc dc 1910 al de 1915 : que
ces6 p~racticamente al ~estallar IA que
IRA. Al ~terrrinar esta. Sc inici6 I'm
fuerte m~oyin!ento de emigration ha-
cia Europa. 10 cual hizo que al le-
avntarse q censo Sc notara Ia falta
de unos dos millones de habitantes
extranieros Que vivicron en- los Es-
tados Cnidcs del Norte esperanto So
10 M camnio EN- II situaci6n europea
rara regres7r .. sus passes.
Ese movim:ento de emigration. We
rificado mcses antes dc procederse al
lcvantamiento del ems sirvi6 en-
gran parta para que dicho n no
incIuycra 4 IN considerable numero
de homh.es que abanGonarian los
EStadoS Un:dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
Q Ell NAClONAl
Ell ~BENEFlCIO DE PACO MARTl-
NEZ Y EDUARDO CARRiLlO.

Con una entrada bastante regular.
anoche Sc celebr6 IN el "Nacional' Ia
velada a beneficio del primer actor
Eduardo Carrillo Y del actor comico
Pace Martinez, figuras sobresalientes
del aplaudido cuadro Royal"
Los esfuerzos que noche a noche de-
s~arrollan estos dos mimados artistas,
fueron doblemente recompensados en-
Ia function de anoche, con JOS aplausos
del publico que ocupaba mas de la
mitad de las localidades bajas V el
anfiteatro en- su %totalidad. Como nu-
nero inicial del programa y con bas-
tante exito, fue interpretada Ia be-
lllsima zarzuela El PuHao de Rosas'
por el cuadro Royal" estando los
roles" principales q cargo de los be-
neficiados: siguiendole despues el sal
nete Salon Eslava." tambien por Pa
co Martinez y Eduardo Garlic.
En- la segunda parte del programa
hubo varios numeros de cuple por las
artistas Teresa Mena. Victoria Luisa
Obreg6n Y Laura Miranda. tocando
un mon6logo denominado Eel Ficio"
al actor Roberto Escalera. Como un
obsequio a Pace Martinez Y a Carri-
10. Tony Y M~arianela, simpatica pa
reja de cuples y bales, cjecut0 bril-
nantes nGuleros de ST. genera. Tam
bi6n ell senior Feliciano Corona, obse-
quiando los desos de los beneficial
dos recit6 "Manelik," Ia bellisima
composition de Mediz Bolio, obtenien-
do Un nutrido APPLAUSE al terminar.
Fue iSualnieHte aplaudida La Gene
rala" del poeta Marcelino Davalos que
sc encontraba en- Ia sala, Y que fue
recitada por Ell actor Carrillo.
En- general, Ell exito artlstico fue
bueno; Y en- cuanto a Ia parte econG-
mica, tambien estuvo de parte de los
beneficiados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
FUE CAPTURADO POR LA
POLICIA UN H0MICfDA

La policfa ACADIA de a~prehender 4
un indiyiduo que por e. aho de 1872
aScSiaS a On =apateru en- esta GU
dad. IL case ucurr:H en- Ia casa del
Ne~cado. IL juYna gro, tai es .! ase-
sino recion capturado Y el remendon
un auciano zapatero que habitaba Ell
ell distrito Su- de San Antonio, Sc
empeaaron vI n disputa acre en-
Ia que ninSuno de los contendientes
escatimo los insultos mas venenosOs.
Llegaron por fin z los hechos Y ei
ancIano mur:5 apunaleado a manos
del jornaIer0 cue de un modo inConce
bible logr6 burlar q la j~usticIa por
aQuel ~entonces.
e asesino, quien a Ia saxon frisa-
ba en- los 90 amos. pues ahora cuen-
IA 81. emigrj hacia Ia Republica Me
xicana.
Pasaron echo largos amos, tempo
que el matador del viejo zapatero con
sider6 sufLciente para cue olvidaran
su acc!6n Ia policla sanantoniana, y
decide vol:er q San Antonio.
Hacia apeaas algunos dias que Sc
encontraba CT esta de regreso cuando
anticr en- Ia noche fue ~reconocido por
el agente de punto Gonzalez, quien
habia Va recib!:o precisas instructed
neS a este respecto de los detectives
Peche y Cardenas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
EIande a Z ps sna MueStraGrais

