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DIRECTORS
Elected For the MARYLAND Re-
filming and Kay County
Gas Companies

PONCA CITY. Okla. Jan. l$.-The' an
nual meeting Of the stockholders 81 tnc
stockholders ~ tho Kay County Gas
Cnmpany AMI &C ,h' Mariand Refining
company We" held tins afternoon az
PonCU ti.y. Okla.
Tn directors .lrclcd for IN" ensuing
YEAR for tn" Fnnra Cias Company are +.
w Mar!and. ". II. MrFadden: John 5
Alcorn. \. L. Began and s. =. Collins.
all OF pnnca C:ty. Okla
The directors q th,. Mariand Roaming
company are l.. ". MarIand. W. "A. No
Faddcn. John : Acorn. W. X. Moore:
5. =. Collins. Jr.. and \. l.. Began. AL or
Ponca city. Okla: - Il. RarriErans. Or
Wichita. Kansas: William q. Lackcy AMI
Louis J. Nicholaus Of s.. Louis. Mo: J..
&. Gallery. IF pittsburgh. Pa. and John
F.. Stevenson. Of Wheeling. were re-,
elected on n" hoard for the MarIand
Refining Company.
Tho holdings "f .;h" companies are
the best in the southwest ami Sr'at
future j. DECLARED ~ l." in store. IL
reports for the past year ar" very graz
fying 10 all Stockholders.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO. Ian. l%.-llog% r'>"ipiSS
;, n,rh: ,$t.lnr;"d t"!m"rT"w %"'VO'
steady 10 |" cents higher. closing hrni'
IYIE I4tuultIn: top ltII. h'ary lt3" ~
i!sG. medium It40" i+ii. uEh, t"n4
ili75: mgh, light lto".> l+h"; HeaEF
rark,rc lowS smoot,I 1851 ltl": PACK
irY .n,vs rough $50 1915; pigs l"25 y
Cattle receipts 2"."no; cst"n"'"l -;
morrow l0.u"u: weak: medium ana
booyy wrlrh'. choice and prime 1890 q
1873; Medium and good .hd $500;
common 9nnri ll"5: lght weight Good
and choic" 40" Il 1850; common ana me-
dunn H-.Hi.nH. Bu;' H"r cattle. H"lt-
rrs $500 lI.": COWS 80 = l3"5: cannrrS
and cutter, 80 $50, veal calves 1919 q
sou: feeder steers. ~" G loo: stock'r
steers -. l""".
sheer zee .rp;,, lS.n""; estimated tn.
morrow l5.n"": ,t"ahy. Lambs ~
pounds ndwit l;|I n l?1|; 'uiis ID '"Ii-
mon 1879 1873.
Ewes rn"dum aid good a0tp Loo;
Gull, AVID common i2"LS"".
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SUGhls.

NEW YOEk. Ian. i5.~-'Th' local mar
k"t for raw sugar "aS fIrH ana "n-
change! at twrly" cents for 'uh'$ COSY
and freight. equal to i&.ni Ter ''n'tl'u-
car Tnt strike Of som ~ ia" '"'h
norris IS SAID to bc ini'rt'.ring Win th"
shipment OF sugar I" some extent M
though there :r''ars tn b" g""l In
oulry in tho market for prompt or near
hy shipment. There WEI" sac" tnaR!
Of $4,000 bags Of Cuhas {" local re-
finer at twelve cents cost ana irciBh''
clearance thus week.
In refined rivals seem 10 be tn"rcas-
ing and consequently allottm"nls ~ r.
timers arc more numerous. TINS has re-
LcVed the situation I" SOM extent AZ
though there is still an active inquiry,
One refInrr has announced pro" oil 10
cents for fine franulaiei hut Il - eA'
pcrted that such ali"tmGntS Of sugar as
they will make. would b" directly |" inc
trade through their own agents an"
other price lists were unrhang"r II SIX
teen cents.
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WarWnndl RriNfs.

