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Evening journal., 1920-11-01
ELECTORAL COLLEGE
. ELECTS PRESIDENT

= WASHINGTON. Nov. UNITED
press THE electoral college was
coming in for its quadrennlal perlO9
of publicity today with both pollllcal
narties claiming the votes OF POO,
majority Of its membership.
The electoral college Is made up OF
electors chosen by the voters OF eaci
State. The representation OF eacI
State in the electoral college Is eqnai
"a the total OF the Senators ana ,,l,., ng-
nresentatives from that state. Inis
makes a total OF 53i electors ana zoo
Is a majority Of this number.
No President except George WASH
inrlon ever received the unanimous
vote OF the electoral college. James
Monroe was entitled 10 II but one
elector went contrary 10 tne Wlsi.les
= IN The voters OF his State, declarlns
that no man should ever stanu III
Washinglon's shoes. ..... go,
Tho trainers Of the constitution are
aid 10 have planned that the electore
college shoul meet and after que con
sideration make an independent clol.'
b for President II Immediately Decal'
the custom. however. lot electors p
niedre themselves TO candidates aug
n-ocedenl has prevented the hrea
mo al this pledge 90 that inc funci o."
~ Tho electors is q reality merely
p n no candidate receives a major.
ia ihe electoral college the Presioe
Hal election. under thc c'ns' ltut i'
is throvvn INFO the House or heli o.
enistIve. ard .he vice pre-. .len.'
choice ini0 TIE senate. Ine ohig pV'
s.hiliiy OF that heppenine as a req
> ~ tonorrcW's election lies hu
chsrce--said 10 be remote by poi,
al observers Chat the farmer-Lai'
or Socialist candidates taking seNs'
states away from he old parties.
Evening journal., 1920-11-01
THIS MACHINE
MAKES MATCHES

An automatic matchmaking ma
chine. which. Il is said. will revolu-
tlonize the industry. has been IN
vented by Alexander Kelley and ms
son, Edward NJ. Kelley, 3i02 Market
street. Backed by business men,
corporation known as The Whining
ton Match Machine Company, mas
been chartered at Dover 70 build me
contriVances and market them 10
match making companies. go
The FIRST machine has been hullt
by the kelleys at the shops or +. r.
Siocomb 4 Company. Inc, Fourteenth
and Poplar streets. A test m ade
recently showed, 10 Is claimed. less
than two per cent. waste from break
axe OF match sticks in making square
matches and four per cent. for round.
one OF the features OF The machine
| is that 10 Will turn out either type
of sticks at Will Al present separate
machines are required.
The elder Mr. Kelley has been en-
raged i'm the match making business
an executive and an active mechanic
for sixteen years. Elimination OF ih'
| twelve per cent. waste In The produc
ton Of the ordinary household mattel
and the higher loss In the making %
the safety or square match has beer
/ one OF his ambitions since Doluuc,.
Evening journal., 1920-11-01

Salesman and clerks should use The
want ads tle coming month 10 Sc
cure good DOeltiOns.
Evening journal., 1920-11-01
SHERIFF SELLS.
PROPERTIES
Union Leather Stock Sold
At From $50 to $S5
Share
ALL BOUGHT BY
JAMES S. BOYCE

At a public sale in the Court House
lon Saturday, Sheriff Grassland sold
fOrty-six shares OF Union Leather
stock and seven pieces or real estate,
The Union Leather stock, owned
by David d. Henwood, was sold TO
games /. Boyce, attorney. thirty-five
shares at $50 per share; six shares
at ssi a share. and five shares for $50
a share.
and French streets, property or Ray
nond H. and Alice J; stout. was s9ld 5i
40 Philip L. Garrett, attorney. Tor
Land and building at Thirteenth
and Clayton streets, property OF
I Joseph w. Williams, administrator
Of FleanOra Williams, deceased. was
sold 10 Edmund s. Hellings. attorney,
sor s6,A37, plus a $500 mortgage.
Land and buildings on the west
side Of Walnut street. between Eighth
and Ninth streets, the property OF
Sallie B. Pickels, adminlsratriX OF
Henry +. Pickles. was sold 10 Frank
l.. Speakman. attorney, for SJOOO.
Land and building at Scott street
and Gilpin avenue. property or WI
liam ]. and Elizabeth McC. OBrien
was sold to Edward w. COoch, attor'
ney. for $1,000 n
Land on the south side OF Twentieth
street. between West and WashingtoiI
streets. property OF Mabel A. Brad
ford. executriX OF G.. Will an
X. Bradford, deceased. was sold u
Edmund s. Hellings for St,tOO.
: 1901 LObdell street, the propert
Of Iohn and Poseph Zedernowski, wa
sold TO Harry p. Joslyn. attorney. 10
1865. .,.
Land at Linden and Adams streets
property OF Ralph p. Rigby, was sol
10 Aaron Finger, attorney, for szoO'
Evening journal., 1920-11-01
by WILL H. HAYS
Chairman Republican National Com
sniffea