Easa Una prgcba personal Go su Ta!o..
No eur!e ninsun dlnero, paesto cue Is r-ress DO
PLAPAO no lie cues.a naGs, sin embargo. prets efrls
s!gc MS dc 10 cue pud!era representa- e. ORC AS
Emo. Geepts esta ''rrueba' gratis hoy. y SO alesrs'a
"a cIo uo- ,oda gu vida. Escrbanos Icy uns tsr!c.a
ros,al O IIcnc el cup5n adjua;o hoy mlsno = c ,ieiia
Go rorrso rec.birz una uauest!a gratis dc PLAPAo Szf
TN lb.o de information COCO reSs!o del senior stast.
ccncc.nienie Z IA hernia. Y del metodo en- TTtrd del
cual sc 10 coucedI6 IN dlploaa coz meaaNa oe GO VI
Ron, v nm SIcIona con ei Gran PrIS en- Paris. cus
debe obrsr en- nanos dc todos aGasiios cue s1t'ea eta
dess rRciala cncdic3l-
5000 (C!aco :nIll de as cue lean esto prtdea ob-
tencr e,ts prue5s gratis. 10 hay ccda cue las coz
tc.;ariones errin c!cr;ameate ld-cros:1 : N az
oyi;s. Lss.lus!oacs eScr!b1 alora E!slc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
ESCAPATCRIA
INF RUCTGOS

Ell ~deliacuente fuA llevado a las
Oficinas polic'acas. Al principle ne
go categ6ricamente el crinen que sc
le imputaba, pero. a~corralado por un
sinndmero de- acusaciones y preguntas
que lie hicieron los agentes de la re-
servada, acao6 por Contesar.
Efectivamsnte, 81 habia a~puHalea-
do IL zapatero: "Yo 10 mate, dijo. pero
10 hice en- detensa propia. e vieJo,
encolerizado, estaba q punto de acu
chillarme cor una filosa chaira Y no
tuve mas -cmedio que echar mano
de nj daCa.
Declare entonces el preso que a rafz
del ccimen pudo salir de esta ciudad
. ~internaUse mas tarde en- n RepQ-
hlic7 meXicaaa donde habfa perna-
necido hast2 hace alEunos meses.
Los detectives ~concedieron a su in
t~erroEado u2d treEua durante Ia cual
pusisronse Il zanzibar entire s. algunas
DreC,-D-as
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
EN- ALBANY NO HABRA YA
TRENES ELECTRICOS
La ComPaRia dice que no pue
de competir con los
"ntaeys"
-elee-ama Esrecial para La PRENsA.

Tcler-ama Especial para LA PPENSA.
ALBANY. Ga. JUNO 25.-La COM
pan!a de ~tcanvfas electricos de es' 4
ciudad Ia auuHciado que tieHe 81 pro
p6sito de suspeader 81 servicio urba-
10. en- vista de que no puede va com-
petir con ,os "jItneys." cuyo numero
es cada vez mayor N Ia ciudad.
La compahfa dice que pcefiere sus-
pender el servicio y almaccnar para
metor ocasi6n el material rodante. q
seguir tropezondo con las dificulta-
des que v!ene teniendo y 4 desembol-
Tar una fuertc cantidad de dineTo al
AyuHtorniento para n pav:Tnentaci6n
dc las GALES por donde corren los
trenes electr!cos, que son las mismas
por donde corren los "j!tneys."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26

TRATO Dc
EuGARSE

e. preSo cue NJ perdia los movi-
m.en,os de To- sGbUcsos esper6 81 mo
mento en- quo estos estuvieran III
rauto distraidos para llevar 4 la prac
TIA su p-ovecto de fuga: con rapidez
asombrosa sa!i6 a IA Gale de Market
y por ella echo q correr, seguido de
los agentes de polic!a y Al ilegar a
a Plaza Main tom6 entonces por IA
Gale de W. Commerce.
Quiza huIi-ra iogrudo burlar a sus
pe-seguidorcs a no scr por Ia interven
ci5g oportu-l de los ciclistas dc Ia
policta. que pudieron darle alcanCe
en- Ia call. dc Commerce, cerca de
la de Laredo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
LEGO Ell SENOR JOSE cANTU

