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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
BORINQUEN TRADING
CORPORATION
EDIFICIO BELAVAL

congregadas que Ell juzgo Sc habian reu
nido antes que para agasajar perso-
nalmente el y al DR.. Peynado, pa
ra saludar carinosamente en- ellos al
espiritu de su patria lejana dolori
da. La fgura del prelado dominicano,
erguida, varonil, revestida de sus or
namentos arzobispales coronado por
una cabellera blanquisima, imprimi6 a
su discurso un caracter de extraordi-
maria solemnidad.
-Voy reconstruir, en- obsequio a
Ell MUNDo- nos dice Monsefor los
parrafos de mi discurso. Y en- seguida,
despues de breve pausa, nos va leyen-
do:
"Sefiores: 81 la Casa de America
hubiera decretado este festejo solamen
te para agasajar un queriio y es-
timado amigo, Ell notable jurisconsulto
dominicano D. Francisco Peynado y
para honrar mi humilde personalidad,
de SECURE que tanto 6l como yo hubie
ramos encontrado razones muy podero
sas para declinar tanta honra. La Ca
sa de America 10 ha resuelto nos
otros 10 hemos acceptable. Lo 'hemos acep
tado emociOnadOs y agradecidos por-
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FL Gral. WTangeI
abOga pOr Ia union
dc FTanCia y Russia

PARIS, octubre 4.-El presidente
de la Rep1blica, M. Millerand, ha re
cibido ell Cuerpo Diplomtaico, el cual
fue presentldo por su decano, el En-
bajador de Italia. Durante la recep-
ci6n, que resulto concurridisima, M.
Millerand recibi6 tambien al emba-
jador de Alemania, Herr Mayer, que
presento en- aquel momento sus Gre
denciales.
BRUSEDAS.-En la Conferencia
Economiea el Representative de los Els
tados UniGos ha hecho manifestacio-
mes que estan siendo vivamente CO.
mentadas por los peri6dicos de Fran
cia e InglaterRa. El Delegado america
no declare que los Estados Unidos
no colocaran sus capitales en- Europa
hasta tanto hayan cesado las rivali-
dades que existen entire las naciones
del viejo Continente. Ell representa-
te de Norte America agreg6 que las
naciones vencedons deben ayudar
las naciones vencidas.
Ell Delegado de Alemania en- la
misma Conferencia expuso la situa-
ci6n de su piis en- terminus que fue-
ron bien comprendidos por los asam-
bleistas. Manifesto que la politica fl
naciera de 'Alemania tiende ahora
cubrir el gran deficit del comercio ex-
tranjero aleman, con el prop6sito de
poder cumplir prontamente sus obliga
clones con los Aliados.
ROMA.-Se va despejando la gra-
We situacion producida por los obre-
ros metaldrgicos. Ha comenzado va
la evncuaci6n de las fabricas talle-
res. Los obreros, por medic de un re-
ferendum, Sc declararon en- contra del
"bolshevikismov y aceptaron el acuer
do terminado entire sus representan-
ties y los delegados de los patronos.
BRUSELAS.--En medic de es-
truendosas aclamaciones ha safido pa
ra Polonia un tren sanitario del Co
bierno.
BERLIN.-El Gobierno ha decidi
do no oponerse al paso del tren mill
tar belga que va con destino a Polo
nn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
LAS JoYAs DE Los REYES DEs
TRoNADoS

