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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-28
X. o. Fatal to Chicago Boxer.

Detroit. July 2S.-Jack Foltine, %. a
Chicago pugilist, died here early today
following a knockout blow struck dur
ing a bout here last night with a local
fighter. When he fell Foltine's head
struck the mat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-28
FLOUR FOLLOWS WHEAT
Large Reductions Are Reported al
Minneapolis Mills.

Minneapolis, July 2s.-Reflecting
the slump in wheat prices. flour
dropped today at all large mills here,
one of the largest reporting a reduc-
ton of 40 cents a barrel and another
a 75 cent drop
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-28
is SHAKEN
New Quakes Felt in Three Cali
fornia Cities Today.
TremOrs Slight, However, No
Damage Resulting.

Los Angeles, July 2s.-A light
earthquake shock was felt here at
11:26 o'clock this morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-28

11:26 o'clock this morning.
Riverside, Cal, July 2S.-Riverside
was shaken today by an earthquake
shortly before o'clock. The tremor
lasted five seconds. No damage was
reported.
Los Angeles, July 2s.-An earth
quake lasting about two seconds was
felt here at 1875 o'clock Monday af-
ternoon. The shock ratified building,
but no damage was reported.
A second shock of about the same
intensity was felt at 2:10.
San Bernardino. Cal, July 2S.-A
slight earth tremor at 7:40 this morn
ing did no damage as far as could be
ascertained.
The Little River news., 1920-12-11
Ardea nsvss

| Arden, Dec. y-lSpeclal)-Mrs. Joe Barry. was shopping in Foreman Tu- esday morning.
 Mrs. Chas. Coleman was in Fore man Monday morning. | Kate Davis and children of Gran field, Okla, are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. Oscar Emerson and children left Monday morning for visit with relatives in Oklahoma. Judge l.. Hawn of Levenworth, Kas., arrived in Arden Wednesday morning. Bryan Pullen and Miss Flora Chill ders Of Foreman visited in Arden Sun- day. <, Mrs. A. B. Phillips and son, Frank, visited in Foreman Saturday and Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. H E. Garrett returned from Lockesburg Thursday morning. Mrs. Steve Crews and Gladys Allen were shopping in Foreman Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Altenbaumer, Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Nixon motored to Ashdown Thursday
 Mrs. J. N. Wise was in Foreman Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Davis of Fore man spent Sunday with relatives here.
The Little River news., 1920-12-11
Ashdown School News.

The Physics class visited the light plant Friday and learned something about the gas engine. We have had series of fine talks this week on Good Citizenship. These have been very inspiring and helpful.
 Foreman Hi boys will play Ashdown l Hi boys game of basket ball this af- ternoon. We expect to play them a Iclose game.
 Everyone is glad to welcome Miss Wilson back in the school room,i after her recent illness. 1 MT. Wilkerson: Horace, why are there no more enterprising young men! Why I remember when It was com mon thing for young man to start as clerk and in a few years own the busi- ness.' Horace: Yes, buy cash regis ters have been invented since. Minister: Would you care to join us in the new missionary movement Willie B. Is it anything like the fox trot?
 The basket ball boys are practicine hard for they are expecting two games next week and expect to win both o them.
 NOTICE-I have house for rent, anc lone coal stove and one-fourth ton ot local and stove wood for sale. Come and see me.-G. c. Gross.
The Little River news., 1920-12-11
Ailene School News.

Allene, Dec. S.-(Special)-School Is progressing nicely with good atten- dance and several new pupils this week. But sad to say one of our pu- pills was called away. When on last Sunday morning the death angle visit ed the home of MT. and Mrs. Colthorp, and carried away their dear little son, Melvin Colthorp. The entire school and teachers extend to the bereaved home their tenderest sympathies. ' This week being examinaton week everyone has plenty of brain exercise.
 We have our classes in science and manual training organized and hope to do good work in the future.
 z Our athletic clubs are doing excel lent work, having four teams in bas- ket bali, and will in the near future meet any neighboring school for con- tes, games. .
 We also have our new pictures for the school room decoration. Come and pay us visit. s
 On December IF, Friday night at 7:3O, the school will give program. Everybody has a special invitation. A Die supper will follow the program. The proceeds to buy seats for the au- ditoriuhm and other necessary equip ment for chOOl.
The Little River news., 1920-12-11
Arkinda News.