Written for The United Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. AT the close
OF every campaign the country heard
Of political drifts. Sometimes they
are real and more often mythical
The close Of the 1920 campalsn, now
ever, reveals a drift so monumental
and overwhelming that there Is no
mistaking its portent II Is a drift
toward America and Americanism and
is in evidence from coast 10 coast ana
lakes 10 gulf. Il is confined to no
State or section. 10 means that the
nation will speak tomorrow as II mas
seldom. II ever. spoken before IN All
our political history. IL means
sweeping condemnation ana popular
rebuke OF the Democratic party Tor
its misdeeds and maladministration
these past eight years and the
restoration 10 power OF the Republican
party by large and In many states un-
precedented majorlties. D.,
/ believe all this and believe II
implicitly because / have one hundred
per cent. evidence that this mass IN
, telngence and intuition viii not mis-
/. carry at the polls.
: america first" means more than the
< preservation OF free republic against
- the overlordship OF super government
al Geneva where our sovereignty
would sink 10 a ratio OF one TO six II
2 comparison with Britain. a ratio O
s one 10 forty or fifty In comparison
o with the balance OF the world. Ihel
7, know that America FIRST equall'
u means that there are scores
domestic problems-intlmateiy re
lated 10 American life and llNennOou-
IT close 10 every American heartstone-
IT which must have constructive an
IT progressive attention II ~Americ
drst" Is 10 last and they are full
awake 10 the fact that the Wilso
- party and the Democracy, IN "
I'd Challenging presence OF these prof.
u lens. has stood impotent and IN col
f&ed bankruptcy.
Apart from the orgy OF waste an
he extravagance at Washington WIN u
IS spectacle OF padded payrolls and on
cial incompetency and government
incapacity presented on every sl'
Is, and which have burdened the peop
IT. with taxation the written and spok.
IS; record OF broken promises. spens Y
defeat OF wisconsin and All
works, including CoXism ana al
ok brazen pretensions. ,,,-
ire Eight years ago, Woodrow Milsql
a candidate for the Presidency. ,
lee dulged In rhetorical flights about y
nr high cost Of living and promised u
mediate relief II elected. Tell u
monographs discs TO this day in .
face OF steadily mounting prlg
from The time ne entered the Wh
House sneak for his broken promls
I'D An that the Democratic administl
il lion has ever done about the M
cost OF living has been TO put
rabinet officers on platform and stul
Evening journal., 1920-11-01
Blankets?

Here is extensive assortment Ihey are t rg"'S y
oJ j.; u,osf attractive color combinations and IOhdt IS
better still they are real blankets. 0drm fury ana 0''
uedrs of service in them
And eDery blanket marked Oh the exact percentage
of DOOL.
An oII-,pooL here must be 100 per cent I0OOL
Wool mixture blankets come IN grey I0'th p o" que
bOrders full size, $3.50 to $500.
Plain blankets, UOOL mixed, IN Ot"e Ia" u" greg w
pink, $1,000 to S23.50.
White ,,ooI MIXED blankets vh pink and blue borders
SII.OO to $500.
An exceptionally fine blanket, Uite, CIth cOored oor
ers heovv and full of Uarnt S2IOO to $4,000 Parc"ortL
desirable for gifts
Evening journal., 1920-11-01
Physicians Warning

