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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE 9s

FARMS AND LAND FUR SNhC oo FOR SALE OR TRADE--Missouri farm of 22S acres, about 50 miles east Of Kansas City, Mo, F miles east of Bosworth and % mile of Dean Lake, Mo, on main line of Santa Fe R. R., in Charlton Co.,, one of the banner corn counties of the state. This farm is in the Grand River valley and the soil is as rich as the Mississippi delta lands from to 10 feet deep and as black as your hat, and will grow any kind of crops requiring rich soil; 100 bushels of corn has been grown on this farm without any special atten- tion; under present prices one crop will almost pay for the farm, as over POO acres can be put in cultivation. Owing to my being in the naval sery- ice and not being able to properly manage this farm I will sell at S125 per acre; other farms near are sell ing from $150 to S250 and even more, per acre. Would prefer to deal di- rect with anyone wanting a farm of this kind, as I am no trader and would rather sell and will carry back s15,000 at 1a per cent. or will trade for Alabama farm land or Birming- ham real estate providing no inflated values are offered. pr. w. G. Rowe, U, s. Navy Recruiting Station. 303 Title Guarantee Bldg. Phone Main 6493
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
TUNGSTEN FOR
THE ASKING
IN CHINA
Large Deposits in Many
Districts are Going to
Waste.
nNrERNArloNAL nEws seavieEl

H-HrERRATfoNk NEWS sERyfcEl
WASHINGTON Jan 6ZAm0it'ous
Americans desiring 70 become owners
So tungsten mines without paying
thiag sor them may DO 80 ~ GO
nS n CHINA. according = the advices
rcecised by Inc Department OF Com-
a4aree from Nicc-Corsnl Charles p.
kfs ne. III srangns According 70 his
sort. III the rs, au,e. wtth few
tNccptt3n&. the mines are mot ovned
bv private companies or ny tho Gov
eIament ana anyone mey employ men
70 work one
Fax discovery Of the tungsten m mes
in nina has been recent The prime pal
districts in which the mineral is
round are the provinces Of Human. IN
tho southern part 81 China in Hang
chow and it. tieinity. NankanghsieE
Taiyu. Kaiyung. IIeifung. Lukfung
ana Chukiang districts The districts
mentioned above are only these in
which operations are now being ear
rled on. there being other large areas
ia which tungsten dep SITS are found
which have nD, as set been opened
Chinese tungsten in the form Of
w~olframite occurs either a. sands or
peShles III tic streams ~ IN the small
veins IL the granite rochs. The
former depos Is are sometimes accom-
pantvd Ivy eassitcftto uv magnetic
or aetn. usaalis mixed @ith quartz
saufe. the .attc- in rhe torm Of VEINS
ranging IN thickness from a fraction
III an inch d. two or three Inches
Afth0ugh both Kinds ~ deposits are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
GARY
TURNS SLEUTH

Harry Stringfellov. Gary's ~eli-knovll
druggist, turned detective yesterday
that is he started to do some persons
sleuthine thai h. does not intend 70 Civ
up until he finds the PARTY that sole
u-4llet ii his store III the Reynolds butie-
ing containing nearly 500. II vas saiie
Harry Was changing q $40 bill fer 4
customer yesterday afternoon that tn
theft occurred. II left the wallet on TIL
ccunter for a minute 10 attend to another
matter and when he returned i was gone
Mir. Stringfellow suspects a parts that
was standing a tthe same counter who
left he store Immediately.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
AUTO HEARSE BURNS
ON STREET OF GARY