Arkinda, Dec. 9.-(Speciall-Atty J. o. Livesay was here Monday from Foreman.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. E. B. Chappell a girl, this week.
 Charley Jennings returned from Greenville, Tenn, recently with wei come smile. Charley has made two trips to Greenville in the last two years and returned to Arkinda. He knows where the goose hangs the highest.
 June R. Morrell was here from Ash down this week.
 MT. and Mrs. J, c. Turner started few days ago for points in Mississippi They will spend Christmas there.
 There will be a meeting at the school house here Saturday for the purpose of organizing against the highway road tax. The farmers say they are not going to pay the tax.
 The county superintendent of schools was here the first of the week.
The Little River news., 1920-12-11
King Rider News.

King Rider Community, Dec. - We'll, the walking saw mills, are get ting to rest today. It is raining in this community today, the 9th.
 Most every body is busy getting in their ties, as they got notice to get them all in by the tenth.
 Chas. Spence was busy hauling ties last week.
 Albert s. Hall of the Oak Grove con- munity had nice sale .ne 1st of Dec ember, and sold out everything, and will move to Central, Okla. Mir. Hall was general leader at Oak Grove and he will be missed very much by every one, as his place will be hard to fill.
 Mrs. H. c. Boyer is visiting relatives in Kansas.
 Seems as though Earl Boyer hangs around Arkinda quite a bit on Satur- day. He must have girl down there. Roy Stephens was in this commun- ity this week. G. w. Evans went to Texarkana last week and was operated on. It was re- ported he was doing very we'll. Lee Evans will leave Wednesday for Little Rock to get new leg. Carol Evans of Haworth, Okla, wis ited relatives here Saturday. R. J. Stanley and family visited C.B. Dover Sunday. Willie Smith is on the sick list. If you want to trade horses see R. J. Stanley, he can rig you up. Jamie Dover is on the sick list this
 week.
 Paul Cooper of Texarkana was visit ing in the Oak Grove Community Sun- day.
 D. Y. Clovers visited his father Sun day.
 Claude Dover and family of Win. throp visited Joe Stanley Sunday. Bob Barton is on the sick list this week.
 There will be speaking at Oak Grove school house next Sunday at 2 o'clock by the Rev. Steel of Foreman. Every body is invited tc come an0 bring. some one with you. $.
The Little River news., 1920-12-11

been working for the past year.
 Mrs. Ben Ogden was shopping in Texarkana Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Fnrlow were shopping in Ashdown Saturday
 Mrs. w. J. Mcdowell visited her daughter, Miss Rosa, Saturday, who is training at the Micher-M -Migher hospi- tai at Texarkana.
 The best dance ever before was Sat urday evening last at the tin store, It being a very informal affair. The string band from Fouke furnished the music. The invited out of town guests were only a few, namely: Miss Cath erine Bannon, Texarkana, MT. and Mrs Griff Goodman, Texarkana, Leonard Pittman, Stamps, Lamly Hut, Fouke The dancing was very modest and everyone present spent quite an enjoy. able evening. Ms
 MT. and Mrs. George Lewis were shopping in Texarkana Saturday.
 Mrs. A. c. Mills and children spent the week end at Red Bluff.
 MT. and Mrs. Fiber Mcdowell, Miss Madie Crouch and Oscar Taylor attend ed the show in Texarkana Saturda, evening.
 Our Methodist Sunday school is on' of the best in the county. We are do ing great work, and our membership is increasing regular. Every one i' welcome to attend every Sunday morn ing, beginning promptly at 10 a. m,
 The Epworth League will entertain with a banquet Saturday evening il the. school auditorium. It is to b' quite an informal affair, the plate din ner style will be- used under the dir ections of Mrs, I. N. Hutt and thu Mis- ses Smithson. Only the memher' will participate.
The Little River news., 1920-12-11
Oak Hill Agricultural Club.