G1NEBRA, setiembre 26.-De acuer
do con un informe publicado hoy, las
joyas perteneciertes a la dinastia de
los Romanoff, Hapsburgo y. Hohenzo-
llerns, depositadas en- los Bancos de la
ciudad en- firmas privadas, estan va
loradas en- $4S5. .oOo. 100000. Por otro
conducto, Sc sabe que las joyas ven-
didas en- Suiza, desde 1911 y propiedad
tambien de los soberanos de Russia, Aus
tria Alemania duplican esa cantidad
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que penetramos ell ideal y la nobleza
de sus intenciones. Ella 10 ha resuelto
porque ha querido decirle a la noble
y laboriosa Catalu1a, ha querido de-
cirles sus hermanos de Espafia, de
Francia, de Italia, de Hispano Ameri
ca, y a sus hermanos todos de la gen
te latina, que allende los mares, que
contemplation un dia con asombro las
las hazafias de los heroes espafioles q.
EN- pocos amos conquistaron, poblaron
Y civilizaron un vasto Continente; exis
te un pueblo joven y pequefo de la
misma raza, que bien merece las sim
patias generates, y muy especialmente
las de su madre Espana, porque ese
pueblo ha sabido soportar durante su
va larga existencia con ell valor here
dado de sus mayores todo Ell peso de
sus amarguras y de sus dolores.
Lo hemos aceptado porque conoce
mos la efcacia del balsamo que habeis
querido derramar sobre nuestras heri-
das. ioh, cue profundo Sc siente ell
dolor cuando Sc sufre solas! 49,.
En- nombre de nuestro pueblo agra
decide, suplicamos la .'Casa de Anne
rica' aceptar el testimonio de su gra
titud por estas demostraciones de So
lidaridad y simpatia-' -
Ell ilustrado Prelado, a quien nadie
le puede aventajar en- dotes de vir-
tud, en- aptitudes intelectuales en-
revelantes prendas cristianas, nos va
contando despues, con voz velada
la emocion, otros detalles del intere-
sante acto, los cuales no puedsn ser
mas elocuentes nj mas signifcativos pa
ra ell acercamiento entire Santo Domin
go, Espaia Y las naciones de la Anne
RIGA Hispana.
iQue impression tiene I'd en- cuanto
al problema de Santo Domingo v
la ocupaci6n militar?
-Dificilmente puede creerse q. los
Estados Unidos nos devuelvan la an
tigua soberania con toda su indepen
dencia y privilegios, pero creo que la
daran, aunque sea con restricciones. Es
impossible -agrega monsefior Nouell-
penetrar en- los propositos del Gobier
no de Norte America, pero yo espero
que no tardar mucho en imponerse la
justicia.
Monsefior nos habla despues de los lie
vantamientos sindicalistas en- Italia.
Italia esta desequilibrada NOS di-
ce-. y casi puede temerse que ocu-
iran graves sucesos. va por 10 pronto,
Ell fantasma de una revolucion ha sur
gido en- Napoles, Milan, Y aiir en- la
misma Roma, donde Sc han registrado
numerosos crimenes. Las luchas sindi
calistas continian alarmando lie Reino
Y cuando yo abandon6 Italia, atin Sc
guian produciendo terror v espanto.
-6Cuando retorna listed Santo DO
mingo?
i. Estoy esperanto ell vapor Marina,
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MOnsehor NOue, Arzobispo de santo Domingo

yam una de la smayores fuerzas mo
rales a1n economicas del mundo, no
es necesario sino un elemento mate
rial: barcos, la mayor suma de bar
cos.
Monseior Nouell dice ahora la
Vanguardia - irguio SUI venerable fl
gura y pronunci6 una elocuente plati-
ca en- honor del espiritu espafiol en- re
cuerdo de su patria, en- reconocimien
to de la "Casa de America, de las
autoridades, de las instituciones repre-
sentadas de todas las personals ALI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
ESCaIamientO en- Santurce

En- Santurce fue escalado ell esta-
blecimiento de provisiones de Julio
Maldonado, robandole cerca de $14O,
en- provisiones Elective.
Para pentrar Ia tienda los cacos
rompieron una de las puertas late
rales del edificio.
La policia investiga lie cnso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
La ASambIea de
los trabajadOreS
de los muGlIGS

Aver, las dos de la tarde sc reu-
nieron en- el cine "Tres Banderas"
cerca de 1000 trabRjadores de los
muelles, para celebrar una asamblea
tratar sobre un pliegro de condicio
mes que, en- contestacion a otI'o envia-
do por ellos, les fue mandRdo por la
New York" y la "Bull Insular Lii
ne".
En- la anterior reunion celebrada
por los trabajadores en- Puerta de
TERRA, Sc acordo solicitar aumento
culndo sc tratara de trabajar en- la
descarga de abono. Un .plieg,o fue
mandado las casas navieras en- ese
sentido. Las compafiias contestaron,
lucgo a los talbajadores, diciendole
que habian considerable ell asunto re-
ferente al aumento de pago en- la des
carga del abono y que estaban dis
puestos a hacer el aumento solicita-
do, siempre que los .trabajadores acep
taran a su vez ciertas condolences i'm
puestas por las primeras.
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PoR 'MoR" DE $2s

