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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16

$1,000 de GRATIFICACloN lc dare 4 Ia
persona Que ne ~info-uae del paradc-o del Sr.
Antonio Garcia, de IS amos de edad, casado
olanco, o;os aZules, De ) pies de cstatura. ce-
ia escasa, bigote poblado, color rubio. con una
cicat-iz en- el lado izGuterdo de "A cara ahar-
caadole mejilla = ba-ba; Tn lunar en- e po-
muIo derecho. En- Junio sali5 de LorCmoat,
Colorado. para Mexico, = donGc iba en- buSca
de- atencioncs mcdicas. pues Sc encontraba al
% traStornaGo. pero nunca Supe que habia
pasaGo Is iinea diviSoria: dias dcspueS me
escribi6 de Pueblo. Colorado y GeSde csa fecha
10 Sc paGa de Ell. DiriSirse a Jose Garcia.
r.. St. l47. Lincoln. Neb.. E. u. dc A. CID
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ATENCION LABRADORES

VENDO 100 acres de terra en- Ell Condado de Medina 6 milIas
". de Devine, Tex. so acres de cultivo en- 2 labores; 10 acres con
cerca de mariana; 2 tanques de aqua cristalina; una buena els
terna para ell uso de Ia casa; casa de 5 cuartos y otras casas. Pre-
clio $500 por acre. 81 I'd. esta interesado por comprar terreno,
lie convene invesigar este. No divide la ofKna. 800 Central O.
ffices Bldg. NJ. Ramirez
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ATENCION L~ABRADORES

1873 acres de terra. situados en- el Condado de Atascosa, con
10 acres en- cultivo. con casa, tanque dando frente a canine pu..
bico, V colinda con ell rio de Atascosa; nogalera en- Ell banco del
rio Y otros arboles frutales. Prcio pr esta terra $4,000 por acre
es demasiado barato, porque enfrete de este terreno, las terras Sc
venden a $4,000 por acre Y le convene que I'd. investigue esta
barata dandole los plazos que a I'd. neor lie convengan. $50 Cen
tral Offices Bldg NJ. Ramirez.
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Ia CELEBRATION DE LAS FIESTAs PATRIAS
Como serdn festejadas estas en- Foresuile, Texas, en-
Douglas, Arizona y en- Oakland, California