Eoy Arnold has returned - MS home
- Na.'.,lli,. i[i.. AZ / Ni' n..'HS SfN'r!i
DAVIS v..I'tug friend. IN Cent?" N"rw'"h;
Nv. AMI Mrs. tI"rnam iiHvCTCamp a"i
ltriiN. IT S"!;h H''hiai'H A>eh,' L. IN
:, lrovad in Wh cling win NJ! VII.
iuLk,. their hn!"'. ~.
\ militia. 81 Tie members Il the Mis-
s,,unr.- society Il ~" thuStlan "hdic'!
vas held last even - ~" h"M' W
Mrs. Roe. at wn'N" IN" - ra' "'''''
on, rartcre wrr" discussed.
Sew ,,rs'.,s ""rr r''' iN"d al ne ~ Il
,-ig,,,l Yesterday afL"rI.''.n wh,''h wil h,
rscd nv the bows Ga9n' tnHll team.
\ meeting of thu l"''>' "lu' vas hrid
la.i evening At ih' l'r"SnN ''iian chutcn'
1 .,,nd ,jmr WIS enjoyed - all present
MIR and Mrs 4. y h"IE hnd tan.i;'
wh oi,eye been sncnGing the rrSt couple
months WISHING in lhuen'N. Arizona ore
c,ra,,tod horn" in IT, next c"HiI" weeks:
! rncr,iIg " tn" fH'""hIc!i' lass OIL
lhr Lutheran church VIII m'c' ln'H az,
rrnr ~ 'hr.c "'clnck. NJ ar" requested
u trrn Ripley. o! Wisconsin. IS visiting
h,s s,star. Mrs. Dcnlcy q: Center war
wood Nj HInlcv IS river "!l.i ~ inc
r,TdII,. west and he states tat Warwood
is (. booming town.
Miss Mary nar!s is span ling several
days a ~" guest OF lri"n4j IN Pitts
Mr and Mrs. Adam Dillon, Of Center
N'ar;vnrd !ett Yesterday for Mann!r ton
u.N. - they Will visi' friends.
Mrs. Harry KENNEDY and son loft yes
t,r1av f,r Cleveland r'fcr spending sew
"a DAYS visiting AZ the homo ~ Nj.
aud Mira Harry Kennedy. of Nil eleenth
street
Mrs. Wiley Marsh II expected hom"
todny ..fror spending several days with
h.r parents 1T Cameron. W. Va.
torn n Mr.. md Ms. Lack coleman
of rTonr1Crrs. dauCt or y"Tfcrday
morn nr 18th mother an dchild are
dong nIT:lv.
NJ 1..u-o Tor1cr=Cr I'D "n7rl.. az
TNcst L'b"~tv no 80 gu""tS 81 rcl"tionS
In N,r.' Wrrwond.
Mrs r'.ili- = rrmers h"S returned 70
her HON" in Fa'rmont after spending
several DAYS visiting friends in War
wood
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WARNlO[|
coal. CARS
RUN AWAY
LITTLE DAMAGE DONE AS Re
suit OF THE ACCIDENT.
Other Items Of Interest la The Up-Tfe e.
River District.

SIX cars ~ coal. a. tbs. EI"hland Cnal
company at Beech Bottom, ran away vs.
terdav afternoon. after they had been
brought from the mine. coal was sea e
tered for $50 fort. breaking windows in
several houses which arc built clos" !"
tho tracks 81 Tho mine. At SHARP
turn in the track. ~ ddl" ways down the
incline. tho cars left the tracks. land nG
on the river road and the tracks Of the
Panhandle traction company.
II IS miraculous that NJ noe was IN
iurcd, ss several miners w"r" waiting On
a car TO 20 home from work. but II seems
as Soon as they heard thn great noise Of
tho cars coming down the grade they
know something was wrong and At Gree
huntrd shelter.
After A careful investigation Of the
mine ms pcctnrs. following The accident.
Il wae found that nnr &c IN" large links
10 the chain which lets tn cars come
gradually down the nIrIlu". had broken.
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PrrrsBuRoH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Penna., JAN. d az t.
slow supply. light; prime. 'l"."" " SI".'"'
Sheep, steady. supply hE"'; i.@n'" ""'''
ers, SLIGO Sizes; calls md common
81, 00n s. .nr: lambs. $Ii." q ti'.3", veal
calves. Sci 90" $@lIn.
Hogc. lower. supply. - d"uh!" d"'h&'
prime hcAvIeS. Slo.or; heavy yorkera'
sla.5c,G$li.Gj; light I"rh"rS' Ei''-''
DIES. Sla.uu. r"u1ns. $i-.h".1 >I5.'".
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Miners Attended Meeting.