Nco are constantly warntd aga
,hc danger OF allowing colds 10 d'
velon Mayr's pine Needle Balm "i
LII N thc nose 40 the iirs. sugS
.,or ~ cold will check ID almost
INN mined. aiely. This stimulating pine
frsgrance Is 81 soothing and healing
maj calarrh. and colds Of me head,
nose and ihroat dear quickly when ,
IA js used. Keep up your health by
aivavs having or hand a tube or
Navr's Pine Needle Balm and apply
rrcciv This refreshing pine FOREST
essence oitars thct nasal passages ana
u~omoies normal breathing. sold IN
tv,o sizse--9Gc and 60c tubes. Free
iriol Inv writing George D. Mayr, 2ia
W Austin Ave. Chicago. Mayr
pine Needle Balm is for sale ~ j. NJ
Tcke,d. and druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-11-01
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo the Clean, Anti
septic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for sc, or
slOO for large size, get a bottle OF Lemo,
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores
burns, wounds and chahng. II pene-
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo IS
a clean, dependable and inexpensive,
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as eject
tive and satisfying.
In skin troubles. ordinary soaps are
Irritating and liable to aggravate the
condition. Use Zemo soap. II IS anu
septic, soothing and hastens the proc
ess Of healing.
The W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
Evening journal., 1920-11-01
THE COLYIJM
0ChiSL,iR
ADVICE TO GIRLS

Given 500 years ago by an Aztec
mother TO her daughter.
Take care that your garments are
such as are decent and proper; and
observe that you do not adorn your
self with much flnery; since this IS
a mark OF vanity and folly.
Let your clothes be becoming and
neat-that you may neither appear
fantastic nor mean.
When you speak. do not hurry
vour words from uneasiness, but
speak deliberately and calmly.
In walking, my daughter, see that
you behave becomingly. neither go
ing with haste, nor too slowly; since
IL Is an evidence OF being puied up
TO walk too slowly. and walking
hastily causes a vicious habit or rest
lessness and instability
When YOU are in the street. do no,
carry your head much inclined, OF
your body bent. nor as little go VIII
YOUR head very much raised; wall
erect. with your head slightly in
clined.
See my daughter. that you Civ
| Yourself no concern about the WORD
YOU may hear, in going through tn
/ street; or pay any regard 70 theh
let those who come and go say VIVA
they will.
Ses my daughter that you neve
paint your face. or stain II, or you
| lips with colors. in order to appea
well.
Good advice, you say? Neryl But
These same Aztec mothers ar
d fathers liked nothing better IN an nt
man flesh roasted. fried or boiled.
women and children Joined q
= men in feasts OF cannibalism,' no''
5 historian.
thousands Of miserable victim
J. captives OF war, were annually "a
4 tened in cages, sacrificed on altar
dressed and served at banquets.
Maybe YOU can set yourself ba
fve centuries. or more and pictu
n She Aztec daughter listening DO
4 don't paint lesson from Ma NJ
after the family had finished dlnl
on a fricasseed enemy
Evening journal., 1920-11-01
DRY AGENTS TRY
CHESTER CLEANUP

CHESTER. Nov. Thirty speak
easies were raided here Saturday
night and early yesterday morning by
$50 pairolmen and deputy sherims in
the most spectacular attempt to clean
up the city since prohibition failed
20 prohibit.
Ninety-twO prisoners were taken
and nquor to the value OF 5000 was
nonfscated. No saloons were touched.
The raid was The result OF a confer
ence of the county ioners,
district Attorney William G. Taylor.
sheriff Albert Granger and Chief OF
police Davenport
Evening journal., 1920-11-01
Hays Sees End Of
Government By Wars

