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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11

"A peticion del comercio de Bogo-
ia funde, asimismo' ell Cuerpo de Bonn
beros, sufragando Ell propio comercio
los gastos de la organization.
iva usted bien impresionado?
-iOh, Colombia es una gran pals
No eche de menos a Espafias mienras
estuve en- tan bella nacion. La gente
es amabilisima. En- Cundinamarca me
regalaron una cruz de orc, al despedir-
me; y en- Antioqufa, una plaza, tarnbien
de orc, con Ell escudo de Espafia y ell
de Colombia, enlazados.
-ILa mission de ilsted obedecia al
gun plan del Gobierno espaiiol o =. ?
NO, senior. Sinplemente, que Colon
bia solicit6 de Espafia que Sc lie envia
ra una mission para los fines que va
lie he dicho, y, me enviaron a mi y a
otro compafiero, ell cual, dicho, sea de
paso, estuvo solo tres meses, al cabo de
los cuales regres6 a Espafia peor de 10
que vino.
GGSbdpd cu1Cl mo
Horiblemente neurastenico
-'iEl NAL del siglo!, -murmurames
signifca. ivamente.
-5C6mo usted?.
"A ratios, amigo.--Y nos despcdimos
del bizarre comandante Osuna, quien
nos alarg6 la mano una tarjeta.
DON ANDRES oBREGoN:
Al subir al barco nos Hams la aten-
cion aquel sefior alto, de ojos brillantes
y tez bronceada que hablaba con Ell
joven don Pedro r. Roger
Fijamos en- Ell grupo la mirada En-
este, Roger, que estaba de espaldas, Sc
volvi6. :. Al vernos, dijome:
(Continia en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
La Russia ''bO|Shevii'' amenaza
con dOminar a las naCiOnGS euTOpeas
En6rgCa aCtud de los aadOS. Franca Quere acudr en-
sOCOnO de POIOnia.-La ruptura de in cable pro-
dICe VeintcinCO muertOS.
(PoR CABLE FRANcEs)

Lloyd George el punto de vista fran
ces lie convencio de que es indis-
pensable para asegurar la existencia de
Polonia la seguridad de Europa adop
tar medidas energicas contra 81 gobier
no de Moscu; es decir, las mismas me
didas que Lloyd George combatia has
ia ahora
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
ENERGICA ACTTTUD
DE Los ALIADos

LoNDRES, agosto 10.-El alnliran-
te Beatty, quien ha conference.-the con
Ell general Foch, acaba de manifestar
que Ell bloqueo de Russia Sc debe princi
palmente la intransigendia de los
"Soviets'' Ell almirante expuso a MIR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
ROSA GARCIA

En- Las Piedras ha fallecido la dig
ma v virtuosa seforita Rosa Garcia,
profesora graduada que ejercio largo
tempo en- aquella poblaci6n.
Enviamos su familia la EXPIRE
sion de nuestro mas sentido pesame
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
LA RUPTURA DE UN CABLE
PRODUCE 25 MUERTos

DoRMUND (Alemania), agosto 10.
Con motive de la ruptura de un ca
BILE en- las minas, una montacarga ca
y6 desde una altura de $50 metros, ha
biendo perecido 25 obreros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
COnOCidasperSOna-
HdadGs que viajan
en- ell Leon XIII