IarGr numb"r UI IN" rnlpI0ytE NJ NJ
Richland coal Con1panics both al Sow
Warwood and E.rrh Bottom arc attend
inr tho meetings Of thf government min
inspectors which arr heiaS hold n
Wheeling this wreck. TIL" m"n are learn
Inr Ihr usr nf ~" hr' a'...uc apparatus
and Other things whirh are used " tn
mine inspectors j. 'urrS"n|E cas-.
r T. Williams federal Inspector -
~ charge f tins work and h" "lsn's
that all thai can .f',ld IN" u''"uuLs
viii do 50. "a il - r", known when ihiS
Information Will u..d 20 hc used.
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VA. -, u.e+inq CHANGED

II was fret announced that thc me-
ing IF the w ". ,lIb would be hrId O..
Thursday evening Mt IN" home Of Nj
Eu,run Long. Tut ms hrH b en- "AhmSHo
,,,,iI Lr,dny evening Plans will hc
made for a social affair to be Eiven IT
February AIS" All election Of officers
vii b" hrd. All N nb"rS 'r" urged 10
BE- rrcsent.
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WEAKNESS IN
CORN MARkE7

CHICAGO. Jan. Ia. Much weakness
developed in III" corn market To-Day a.
renewed attention ia national wheat d.
rector Barnes warning against pri|'
hazards Tho rl"S~ VAS nervous AZ q J"
-. moi lower with MAY l%2 = to lS2ss
n -, ~ O.. In provisions IN" outcome
varied from soc decline 10 81" advance
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Special Meeting.

\ special mc,'iII.E u che members OF
the ChriSrlan urd"aVor s'.Iety was h"in
last cr"u,rg a. III l'r,sb! J"rIan church
on Twentieth street. Several matters
pertaining to the society were taken nr
and considered The Ii. i secretary ~
tins district VAS ur"sDnl aud dtliE"r"d q
short talk on ,ht good work which IS
being done by thc sOC!CtN.
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MONEY Arp ExcRANeE.

NEW YORK. Jan. l3.--MerCnnt!Ie Pm
rcr siX sterling sixty dry hills $50 :;
commercial sixty day bills on banks
: T0i,: commercial sixty day bills 80;
demand G7"l,; cables 3.74i": francs O.
mLnd ll.2n: cables Ills. GuIlders DC;
mand Az cables 37ta. Lire. demand
~ ~. cables -. 40; marks demand lHA;
cables 1876. Government bonds weak
railroad bonds heavy. an ,.u
Time loans strong: GO days. 30 days
and six months 7ia. $780,,
ing rate s: closing bid .: offered nj 10;
last loan 10 bank acCcptancos ~.
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ToIrD0 GRAIN,

TOLEDO. Ohio. Ian. l$.-LCloverSecd
nriIne cash ~. 40: January 3S 40; Febru-
AIRY ~. III: March 30 80: April 1922.
Alslke. prime cash. January $3.50
March 81. 60. So
Timothy. prime cash lH17. 500: cash
lqIS 500: cash 1919. 6,2L: january
ISi2L: March G?5: April 6@2 L.: May
G@%L.
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4 rl,rt!ng ~ III, ulIicc.s u lhc 3. II.
". I, M has been called for Thursday
ev"nil,- Ai the home Of hias Clara Minor
Of South WarNvud ~, raj important
matters are t.. -, r"nsIdcr' a,id all OF
nC,rs M ROM. Sl,.d 10 b. on MAMd.
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Entertained Class.
NI,r,b, Taryey :