While Ell roose from Chicago 81 -
Doc. Mich. a large auto hearse va a
stroycd nv Ar1 in front of the Union
Drawn Steel Co. plant on f. Firth &c
in Gary Friday evening. The hre as
partment responded TO an alarm sent ~
~ 4 soldier. It is said that rome thins
went wrong with the carburctor and Z
second later there Wns , squirt Of fre
and the car was a mass of names tn
car Was owned IS Adam Herman, an
undertaken at st. jos. Mich
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Arthur Snodgrass Of the Auto Gus
toms Shop had a neat little Joke played
o. him recently. He ordered a big
lot Of advertising pencils to be handed
out 70 his customers. Someone insert
ed an ad IN the paper, stating that j
free pencil would be given to any Kid
who would come to the shop. Forty
urchins we're there early the next day.
all in a row. waiting their turn FOR 4
pencil. Mr. Snodgrass was busy ii
the back end Of his shop when about
the 354th lad came in and he told the
boy to help himself. He cleaned Art
TO the tunc Of fourteen pencils. leaving
n as ar appreciation Of Mr.. Snod-
grass generosity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
McGRAW DIES
AT GARY, SUNDAY

Following a brief illness william
NeGrau. 7e0 Adaiis street. Cary. asad
All years Old died II tie fanlIy resi-
dence Yesterday morning Death is
attributed = pneumonia.
MI. ateGraw was employed ia the
mill and was vel known. Besides his
wife he Is survived by i've Gaughts :
and orc son IN charge 81 the Mas
ons the funeral viii re held al the fam
AS residence tomorrow afternoon at
b I'D 5 ~. Dnr ~ at Oak HH.-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Leo knoerzer. Of the Boiling Auto
has a fellow down there who
has all II psychologists you ever
dreamed Of beat when il comes 10 ana
Tying character. The fellow We are
speaking about il a bull pup. and
though he is perfectly harmless. he
can tell you BY his expression that he
knows about every little mean thing
you did in your life.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
ROB
A

While changing the trolley wirs on
MS car at the J" at 26th ave. on s..
Broadway late last night. Peter Seehack.
operator OF ono Of the naw one-rnan cars.
was held up and robbed by two bold
negroes. Il was not learned how much
the robbery nettcd ths two hold-un ren.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
SOLDIERS TO STAGE
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL

TIE soldiers ara 10 stage anothee
boxing carnival IN cary this week. the
il, providing they are not called ava.
Preparations have been completed to-
another big show at the Gary theatre
next Friday evening when q card OF *
fast bouts will he staged. Tickets
are now on sale in all the cigar stores
at the theatre and the "Y," The price
viii DC ST a seat. Fret come. frst
served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
Auto Gossip

William Vogt. Of the East Side Car
age mas taken. or rather been for
tui.ate enough to secure the agency
for the Monroe automobile. a product
not very familiar to the natives here
abouts. but 4 Hoosier machine through
and through. The machine is turned
out a Indianapolis and is said 70 Be
making good. Il is a medium piIeed
car with some very high class features.
William Hoeppncr Of t04 Detroit
street, treated himself to an Essex SCI
dan last week: 50 did Joe krzywinski
OF 1901 Barring avenue. East Chicago
The Parker Taxi @. has added to
their service a Cadillac sedan.
Eek Campbell has purchased Of P. ].
Bauwens a Studebaker touring car
Attorney J. D. Kennedy Of East Chi
cago, and William c. Peterson Of All
Slbley street, Hammond. have also
bought Studebakers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Hammond dealers report the sale Of
automobiles unusually active for this
time Of the year Buyers arc an,ici-
patins the same condition that existed
iast spring and rather than take
chances Ga getting the ca AZ ten
choice later they are following the ex-
ample Of the early bird.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

~ualties arc reported IN a series OF ~
client a~nt.-dynastic demonstrations -
soma. Bulgaria. according TO n tx
ehanee Telegraph dispatch from Bas E
TO-DAY
Forty 4 9usand persons Joined in the
demonstrations and the palace of e.
King Ferdinand was attacked
The police had a difficult tine re-
storing order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
~LUNCHEoNs

Members u tho Gary Commercial Club
are now enjoying 0 regular noon d.
luncheon. which wss started last week
The midday luncheons ere served be-
tween The hours y 1850 and 81 ard
the evening mesl from $50 70 $50. =
taoie d hole dinner IS served ~ SO
GsNs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Some one with a real good imasin-
alton please sugges, a place suitable
for tie Auto Show-the kind of a
show Hammond is anxious to pull off
II you know Of a good place notify
H F. Mcfarland of the Mcllroy Mo
Tor Supply Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