Por orden de la Corte de Barcelo-
meta fue arrestado en- San Juan ell
sujeto Felipe Sanchez, quien, seg1n
rem ell mandamiento de arresto, de-
fraudo don Alexandra Fernandez
de aquella ciudad, con la suma de
$28.
Hoy sera ell acusado conducido a
Barceloneta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
Ell CosTo DE LA oCUPACIoN
FRANCEsA EN- Ell RHIN

PARIS, setiembre 81 Federico Fran
co.'s Marshal, ministro de Hacienda, ha
manifestado que los gastos producidos
por la ocupaci6n de los territories del
Rhin llegan a $3,600.000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
UNA BoDA

En- la tarde del sabado, y ante Ell juez
municipal de San Juan, senior Cintron, Sc
efectuo la boda del joven Guillermo Ro-
vira, empleado de la Aduana de esta ciu
dad, con la seforita Lola Piheiro, los
cuales han establecido su residencia EN-
la parada 2.1I2, Puerta de TERRA.
Eterna felicidad deseamos a los des-
posados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
INTERRUPTION
DEL CABLE

FL cable ingles, ''The West India
and Panama Telegraph Co. Ltd, ha
sufrido una nueva interruption, que
sera reparada pronto, segdn nos in
forma el Jefe de La expresada Com
pafiia en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
Las HueIlas deI Hfrado

fTiene I'd q rosHo eubeito de manehas psrduseas ,
meado de snuaas que indcan veiez psemalurap La
auo-iniOeae6n el envenenAmienio eausado Ia
maieias De desscho acumuadadss los inino produce
essa condicicn. Conserve I'd. sus inteslnos Empos
actiyos medienlc Il nso de las PlLDORAS DE VIDA
DEL DR.. ROSS. Pronio reeobrar6 I'd. su salud )
Aviso No. 2s-s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
PRoFEsoRAs:.

Ana Maria o'Neill, San Juan. 14O4
Conception Rodriguez, San Juan 1917
Maria Teresa G de Robles, s. J. 736
Carmen Salgado, Caguas, $50
Laura L Miraihl, Ponce, 500
Pillar Barbosa, San Juan, 4s5
Julia e. Ball, Arecibo, 389
Maria Luisa Herrera, San Juan, 3s2
Ana Maria Soltero, Santurce, $40
Amelia Silva, Cabo Rojo, 800
OLYMPIA Rodriguez, Manati, 27S
Carmen Castro, Catafo, 272
Maria Iturregui, San Juan, 271
Providencia Gonzalez, Santurce, 263
Agustina Musa, Santurce, 261
Ramona osorio, Manati, 242
Monserrate Diaz, vieques, 2O6
Carmen Prado, Vega Alta, 181
Beien Boada, San Juan, 146
Maria Luisa Infante, Santurce, 134
Carmen Negroni, Guayanilla, 1875
Rosa Maria Alcay, Catafio, 81
Elisa Rubio, Santurce, sc
Natita Fernandez, Rio Piedras. SO
Adela Diaz, Santurce, go
Margarita Alvarez, Ponce, IA
Josefna Fabregas, San Juan, IA
Lucia Barbosa, San Juan, 70
Elisa Garcia, Santurce, GA
Maria Garcia Quifiones, Caguas, So
Maria Mercedes Marti, Cabo Rojo. 81
Mara Machin, Rio Piedras, 81
Rosa Ochart, Ponce, so
Providencia Hetch, San Juan. SO
Cali Adorno, Santurce, SO
Josefna Romero, San Juan, 80
Julia H. Lafont, Santurce. 48
ofelia C6rdova, Ponce. 80
Cristina Garcia de Vazquez, Juncos, IS
Ines Garcia Amoros, Ponce. 81
Mireya Malaret, Ponce, a5
Maria L. Ruiz, San Juan, 81
Julia J. Bauza, Ponce, 80
PRoFEsoREs:
JESUS M. Quinones, Santurce, HOO
Fausto Percy, Ponce, 1000
Pedro Gil, Rio Piedras, 664
Ramon Toro, Florida, 615
Alexandra Rodriguez, Aguadilla, 367
Manuel Negron Collazo, Bayamon, 333
Alfredo Mu1iz Soufront, Ponce, 316
Juan A Gains, Puerta de TERRA, 268
Antonio D. Nieves, Fajardo, 1S1
Pablo Bonilla, Cabo Rojo, 176
Isidoro Garcia, Mayaguez, ia
Antonio Quidgley, Juncos, 10
Andres Tirado Sanchez, Coamo, 67
Ramon Santana Carrion, Toa Baja, SO
Andres Sep1lveda, Camuy, 40
Marti Sierra, Guaynabo, AZ
Jaime L. Drew, Penpelas, AZ
Francisco Ayala Falcon, Camuy, 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
MERCADO DE AzUCAR