En- Ell amplio salon de musica del Leon
XIII, charlamos con ell Official don Mi
guel lingo.
lingo nos habla con mucho entusias-
mo de Ell MUNDO.
-Es el primer peri6dico que yo pro-
euro en- cuanto lego la isla, nos
dice
iHombre, gracias por tn predilec-
ci6n!
NADIA de bromas Puedo citarte de
memoria, parrafos de la information
que hiciste cuando pasamos la Ultima
vez por aqui, en- viaje para la Habana,
NO te esfuerces. Con La intencion,
basta. Sabemos que nos dispensas el ho-
nor de leernos. Y con ESQ, estainos sa-
tisfechos. Ahora, vamos saludar a
aquel sefior
-6Le conoces?
-iQuia! No lie saludaria entonces.
81 10 hago es porque no Sc qui6n es
-iMe asombras!
-Somos asi Veras. =.
Ell CoMANDANTE d. JOSE oSUNA.
-Si, senor. Vengo de Colombia Hace
cuasro amos que llegue ALI enviado por
Ell Gobierno de Espaia para organizar
ell cuerpo de la guardia regional en- Co.
lombia
Regional, dijo?
-Si. Estas instituciones no tienen
caracter nacional. Cada una de elias
toma ell nonbre de la region o depar-
tan.ento que pertenece. Asi tenemos:
la guardia de Antioquia, compuesta de
$50 hombres; La de Tolima de 1856; la
de Cundinamarca de $50, y la de Bo-
yaca, del mismo niimero.
% Piensa usted volver America?
-Quizas venga por otros cuatro amos.
En- Colombia me hicieron ven.ajosas
proposiciones para que me quedara y or
ganizara otros cuerpos de guardia en-
los demas departamentos Aquella gen
te Sc cogi6 tanto con mi trabajo, que
Sc propusieron no dejarne partir
LIegarcn ofrecerme hasta 500 men
suales, con gastos de casa y viaje, ade-
mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
DNA. ISABEL oAsELIAs SANTANA

Ha fallecido la que fue en- vida muy
respectable sefiora dona Isabel CaselIas
Santana, emparentada con excelentes ia
milias de san Juan y de Manati.
su, cadaver fue condncido esta III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
ACTos DE SABoTAJE
CoMETIDos EN- MAGUNCIA

AAGUNCIA (Alemania), agosto 10.
-SoBre las Was ferreas han sido CO.
metidos varios actos de SABOTAGE par
ticusarmehte en- Ell tdnel de Saint Wed
nel donde fneron colocados numerosos
bloques de piedra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11

Douglas Fairbanks en- la comedia
en- cinco parties Ell AMERICANA y Ell
episodio IA de LA Gran Jugada.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11

TINA pobIaci6n, su pueblo natal, don.
de recibira cristiana sepultuta
Envianos sus deudos el mas sen
lido p6same.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
AVISO AL PUBLIC0

A causa de averlas en- una de las
dos maqiiinas que poseemos v mientras
dure su reparaci6n, nos vernos obIiga-
dos a dar solasren.e servicio de hieio
'por la mahana v en- cantidad de sun
sesenta por cisnto nenos de la que to-
me cualquier cliente
Debido a las huelgas habidas en- Los
Estados Unidos no heinos podido ter
minar Ia montura de una tercera ma
Quina, por falta de materiales.
PORTO RICO ICE COMPANY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
AvisO ImpOTtaUte
A los DentistaS

Companeros:
Me apresuro corunicar Uds. que
las demostraciones clinicas sobre
Anestesia Conductive las llevare ca
DO el dfa rs del corriente de IL
.. m, en- mi Gabinete Dental san
francisco 73, v no en- la oicina dental
del Hospital Miitar, como Sc venia-
anunciando
Sinceramente, vuestro affmo.,
ELPIDIo BATISTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
Sc HA LLEGADo A UN ACUERDo
ENTIRE ITALIA Y GRECIA

PARIS. sgOEto 1o.-seidn Ell pc
ri6dico s'Le Temps, Sc ha llegado a
un acuerdo entire Italia Grecia en-
10 relacionado con las islas Dodecane-
sas. Ell convenio ha sido firnado al mis-
mo tempo que ell Tratado can Turquia.
Ell arreglo estipula que 112 peque6as
islas dodecanesas seran transferidas a
la soberania helenica La conferencia
no lego a adoptar acuerdo en- 10 re-
lativo Esmirna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
CAFE PARA EsPANA