to talk about II. Il has been essen
TALLY and administration OF words
and language.
-Four years aso when Woodrow
Wilson was seeking and gaining re-
election on the false issue, He kept
us out OF war" the Democratic cam
paign text book carried in large type
Governor Glynn's great oratorial ei-
fort in the 81. Louis convention al,
Vocating neutrality on the part or
this nation and warning the country
AGAINST European embroilments.
In all Democratic conventions prior
to 1912. Thomas jefferson was lauded
as the Democratic patron saint In
] the platform OF 1900 his historic words
1 were quoted and the Democratic
party irrevOcably pledged TO avoid
/ foreign entanglements.
In the present campaign. Democratic
spellbinders from candidate Cox down
ward. have not dared 10 mention
| Thomas JeffersOn's name.
What was once the Democratic
\ party-ihe party OF Jefferson. Jack
son and Grover Cleveland-has IN
j these past eicht years been trans
formed into the Wilson party, with
not a vestige OF It's former self-re-
naming: and d'even the bulwark Of The
lparty OF the past. the solid south u
n were today TO vote its honest senti.
. ments, would Join with the north II
/ making the election OF Harding an'
! Coolidge unanimous.
I Candidate Cox, camounaging TACT
! with cunning phrases and reckles
Y rhetoric, may swindle history In bein
y recorded as a Presidential candidate
Z hut neither he nor his followers hav
- fooled .he American people. 10
-l American people are going TO vote
- over,vhelmingly-fo a complet
d responsive and responsible hepubl
a can administration OF national affair
N Salesman and clerks should use .
10 want ads me coming month 10 8
Evening journal., 1920-11-01

There are some uery practical and attractive reading
lopsaoOr type th UdrOuS shades ana are JUST
6T o op onoLe and can be had from $4,000 up complete
IUith shade.
Can't you in your LUing-rOOm that easy cno" o""
handu lamp and a good book and real relaxation"
Evening journal., 1920-11-01

Let your clothes be becoming and
neat-that you may neither appear
fantastic nor mean.
Evening journal., 1920-11-01

When you speak. do not hurry
your words from uneaslness, nut
speak deliberately and calmly.
Evening journal., 1920-11-01

Given 500 years ago by an Aztec
mother to her daughter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
10-acre truck farm in Makers Garden
Tract addition. Will exchange for city
property. Possession at once. Phone dur
ing day Dav. 1 or Dav. 1S95-W evenings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

NOW is THE TINE TO BUY A
CAR
l 1917 model Overland Touring
car with electric starter and lights,
four good tires on car and two ex-
ira tires. For quick sale, $500.
1914 model Overland.
3 Ford trucks, 1916 model.
l new 1920 Maxwell tourin; car
with extra bumper, Just received
from factory. Will discount some
from regular price for immediate
sale. Owner needs cash for other
business.
1. X. GULDENZOPF Sales Agency,
1929 10th street, Rock island, Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

FOX SALE-
Cottage, 4 rooms and kitchen
etc., all modern except tub; &C.
ment basement; furnace; garage;
good lot. Price $500, terms $500
cash, balance $50 per month.
Cottage, 1 rooms; electric lights:
water; gas; furnace; cement base
ment; cement block garage; paved
street; located east eud; in Al
shape; for $4,000, terms $500 cash,
balance monthly.
$500 buys one Of the finest
room bungalows in the city; large
living room; oak trim; garage;
paving paid; located near Long
View park.
$500 buys a 9 room house; mod
ern in every way; located close in;
$4,000 cash. balance as you wish.
HANCE & GRUSKE
417-41s Safety Bldg.
Phone r. l. 4S3-4S5 .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY
FOR A FEW
MEN ...

a Local Firm wants four active men
with 5000, or else ten men with 81 900
each, 10 Join US in the reorganization of
this company. 10 increase our manufac-
turing facilities, Tor . nation wide >distri ou-
ton.
Right now we have an opening for fl
teen iive-wire statesmen. at . salary OF
500 per month and travelling expenses.
AID then, If you make good. you may
have Jour choice OF . permanent position
- manager Of one Of the thirteen mef-
cAandising zones throughout the country,
on basis OF remuneration which viii
insure you an income of 5000 to 81 900
monthly.
We do not care who or what you are
just 50 you are honest industrious and
Of good adhesive have an opening for
you with wonderful future. So do not
hesitate because OF lack of experience
We will help you make a success Of it
right from the start-and your success
will not only mean money in your pocket
but will prepare you for permanent
future.
The opportunity we offer is clean. UP.
lifting and profitable; the product Nc
manufacture really repeats: our selling plan
creates the buying impulse; the talking
points imn,edia teiy make the prospect re-
eponsive to q closing argument: an I'm
usual degree of profitable success awalse
the men who are keen enough to take
advantage OF this unusual opportunity Il
get into business for themselves.
For an interview. address letter t.
P. o. Box s96. Rock Island. Iii.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