Ultimo cable recibido de Nueva
York:
"Mercado quieto. Aver Sc hizo una
pequepa operacion de azicar extran-
jera $S.70, sin contar los derechos.
Hoy no Sc ha hecho operaci6n algu-
ma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
LA DEUDA DE ALEMAN1A

BERLIN, setiembre 25.-En una reu
ni6n del Gabinete, ell ministro de Ha
cienda, Wirth, decfar. que la t,euia
alemana. alcanza a o.7oo.Ooo.Ooo de
marcos yas
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VINO EsPANoL

FL. vlpor "Le6n XIII" dej6 de
transito en- la isla, para SantO Do
mingo, 1872 cajas de vino espahol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
CONDICIONES DE LAS CASAS
NAVIERAS

Las casls navieras han solicitado
de los trabajadores, segin el piego
que hemos visto, suscrito por los
respectivos jefes, de .ambas oompanias,
cue el aumento hecho en- el abono es
simplemente, una classification espe-
cial, y que de ning1n modo justificl
ninguna otra peticion de los trabaia-
dores para que Sc les aumente el pa
go en- cualquiera otra clase de carga
general
Tambien piden que cuando elias 10
cream necesario, los trabajadores Sc
guiran el trahljo durante toda la no
che, 81 asi 10 requieren los intereses
y las necesidades de las mismas. Di-
cen asimismo que elias Sc reservaran
el derecho de revocar el aumento con
'certado, case que los trabajhdores no
cumplieran la primera condicion.
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NoTA:-Solamente publicamos los nom.
bres de los que tienen mas de 80 votos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
ReSuItadO del eS-
CrutiniO de nueStro
concurSo ''RoyaI'
EscRUTINIo DE OCT 4.

Relaci6n de las Professors Profe-
sores que han obtenido votos hasta ell
dia de aver:
PROFESoRAs:-
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ACUERDo DE LOS TRABAJADo-
RES

FL resultado de la asamblea de
aver fue el siguiente: Los trabajado
acordaron aceptar el aumento que Sc
les hacil, rehusando, su vez, las
condolences senaladas por las Compa
Mas.
Aedmas, los trabajadores acorda-
ron enviar una Comision conferen
ciar con las casas navieras, la cual
visit6 estas aver mismo.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
DISASTROUS EARTH
TREMOR IN ANDES
HUNDREDS OF BODIES TAKEN
FROM RUINS WHEN clTlgo
ARE DESTROYED.
Seismic convuision Opens Great
crevicss Out Of Which Hot Watoe
q spoutino.-Many Are
Buried In the Ruine

