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The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
sOCIAI. ISTS CREDITED WITH BE.
ING MASTERS NOW
RUMOR IS UNCONFIRMED
Messages From Berlin Fail
to Indicate There Is Any
thing Unusual

Brussels, Jan. 10.-Travelers from
Germany reaching here today brought
unccnfirmed reports that the German
government has been over thrown.
1t is reported that the socialists are
masters of the situation, and that a
general strike has been declared thru
out the territory not under allied oe-
cupation.
Brussels reports of the German gov
ernment overthrow were not confirm
ed form any other source and if it
should prove true that there has been
a new uprising in Germany it would
appear to have been particularly tim.
ed to coincide with the date set for
putting the Trehty of Versailles into
effect, creating ia state of peace be-
tween Germany ana the Allied powers.
Berlin Not Aware
London. Jan. l0.-In connection
with the unconfirmed reports from
Brussels of the German government
overthrow, messages from Berlin by
the way of Copenhagen this morning
did not indicate anything OF an extra
ordinary nature had been forseen in
Germany up to late last evening.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
JOE and W W ESPY
SELL CORDELE
COMPRESS
NESBITT COTTON COMPANY
PAYS $4,000
DEVELOP BIG ENTERPRISE
Nesbitt and Williams Inter
ests Engaged in Plans for
Big Bonded Warehouse
DEVELOP BIG ENTERPRISE

Joe ana w. W. Espy have sold
their stock in the Cordele Compress
to the interests in the enterprise
owned by Thomas Nesbitt and ]. j.
Williams. The price paid was $4,000
Each OF the Elk sellers got an equal
amount out of the deal, and the
change was made with view Of
developing large bonded warehouse
on the present site and on property
which has been recently purchased
for that purpose.
The new enlarged warehouse plans
are under cosideration and it is very
probable that the extended building
will be done before the fall season
This will mean an. additional devel
opment worth some $4,000
The bonded Warhouse will be one
of the largest in this section of the
state It.will meet need which has
long been discussed among. cotton
men and those who are interested
hope to develop large business 'fol
-Cordefe and this section in cotton
and merchandise requiring housing
space of this character.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
VOLCANO UPSET
MEXICAN REBELS
FLAMES STILL COMING FROM
NEW CRATER

Mexico City, Jan. 10.-Flames are
still being emitted by the new volca-
no at San Miguel, in the western part
of the state of Vera Cruz, according
to adivces last night. Every village
in that vicinity has been destroyed
lMbile lava and. contaminated wa er
from sources opened by the recent
earthquake are flooding the district
near the crater.
Rebels who had headquarters in
that region have suffered severely
both from casualties and loss of sup.
plies, it is stated.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
LEAGUE CALLED
TO|MIE|E'Tl ! ! !. FRIDAY ! |
NEXT in PARIS
WILSON EXPECTS TO SIGN CALL
ON REPORTS FROM WALLACE
U. S. WILL HAVE NO PART
u. S. Ambassador in France
Gives Notice President
Wilson
U. S. WILL HAVE NO PART

Paris, Jan. ,iO.--The putting OF the
2 League of Nations into being which
wirlAbes one of the immediate conse'
quences of the exchange of ratiica-
tions Of the jeace treaty, will occur at
Paris at ten-thirty in the morning OF
January l6, the Supreme Council de-
cided today.
Ambassador Wallace cabled this de-
cision of the Council to President VIII
son so that he might issue formal no.
tice of the meeting of the Council Of
the League on the date named.
Wilson to Sign Call
Washington, Jan. 10-Presidtn VIII
son expected to sing the call for the
first meeting OF the League of Nations
Cos{ncil immediately. aftlsr receiving
notice from Ambassador Wallace that
the first session. had been fixed for
next Friday.
The United States, however, will
not be represented at the meeting, as
the treaty is not yet ratified by the
Senate. While technically state Of
war between this country and Germa-
ny still exists, trade between the cour'
tries was resumed some months ago.
and is steadily increasing. particular
ly the export movement from the
United States.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
EFFORTS MADE REORGANlZE
CHILEAN MONETAY SYSTEM

Washington. Jan. l0.-Chile has OK
tended the date for the conversion of
paper money to February /, according
to a cablegram to the Department of
Commerce today from Ambassador
Shea.
Efforts are being made to reorga-
'nize the Chilean monetary system on
Va. gold basis.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
SOCIALISTS ENTER
new YORK PROTEST
RESENT EXPULSION OF FIVE
MEMBERS STATE ASSEMBLY