Ell Leon XIII lleva 400 sacos de
cafe para Barcelona.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11

PARIS, agosto 10.--El gobierno ale
man ha remitido una nota protestan
do contra las requisas que Sc hacen en-
los terrenos de la Entente en- la Alta
Alsacia. La nota dice que esos proce-
dimientos son contrarios al Tratado de
Paz.
Washington, agosto 1O,-Se ha he
cho pub ico que el presidente Will
son no ha rehusado tomar participa
cion en- la accion conjunta iniciada
por los gobiernos aliados para auxi
liar a Polonia Con tai motive Sc des
mienten los despachos de Paris que
aseguraban que el gobierno de los
Estados Unidos habfa declinado su
Intervention en- los asuntos interio-
res de Russia.
Paris, agosto 10.-Todos los perio-
dicos, salvo los organos socialistas,
estan contestes en- que el principal re
sultado de la ihtransigencia de los
soUiets sera ell de estrechar mas la
union entire Francia Inglaterra, an
te Ell peligro que ofrece Ell enemigo
comln.
Los periodios aconsejan los A la
dos que procedan con mano fuerte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
HUPMOBILES

Acabamos de recibir por
vapor Margaret y estaran
Iistos para entrega ell Mier-
coles dia II de Agosto DOCE
HUPMOBILES. 81 usted tie
ne su orden firmada, envie
por su Hupmobile y sino la
tiene, ,ordenelo hoy mismo a
sus agentes.
BORRQUEN TRADING CORPORATION.
Edificio BeIavaI-Tapca 2.
Tel. 11o4-Box 1894
San Juan. P. r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
SOUTH BEND MEN TO
ORGANIZE ORCHESTRA
FOR COMING SEASON

Admirers OF good dance music
will be delighted 20 hear of the or
eanization OF a new dance orches-
ira through the efforts OF George
Miller and Lawrence r. Anderson.
two well known local musicians
The orchestra will be a combination
of piano violin. banjo, saXophone
and drums
Both Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Ander-
son viii be remembered as being
former members of the Bill Donahue
orchestra, Miller playing banjo and
Anderson playing trap drums. Will
liam Morse, another member Of the
Donahue orchestra, has been secured
10 play violin. while Herman Sack.
OF the eRdpath chautauqua, viii be
heard on the piano. Roland earn,
az the Isham Jones orchestra which
has made a splendid hit through the
Brunswick dance records, has been
secured as saXophonist. The new
combination viii be known as the
And erson-Muler Dance Band and
Orchestra It's initial appearance IN
South Bend will be made at a dance
20 be given in the Rotary room al
the oliver hotel next Saturday eve
Ming from 10 Il clock The
services Of the new orchestra has
been secured by the Phi Delta Kappa
fraternity for its big dance 10 be
given arnistice night at the Oliver
hotel. Nov. Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
DEATHS
JOHN r MILLER.

John r. Miller. rs wears old. 23O6
KcnwOod av. died Saturday after
noon a. 2.55 o'clock following a
three and one-halt days illness wit1
paralysis.
lie is survived by a wife. Augusta.
and seven children Mrs John
Wolfe. 416 + keasey st Mrs. Nora
VI. Strineer. 4O5 J. Ohio ST.. william
Miller. 139 y Carlisle ct Mrs
Katherine r. Wright. 42s s. Taylor
s.. Clarence r. Miller. 2Z55 ken
wood av., and Clyde and Lulu Mil
Ter. residing az home Two brothers
also survive him. Joseph Miller. Of
this city. and William +. Miller, of
Argos Ind.
Mr. Miller was born in Wayne
county. Ohio. nov ]. 1888. and came
here - years ago from Donaldson.
Ind He was married on Aug TO-.
1871. TO Augusta A. Brewer, Of
sgt. esvilIe ILL.,
The funeral will be held from the
residence Monday afternoon at @
o'clock. Rev. u. j.. McQuarv ofciat-
ing. Burial Will be in R!verview
cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
PREDICT
SUCCESS IN MAINE