Members Of Miss Martha Harvoys
Sunday school were entertained last
evening al her home IN rrH'r Naiw""d.
hTc evening MAS .prn' IN Ii"iinE games
an drndair al dat a S"aS"na"ie hour
dainiv refreshments were served. IL
was also decided nj this TIM" I" give
social some nm. ~ the II, Ar future.
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Preparatory services Will he held on
Friday evening At 3" n tn" Luth'rhn
church Rev l. y Met ord VIII nave
charge and al members gr" requested 70
attend, Communion Services will b" h'Id
a. both morning and evening services
SUNDAY.
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Planning Dance.

rumbcr of the younger set for dance -
no given some time in the near future at
The Island dance club. A committee IN
..hRrgr uf thr affair viii moot hi" "v"n-
my and ,rmpl"I" D,HuS ami "rrhnE" tor
=, n.rrhcstra II is understood that Ibis
viii b. an invitation affair and that
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Sewing Circle Met.

The regular meeting OF the .'0ior
Stwi.E crete was held last rNcn!.'S al
Inc homo of MISS Mary Minor. The cv-
.nfrr was spent IN necdlHwuTn which
Ma, followed ny q soGI"l hour.
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RirA Kindred Club.

Mrs Russell Griffin, Of WeIlshurF'
will entertain tho members Of The War
wood five hundred club thiS afternoon
Tbn bonrs from, two I'll rive WI he
spent in PLAYING 1--WE hundred and At SIX
o'clock a very delicious chicken lunch
con will be served
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meeting Of the Y. w. girls OF the
h,rh school was held Yesterday nft"r.
NOON following their studies. A special
program was rendered which Was en-
ioytd hv all This being followed NY
social time
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. La q. 20.
Reported by \. L. MAsien Il Co.. nom
hers boston Stock Exchange. SaconS
floor. National Bank OF W. Va. BlnS.
STOCKS. lid. Ask
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NEw YORK, Jan. l3.-Ffnal rrc"s ~
Liberty Bond stoday were: AIS 1920;
first IS o. GA second IS 81 50, mrs, as
%. S4; second AS oI.70: third -. :
90. Sd; fourth AIS 81 so; Victory ~ $
rs. 70: Victory as 9S so.
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PETROLEUM.

OH. ,lTY. Pa. Jan. l&.--''T'd'; bal
ancrs s. Huns %6.9@5; average 39.i3O
Sh,p,u. MIS- %-.;ul. nvcr"Io "7.4N".
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, ". IA. Jan. -. 70
;.T- L,s,Std Tnr In,ellieencer hy y: f
SioSS Exchange. National Bank 5 sung
In. Wheeling. w. Ma, Louis r "''"O'
Resident Partner.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. -. %.
Reported b. A Il. MaSten - Co. mem,
,ers New York Stock Exchange, Second
floor, National Bank os ". Va. Bldg.
STOCKS. Bid. Ask
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. " Va. Jan. l3. 90.
Rspr~trd ayA + MAstcn & Co. mem
- btttsburEh Stock Exchange. Sc eon5
.loor. National Bank " ". Va. Bldg.
STOCKS Bid. Ask
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r.rRKprY RONpR,

Hazel-Atlas GLASS Co--Transfer books
closed Dec. - for IS per cent stocH
subscription right at $4,000.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Ian. IS. 20.
Reported by 4. f, Masten i G.. HeaEt
bers New York Cotton Exchange. SeconS
Elocr. National Bank OF W. Va. blds.
- Nr;,,h fSIoRa
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Cash quotations.: Corn No. mixed
Isl n l3a: No. yellow 1853: oats No. :
Whit. $751;. n S6%: No. 5 white So u
XII. D. rk nominal. Lard @3.9- a ef.n'
Ribs 1900 n 20U9.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. IS. 20.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Sto:h
Exchange, complied for the IntelliEen'
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same vii ba sent out III the next couple
days.
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STOCKS.