Oak Hill Community, Dec. SS-The Oak Hill Agricultural Club met Friday. December 3, and organized their club for the year, 1921. The following of ficers were elcted: e
 President, William Shafer.
 Vice president. Lewis Shafer.
 Secretary, Ola Shafer.
 Program committee, Eula Hinton, Ola Shafer, Maude, Hinton.
 Reporter, Maude Hinton.
 Miss Norwood was present and help ed to organize our ciup. She also made a very enthusiastic talk which was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Glenn of Ashd0Nn was present, and We were very glad to have her with us.
 The club appreciates having visi- tors to come at any time.
The Little River news., 1920-12-11
Hicks News.

Hicks Community, Dec. 9.-(Special) I-Hardy Jeans and son. Charley, have moved on the Bonnie Welch farm. Mesdames A w. Johnston and John nie Matthews were shopping in Ash down Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Waldo spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives al Millwood. 'a @ MT. and Mrs. Ed Johnston spent Sat- urday and Sunday with Mrs. John ston's parents, MT. and Mrs. w. E Owens.
 Mesdames Charley and Walter Youngblood spent Sunday with Mrs, J. w.. Quarles. We are sorry to learn that MT. Up Eton and family left Sunday for Mena, where they will make their future home. @4 @ ! Miss Edna Owens is spending the weekend with her sister, Mrs. J. E. Johnston. ss Wallace Matthews was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Miss Lillie Henry spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Owens. Miss Grace Phillips has been suffer ing with a crick in her neck for the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Barker spent the week end with relatives shere.
 Miss Bertie Lee Matthews spent Saturday night with Miss Connie Welch.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Johnston and children of Wilton spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Johnston.
 Hicks Club Met
 The Hicks Agricultural Club met Thursday night, December 2. and re- elected a secretary which is Lena An thony; program, social ana member ship committee was also named; plans for Christmas tree were made by the club for Monday night, Dec. 20. | Our. agent, Miss Gladys Norwood, will leave tor Cuba December 22.
 The club meets first Thursday night in every month. We are glad to have visitors.
The Little River news., 1920-12-11
0gdoa Meus.

Ogden, Dec 9-{SpeciaD Our Lea que is just fine. Those who are not attending every meeting don't have an idea what they are missing. The best way to find out, is to come and see for yourself. You ought to nave heard Prof. Grey's talk on Wilson; Mrs. I. N. Hutt's paper on Importance of Good Community Leaders, and Miss Ethel Smithson's paper on Jane Adams last Sunday evening. These are just a few illustrations to show you what we are doing. We are we'll pleased with the progress of our league during the past year and hope the progress will continue.
 The s. I. A. was postponed last Fri day night on account of the weather and was carried out in due form Mon day night instead.
 The main feature of tn. evening was a ,'railroad spelling match," which created great excitement. This was followed by a business meeting and decided that we need some new side walks and prospects are we'll soon have some.
 Our new Baptist church is indeed a credit to Ogden. It isn't quite finished yet. but it soon will be. We've already moved in, and we extend to all cor dial invitation to come yn 10 see us. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10; and church every fourth Sun day st II, and at night.
 Mrs. Georgia Pullman ana son, Leo hard, came over from Stamps Friday to spend the week end at this place with friends and relatives. Mrs. Pitt man is sister of Mrs. c. w. Hankins. Leonard has just recently returned from Pittsburgh, Pa., where he has
The Little River news., 1920-12-11

Wednesday evening" last, the home of MT. and Mrs. Ben Ogden, was turned over to their pretty daughter, Miss
 Cleo, and she proved herself a most delightful hostess. Boston Rock be- ing the amusement of the evening.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
Los ULTIMOs AVANCES BOECHEVIQUES

Londres, MARIO Z Comunicados Dol
;heyiques llegados a esta capital traen
"a relaci0n de las victorias rusas por
as fuerzas rojas en- la region de Mur-
mansk y anuncian la ocnpaci6n de las
estaciones de Kapeselga y Madyeizhia-
cora. ademas de algunas otras villas.
Dice el despacho que un tren blindado,
ocho aeropIanos y una inmensa canti-
lad de municiones cayeron en- sn po-
Ter. s1
Omega, que esta Ia desembocadura
lei rio del mismo riombre, a ochenta
millas del sudoeste de Arcangel ha side
ocupada por los tropas bolcheviques
En- el sudoeste, region del TfraspoI y
odessa, dicen los comunicados, que en-
re enero "A y febrero q capturaron
ios rejcs 1900 prisioneros $40 cano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
Noticias de Espana
DEL ULTTMO CORREO