Bnenos Ayres.-EarthQuake shocks
which destroyed several towns along
the Argentine slope Of the Andes
mountains were the most severe ex-
perienced in this country since 1853,
when half the city OF Mendoza was
laid In ruins. Reports from the area
where the shocks were heaviest indi-
cate great loss OF life and property,
upwards of $50 bodies having already
been taken from the wrecks Of build
lngs.
At Tresportenas more than 100 per
ished, and at Costa de Araujo 81 were
killed and 50 seriously injured. 1t il
feared that more victims still are
buried under the ruins In each town.
At Tresportenas, Lavalle and Lacen-
trail not house was left standing and
those not destroyed were left in
badly damaged condition. No esti-
mate Of the total number Of persons
Injured has yet been made.
Minor shocks continue throughout
the district, one particularly strong
tremor being felt Sunday In the towns
Of San Martin and Rivadavia. The
people are reported as being panic
stricken. The city Of Mendoza was
shaken, but did not suffer any OK
tensive damage.
In the town Of Costa lie Araujo the
seismic convulsiOn opened great
creyices. out OF which hot water is
spouting. The water from one OF
these geysers reached height OF about
fifteen feet and formed pool
In which two persons were
drowned. A Red Cross ambulance
has reached the village and the work
Of rescuing any sufferers who still
may be alive In the ruins has been
started.
More than $4,000 persons inhabited
little towns along the eastern Andean
slope, and as reports continue to add
to the long list Of casualties, appre-
hension Is felt that the final figures
will be very high. Rescue parties
have been sent from Mendoza, but de-
tails from the scene OF the disaster
are meager, as telephone and tele-
graph wires are badly disorganlzed.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
ExcuLPArEs MARINES IN HAITI
Naval Court Says Men Did Dangerous
Duty With Great Credit

Washington.-The naval court Of
Inquiry which investigated the CON
duct OF the marines in Haiti reported
to Secretary Daniels on December Is
that there had been no proper
grounds for the statement by Briga-
der General George Barnett, former
commandant Of the marine corps, that
the force had been guilty OF practically
indiscriminate killing Of Haitians.
After a careful survey, the court,
presided over by Rear Admiral Henry
T. Mayo, found General Barnett
charges were "ill considered, regret
able and thoroughly unwarranted re-
Elections" on the work of the marine
corps in Haiti, adding that the corps
had performed difficult, dangerous
and delicate duty worthy of the highest
commentator.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
FIRST SESSION Of
LEAGUE At An END
DEciaioN NOT TO AMRNo THE
COVENANT At pREeENT ONE
CT IMPORTANT FGATUREs.
Request fer the Admiseiorief Germany
Denied, WhIls Austria and 4
Number Of Minor Power,
Are Admitted T. Msmbsrshlp.

Geneva.-The first meeting OF the
league OF nations closed on December
~ In burst Of eloqueuce in Z rather
sgitated debate.
In farewell speeches, Paul Hymans,
president Of the assembly and DR..
Giuseppe Motta. president OF Switz-
erland, declared the first assembly
had proved the league wars living
organism and success. The opinion
expressed by many Of the delegates is
that the assembly has done all that
could be expected Of It, II not more.
The closing speech was made by
President Hymans Of the assembly.
I'VE have tried great experiment,
he said, "and we have succeeded Our
work has shown the wisdom OF re-
framing from amending the covenant
OF the league OF nations at this
time.
THE great work for future activi-
ties Of the assembly is the constitu-
ton Of the international court"
outstandino Features.
Some OF the outstanding features of
the first session OF the league are:
l. Decision not to amend the cove
nant at this time.
:. Rejection OF the request for the
admission OF Germany.
8. The admission Of Austria, Bull
garia and minor powers.
4. An effort to relieve the situa-
ton In Armenia, torn by international
dissensions and menaced by both Tur-
key and Russia.
5. The withdrawal of the Argen-
tine delegation, DR.. Honario Puerry-
ron, Argentine foreign minister, pro-
testing against the rejection Of Argen-
tines series Of suggestions.
9. Clash between the assembly and
the council on the control OF man.
dates.
Z. Postponement Of the Chino-Jap-
anese clash over Shantung, awarded
to Japan by the treaty of Versailles.
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Serial No. 018088---
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Novem-
Der Is. 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
George w. Bronson, of Moulton, Ida
no, who, on December 20. 1915,
made Homestead entry, No. 0180S8,
for E1-2NE1-4, Sec. 26; W1-2NW1-4
Sec u.s.; E12SE1-4 Sec %; WIZ
SW1-4, Section "a, Township 16
South, Range % East, Boise Meridi-
an, has filed notice OF intention to
make final three year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above des-
cribed, before c. e. Strong, U. s.
Commissioner, at Burley, Idaho, on
the 21st day of January, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: G.
w. YOnk, William Merrill, l.. e.
Bronson, Harry Crowthers, all OF
Moulton, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
IRISH PEACE FARLEY ENDS
British Premier and Irish Leader Still
Far Apart IN Views,