ACADIA de llegar asSan Antonio. pro-
cedente det la Baja California. en-
donde estaba reunido con su hernia
no el Coronel Esteban CantG, que es-
Il al frente dl Gobierno del Distrito
Norte de aquel T~erritorio, ell senor Jo-
Sc c. Cantu, que como Sc recordara,
desempeh6 durante la administration
del Presidente Carranza nj curul de
IA NXVII Legislature, en- Ia Camara
de Diputados.
Scgun los informes cue hemos obte-
nido, el senior Cantd piensa permane-
Ger en- esta ciudad unos cuantos dfas,
para dirigirse en- seguida a Ia capital
de Ia RepGblica Mexicana. Es muy
probable que el viaje de dicho senior
4 Ia ciudad de Mexico, tenga alguna
relaci6n con Ia actitud del Goberna-
dor CantQ en- la Baja California, Y de
clio avisaremos oportunamente a los
lcctores de LA PRENSA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
LA REPRESENTATION DE "PRO.
PATRlA" EN- Ell COLON,
EUE I'm EXITO

TeleSrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
Ell PASO, TEN. JUNO 25.-Anoche
SO puso en- esccna por Ultima vez en-
el Colon. por II CompahIa Maria del
Carmen MARTINEZ, "Pro-Patria," con
gran exito.
FL eXito habrta sido mayor atm 81
Ell tempo huOiera sido favorable, pc
70 muchas personals Tue pensaban
II. tuvieron que a~bstenerse de hacer-
10, en- vista de Ia lluvia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26

-
ussLo PaRA uH DosLE FIN.
PrIneo: e prne.o ; mas !~nDoEtan;e oh!c:o de
1a P~LAPAo-PADS es eI do maE.eac- consth3ierlente
spVc.do q los uGsculos relaados el TredicaHcAto
unrnso PIAPAo eI cusl es dc proDlcdadcs coatFac-
twas c,s tuntar,en;e con los ingrei.cE;es dc IA hasa
del raedIcstrcnto tlcndc Z Eurlen;sr j: c!-cI!ac!Gn &C
IA sanErc. rcY!yIordo los mrscu.oS y retsan'e-
riEn1olos Z su tension normal y elastie!cac. Linton
ces. : no hasta cntonccs puete esPcraf'o cue u LEX
E!a dcsaDareEca-
sc9uato: S.endo hechos de rroio tai cue resrltaA
nor s! mlsr.os aGhcs!Tos. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G Fl &C
,yi,r- cue IA a.moAadilla pucds loTe'se. r!cHcn q 6r'
ro- 10 t.n,o. IN luI!!iaE -auy impcrscnte en- Ee'cHes
aouclia cuel.adu-a cue 10 pueds &C: IeisH-aa POI u
btsS;cro.
C!en,os &c 2crsoaas, !jreae5 ? de clad han !ufa-
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.c,os cue los P~LAPAo-PADS les hAa ccrSco 81 Que
br,Gurr-.!Sunas Go e.l.s &C rs la STaSes , &c
ia:Ga cur1c!o:.
vgA AccIcN coHT!RuA De Ola Y De EccHE.
T.o do fas p.!zc!ralcs hcchoS Cue llama u ttenc!o7
-, r. --.t.rz!cnto &c los FLAPAo- PADS g e. uc@po
cyrDr-u,!Yaae.ta co:;o cue Ee2ctars p-a eU'eHe'
rcsultadot. ,
ESQ e. tcs!do 9 cue Iu acc.5a Is eon:!nra-cc
,orhn = On La en- cl traa5eur.o &c It's "a ho'as.
No n,oduce r!nE,ns !lcoaSea!e:cia. h!nouEa no
1,s.,,. placja COLOR. Sin embargo, Einuto raS MI
nr-.o m a t-.rscueso de 81 ola Go i!aba!o, ; suh
cu.ndo css5 Gurmlendo. este reasd!o Et'sT!Aoso la-
pc-cco;,bIe=acnta VI instreEdo nr1Ha Vida , iHEr1a 4
ls -tiscr,,cs cbsc:2.aa,cs que r~e3cst.23 para ceSe1a-
pc5a- ss !uac.o=c5 GcSldcs &c M-E:aacr les uiFas eH
~ tcsIdo lrrsr. 81 Il Ecccs!c-d CO U eooo'Ie ~
ec,al "a ba.o u :Occ.a do IL b.SScsIo o S~@sS
n,-, fTs~ln
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
Libros MaraViIIOsos.