PORTLAND. Me-. Sept. LIVE
tory In the Maine state election on
Monday was claimed by both re-
publican Rnd democratic leaders in
statements issued tonight, when the
final rallies and mass meetings Of
the campaiCn were held. The re-
publicarS predicted a plurality Of
from 10000 to $4,000 and the de-
nlocrats predicted success "'by a
small majority
Frank Ham chairman OF the re-
publican state committee, clairted
that Col Frederick r. Parknu ST..
candidate for governor would sweep
in with him -four republican con
ErCssmen republican LEGISLATURE
and every county but one"
Louis T. Braun. chairman OF the
democratic state committee. said
Eou1 Detra1d @. Mcintyre. can
dldate FOR governor, has made a
good impression upon the people
and q majority Of the people Of
AIa.ue are undoubtedly in favor OF
the peace theaty."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
SAYS PEOPLE OF
FOREIGN NATIONS
ARE IN DEEP PIT
Roland Hegedus, Lecturer at
Budapest University, Com
ments on Situation.

BUDAPEST. Sept. 1.-THE peo-
pie of Europe are in a dark, deep
pit. and they must work themselves
out of it," says Roland Hegedus.
bank director and lecturer at the
Budapest University.
The United States is richer than
she knows but she cannot recon
struct Europe by loans. All the
nations Of Europe are beset with a
succession of political and economic
problems that are we'll nigh insolv-
able.
Russia is the key to the situation
and until some sort Of consistent gov
eminent is esta blished there, we can
hope for little here.
What the United States an do.
perhaps. Is 20 work to secure free
trade among these Central European
countries. None of us can do any
business with tariff frontiers.
Paper Money.
81 believe the paper money Situa
ton will force a revision Of the peace
treaties. All these little nations are
living from hand 20 mouth. printing
up money 10 keep going. Poland is
hardly year old and already has
national debt of 80. 5000
marks. with a 10000. 600 900 deficit.
The same is more or less true of
Czecho-Slovakia. OF Hungary and Of
all of US. The armies are eating up
half our Incomes, yet each nation
is afraid 70 disarm because Of pos
sible attacks from neighbors.
With this paper money carnival.
Central Europe can not trade with
countries having better moneys. such
as Spain, Holland and Switzerland.
This situation also applies 20 Italy
and France.
Civilization Bad.
Meanwhile our civilization Is 60
ing by the board. Because Of the
exchange. our universities and read
ing people can not afford 10 sub
scribe for science or law publica-
tons Of England or the United
States.
"Tor the same reason our educated
hut impoverished classes can not
go abroad 10 find work. provided
they could secure passports.
These conditions are not alto
gether the results Of a big war but
OF a bad peace which has fallen
harder on Hungary than any other
country. God made her the center
OF a geographical unit and the peace
frontiers ruin not only new Hungary
but the parts taken away"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
ADVERTISING MAN
WILL SPEAK HERE
Scheduled to Deliver Address
at Oliver Hotel Friday
Night.

c. II. Morath. Of the headquarters
Office OF the Associated Advertising
Clubs Of the World. will be in South
Bend all the week of Sept. 13, 10
address members Of the local ad-
vertising club and all those inter-
ested in advertising
An address at the Oliver hotel on
Friday night is the only scheduled
event for the week. but addresses
will be arranged for other times for
organ izations that wish to hear Mr.
Morarh. G. a. Macdonald, presiden
Of the local club, will have charge
of arrangements.
Some people think OF advertise
ing as "A service TO only the bust
ness man" saws message from the
Associated Advertising Clubs, but
they are wrong Advertising helps
the public by telling them where
they can find what they want at
prices most advantageous 10 them.
Advertising is simply news about
the things people want 10 buy"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
PICKETS START
RIOT IN GOTHAM
Sympathizers With Arch,
bishop Mannix and Mac
Swiney Stage Dem
onstration.
BIZ Associated Press