II. a. Elsner. salesman for the Ham
mond Nash Sales. Vas in a street car
accident in Chicago last night. but
came out Of the wreckage unhurt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

One thing that i~rritates the motor
ISIS quite a bit these days is the block
ing Of the crossings at Calumet. Co
lumbia and Oakley avenue. but par
ticularly at Calumet avenue. where the
traffic Is heavy. Trainmen must Be
unsympathetic fellows. particularly on
The NJ c. Boys. when you get = ma
chine Of your own. you Will then know
Why blocking the crossings IS disagree
able to your motor friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Jos. E. Krzywinski. 81 Indiana Har-
boz. the popular drug man.. came over
u Hammond and placed his order for
an Essex sedan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

But speaking about morale" says
p. j. Bauwens. Of the Studebaker sta
ton. it's wonderful how YOU can build
up that faculty even il animals.
was greeted one morning not 50 long
ago BY a purp' that showed the ef-
fects Of about 900 needless kicks. and
the little fellow thought he had one
coming from nc. Well. he was in
vited on the inside where the weather
vas warm. and a bottle Of milk was
ordered from a nearby store. He
showed a keen appreciation for vet
goods and had an almost unlimited ca
pacity for solids. His tail had a
downward curve and extended straight
under for a day Or 50. A good warm
bed. regular meals and friendly treat
ment have caused him to forget his
former troubles and he now feels Just
as important as those birds travelling
around with sawed-of smellers."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Henry Chappi. Of West Hammond,
j. driving a new Hudson sedan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Mrs. r. E. Hankforth. Of the Hank
forth Hat Shop. has purchased a Sport
model Hudson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Jack Lrech. the Harley man. avs
If some promoter would build a mile
race track in Hammond. he would
have a gold mine. There arc enough
fans in this territory to make il worth
while 10 pull off a big race every two
weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
BULGARIAN ROYAL
PALACE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcE1#
LONDON. Jan. 5-One hundred cas-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Alfred Tromr. Hammond. has
placed his order for a Scripps- Booth
touring Car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

The editor Of this column welcomes
news Of interest relating 10 automobiles
and allied lines.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

The Cut Rate Auto Paint and Top
Shop on Indiana avenue, has out
grown is present place and will move
into their new building in about two
weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

Dale Flcckinger, Indiana Harbor
will soon be driving a Nash coupe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
EN- la HUELCA.
HOY TENDRAN LUGAR LAS
ELECCIONES EN- CUBA
Sc temen desordenes debido
al estado de amino de
los contendientes

D-. Serr!cio Especial para LA PRENSA.
RABANA, Cuba, Octubre Sl.-En
yfsoeras de las elecciones presidencia
les, el ambiente portico en- esta CAPT
taly en- general en- toda Ia isla, Sc halla
intensamente electrizado Y sin hume
ro de rumores circular ell todoS los
circulos. A dar margen a tales rumo-
res. han contrihuido las tiltimas con-
ferencias que ha estado celebrando et
Sub Secretario de Estado Lie Pater-
son con el Presidente de IA Repubh-
ca.
Sc ha venido diCiendo desde hace
dias, que el gobierno cubano reci1Io
una nota del gobierno de Washington,
relacionada con las elecciones de ma
mana, en- IA cual, segIn Sc dice, Sc
hacen indicaciones al Executive de "a
conveniencia de que el dfa primero
de Noviembre, dfa de Ia cont!eIioa
electoral sean acuartelas las fuerZas
armadas de Ia Republica, para evitar
lamentables alteraciones del orden. TO-
da vcz. que han llegado a Washing
ton noticias con visos de certeZa, ce
que muchos militares del Ejercito Gu
bano. eStan ;nterviniendo de una ma
nera directa en- los asuntos electora-
les.
Entire 81 pdblicG hay cierta intran-
Quilidad. dado 10 caldeados cue Sc ha-
Ian los aninos. Y 81 bien no Sc es-
pera que ocurran los sucesos de las
anterioreS elecciones presidenciales, se
tee Que ocurran des6rdenes q pudie-
ran desenerar en- motines callejeros.
Las apuestas per los candidates es-
Ia a Ia orden Sel dia Y visibleme..jo
notable IS el favor Que tienen IN el
publico, las que Sc hacen por ri can
diGaro del Partido Liberal General
Jose Miguel Gomez. cuya election SO
cree esta vez aSegurada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
GREEN IS LLEVADO
A Ia CAPITAL De
LA REPUR[|CA
ALI Sc LIZ JUZGARA POR
Los CRIhENES QUE PESAN
SOBRE FL
Sc ESPERA QUE iRR|BE MAKAhA Al
PUERTO De VERbCRUz A BORDO
DEL BUQUE "PAPhhTLA"
Te;eorGma Especial para LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre 81