- WI M
Bloch Eros. Toh. pfd.
do common ........
Central Glass Works.
Conservative Life ms
Fostoria Glass Co.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.
Imperial Glass Co. =.
La Belle Iron WIS ptd
do common $1,000.
Marker Auditorium Co
Prod. (Inc.).
United Dairy Co. go.
L. :. Stamping Co..
Ward Rahing Co. ptd.
do common ......
Warwick China Co. pr
do common ....,
Nix. & Bel. Bridge &c
Wheeling Bridge Co
Wig. Fire ms. Co. -,
Wig. Metal & Mfg. Co
Wig. Mold & Fdy. pfd
do common ....
Wig. Steel & Iron Co.
Wig. Steel Casting. =.
Wheeling Tile Co.
Whitakcr-GleSs.Co. pr
do common ........
Marland Ref. Co.
Ha1el-Atlas Glass Co.
Rights. when as and
II issued ..........
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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I Open High, Low Close
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
HERMANN MUELLER VA A
r NJ FL NUEVO
GABINETE E NJ
En- case de que fracase en-
esta empresa, Ebert dard
la comision a Herr Trim
borg, Eder catolico

BERLIN, JUNO e.-El Canciller
Hermann Mueller, que juntamente
con los demas miembros del gabtne-
te aleman presentara su .dimisi6n al
Presidente Ebert. eI dla de antier, ha-
sido designado por el miSmo Primer
Magistrate para formar el nuevo mi
historic, como re&ultado del vote an
ti-gobiernista, en- Ia election general.
FL Canciller Sc haila ahora empenado
en- su nueva labor Y Sc ha eXpresado
que en- el case de que Herr Mueller
no lcgre formar e. Gabinete. Sc pedi-
a Herr Trimborg. lder c~entraliS-
ia que forme Ct miniSterio.
4 juzgar por los caiculos que hacen
los ~peri6dicos, los az miembros de
Ia Asamblea Nacional. ~quedaran di-
vididos de Il siguiente manera: bio
que coalicinista que apoya al Sobicr-
no de Ebert, 2I9 curules: oposici6n.
incluyendo $50 conseRadores, 22S.
Otro calcUlo pr;vado, hasado en- e
compute incomplete recihido hasta
ahora. diStribUye 42S de las curuleS.
de Ia s;guiente manera: Socialists de
IA mayorfa. 100: Independence, IL;
Centraiistas. So: Nacionalistas ale
names, 81: Partido del Pueblo ale
man. So: Dem6cratas, +&; Partido del
pueblo bavaro. II: Cuelfos, 5: Comu-
nistas. .; diversos 8.
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Won Bernstorff fue derrotado
en- la Ultima election

BERLIN. JUNO 9.-Entre los can
d!datos ~derroiados en- las recientes
e!ecciones parlamentarias en- Alema-
MIA. Sc cueuta al eXEmbajador de
AIemania en- los Estados Unidos, Con
de Joahan Won Bernstorff, quien fl
guraba como candidate democratic,
con I'm programa que inclufa entire
su plataforma, IA declaration para
lograr una paz permanente por me-
do De un pacto entire las p~otencias,
diferente del TODD a Ia Liga de las
Naciones.
Fn cambio entire los candidates triun
fantes Sc al ~eX-Nice-Can-
ciller Imperial. DR.. Helifferich; al
X -Ministro de Hacienda, Matias
Erzberger. lider de los catolicos o
ce~ntralistas; al lider socialista, Jorge
Ledebour; a Felipe Scheidemann y
al Doctor Won Dernburg.
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Sc PIDE LA REPARACION DEL
EDIFIClO DE LA ADUANA