Para los que sufren, son victimas
lie Ia d~esgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte. fracasan en- sus negoclos y
son desafortunados eE' mores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, serin afortunados en- nego-
clos Y empresas, lograran el carino
del ser amado, llevaraR a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos Y triunfar&n en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, V verceran {. sus enem!gos Y ma.
die pod1a ~causarles dano. Envie 10
centavoS en- estampillas de correo pa.
"a gastcs y recibira catalogo grains.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin Y Co.
San Rafael 61-A. Hahana. Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
pRUEPEL0 Per
CuESTA Mai

a., 40 enrie n!aglr dtaero. Deseo pFooere 3 cnents
nj. DO cue pueie hecsr desa2zrecrr SUI queoraduFa.
Cuando Jos nlsculos ceb!-tsacS feSIoe'en suf'el@&
la fea doio-csc = peig-osa pso:rbersrct, dss-
Ia bor-it,e se--rc!6a dc ',trar hacia zbs'o" 90
| hcrre -or complete para no YOiTes janis a sentirse.-
CusaGo recupe1e c. Tsc-. "a Tta-!eSa , '"'As
pCrd!Ga.
CuanGo &c sIe1ts msIor En- todc sentido , si sem
br..t, Ia -cTe.e = sus lu,I.os no;es Il Eac.of4h , -
10 d!cen.
EnSonces IS cuardo sase va. cue IL cueo'1nIRS
-o,LI, = sIncsr,rr.nts uc dsra las grhc!as por habef
ta..s:ido tan pcEtins<aentc e. cue s2a-S aee6le eN
sn-n-crEertc uces-a krstl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
Ixpucsclou DEL PLAPAo-Eao.

eI ~rrInel5.o CT v!rtud Del euhl sl
s,,onr,c,=c Gu aeeitn. pueds faelnsHte coaprendeFSe
ob.,7aaGo 81 Glbu.o aE!ibn e1puesto ; 'e1eno' u =
nIIr,ct6n cuo G continuation cIponsaos:
r. pT.Tto-TAD Is hecho dc IN material i1erse :
caxlhis r., cl eu=i So Gconoda n les 1oTfu1!ento'
~, co rcs-itnaGo surnGHen;e c5fnodc el cue 10
Ia Il ps-te interior ~ adhe'Ns t2srec!do { IN
~cua!ssto sdhes!-o Dero slierente per eons,e'o!' = y.
% 81 lusar. al y,,p,o-
pan o:s de.cansx sob.c les EHsriios ds5-sS Z In
ds oyltas Ell ga eeosn mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
NO HAY CUE PGGsR
D

5.nt1 rersorss quo pa
dezcan Ge hen!as. : es-
c.!s.a al s.. Stuart Sc lcl
c3T!arA y suae!eate can't
dad de PLAPAO sin Co
h.arseies NADIA. . in d
cue puedkn hEce- una ve--
daGer: pruebI. No DaScrsr
made, ahosa NJ nunca POI
es;a p.uebc &c PLAPAO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
SuSPENDA e. US0
DE ~BRkeuERcSi

81. eeaor. eusp6adalo! Yt.
s.be poC prop!a cTDerieE-
cia que es una cosa proT-
Is.onal. es IN fa!so puntal
Z una pc-ed que estt nj
nando 81 sRIud po.qGe tea'
de @ retardar Il c.rcc'
iaci6n de u ssHS-e.
Er,S-re< M mid car.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
A Los QUEBRAD0S

81" IS Il ve-daie7a a!EohaGilIa para Ger foHeict
de al EaHC!a cue tape e! orlhc:o &C ~ hesni1
cvI,sr ri cn7;en!do del abdomen Z ~ssIlEse. Dearo do
ey. s,moAaGilla Sc encueatra TN cep6rtto concs
50 ponc IN ,nedIcaceH;o so!pTcadcnte 20. cuanto =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26

81 pOGer aoScgcebII-Suh-
cent.. Tan prontc como
ests me6!caacato Is ca
lieate po- e. cslor del mis-
TIC cusrpo Sc htee hGido
y "a sallenso per e. ce-
cueho oaac!o larcaco
&C.. , es ahsorb.do ooS
les po!Os De "a 3iel para
.orta.eeer los mIscglos de-
b.l!,,dos. p.oducienco 81
cierre de u abertura do
Ia hernia
y" Is IN eIt-elitfd
lcrsa del ~PLAPAo-PAD.
n cual ha dc eolocarsc ,
peSarEe nirededor del hueso
de n cGdcra- constituyendo
ID partc destinads y cal
culsd. 4 dlr ID recesaffa
aol!Ge= a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26

,!nuar usanaolo! He aCu, uEs ne.o- .caEe.a cue puece
yd ,Lc,. conp.obs- Dor 81 1.!suo. Lhp co sastos,
ussLo PARA uH DoELE FIN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26

Est. eeae,oss o,erta QUO g hcch. po7 el inTentos
cc ur m.rsvilloso proceLi1:cnto cue aetna ga )
noche'' a On de vtsorEIr Jos mnsc!Ios te!aloaos' >
er,onc,. Irhs-t.ne Dor compete dc les dooTosoS b!a-
cuercs. y &c ls neces!tad de ocs.cctones p~e!lGEosas.
The Washington times., 1920-12-28
MRS.[EEDSRA|SED
TO GREEK NOBILITY
Status of American Wife OF
Prince Christopher Settled
By King Constantine.
ny SIR PERCIvAL PHILLIPS.
International News Service.