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK. Sept 11-Picketing
Of British steamship piers continued
today with an outbreak OF violence
attributed BY the police 20 friction
between ngshoreInea striking in
sympathy with Archbishop Mannix
and Tererce NIacSwiney. and negro
strike breakers
While members Of the Am erican
wonnen's Pickets" were operating at
the pier where a force Of negroes
were unloading the liner Adriatic.
whits ana negroes clashed several
blocks away Several shots were
ired ineffectively ard enc bystand-
er is known 10 have been injured
by flying missiles. Stones, clubs and
firsts were used freely By a half
hundred combatants.
Extra Police Guards.
During the afternoon extra police
guards were rushed 20 the AGr.atic's
dock 10 quell disturbances witch
might arise when a negro div.h =.
Bishop Sslfridge, attempted ID en-
list aid from negro str!Eeorealser5.
Bishop Selfridge rad announced hs
would try 10 perShdCe the negroes
10 90 out in sympathy with whites
who struck 10 tie up vessels Cntil
Archbishop Manaix is admitted 20
Ireland and the lord mayor OF
Cork released from prison.
Violence occurred when a tiShi
started az the Stewards club, an
organization Of negro ship en-
ployes. A white man Is said 70 have
attacked a negro after the latter re-
fused 10 join the strikers. Fellow
club members came 10 the rescue
and the white was pursued several
blocks Four shots were fred at the
fugitive who made a stand after
being reinforced by a score OF white
longshoremen.
Free-FoF-An Fight
The free-for all fight which fol-
lowed was broken up by police re-
serves. A negro was arrested on a
charge Of melting a riot While
being placed in a patrol wagon one
of the crowd which had gathered.
aimed a brick at the officers or
their prisoner. The missile missed
its marx and felled an onlooker
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
AUDITORIUM.

Partners of the Night the big
special production which opens at
the Auditorium Monday for two
days was prepared for the screen by
Rex Beach and Samuel GoIdwyn-
The story is from the pen OF lie Roy
Scott. famous novelist. whose title
OF the above story forms the basis
for six of the best and most thrill
ing detective stories ever written. In
Partners of The Night" a young
lieutenant detective named Clifford
finds his every move and ambition
blocked by "A superior who is a crook.
and who ultimately is exposed by
the aid OF a female criminal after a
number OF sensational scenes which
make excellent screen material This
picture flashes pen pictures of the
mysterious criminal underworld Of
New York. its aristocraus and its
deadbeatS and its detectives who
trail the widest crook to capture and
conviction. The production is said
to be one of the best OF New YORK
life that has ever been filmed.
Charlie Chaplin, comedian de luxe,
is an added attraction in Work
one Of his funny two reel comedies.
Topics Of The Day are also on this
bill Max Linder. celebrated French
comedian, at enc time a great favor
tie with local patrons, returns 10 the
screen after "a two year absence due
10 illness. He makes his appear
ance Wednesday In The Little
Cafe" a bigger, better and funnier
Linden than we knew him before.
The Little CAFES is a fast and fur
ious farce dealing with society and
high life in Paris. A feature of this
high class comedy production, which
is in six reels, Is the beautiful Paris
ian gowns worn by members of the
delicate sex in the course OF the
story Each and every gown is said
10 be a delight 70 the feminine and
masculine eve. and display the real
thing in what milady shall wear.
Fatty Arbuckle. always a favorite
here is also on this bill, appearing
in The Garage" said 10 be the fun
niest two reel comedy Fatty ever ap-
reared in Mutt and JEFF and Fox
News are the other pictures and the
program is one that should delight
local and visiting movie fans dur
ing Fair week. Vivian Rich is seen
Friday in a World of Folly six
reel powerful drama of society life
and shows this star at her best. Her
remarkable ability fin both frivolous
and emotional roles is effectively dis
PLAYED as the wife Of n business man
who pays more attention 20 his Of
flee affairs than 20 her. The Lost
City" which Is nearing its end is
also on the bill with Fox News. Jack
Dempsey. the worlds champion
heavyweight fighter. continues tho
big fight scene which was so sud
denly faded from the screen in last
Sundays episode of Daredevil Jack
serial" Today patrons VIII see
Dempsey land the knockout punch
and the scene IS thriller through
and through Hoot Gibson in The
Fighting Terror two reel western;
Bear Skinned beauties" comedy.
Mutt and Jeff and Pathe News are
the other pictures on for today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
POLICE SEARCH FOR
DENENTED WOMAN WHO
STRAYED FROM HOME