TAMPICO, lamps. JUNO EN- la
session ordinaria que anOche celebro
la Camara Nacional de Concrete, ha-
10 Ii P~residencia de senior Eustorgio
r. Ruiz. Sc tomurou acuerdos de gran
importancia, entire los cuales figure
en- primer lugar 81 dirigirse la asocia-
ci6n IL Ia Secretaria de Hacienda
dandole cuenta del d~eplorable estado
en- que Sc ]encuentran los .techOs y pi-
SOS de Ia Aduana Martina. La Cana
III Nacional de Concrete hara Yer i
Ia Secretarfa de Hacienda Ia ~ventaja
de que cuanto antes Sc proceda q la
rsIAraci6n del mencionado edificio
con 10 Qua Sc evitara el Gobierno ur
mayor d~esembolso cue habria de ha-
Ger mas tardc evitandOle de esta
suerte muchas dificUluades al conner
clio V al publico en- general
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"A DISTRIBUTION DE LAS
~REPARACEONES
Los aIiados acordarGn en- una
iunta Ell modo de hacer
la repatriation

PARIS JUNO LA question re-
latiya a Ia division entire los allados
IL. 1as sumaS que Alemania debera
rac,r Dor Preparedness, Sc tratara
acknowledgements en- una junta que los
primeros ministries aliados van a ce-
lebrar aqui como preliminar de IN
corferencia dc Spa. en- vista de las
obieciones pucs,as por Italia al con-
veni ~celebrado en- Diciembre proN'-
mo pasado por Francia ' Ia Gran
Bretana.
La base original para Ia distribu-
ci6n Sc hahia ~convenido en- u tue
ran las pardiads sufridas por las va
rjas p~otencias; pero Italia segun Sc
dice. demanda ahora que 81 reparto
bara sobre base del ~esfuerZo com
de las potenclas en- Ia gue-
IRA.
TaInbien Sc dice que antes de esta
ronfereucia preliminar. Sc ped!ra Il
los Esrados Unidos. que Sc cont!rme
oficialmeute por ei gohierno de csc
pals, Ia declaration hecha por e Pre-
siGeu;e Wilson en- e ConseJo de los
Tres. de que los Estados Unidos no
pedirian ninEuna parte en- los pages
por Preparedness.
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LOS ALIADOS DlRlGEN LAS FL
NANZAS ABSTRACTS

PARIS, JUNO 9.-Los aliados Sc en-
cargaran de Ia administration flnan-
Ciera de Austria para aSegurar Ia re-
construction economical de Ia naci6n,
seguu IN ~despachO que dirige a lie
Temps" su correSponsal ell Niena,
quien dice que Ia Entente ha conve-
nido en- en- conceder Il Austria un en-
prestito para alimcntOs Y Otras neCe-
Shades que tendrAn propiedad sobre Ell
page de las Preparedness de Ia que
IRA En- Gambia Ii COmisi6n de Repa-
r~aciones asumira la direction de las fl
narzaS austriacas.
FL Canciller Renner. dice lie
Temps. ha communicate Il la ComlSlon
de Presupucstos del Parlamento una no
Ia firmada per NJ. k~lohukowSki V Sir
William Goode, en- nOmbre de Ia Co
mission de R~eparaciOnes, de Ia seccion
de Viena, Ell la que ellos represen-
tan 2 Francia Y a Inglaterra. Esa no.
ia anuncia oficialmente a Austria Ia
ayuda que Ia gran entente de poten-
cias esta dandO para Ia restauraclpn
economical V autOriZa Ia mission de DO
nos del Tesoro. para los cualeS SER
yiran de g~arantfa la prOpiedad publ
ca V todas las entradas de Austria,
con respcto a las obligaciones cNtran-
+eras. incluyendo las deudas de guerra
' las Preparedness.
"Esos bonos del Tesoro cGhrIran
Cr6ditos por alimentos V materlas pr!-
mas, va a~cordados, o que sean acorda-
dos Ell 10 successive; pero Ia ComIsioI
de Renaraciones tendra ante TODD e
control de las f~inanzas de Austria
Eventualmente podra tener nano Ell
Ia imposition de Contrlbuciones y ass
gurara Ia e~stricta economic en- los
gastos del Estado.
Eel Cancillr Renner ha anunclauo
uue es mminente que sobrevenga III
estado de paz despues de la ratiflca'
cidn del tratadQ de San German. Hs
manifstado Ia gratitud del pueblo aus
triaco par la ayuda de IA Entente
n esperanza de que Austria ~encuentr'
en- Ia Comisi6n de R~eparaciones un tn
tor benevolo".
Ell corresponsai de lie Temps" dic'
Que los pro-alemanes estan sumamel
te contrariados. porque Green que es'
movimiento de IA Entente hace impo
sible su vehemente deseo de u es'
territorio Sc mex q Alemania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
CUATRO NACIONES NO Sc
HAN ADHERIDO A la
LIGA TODAVIA
Son elias: Honduras, Costc
Rec, China y los Estados
Unidos.