FLORESv1LLE, Texas, Septiembre
12-Para conmenorar ell OK aniver-
sario de Ia proclamation de nuestra
Independence IN grupo de nihos y
n;has de esta locali6ad ha organizado
una sencilla fiesta que Sc efectuara
Ia noche del Is del actual en- Ia Escde-
ia Lodi, bajo ell siguiente programa:
L.-Himno a Hidalso por un Coro
de nihas. II.-Lectura del Acta de In
dependencies por el senior F. l. Ro-
bles. III La Bandera", r~ecitacion por
ell niho Rodolfo Barragan- 1V.-Reci-
taci6n en- prosa por la nina Aurelia Gar
"a. VA mi Bandera". poesia reel
tada por Ia nina Leonor OroZco. VI
'Patriar, r~ecitaci6n por Ia nina Enri-
quota Ochoa- VH.-'El Derecho de
Instruirse", recitaci6n en- prosa por Ia
senorita Rosalina Cara VIII
"Maximas', recitaci6n en- verso por Ell
niio Bartoloma Robes. Via
Ciencia", recitaci6n por ell nino Ere
Cara X.-"El Libro', por ell nino Lii
sandro Toscano. N La Gran Mott
cia", dialogo entire III Y yo. Au'-
"Himno a Hidalgo, repetido por ell CO.
70 de ninaS.
EN- DOUGLAS, ARIZONA
DOUGLAS, ARR, Septiembre 20
Con una ceremonial cirica y TN gran
bale, Sc festejara aaui ell glorioso a.
niversario &c la proclamation de Ia
Independence meXicana, el dla Is de
Septiemhre. Las fiestaS de referencla
han sido organiZadas por ell III Re
creative de Artesanos "Benieo Juarez''
y en- ell acto c!vico tomaran parte los
populares artistas Maria del Carmen
Martinez y Luis Quevedo, que Sc en-
cuentran actualnente en- esta cludad
hacienda una ~temporada teatral.
La ceremonial clvica tenGra lugar en-
ell Teatro Royal el dia IS Ell Ia mana
ma, q las nueve treinta, siendo Ell pro-
srama Que en- ella Sc desarrollara muy
attractive. Pronunciaran d~iscurSos el
Primer Actor Adolfo +. Sanchez, JESUS
Arevalo Y Rafael Gonzalez; Ia Prime
IA Actriz m~eXicana Maria del Carmen
Martinez, recitara una poesla del Sc
nor c. G.. Soriano, "Hidalso' y el senior
Luis Quevedo dird otra I,oesIa origi-
nal de 81 mismo, titula1a Mexico e
Hidalso". Otras variaS senoritas y
nihas recitaran otras compoSiclones, y
Ia. senorita Consuelo Acosta Corvera
dira Ia Serenata de Schubert > Anto-
Meta Serrano J, Romano Gastelum, la
composition de Juan de Dios Pea
Mexico y Espana'.
FL bale tendra lugar en- Ell Salon
Speer, dando principles a las $50
p NJ Firman las invitacioHes para
esta, fiesta, les sehores Carlos Cruz
Luis yAzquez Y Rafael Gonzalez. Pre-
sidente, Secretaric y Tesorero. respec
tiyamente del Club Recreativo dicho'
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Sc NECESITAN mas de $50 agcntes. uno
en- cada pueblo d. cada condado del Estado
para que rcpreseRten una Copmania de Sc
guros de salud y academies. Una dc las me
;ores y mis- libcrales que eStan escribiendo
~negocio. Muy liberal contrato. DirigirSe q
r. l.. LONGORIA. Agente General. 11os
Washington st. Brownsville, Texas. lS)
Sc NECESITAN mas albaniles. buenos SEN
tadores dc ladrillo. para Ia gran construction
que Sc esta llevando n cabo en- una de las
mas grandes refinerias de los Estados Uni
dos. trabajo por mucho tempo y buenos suel-
dos les interesados pueden dirijirse inmedia-
tamente. perSonalmente o por escrito q Ur-
bano Gonzalez, The Texas Co. Port Arthur,
Texas.
Sc NECESITAN familias mcxicanas que
tengan muchachas Sobre Is amos para trabajo
en- fabrica dc teiidoS. Trsbajc permanente.
CaSas iunto a Ia fabrica, renta moderada. Di-
rigirSc A ORIENTAL TEXTILE Hills.
Houston Heights. Texas. C6)
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81 DESEA sabc- el ~paradero del senior
Emigdio Morales, alto, trigueaO, ojos negroS,
poca barba. deIgado: hace cuatyo amos que
gccibi sus uitimaS not!cias de TEMPE. Arizona.
G-2tifica-s con $500 a Ia persona que me
irforme. Di-igirse u P2scasio Morales. 56
! North Broad st. Globe. Ariz- III
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PRESTAMOS

.NECESIFA SS5.00- PrSStamos coDfr!eacia-
- SCORE naehles 4 personals a suicide. Abo
Dos f&ciles. Pc- $500, 3Sc. sema-a-:es- 80
ronroy Bid$. San Antonio. Texas l2l9t
lain St Houston. Texas
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SELLOS DE COMA

Y Accessories. Acabo de recibir IN extenso
surtido de Fechsdores. tinta y cojines parn
sellcs y ANabctos de todos tamaloS. Pida c.
talogo en- espanol. /. Santos orta. 611 Dolo-
rosa St. Tel. Travis $3.50.
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ATENCION L~ABRADORES