Teieorcma Especial para LA PRENSA
CICDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre 81.
-Oficialmcnte - lla anunciado en- esta
capital que el autor de los flagrantes
atentados cometidos ,or las fuerZas ia
basquefias en- Fillahermosa ultimamen-
IL, cuyo resultado Tue Ia muerte de
varios representatives del pueblo, y que
ha levantado un grito unanime de pro-
tesla en- toda Ia Republica, llegara a
esta ciudad en- el curse de Ia semana,
obedeciendo a una orden que dlct0 Ia
Presidencia de Ia Republica por con-
ducto del Secretario de Guerra, gene
raj Gales.
Segun los dltimos mensajes que por
la via Official Sc recibieron aver tarde
en- las oficinas presidencialeS en- es
despacho Ie! Ninistro de Guerr&, Sc
sabe que cl general Carlos Green, Il
ouien Ia opinion publica saEA,a como el
tlnico responsible de los sHaSr!entD;
successes de Niliahermos;. Taoa$ce. i'c-
Gari el martcs al puerto de Eer"CrnZ
a bordo del vapor nacionr1 "Papantia.
De Sillahermosa fue llavdGo Green
conyenientemente escoltado hasId eI
"Papantla." cuyo arribo a NeracruZ
Sc anuncia para el dia del cnura3ie
noviemhre. La Secretaria de Guerra ma
dispuesto que inmediatamente despues
de su arribo al puerto jol ocho. Carlos
Green sea traldo a esta mctr6poh, ell
{ u e ser;i juzgado con todo :t=or.
/ Scrau ramados DOT LIS triounales.
para que rindan sus declaraciones ante
IL just:cif, federal. los reTtic"s rresen-
ciales de los successes ocurridos en- el in
terror de la Camara. Local. de Tabasco,
para iormuiar cuan'o antos al pr,,of"
r. CT ,o Y fallar en- el sentIdo que
sth7le II ley. pues n opinion @''blic;t
esta recIamando pronta efectiva JUS
,icia ara castigar = los aut0re; y di
rccrr5es de csc Grim ~ poits:co.
las uutoridades De rsta ciu.iad TO-
maran toda clase dc precauciones. pues
Sc ha sab;do que Sc trata de orSanizar
una c-..n manifestac IA de crotesta "a
contra de Carlos Green para "a noche
dc s.: l:gada a la capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
GALES DECLARE QUE
ES AMIGO DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Comenta fauorablemerte la
not;cia del reconoci-
miento proximo