WALKER Z SWEENEY - ATTORNEYS
and counselors at law. Money 70 loan
on real estate. Rooms 209-312 Central
Trust building.
EDW. L., EAGLE-LAwYER. GENERAL
Law. chancery and probate practice.
Once in court house. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

ATTENTION ELKSt
Rocl1 lsland LoAoe.
No. eee. .. 2. o. q.
Meetings. Arst and third
AoAdaye Of eaeh month.
DAN X. BRENNAN.
Exalted Euler.
c. n. Iaaacsou. Secretary.
Visiting brothers always
WolcoQo.
Club noOms: LIS leth -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

front leg. Reward. us Thirteenth
avenue. r. l. 5o67
LOST-BROWN VELVET BAG, TUESDAY
evening Contained about IS. fancy
comb. receipts. etc. Liberal reward Tor
immediate return TO Ths Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

CAN ARRANGE A LOAN FOR VOC
on cAstteis, real property Or 10y con.
tracts ut 80 annually. 4I2 Beet buiid.
ing. Phone q. l. 81
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

AUTO RADIATORSt AUTO RADIATORS.
Repaired BY expert radiator repair men.
Not tinsmith or sheet metal W0FkeRs.
Advance Auto Radiator Works. rhOaa
3. !. el5. 2106 Third avSnue.
MOTORCYCLE AND SIDE CA1; LATE
modal. Reasonable. 1870 Sev0toentA
S&reet,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

CONNOLLY 4 WALKER (B. D. CON.
nelly snd ". II. Walkert-Lswyefs
General law. chancery and probats pfao.
tice. Peoples National Bank building
Rock Island
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
Sc We cLaro el
designio de
~Inglaterra

Muchos peri6dicos franceses ven u
.b:eu meditado desiSuio de parte de Ia
Gran Bretaha de hacer que otraS ma
clones Ia s;quen de los peligros que
In particularTHente en- las
nuevaS Zcuas de Persia ' MeSopota-
mia. In 81 case de Persia Sc cree que
10 que eSa naci6n pretende eS Gue Ia
LIZA p!dI a Ii Gran Erctala tome ha
10 su protection Il Persia Y dar aSl
sanction official nj Couvenlo anglo
persia. que nunca sa sido ~prescntado Il
Ia Liga. Lo que choca a TODD mundo
Is Ia vcysatilidad Ell que Ia LIGa Sc
el desprecio cor que Sc Ia We en- todos
los circulos iugleses.
Para ejcmpIo pasta uno: Polonia.
miembro de Ia Liga. sin haber apelatc
= ysta csti soStenjcndo Il guerra O.
fensiva contra Russia. mientraS que
~Inclaterra. otro miembro de la LII
ga. esta cclebrando n~egociaciones con
nm emis@rio del Soviet. Y al mismo
tempo esta propurcionando municio-
res Z Polonia. Los franceses sos
tieaer Il estas n~egociaciones son mas
polfticas que cOmerciales y sospechan
que Lloyd George trata de usar IA Lii
ga. en- TN case dado. para ~reconocer
4 los boIshvikiS.
Eaya otro ejemplo: Persia, tambien
miembro de Ia Liga. invoca Ia asisten
cha de Ia Liga. ~alegando los articulos
Y NJ Y al mismo tempo enta6la ne
g~ociaciones directas con Moscow pa
"a que Sc retiren las tropas rusas. y
por otro ado apela a Ia LiCa. inSpi-
rada per Ia Gran Bretana, en- los mo-
mentos en- que esta Sc halla en- neSo-
ciaciones con Gregorio Krassin, el e.
miSario russo.
Ejemplo ndmero tres: Ia Lisa ha
rehusado discutir Ia situaci6n o acep-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
FRANCIA, FIRME EN- SU
PROPOSITION De NO
TRATAR CON LOS
BOLSHEYIKIS
Teme que en- su contra EN-
pIee IngIatero la Liga de
las NacioRes