POT acres de terra chocolate con 10 acres de cultivo; casa de 4
cuartos y otras casas; muy buena noria de aqua con un buen pa
palote, corrales, caballerizas; este ranchito, con labor, esa situa-
do en- ell Condado de Atascosa, dando frente a un buen canine pu-
bico; al presente, tiene una buena cosecha de algodon Y maiz. ST
I'd. uuiere comprar un rancho como este, que lie sea productive y
en- beneficio propio, favor de informarse con ell Sr. NJ. Ramirez
320 Central Offices Bldg.
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Sc NECESITA una e~ociners. Ocurrir a
325 West French Place. (2o)
Sc NECESITA una muchaeha para traba-
10 general de casa. Bucn cuarto en- el patio
Sc. 90 por semana; debe hablar POGO de in
gi6s. Lame al tel. Or. 3211. SOC Sast Park
Ave. Tobin Hill tl6]
NECESITO dos buenos cocincros, trabajo per-
manente V buen sueldo. Ocurrau Palace
Cafe SAC E. Commerce ST. t2O)
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GRATIFICARE cor $1,000 a In persona que
me de infurmeS exactcs del paraGe-o dc mi
cunaGo Francisco Perez. oriEInario dc Corpus
Christi. de IS amos de edad. alto, moreno, Pc
!c eastano ondulado; tIene el ind!ce de IA
mano dc-echa coryo. En- 1917 sa!io &c oena-
,il,. para Fort Worth. Texas. DiriSirse I
Alfredo G.. Flores. Troy. Texas, RS. Box SO.
lS)
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:. AVSOS DE- OCCASION =
EMPLEOS

ESPANOL apto para desempenar cargo ad-
miniStrativo. sec-etaria particular. .efe de
personal, gestor de v~entas, desea ser enpleado
con particular, Industrial o Concrete impor-
tante, en- esta ciudad o fuera- Direceion: ].
R. Viichez. 5O4 Sole6Gd St. San Antonio.
Texas. wv
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yENTAS.

Sc VENDEN dos casas nodernas; 5 Guar
tos; una cuadr2 de Ia escuela de Ia Gale
Marshall las sacrificamos por ss50.oo las dos.
10 LoteS 569l0S cada uno. frente Gales Del
Rio y Wyoming. Una gangai los 10 por
$500. 90. Ocurran a ATLAS co.
sol Dolorsa St Tel. TT. 1891
Sc VENDE una tienda de abarrotes, buena
c~ientela, buen lugar, con habitaeion para IA
niia- Informes en- lslf W. Commerce st.
teo)
3ASCULAS de todas c-ascs. Sc comprar.
vendea y cambian. Agrntes de las baScu-
las computa6oraS autonaticaS Detroit
BaisculaS Fairbanks" TostadoreS de Ca
ie Royal AolinoS de Cafe. CuehilloS pa
"a carnicero y refriErradorsS. sos Main
Avenue. San Antonio. Texas. Tel Or. 1874.
L. E. EarSis. Mgr.
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Jueves 16 de Septiembre de 1920.


\ las personaS que sufren de cataraI&' &c
s,pbcs Gi-icIese para un asuntc que micho
les Interest," al Sr. GcnZaleZ- Go La Prem
Sa."
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yENDO coehe de dos asicntos. con llantas
uueyas de hule. Ocurran a sl+ N. Colorado St
(is)
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PESOUlSAS.

Sc DESEA saber el p~aradero De Zsferino
Arcllano de IS amos de edad oJo> ZarcoS, de
-rgular estatura. Sus ultinas rCticIaS las
recibi de villa de Santiago, Mexico. Favor d.
diricirse a Rafael A~rellano. Pueblo, Co!ora.
DO. U.S.A. IsJ
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MARMOLERIA RODRIGUEZ,

Ordene con tempo sus monumen-
tos para el dia de finados. Tersmos
cruces de marmol con crucifijos y
con Virgen, de Guadalupe, a. precios
c6modos. Nuestras exhibiciones es-
tan en- el cementerio San Fernando y
en- Ia Agencia de Inhumaciones "Gue-
IRA" Esquina. Houston y San Saba.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS


Sc RENTA cuarto 4mEeo4alo con JAM
go an s-rnana-los. especial pI-a homb-es: GER
- &c ID COO
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VENTAS

GANGAS DE PIANOS
Todos en- ~perfecta eondicion y completamen-
t. ra-antizados. Modernos disenoS de caJas.
I'd. 10 usa micntras esta pagando. $500 o
$1,000 por mes, le permite poser cualGuiera
dc los hermosos Pianos que siSuen:
S,sb & Gcrts. vertical ........ 1915. 90
Ricbmonds. vertical $40, ......... $500. 90
pnsb = Ce-ts, vertical ........... $3.50. 90
E;mballe. vertical go. ...........s25 90
Com. vertical ......... ........ $3.50 90
R. s. Howard. vertical ............ $3.50. 90
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC COMPANY
Isaac Blesoe. Prop.
(. s. Bridge. Gerente.-3i6 W. Commerce st.
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Sc vENDE equipo eomrleto de carnieeria
barato. 2o2 Ruiz St GA
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Sc NECESITA una cocinera n1cIicana. Di-
rijanse embellishments q lo25 West Mistietoe
ave. lS)
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IAXATIVO