Teies1oma Especict pare LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXCO, Octubre 81.
Ell general Plutarco Elias Gales, &C
tual Ministro de Guerra en- el Gablne-
te del Presidente de Ia Huerta, Y soore
quien ha creido siempre la opinion pa
blica que no era amigo del pueblo anne
ricano, fue interroSado aver tarde por
los periodistas acerca de 10 que opl-
ma en- ei asunto del anunciado recono-
cimiento del Gobicrno reVoluclonario de
Mexico por el Gobierno de los Estados
Cnidos del Norte, como resultado de
las promesas formuladas por ell senior
Roberto V. Pcsqueira en- una carta que
dirigi6 al Secretario de Estado de Was
hington, Mr.. Colby.
El general Gales declare los re-
presentantes de Ia prensa metropoli-
tana que le satisface muy ampliamen-
tc Ia actitud que finalmente han adoD
tado los funcionarios de IA Casa Ban
ca al anunciar el reconocimiento del
actual Gobierno de Mexico. y que
aprovecha In oportunided para de-
clarar que jamas ha sido enemiso, del
pueblo de Ia Union Americana
Para robuStecer Su decElracloRr d
gregg el general Gales que, cuando
fue Gobernador del Estado de So
nora, en- Ia epoca de don Fenustiano,
Sc crey6 Que era cnemigo dc los Es-
tados Unidos solo porque habfa de-
fendido los intereses del Estado; Y
que ha siGo un gran error echarle
en- cara tai supuesta enemistad, pues
por el contrario. siempre ha sido un
amigo sincere del pueblo norteaaeri-
cano.
Han motirado concentrates muy
variados las declaraciones del gene
raj Gales en- los cfrculos polfticos de
esta metr6poli. Y Sc consideran bas-
tantes para hacer desaparecer Ia sos
pecha de su enemistad hacia aquella
naci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01

Tn nucvo y mas sonado triunfo rue
el que cbtuvo aver tarde Ia Banda de
Estado Mayor, en- su seGunda audiclon
en- esta ciudad.
A pesa~ de que la tarde So hallaba
amenazando lluvia, que afortunadamen
te no lego a caer, para las tres dc la
tarde Sc hallaba materialmente inradi-
do ell Parque Breckenridge espe-
cialmente el espacioso lote dedlcado
al juego de pelota, que era el sitio
escogido para Ia audici6n de Ia Ban
da. Para esa hora, era va dicicil ddr
un paso en- ell terreno dicho, pues muy
cerca de veinte mil almas es aglo-
meraban, ansiosas de escuchar Ia
famosa asrupacion musical mexicana.
Caundo los musicos mexicanos Sc
prcsentaron en- Ell Parque, encabezado
por su Director, el Captain Campos,
fueron recibidos con una ruidosa ova-
ci6n dc Ia concurrencia que no ceso
sino hasta que los filarm6nicos ocu-
paron sus puestos en- Ia amplia tribu-
ns que sc halla en- el lugar, la que cast
llenaban por complete.
La aglomeracion del pGblico Sc hizo
mas apretada aQn, pues toda la gente
que Sc hallaba diseminada hasta en-
tonoes por otros lugares del parque,
sc acercaron al sitio en- donde iba
tener lugar Ia auGici6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
LEGO A MEXICO IN
ENv|ADO ESPECIAL
De GUATEMALA
TRAE Una COMISION DEL
DR.. HERRERA PRESIDENTE
De AQUEL Pals
CON De. la HUER1A !
CON SU SUCCESSOR, Il GENERAL
ALYARO UBRtGOh
Tel,ornn,e Especial yGra La PRENSA'
.nII..AA 4 IL, IrNII,A OrIuhre y