ATHENS, Dec. 2S.-Princess Anas-
tasia, who was Mrs. william r. Leeds
before her marriage to Prince Chris
TOPPER, has been given the status of
noble birth despite the fact that she
her entry into the Greek royal
family.
The position which the former Mrs.
Leeds will occupy as the sister-in-law
of King Constantine has been the
subject of much gossip ever since the
return Of the exiled monarch from
Switzerland.
IT has at last been defined by Con-
stantine himself. who explained that
he will recognize the princess as
Greek nobility, but not Nine. Manos,
the widow of former King Alexander.
Just how this ruling will please the
Greeks of court circles Is problemati-
cal, for Nine. Manos is Hellenic by
birth. Furthermore she is the widow
of n recognized monarch of the Hell
lenic nation.
Ever since her return, Anastasia.
or "the dollar princess" as she has
been called. has been constantly with
the other Greek princesses, with
whom she is on the most friendly
terms. At official court functions
she has taken precedence over many
renlly titled women through the fact
that she Is the wife of the reigning
kings brother.
The former Mrs. Leeds is said to be
Manning to spend a large amount OF
her fortune in Greece.
The Washington times., 1920-12-28
MONDELL WILL VISIT
HARDING AT MARION

CONGRESSMAN Frank W. Mondell,
House Republican leader. will leave
late today or tomorrow for Marion,
Ohio, for a conference on legislation
with President-elect Harding.
The conference was invited by Sen
ator Harding. who desires to ascertain
the status. of legislative matters that
must or should be attended to during
the present session of Congress. While
: here early in the present month the
! Senator urged the Congressional lead
ers to put through all the appropria-
ton bills for the fiscal year, 1912,
that the way might be cleared for the
readjustment and reconstruction
legislation he will recommend III his
inaugural address.
Leader Mondell has been driving
ahead along this path. 1t has been
decided that the appropriation bills
shall have the right of way, and the
Appropriations Committee is rushing
its work to get them prepared for
presentation to the House. Chairman
James f. Good, Of the committee. has
been in conference with Senator
Harding. and has reported the pur-
pose of the committee to pare down
all estimates of sums needed by the
Government to the barest working
amount.
During the week Congressman
Anthony of Kansas and Kelley of
Michigan, chairmen, respectively, of
committees having in charge appro-
priations for the army and the navy,
will go to Marion to report to the
President-elect on their plans to hold
down appropriations for the militia v
and naval establishments, for which
nearly $1,500,000,0 900 has been asked
by the two departments. These
% L. ~ f,,ll, -, \
from the estimates submitted by
forcing a reduction in the size of the
army and reducing the navy building
program.
The Washington times., 1920-12-28
FORD CITY SHAKEN BY
SHRAPNEL BOMB BLAST

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 2s.--Resi-
dents OF Ford City were thrown into
panic today when shrapnel bomb
loaded with great quantity OF giant
powder and bolts, nuts and scale
weights. placed In the doorway of q
store ut Second and Davis streets. OK
ploded. The force or the explosion
shook houses for two miles around.
Damage to the bdilding is estimated
at $4,000.
Andrew Mason, manager OF the
store. who lives next door. told dep
uty sheriffs he knew OF no reason for
the blast. lie declared that he never
had bceh threatened.
The Washington times., 1920-12-28
GERMANY PAYS HIGH TO
KEEP AMERICAN ARMY
Six Hundred Million Marks
Monthly Is Requirement.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.--lt Is costing the
German government coo. 000. 900 marks
per month TO maintain the members
OF the American Army OF Occupation
In the Fatherland.
TINS Is the estimate made by Herr
Haverstein, president OF the Reichs-
bank. He states that today Ger
many's fioating debt Is l4T. 900. OO0O 900
marks. and that II would be increased
TO 10000. 900. 900 mere at the end Of
the year.
or all the allied armies Americas
costs the least. for IL takes a 1.0OO.-
600. 900 marks a month TO support the
British Army OF Occupation and be-
tween four and. fiye billion for the
French and Belgian,
To meet some OF these expenses the
Reichsbank has proposed forced
loan OF 10000. 900. 900 marks.
Herr Haversteip declared that ow-
ing TO the great difference in the ex-
change rates and to the enhanced cost
Of production In Germany. German
goous In the foreign markets were
The Washington times., 1920-12-28
RURAL PROPHETS FIND
SGNS OF MILD WINTER