PastiIlas de a~lcanfor y quinina para
Ia tos y rcst-io- e. remedio mas elective. ba
10 una nueys forma. contra los r~eSfrioS. Pre-
clio &c en- todas las droSueria5
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Sc TRASPASA una Tienda de abarrotes
SGena eiicntels. en- maGnifieo bar-io, con ha-
aitaci6n para fsnilia. DiriGirse q Daniel Con-
zaiez- ESQ. n. PecoS y Salinas. (IS)
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MATRiMO

SENoR americana honrado y t-abajador.
edad 35 amos. desea Zanzibar correspondence
.on seaorita o viuda mexieana, de 2s a 80
amos. objeto matrimonio. Dirigirse q James
A. King. Caliente, Nevada. t2sl
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GRAN HOTEL MEXIcANo

ACCerlOTUtU-t ANW-E- tN.N
IL MS noGerIO, hISEeHlco y eLeSan0e &C
L,S dc cjentslA mcNIcAna en- san Antonio.
Tsvabgs de aqua ira y c2IeHJe IN cada GUAR
70. Uepartaneatos dc : cuaEtos ) eoeinn' PIE.
eos rspecialeS. iSo5z ". Commerce -.
/. Perez Gomez.
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DESEO SABER el paradc-o de nj hiio -
fredo Paez. natural De Chalchihui:eS. Zaca-
+ecaS recibi sus uitirnaS ~notic;as de Utah
en- 1918. Dare una buena qualification a "a
persona cue me d& infoCneS eSactcs. Diri-
ci-se a In Sra. Dolores C. Vida. de Paez-
ass Pine st. Ranger. Texas. (26.S)
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FL, DOCTOR PALoMO teSpeeiaiista en- en-
fermedaGcs cr6nIcdsl teGara d san Ahooa'o He-
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GRATIFICARE con $500 = Ia persona
que me de irformes exactos del pa-adero de
nj bio Castalo ZGaiga. originate de Ira
pu3to. Guanajuato, Mexico. Recibi sus ulti-
mas rot;ciaS de Indio. California, en- 1917.
rodo info-me GriCi-Se a Francisco LuniEa.
100 Carrie Ave. ST. Louis. Mo. G9l
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Sc NECESITA I'm agente para ir fuera.
con caballo y coche, para vender un buen
articuio. PaSare Salario o comision, tambi6n
proporcionare ell caballo y ell coche. Sc re-
cuic-en referencias. Lame entire S y 8 a. m.
o : Y . p. m. I6I1 Saunders Ave. Pros
pect Hill, cerca de Ia Gale Pinto. GS)
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GRATIFICARE BEN = Ia persona que ne
de infornlss exactos del actual paradero del
S-. Jose Robes Zamora- La sonora Arjadi
Robes. deSea corunicarse con e.. Todo in
toCrae dirigirse u Jesus VelazQuez. 505 E.
Boone St. Marshalltown. Iowa CTl
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Sc NCESITA una pilr,ama. Sueldo $500
Dor senana. Avenida c. 42T. GT)
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TALLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
De FONOGRAFOS dc todss classes y ma
DUMAS de coser.-25 amos de practica--Or-
6enen nor correo. T~ONOGRAFOS. miqui-
mas SINGER en- ABoNoS.-De seSunda ma
no. baratos. al eontado- Leandro II. Rodrf-
guez. LOG Buenavista St San Antonio. Te-
Nas.
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MEDiCOS-
DR.. FLIPPEN