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ts.salsh b. aersma ID eaidnffe ala
lan los gIssssss Psliiisss. aue ann ma~.
trade sie ssa mamga IN Rdlrs1im =
Dos in'Fsra- nas',ohalss sssiary,.iusiifTde
ssias > los ls.Esgimlss ~ cslEFa Gus
los pnrsulsas~tos san eisraiidos ce1
tsrla cnlna apInlsatio Isrouio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

tAsa FewAH4NAA . - sNtts*M Ass@N
llsns HRgsselns N.assaeulsel
Maafsa. n.alps i.-tss IsssAais.s -
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b. gse l.lrusr a. b flssualais2 tEAmre
- - ~ Au.nse ~ I.slla pzssaseF
ceme ~ peslsala. en- stAte = fraucla.
~ slAN Suxaalse--a RFeea n--es
cue "a Fsy Alfom~a salnn mnfaus csn
Iamin > n ssnaad aai,ae b. eslsrra
I,s~asfss.i. nc.sElsa1ada. .srln - thHls
.nislsdissa. uor - Marqus~ a. iieIna.
Miiasiir o. Esiaae s,s.afai
t.ss ssIaae, TsrFasdiss,s maariica = sn.
EseIsn Ia idra d. qne. "a Il raso a.
No llevar~e a un aruerde "a Ia con.
fcr.ncia DE- llRrsieos. ron Fcspsa a los
pendic,i;es asnni1s De Marupxss ~,
pana .alcra llcxar anie Il Js.nEr.sn
De- In I.iga de las Naciones. "a case,
rara que sea eStndiado I.or a.
III disrio gEsfico a. u. C.. ha pulIlica.
do hoy un artfculo cn Fl cllal ~ pOnc
de mal.iliesio que In question marrOqui
81 hallsria acinamlente soluc'enada 81
Francls huhiera acinadO con Ia del'ida
lnena fs y hulicra recOnocido los deere.
chos de Espaha on esa parte lei Afri-
ca. Agregase en el artlculo de rcferen-
cia que estas cuestiOnes que van a lle-
varse oabo rcsultaran un nucyo fraca
so puestO que de heciiO 10 es Il cntrar
, en- distnsiOnes con una nacion q. de an
teananO tiene In idea dc burlarse de las
demanhas dc otra que considefa mas
debil.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

mes, % trenes bIindados. $500 rifles,
Is aeroplanos y 800 carros de motor.
En- ell frente dnl Caucaso claman los
bolcheyiques la ocupaci0nde I'm nImcro
de localidades entire ell mar de Rostov
FIJI Ii region de Alexandrovski. en-
'el frente del ruranestan los rojos cap
tliraron el estado mayor enemigo del
general MssrNnoff $ con 81 5O.0OO.O0G
de fubIos pcrtenccientes al Gobierno
del Don.
Tambi6n han ocupado la Isla de
PvOwa, en- la costa nordeste del Mar
Gaspio, q las afueras de la costa de
Uralsk.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
INFoRMEs .DEsBEREsGlER,

NIRdrjds MARIO elq,erElsgeneral. Be
renguef 9inform:s al. g6hieno que frer-
Zas glmt;vas ham ReomenZatfo "a rodeaT
las eposiciones9 de- RehanRtoDes eliel Y
Hchid con elaol1jeto deapocetiel a un
ataque general para eslpturarlas. ncl
= Los zebelrles an.eOntinaade hacienl
do an fuego active. y Ell 2fiego de fuer-
zas 4riihras Sc nota con mas afrecuen-
cia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

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ais4an ~ a laassFeldaa a. Naafla
pmFmFM mut rsFmuen su.n FuAl4e 4 Amas
Fsra. SmEa tltataf q s,ula. Nfsaa
b Arr.. una , rhlte. susatessle a. rlll
iaaras4anie misiah ale l,AlsA A. lai
80 ss~aslimAas sseah ~ e+gwNa. s Nfss
eamisaaa a. rsas ssasalaigus = ia maifs
ratraa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
ANARQUISTA TIA
LIANO DEPORTADO