Working the confidence game in
Benton Harbor. Mich. Saturday aft
ernoon two men and two women
successfully made their getaway and
the local police department was ask
ed TO lid IN apprehending them A
telephone call was received early
Saturday evening from the chief Of
police at Benton Harbor requesting
assistance and the motorcycle OFF,
GERS were detailed 10 patrol the
highways IN search Of the people
vho are driving a closed car bearing
Ohio license number 16S5SS. The
local police were unsuccessful in
iocating the party.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
STOCKMEN SEEK
AID FROM BANKS
TO AVERT CRISIS
Committee Will Appear Be
fore Reserve Board TO Seek
Extension of Credit.

CHICAGO Sept. Il - Financial
aid OF the United States this wear,
federal reserve system and banks OF
the country VIII be sought ny stock
men 90 avert what they say is a
crisis in the cattle industry
a committee representing Chi
cago. Minneapolis. Kansas City. St
Louis Dallas and san Francisco
federal reserve districts has been
appointed 20 appear before the fed
sVaI reserve board in WASHINGTON
Sept 20. 10 urge extensions of credit
90 the livestock industry.
The movement was being directed
hy T.. DE Ricqles. president OF the
American Livestock and Loan CO.
.ot Denver. J Ogden Armour. Louis
T.. SvLr. Thomas T. Wilson and
FRANK :. HosenbartI.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
POLICE SEARCH FOR
BENTON HARBOR PAIR

Police authorities Saturday began
search for Teresa Macy, 80 years
old, who has been missing from her
home. 1915 Catalpa av., since
Wednesday night.
Miss Macy. VINO lives with her
brother. Alexander Macy. is said 20
be feeble-minded, and is believed TO
have wandered away from the city.
The police Saturday were asked
TO aid in the search for the missing
woman A description OF her has
been sent 20 the police departments
in the surrounding towns in an eff
fort 20 locate her.
The missing woman was bare
headed when she left her home here
Wednesday night. She wore a heavy
winter coat and a black and red
strlL ed shawl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
SEVENTY-FIVE
SUITS STOLEN
Local Clothier Reports Loss to
Police-No Trace Of
Thieves.

Seventv-five suits of clothing were
stolen between the hours Of one and
three o'clock Saturday morning from
the clothing store OF 9. V. Korpal &
Son. 1889 W. Division St. according
TO the report made at police head
quarters. The suits were grey and
brown in color and the lot consisted
of sizes ranging from "a TO 40.
Fifteen sweater jackets were also
stolen along with the suits. The
thieves gained entrance to the store
by breaking the plate glass in the
front door. No clue was left for the
police who so far have been unable {"
find any trace Of the thieves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
ANTHRACITE MINERS
TO SETTLE TROUBLE

WILKES -BAu4.r.. Pa, Sept. IL
Leaders Of the United Mine Work
ers expressed the opinion today
that the differences between the an
thracite coal operators and the min
ers can be adjusted without much
delay a statement issued from I'M
ion headquarters of district seven
at Hazelton today said:
I'VE are still OF the opinion that
there are WAYS Left 20 have the mat
ter eventually adjusted and the poll
cv committee Will likely map out
plans calculated 20 best meet tn
needs of the situation"