PARIS. JUNO 1f.-Cada dia Sc ha-
CO mas evidente el prcp5sito del go
bierno frances de opener serios obs
ticulos 4 c~ualcuie- politica d. Ia Gran
Rrctana que tienda al reconoclmien-
to del Soviet russo. Va sea por el SD
premo Console Aliado o por Ia Lisa
de las N~aciOnes.
NADIA indica que Sc aproXime una
crisis en- las relaciones f~ranco-lnGle-
sas pero aumentan las sospechaS de
n Gran Eratana de que estA tratan-
do de eniplear Ia Liga de alguna ma
nera d~esfavorable para Francla. La
p~olftica FRANCESCA Sc ha caractcrizado
en- los ultirios dias por los si5ulentes
aconteciuientos.
IN. Avenal. miembro del Supre-
mo Console. salid de Paris para Lon
, drcs dospu6s de habcr reCihido larEas
irs-rucciones del Primer Minis;ro VI
! Ilerand. que sean complementarias dc
IA uucva not. que el gobierno frances
Ina enviaGo i Paul Cambon, EmbaJa'
! dor frances en- Londres. e. Eobiern'
frances corrohora cnfaticamente 81
necativa a tomar parte o a Oar Sn a
I prchaciGn 4 platicas O nsGoc!acione:
comerciales que teaGan por resultadc
81 desarrol!o dc las antiques reservas
de orc de Russia o de Rumania. que
lfuorou sccuastradas por los h~olsheri-
ks, Y que tienc ahora Ell gobiernc
del Soviet.
Ell Primer Ministro Millerand ha
c.Iobrldc una llrga COnferencia cor
Lem Bourgeois. Pre*idente del Con
sejo de In LiEa de NactoneS. respect'
de IL. cual Sc dice que ambos estuVIe-
ron de acuordo en- oponerse a que Is
Lica Sc cmplee en- alSdn sentldo IA
vortble para q Soviet ruso, o al man
dc de Inclaterra en- Persia, que Fran
cia sospecha que es 81 Gnico motive
dc Ia solicitud hecha por este pals a la
LiSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
SURGE EN- AUSTRIA UNA
CRISIS MINISTERIAL
Dimit;o Ell Gabiaete que pre-
sidia eI Ccnc:gier Dr..
Karl ReRner

vienna JUNO 1l.-El Gabinete
austriaco que presidfa . doctor Karl
Renner como CancilIer, que ha esta-
do ell :Unciones la mayor paste del
tempe desde que Sc firm6 Q! arms
ticIo. ha ~presentado su remuncid.
RI doctor Renner presents 81 di-
mission = Ia del gabinere que 7rcsidIa.
POGO desrues De Ia media noche. des-
puts de hi junra del cabinete con
los representatives de los dem6cratas
socialiStas.
Ia renuncia del Gabine,e Sc debe
q "A censura hecha por los socialis-
tas cr!stianos en- "a .Asamblea Nacio
nal. con motive del decreto ~expcdidido
por e. Ministro de Ia Guerra sobre IA.
discipline del ej6rc;to.
;" cree que un uuevo gabinete dc
coalicidn sc formara d~uran,e las cleo
clones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
Una coRspiracion coreara
contra la vida del Pnn-
ciPe Reinante.

HONOLOLU. IslaS del Hawai-. Jurio
lI.-Los de, servicio secrelo
JaDon@s han d~cScubierto Il conspi-
.acl6u fyaguada por ~coreanos. para
dar muer,c al Principe Ii ' Il la
P~.ncesa Masako. que son los Soher-
nantes ~japoneSeS en- Ia Corea. Los
Principles c~ontrajerou matrimonio re
cicntemente ' estan radicados or
Seoul. Ii conspiracifr iba tambi@n
d;riEjda contra e. Baron SaLto. La
cousp,raci6n comprendia ademas IN
araqua con bombas al M.nisterio de
RelacioneS Exceriores : al de Gober-
na.ion. y Sobre Ia Of:cina &c Policia
de Toxic. ataque que Serta con e. ca
rIcster de una proIesta por q marri-
morto del Principe Ii Dos j~aponeses
.CUe So cree estau compiicados en Ia
c~oHsplraci6n. han sido a~frestados.