T.lsorrp,n Especial yGra LA PRENSA'
CICDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre Sl.
Ell doctor Jose Prado Romano, uno
de los principa IS lideres poh,'coS DC
Ia VAGINA +, R,public4 de Guatemala, qJe
coopccD preferentclnente en- Cl now
ninio derrocador del L!cenciado Ma
nuel Estrada Cabrera, acaoa de AeSdI
. esta ciudad procedente de ia capl-
tai del citado pals, traysndo una M
sion de cardcter SC"reto del PreSioeh-
te guatemalteco actual, doctor carlos
Herrera. cerca del Presidente Subsu-
tuto de Mexico, sehor de IA Huerta, y
del general Aware Obrg6n reciente-
mente declarado Presidente e.ecto de
nueStro pals.
FL doctor Prado Romano iue reclbi-
do en- la estaci6n por una represen-
raci6n del Prtocoio, en- nomore DE
la Cancilleria MeXicana. y q! ser IN
terrogado por los periodlstas meTopo-
Iitanos sobre su mission en- este pals
declare que esta relacionada lntinia-
mente con el acercam1ento compete
do Mexico V Guatemala. acercamienlo
nue tanto sc ha ambicionado, que
No &c habfa llevado la practica contra
Ia vo!untad del pueblo de GuatemaIa'
Que siempre ha ansiado ser un g'eA
amigo de. pueblo de Mexico.
Sc dice tambien en- las este"as poh
,icas Y diplomaticas que Ia l!esada del
doctor Prado Romaha tiene conexion
con Il revision que a haceTse dc los
tratados internacionales que eXlsten
entire ambas Republicans, a cfecto de
lograr en- muy brcve tempo que las
dos naciones marchen dc comun acuef
do Sc dispenser mutua ayuda.
En- los primeros dias de Ia semana'
secun Sc anuncia, G! delegado del PA
sidenta Herrera scrd llcrado por una
comislGn de la Secretaria de Felacio-
nes ante el Presidente de Ia huerta,
debiendo sar prcsentado tambien con el
general Alvaro Obreg6n Y oros altos
funciouarios de Ia actual administra-
ci6n e. lures sera r"cihido en- audie'i
cia privada por el Subsecretaro E.."
cargado del Despacho de Re!aciones
Exteriores. doctor Cutberto Hidalgo:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
Sc PREDICE QUE
TRIUNFARA Mr..
HARDING
Creese que ganara todos
los Estados del Norte
excepto el de Utah
MAS DE 300 VOTOS
Una circular anonima dice
que ell candidate de los
republicanos es de
sangre negra
MAS DE 300 VOTOS

Tciegrau.G Especial pG-c IA PRENSA"
NUENA YORK, Octubre 3l.-Los
lLderes de ambos partidos. en- visperas
de las elecciones, asesuran que obten-
dram IL victoria.
Los repubiicanos han protestado con-
ira Ia distribution de una circular an6-
nina en- que Sc dice que Harding es de
sangre negra, habiendose hecfo uso
del correo para ia distribution de las
referidas circulareS.
Los neutrales que han venido obser-
vando detenidamente todos los inciden-
tes de Ia actual campaia electoral pre-
dicen que Harding obtendra Ia victoria
: asreSan que Sanar4 en- todos los
Estados Cnidos del Norte con excep-
ci6n de Utah y Montana.
Mark Sullivan perito en- cuestiones
de caracter polftico. dice que Harding
ohtendr3 352 votos contra 17s de Cox,
' David Lawrence. no obstante ser
dc filiaci6n democratic ' amigo perso-
nal de Wilson. cree que ei nlimero ds
votos de Harding sera de 500 Y el de
los de Cox 1872.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01

BANCO INDUSTRIAL
DE CREDITO EN-
ESPANA
Han quedado terminados
los arreglos para su
estableciniento
i116 BANCOS PARTICIPAN
Tendra un capital de mas de
81 millones de pesetas y
hara prestamos hasta
por 1877 millones
.I16 BANCOS PARTICIPAN

;De. Se-rsc;o Especial pera Ia PRENSA."
MADRID. Octubre Sl.-Han Quedado
terminates los areSlos para Il eStable-
.cimiento dc un Eanco Industrial lie
ICredito que Sc sE5e1ard q los t&rminos
del Decreto de >;ryiembre de l9lS.
Tendrdu participation en- :! ciento
dieciseis BancoS Y conJard con un ca
pital de treinta : s.eJs millones medic
de peSetaS dcb:e" - pasarle al EStaoo
q cuatro per Cien-o de interSs soore
los bonos dc credit. industrial cue al
Estado le entreSUe Il :sferido Banco.
LIS prSstamos Poaran hacerSe a as
.;udusIrias protesidas por un ttrmiEo de
ounce amos hastL IN totsu de L.
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