WASHINGTON. JUNO a-En Ia
Secre,ar(a de Estado de! Gobierno a
mericano Sc indic5 hoy, con motive
de Ia adhesion de Haiti a n Liga de
las Naciones, que solamente Hondd-
ras. Costa Rica, China y los Estados
Unidos. eran las cuatro n~aciones que
Guedaban de las que hab!an sido in
v;,adas para formar parte de Ia Lii
n de las Naciones, sin adherirse a
d;cho Convenio. De estaS. sc dice,
China no Ia ratit.cado e. trItado de
Versailles en- vista de Il protesta de
10 que el gobierno chino conSidera Ia
irjusticia de Shantung. 81 bien para
obtener Ia admission a Ia Liga de las
! Naciones. t!ene en- consideration aho-
IA. Ia ratification del Tratado Aus
,riaco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
UN CANONERO CHINO
BOMBARDEO A UNA
FUERZA NIPONA
Hay gran agi:acion en- Toxic
CON motiuo de este hecho,
que ocurrio en- Nike
Iaeuks

HONOLULU. JUNO 9.-Un despa-
cho cab~legrafico recibido hoy aqul
procederte de Toxic, dice que n
IRA agitaci6n ha estallado en- TODD
81 Imperio. con motive de una notl-
cha publicada allf. referente a que un
canonero chino bombarde6 a una guar
japonesa Il Sc encontraba en-
el puerto de Nikolaevsk.
Noticias anteriores del Jap6n, de-
clan u ell puerto de Nikolaevsk, que
Sc halla a % millas de la desembo-
del rio -Amur, en- Ia Siberia,
habia sido capturado completamente
por los japoneses. q~uienes habian obi
a los rusos b~olshevikis a eva
Guar esa plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
Todos los gastos de envio son por nuestra cuenta.
CLAUSURAN Ell GOLFO De
ISMID LOS MGLESES

CONSTANTINOPLA, JUNO 9.-EI
Colo de Ismid. braZo oriental del
Mar de Marmara, fue cerrado hoy
por los ingleses para TODD el tratlco
comercial. La orden de referencia Sc
debe, seGGn Sc dice, a las activlda-
des de los n~aciOnalistas turcos a 10
largo de las costas de dicho Golfo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
La division militGr a cargo
del Oral. ArnuIfo Gomez

TAMPICO. JUNO 5.-Arnulfo R.
Gomez, Jefe de las Operaciones Mi
itares en- ell Estado de Tamaulipas,
ha girado una circular a las Jefatu-
ras de Armas en- el EStado, hacien-
dolas saber como ha quedado consti-
tuda Ia ga. Division del Noroeste que
es a su mando. La citada Division ha
quedado integrada por cinco briga-
das cada una de las cuales esta al
mando Immediate de un general bril-
.gadier.