Barcelona, MARIO 1o.--El anarQuista
italianct EN- cuya: casa fueron eucontra-
das. dos granadas de emano.l lha sido de-
4portado. La situaei6n general Ia met
joradO. Sc nOta en- los .OhrerOs signOs
lie leansaneio. Weyler ha coItinuado
visitando los cuarteles " esta satisfecho
de la moral de las .trOpas.osn..l q Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
IA GUERRA rx MARRrrcos

Madrid. fs.lsnero 3s--El Gcieral De
rengsle- cognnnioa al Gobierno ,ple una
columna lie maTToluies al srryicio de
Esl,aiia. al dirigirse a oyupar riertas
poSicioIR-S. fne aiaeada por un gran
coniin=rnte dc rel~ldrs que maduyie.
ron viso fuego durante unos juiBce
minutes.
Ante 81 ataque Ia cOlumna q Orga-
niz0 en- combate cOnteStandO 81 fuegO
con los fusiles y Ia artilleria ligera.
pOniendo en- fuga al enemlgo.
La eolumna no sufri6 bajas. micntras
los rebcldes tuvierOn cincO muertOS
y cat ,rce heridOs que quedaron pri.
sionerOe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

NUMEROsos sINDICALI sTAs
cAEN EN- MANoS DE LA PoLICIA
( BarccloRa. febrerO 25.-La policia
de esta ciudad disolvi6 un mitn de sin
dicalistas, en- el cual Sc discutfan las
bases lie una nueva huelga que habria
de ser declarada en- tOda la region Ca
! talana. .a..f,,.e5 5
TOdos los que Sc halIaban presentes
esa reunion, han sido arrestados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
UNA BoMBA EN- VALENCIA

Valencia, febrero 25.-Un agenfe del
orden pdblico idescubr6 hoy una 'bomba
! que habIa sido puesta en- la Plaza de
Castelar,, Ell esta ciudad, la ctia! tenfa
su mecha encendida, lograhdo apagar.
la tiemp6 ~ % y 1 ai'
No obstante las gesti6nes realizadas
hasta ahora no Sc aha podido dar con
ell autoy-o autores de, este ,npeyo atenta-
do terrorista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
Ell REY ALFONSO DEMoRARA ST
VALE A BURDEOS

Madrid, mario 1o-En los cfrculOs
pOlfticos Sc dice que el Rey Alfonso de-
nOrard su viaje BurtleOs, hasta tan
to que los asuntos pollticos sigan su
curse normal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
+NUEvo ATENTADo TERRI tIfsTA
81 EN- BARCELONA fas7 abLos

| Barcelona. febrero 25-Anoche, cuan
do ell tren expreso que va de esta ciu-
dad a Madrid pasaba por Ia calle de
Aras6n, a corta iistancia del apeade!
lro del Paseo de Gracia, fue arrojada
una boLaba sobre eI coche en- que iba
lei selcr Gobernador civil de Barcelo-
ma.
| La explosion, ain cuando fua pode-
rosa, no cause dafio alguno digno dc
mencio, arse. El coche del GoIernadoI
no fue tocado siquiera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
ALLENDESALAZAR PIDE Ell yO
TO DE CONFIANzA

Madrid, febrero 25-en la sts'6n de
los Diputados, el Jefe del Consejo dc
Ministries Allendesalazars pidi6 uls yote
de 1conffanza que le permitiera al Go
.biei1iol aprobar los presupuestos, in
idicanio que el Gabinete solo intenta
'pernlanecer en- el poder para resolvel
esta gran question, v que dimitirdr
con gusto 81 otros leaders podfan pre-
sentar TN programa mejor.
Dato present6 una moci6n pidiendo
asf nlismo un voto de confianza al
GoDiernc como necesario para Ia apro.
baci0n de los presupuestos Maura
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
EXPLOSION DE IN VAI'OR DE
NAFTA