2os w. A. SL-Ne~ York, y
TratamienIo Tezleceionaoo l |s-S.ass'
~ n-r-sidad de operasion y SIN impedi- cue
90 Sedigus u sus oeupaciones elarias. Tam
80 - -enie-meaaces del etomaso. san
cTe. piel, = ye5isa. &c acueEco con los u.
g ,,srrSos tranceses- Solo aereslA haees-
- rv,Dtas vlsIras doaora-icS nodi-
cos- No camo.o ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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NECESITO cocinero que trabaje eocinh me-
Sicana para que salga fuera de Ia ciudad.
3Ie Garden St.
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TODA PERSONA que desee mantar dine
70 a Mexico debe eScribirme y ahor-a-a los
&aStos de siruaei6n. a valta de correo en-
Ware Ia foCrla SeGura de hacerlo. J. u. Ma
~r-oquin. Monterrey. y. L. Mex.
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DESEO asocia-me con honnre loven Que
:enga Ford. para e~xplotar magnifieo neso-
Go que rinde excelerteS utili6ades. -. Sar-
cha, llo Simon St. tZS)
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NANDENOS sus trabajos de fotog-afta;
Rsvelamos cuaiquiera ~pelicula. ESrectalidad
.rabajo kodaks. DespachsnoS mismo d!a or
denes por co-reo; page acelartaoo. Aace-
nos snpIftSc,ciones. Casa Anplticadora. l24
n. Sta. Rosa Ave, CIR. isl. San Antonio,
Texss, G5)
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Sc RENTAN cGartos con Q SIN aSiStencis
Info-uen ia Laylca ST. G6.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06

Geneva, Switzerland. May 10 BY
The Associated Press. I'm one of the
most luxurious hotels in Lausanne is
now living the Turkish multi millionaire
named General Ahmed Djemal Pasha,
former Turkish minister under the
Young Turk regime at Constantlnopie
and former commander of the fourth
Turkish army in Syria.
He is the first upon the black list OF
the Arabian government for cxtradltion
and punishment, being accused, says the
Tribune de Geneve. of the deaths OF
1000 Arabian, Syrian and Armenian
families whom he is alleged to have or
dered massacred or deported into the
desert where they died of hunger and
thirst in the war. He has been sentenc-
ed TO death after hearing in Turkey.
Djemal Pasha who called himself the
Hero Of Hislam" admits, according 70
the newspaper, that be was "onl y di-
rcctly responsible for about 200 deaths
of hereties" BY tyranny, it is charged,
he obtained his vast wealth in Turkish
gold always refusing bank notes. Once
week his wife or one of the members
of his family travelled to Constantine
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
TURKISH MILLIONAIRE ISSAFE
NSWITZERL AND With HIS GOLD:
DEATH SENTENCE AT HOME
General Ahmed Djemal Pasha Is on Black List of
Arabian Government Charged With Staying of
1000 Families; He Denies 1t, Says He Only
Killed About 200 "Heretics.'

pie from Djemars headquarters in Sy-
ria under military escort with small
boxes of gold which were forwarded sub
sequently TO Switzerland and Holland.
1t WAS Djemal and Djavid Pasha who
were at Paris in July, 1914. and, fore
seeing the war, bought the German war
ships, Goeben and Breslau, for their
government by orders from Constantine
pie.
Djemal who has only a temporary
permission to sojourn in Switzerland
was recently requested by the Swiss
government to leave this country. but he
managed to procure medical certificate
providing that travelling would be pre-
judicial to his health aud remains at
Lausanne.
The Tribune demands his expulsion
from Switzerland with several of his
satellites. Djemal, however, cannot re-
turn to Turkey. as the death sentence
awaits him there.
This Djemal Pasha should not be mis-
taken for another Turkish leader of
similar name and title who recently was
appointed minister of the new Turkish
cabinet
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
Women Are Treated
as Serfs in Egypt,
Says Returned M. P.

London. June 5-The treatment of
women in Egypt is the darkest phase OF
Egyptian life, says GA \. Barnes, mem
Der of parliament, who has recently re-
turned from a tour of that country
The men in Egypt. said Mr.. Barnes,
so far as sex relations were concerned,
thought themselves the lords of crea-
ton They could divorce their wives at
will without whim or reason, and il was
not uncommon for a man to have three
wives.
I'm many houses" continued Mr..
Barnes, II never saw a woman and you
can take it from me that the position of
the women in Egypt is absolutely one of
serfdom and dependence. They spend
their lives in miserable novels: in work
ing in the adjoining fields, or in getting
water.
They are the serfs of the men and
as much beasts of burden as the donkey
and the camel A people which uses
women folk in that way are destined to
be subject race and do not deserve to
govern"
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
JAPAN GOVERNMENT
PROVIDES MILLIONS
To BOLSTER BANKS
Conditions Bettered Somewhat
by Financial Support Given;
Newspapers Are Censored.
Cable to Great rails Daily Tribune and
Chicago Tribune.
Capyriph-