KANE. Pa. Dee. 2s.-Ths coming
winter 10 going TO be mild. according
TO the weatherwise OF this sectioa.
which Is over 1.200 feet above sea
level and one OF the coolest spots In
the State when IL Is cold. These are
the reasons for the mild winter;
Robins are still seen In the trees.
woodcock are still found In tho
woods.
stream In Russell City.
Fishing worms have been seen
crawling over the snow-coyered sids-
walks.
woodchucks (sroundhogs) have not
yet hibernated.
Blooming trailing arbutus has been
found In Glade township.
The Washington times., 1920-12-28
HARD|NGHEARS
TARIFF PLANS
Senator McCumber lat Marion,
Discusses Possibilities OF
: Democratic fiIibuSter.
BY JACK ROYLE,
Interan tfenaI News Service.

MARION, Ohio, Dec. Ex-senator
Porter j. McCumber Of North Dakota
found a vide range Of subjects open
TO him when he conferred today with
Senator Harding. Senator McCum-
Der is ranking member at present OF
the Senate Finance Committee.
which has In charge the new tarin
legislation vigorously opposed by
Democratic members OF Congress.
DISCUSS FILIBUsTER-
Possibilities OF a Democratic NIL
buster. as indicated by Senator Har-
rison and others. were fully discussed
by the President-elect and his Sena-
torial colleague, IL was said. Senator
Harding, in his Minneapolis speech
during the campaign, advocated
strongly q tapiff for the protection
OF farm products and Is known TO
be strongly interested In the pend
ing legislation.
Senator McCumber also is a member
of the Agricultural Affairs Commit
tee and in a position to give expert
advice on the probable action In the
Senate on agricultural matters.
EDITORIAL SHOWS TACTICS.
An indication of Senator Harding's
attitude toward Democratic obstruct-
i've tactics may be CLEANED from an
editorial appearing today In the
Marion Star, of which he still Is
editor. The Star points out what IT
declares is the manifest absurdity OF
n system which permits defeated
party to obstruct or delay measures
favored by the successful party for
four months after election.
Oscar S. Straus, of New York. former
Secretary of Commerce and Labor In
the Roosevelt Cabinet, came to Ma
rion to discuss with Senator Hard.
ing both the financial situation and
the complications now imminent in
Europe. Mr.. Straus has been re
garded as a possible ambassador to
Germany.
The Washington times., 1920-12-28
BOOTH WOULD PROTECT
FAMILY FROM DISASTER

BOSTON. Mass. Dec. 2s.-The ur-
gent need TO keep the family. even In
Its hardest straits. together, was
voiced by Gen. Darlington Booth, OF
the Volunteers OF America. ct the Bos-
ton City Club. where he addressed a
gathering OF business men and church
men.
THE family too often drifts apart
when disaster falls upon the bread
winner" said General Booth. There
fore, the Volunteers OF America will
erect here In Boston, very soon, a
large home where unfortunate fami-
lies will be given a place with their
own little stove to cook by. and per
mitted their own home life. that the
family may not stray" a
The Washington times., 1920-12-28
U, S. LOSES 7 BILLIONS,
SAYS SENATOR FRANCE

The Russian soviet government IL
exceedingly bitter toward the United
States and, following the recall OF
Ludwig c. A. X. Martens, It's ambas-
ssdor, will cut on trade estimated al
$1,000, 100000 within the next few
years. says Senator France of Mary
land.
After confirming the recall in a con-
versation over the phone with Mar
tens, who Is now in New York. Sena-
tor France made tho following state
ment:
ny JOSEPH 7. FRANCE,
United states Senator From Maryland.
Information has. been received that
tho de fanto government OF Russia
had ordered the return to that ooun-
The Washington times., 1920-12-28
RUSS In BUYING FRENZY;
FEAR MONEY ABOLITION

Advicos to the State Department
today from PetroErad indicate that
there was great excitement there n
few weeks ago as result OF re-
port that money was to be 40 olished
throughout Bolshevik territory. 1icsi.
dents of Petrograd attempted 10 dis.
pose of their currency in purchasing
furs, household goods, jewclry, ard
other articles TO such an extent that
prices went up rapidly.