Valencia. febrerO 2S.-Una tremen-
da explosion seguida de incendio des-
truy0 .tOtalmente Ell este puertO I'm
barcO ingles cargadO de nafta resul-
tandO de la catastrOfe cuatrO marine
rOs muertOs y ounce heridOs. cinco
de ellOs tan graves que indudaJlemen.
te mOriran.
DE las vfctimas dos muertosg siete
heridOs son espanOles. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

Madrid, febrero 2s.-El seio: sen Allen, !
Idesala; ar, contestando a las interpe-
laei3nes que Sc lie hicieron en- ell Con-
greso rclativas a Ia prisi6n del leader
.sindicaiista Angel sembancat,l tIijo que
la acti;dd aslimida pp9bir p9r el Gobierrnio en-
contra de dich6 individuo estaha jus
titlcada puesto que sse hapia orlenado
la; detcnci0n del leader SemI,laneat.
pOr eilrrnderse que sgs aetna aeigpeS DO
drfan afectar al orden pdblico. ~
frsx.als.A 81 4 .3IagEEsnJ aG ,gHsi1n3&
g EXPPto9sSICIoN AlGRIco3.,k
C6rdova. fehrero Pront6 sera
inaugilrada la ExpoScion de Agricultu-
IA Nacional en- Ia que habra una sec
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

AAIAtAasE rAtsAsAA RtsAAENH -
NssTo DE soNfANzA
Madrid. fsarpro ss--An1ne4ase "ii
sinlm,aise que u actual Galanrie esIa
flol ha sccIlHdo - solo DE- conhaHEa 20
In ss-~i0E DE- hoy en Ia cAmarR d. b.,
Dipuiados. snponit0dosc cue esia ng'
titud dsl eolsiesIo. h caal en TAlidad
no erz. espemda. ois~lcse n sus deseos
de no snmar nnevas diicultadrs n las
de In actual Sitnacisn pOlitica. nahrical
do canino a In aprolaci6n de los pre-
supueS:OS = dando a los one hoy ocupnn
el pOde' una OpOrtnnidad para Que 80
lucionen los iinportantes aSunioS quf
aun se encnentran pendientcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

Ia ms ssss SosSssa 3 : a Ss sTsrssos inssruSs
mayor uaad psra csnhoO
ka rniernead efaue con aTego las mas rputAd9s piespo
ssrpsFado facuisatA primer edsn-cupO
Sc Samitsn traismento enermo pasO sexo
padnaO stnados popOs uedcOs los De SOSs
la4 ree.
suosssliaE por e Julio parscs
de d "a tard los dias 5000
Estsniatos spesis hSsO. Dc luz ds ahs hdo
o. .ssasqA -. S.r go -,a -coNEuLfoKIo .fEs.
.sas Aa~ro1 aEatAsl oorasrO la Sd. JuAa p r.
eonrudo al oetc Doado de los eleentos necesaros
ulta guarda de desde las de mahana
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oa sseneia facpItatva po
ds aptud pEaeiea en- continue lar
"a 5e aad sssnua 500 pagan s2sO ai
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

tai ENTIRE FRANCIA Y ESPANA
Madrid. febrerO 25.-Andnciase que
va Sc ia reanudadO el servicio postal
,entre Espaila Francia. el cuai hubO
de verse interrumpidO con motive de
las tOrlnentas que azOtaron en- los pa
sados dfas las regiones del norte de
La. Peninsula.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
Predominant los Gbogados en-
la Hgela C6mera de d.
putados francesa

PARIS, enero S.-De nuevo los pro
fesionistas predominant entire les d.
putados de Ia nueva Camara france
sa. : entire eIlos, los abOgados lie
van Il mayoria. De los 626 diputa-
dos cue forman la Camara, 154 son
abogados p~ostulantes o consejeros;
pero hombres de leyes todos ellos.
Siguen despuGs los agricultores, que
son E numero de 81 Y luego los NIL
litares Y marines, que estan repre-
sentados por rs miembros, de los
cuales, dos son generates, un Yice-al-
mirarte V dos ~aviadores. Ounce de
los diputados estan clasificados CO.
mo obreros, Y solamente cinco son
banQueroS. La Iglesia Catolica es-
n r~epresentada por cuatro sacerdotes
Ia p~rotesvante por + e pastores.
Doce &c los diputados >profesan Ia re
judia