London.-CorresPondence which has
George and Father Michael O'Flana-
gan, 'vice president Of the Irish re-
public in an effort to bring about
a truce between England and the Sim
Fem organization. apparently has been
ended.
Father O'Flanagan, in his latest
message to Mr.. Lloyd George, declared
the only way to reconciliation was by
direct negotiations with Official head
of the Irish nation, PRESIDENT de
Valera"
In his reply, the premier said: This
attitude closes the door to those coun-
sells of good will which you Invoked"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
FIRST publication Nov. rs, 1920
Final publication Dec "a, 1929
WOMAN'S CASE
AMAZES OAKLEY

A business mans wife could not
sew or read without sharp pains In
her eyes. For years her eyes were
req and weak. Finally she tried
simple witchhazel, camphor, hydras-
It's, ETC., as mixed in Lavoptic eye
wash. The result produced by sim
gle bottle amazed everyone. We
guarantee small bottle Lavoptic to
help ANY CASE weak, strained or
inflamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup
FREE. w. w. QUILLIAN, Drug
8lst. (Adv. ~
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
MEETS DEATH IN IDAHO FIRE
Manager Of Packing Plant 10 Over
come In Blaze

Boise, ldaho.-Charles r. Seymour
was burned to death and H. H. Mulvi-
hill, overcome by smoke, was rescued
in an unconscious condition in fire
that destroyed the packing house of
Van H0ssen Il Seymour at Mesa, in
Ad;ims county, Idaho, Sunday night.
Aside from the fatality, the conflag-
ration was one Of the most costly that
has occurred in that section Of Idaho
The monetary loss is estimated ut
100000. There were stored in the
building $1,000 boxes of apples, which
are total loss. The building itself,
which was practically entirely con-
iumed by the flames, is understood to
nave been on.y partially covered by in
surance.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
Girl Lures Victims Into Trap.

Chicago.--A pretty girl with pearl
handled revolver played the leading
part in three daylight hoidups In the
day. In each case she pretended to
be lost, stopped passerby and asked
him to direct her to an address which
always proved to be only few doors
distant. Generally the person stopped
volunteered to point out the exact
pearl handled revolver was placed
against his side and he was ordered
to "go in or get filled with lead"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
Koreans Attack Japanese.

Tokio.-Korean insurgents in the
Chentao district on the korean-Man-
churian border recently attacked and
surrounded a Japanese detachment
killing eighteen and woundng thirty
five of the japanese troops.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
Lewis Heads Mine Workers.

Indianapolis. - Returns received
from all over the country Indicate the
reelection of John L. Lewis as presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers of
America over Herbert Fl. Harlin of
Washington.
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Tacoma.-George r. Stagg, New
York newspaper man and former army
aviator, who disappeared September
l., following the kidnapping of his g.
year-old son from the home OF his
divorced wife here, suddenly reappear-
ed Saturday and In superiot court was
sentenced to from ten to ffteen years
in the penitentiary following plea
of guilty to kidnapping charge.
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Japan's Population 77.OO5. 600.

Tokio.-Japan's population, as re-
vealed by the census recently cotnplet-
ed, is more than million under the
estimate. The total number of per-
sons in the empire is 77,0O5,OOO, Of
which 5596O,OOO are in japan, and IT,
2S4 Goo in Korea.
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Bio Drug Seizure.

Seattle.-Narcotics valued by fed
eral officers ut $4,000 were seized at
the King street passenger station
here Saturday by United States Gus
toms officials. The drugs were found
in two travelling bags.
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war Finance Measure Passed.

Washngton.-The senate resolution
to revive the war finance corporation
as a measure of relief for farmers was
amended form by vote of PIP to 81.
1t now goes to conference for adjust
ment with the senate measure.
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Kansas Ships Corn 70 China.

Topeka, Kan.-Large shipments Of
corn are being made fr0n Kansas to
China, according to DIR. nj. s. Sheldon.
editor of the Christian Herald. who
has already raised more than 100000
to aid the famine-stricken Chinese.
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Two Killed at Crossino.

Byers, COlo.-John Colbert, % years
old, was instantly killed and Allen
Fossen, 80 years old, sustained injur.
les that caused his death few hours
later when the automobile In which
they were riding was struck by 4 train.