Toxic, June 5.-1he financial re-
have been thrown into the hopper in
an effort to stop the two months crisis
which has been shaking the business
life of the country. The government
has been providing millions to the banks
to check the run of bank suspensions.
The result has been marked bettering
of conditions in some ways. The police
publications under a rigid censorship,
forbdding the printing of sensational
reports of the financial situation.
However. many industries continue to
lay off large numbers of employees. The
reports for May show that the failures
have been $10,5O00OO and sixty others
are bankrupt. Dealers in chemicals and
dyes have been the hardest hit The
surviving dye works are reducing their
staffs.
The ship yards report there are no
new orders, but they have received many
cancellations. Many of the yards are
laying off men.
The directors of the Seventy Fourth
bank of Yokohama have promised to
turn in their private fortunes Of about
$50 100000 deposits for the liquidation.
The collapse of the bank was held off
by the government aid for three weeks.
However, the government Investigators
discovered the widespread speculative
nature of the correspondents and with
drew its support.
The inability Of the SPECTATORS to
meet their calls spread throughout the
financial districts of the country Great
ing as a result. the closing of the silk
nv yTha IN nlyph ho VII
exchange in Toxic and the Toxic and
Osaka stock eychanageS
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
Plans Development
of Aeronauhcs in
China In Next Year

Shanghai June 5-General Ting
Kim, director of the department of
aeronaufics of the Chinese government
has outlined a big program of develop
ment in aeronautics for China.
"Within the next year" he asserted.
.'air mail routes will be established be
tween Shanghai and Peking and be-
tween Peking and Urga and the machines
that will supply this service will carry
both freight and passengers.
The government of China last year
contracted for the purchase of 100 air,
planes from British concern and 40 OF
these have been received. Others will
be delivered through the summer. Gen
oral Ting said large number of Chi
nose fliers are being trained at Picking
and other Chinese airmen who have re-
ceived training abroad will enter the
service.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
To Lay Corner Stone
of Mayflower Hall on
September 6, Plymouth

Plymouth England, June 5.-Founda-
ton stones of new memorial to be call
ed 'sThe Mayflower Hail. which the
Salvation army proposes TO build on a
site near the starting place of the Pill
grim fathers here are to be laid on
Sept 6. The ceremony will take place
in connection with the tercentenary cele-
bration of the sailing of the Pilgrims
The stones. which are to be brought
from Plymouth, Mass. will be laid by
Ambassador Davis, Lady Aster, who is
member of Parliament for the division,
and General Booth.
The cost of the scheme is 25,000
pounds.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
Brazil Is Responding
to Appeal of Central
Powers for Supplies

Rio de Janeiro. June 5-The minis
ter of agriculture has sent to the gov
ernors of the various states a circular
letter requesting that they respond to
the appeal of the peoples of the former
central powers to the Brazilian people
for food supplies. A commission for the
relief of Germany and Austria has been
organized in this city with representa-
tives in all the states of Brazil.
The Correio da Mania calls attention
to what it terms the humanitarian at
titude of the United States in assisting
the German and Austrian people without
thought of race or politics. and adds:
THE philanthropic spirit of the
North Americans has opened the way
for the rest of free and generous Amer
lea, and Brazil will take leading part
in this humanitarian work"
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
Recruiting Completed
for the New Army
to Replace Volkswehr

Vienna. June 5-Recruiting for the
new army that is to replaces the volks
wehr under the terms of the treaty of
st. German has ceased. the allowed 30
600 men having been enlisted. 1t is said
that 70 per cent of the force are Social
Democrats in spite of the attempt made
by the opposition to prevent it. This is
due to the failure of the peasants to en-
ter service in the provinces, where the
conservatives looked for heavy enroll
ment to offset the industrial centers.
Many of the provinces failing to raise
their quota, natives of the defaulting
provinces residing in the cities were en-
listed and sent to their home states.