New York, Jan. lO-socialist lead
crs, as their next fight against the
action of. the state assembly in sus-
pending five members of their party
are perfecting plans to take the cause
directly to the people.
A mass meeting in Madison Square
Garden will be held at which citi-
zers generally will have an oppor-
tunity to voice their protests.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
HELP FOR HUNGRY
AUSTRIA IS ASKED
SECRETARY GLASS WOULD rem.
DER ASSISTANCE

Washington, Jan. 10.-Authority to
advance hundred and fifty millions
for food relief in Austria, Poland qand
Armenia was asked of Congress today
by Secretary Glass.
He said the amount would. relieve
the situation until next fall. Assis-
tance by the Unite1 States is i'm
peratively required to alleviate the
desperate situation and will affect mil
Ions of people, the secretary said.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
SPAIN Is FACING
CRITICAL TIMES
- -
" " - 4,
REPLIES no ATTACKS
ON GOVERNMENT

Madrid, (Friday) THE situation
at3arcelona and other parts oiENe
country is considered critical today.
The premier, replying to attacks on
the governments policy, declared the
goernment is not inclined toward re.
preston by wishes to restore order
Officers Ordered, Back
Madrid, Jan. 19.-All army officers
on leave have been ordered by athe
Spanish government to repoin their
units Immediately.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
CHICAGO WOMEN
RISE in ANGER
MASS MEETINGS PLANNED IN
scHoLLs OF CITY

Chicago, Jan. l0.-Ten thousand
Chicago housewives will hold mass
meetings in the public schools on Jan
uary 81 in the campaign against the
cost OF living. a owman's fair price
organization was announced today
Housewives will be told how and
where to buy economically. Com
plants will be hear dagainst the pro
fiteers. -
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
TOWNS BECOMES FULL
PLEDGED EMBALMER HERE

r. L. Towns, who for a long mum
ber of years has been connected with
the firm of C. L. DekIe & Bro here,
returned lat night from Atlanta
where he stood the examination for
embalmer's license in Georgia. He
spent some time in Augusta and has
been, on his trip three days. Friends
will be delighted to know of Ills
success in his examination.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
BABIES FREEZE AT
MOTHERS BREAST

Revald, Jan. lO.-Thousand5
were frozen to death in a bliz,
zard which swept across Estho-
MIA New Years day. Reports
here state that three hundred
bodies of refugees were found
in forest between here and
Marva.
American Red Cross work
ers say that many babies froza
to death at their mothers breast
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
PEACE TREATY ENDING WORLD WAR GOES INTO Effect;
LEAGUE Or NATIONS Is BORN WITH NEW CEREMONY
REPORT GERMAN
NJ, 1t SOCIALISTS HEAD NEW REVOLT
CI-EMENCEAU COMING
ON LEAGUE MISSION

Paris, Jan. lO.-Premier Gle
menceau is said to intend, il
elected president of the repuh-
lie, TO cross the Atlantic to car.
ry on in the United States a
vigorous campaign" on behalf
to the League of Nations ac-
cording to newspaper comment.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

Mrs. w. r. Holton of Rochelle
spent the day here attending to bus
mess. Her husband has been lcng
time in an Atlanta hospital where
he underwent an operation.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
RKUTSK TAKEN
BY BOLSHEVIKI
ALLIED DIPLOMATS GONE TO
CHlTA

Honolulu, (Friday).-Nippu Jill, Il
Japanese language newspaper here,
publishes a Toxic telegram today re-
porting that the Bolsheviki have cap
tured Irkutsk, and that the Allied dip
plemats have gone to Chita.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

Peaceful relations between Germa-
ny and the greater number of the
nations engaged in the great war with
her was established by the action TAX
en- at Paris today. The treaty is now
in effect between Germany and those
powers which finally ratified it.
These are Great Britain, France, Italy,
Japan, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil Guate-,
mala, Poland, Peru, Siam, Czecho-Slo-
vakia, andUruguay. ;
The United States alone of the "Big
Five" has not ratified the treaty. With
the taking effect fthe treaty Il num-
bcr of commissions created by the
treaty will spring into existence. The
League of Nations began to function
by the calling of the fist meeting of
the Council and preparations will be
;hastened for the taking of plebescites,.
as are already provided for.
The entire ceremony which took
place in the Clock Hall OF the French
Foreign Ministry was completed by
four ciytnnu o'oInni,
The delegates first assembled at
the private office of the foreign min
ister where at secret session the
protocol was signed.
Then led by Clemenceau, they filed
into the clock room. without cerc-
mony the minutes recording the ex-
change of ratifcations were signed
by the delegates Fhe Germans were
fhe fESt NJ ATTACH their signatures.
Fhe absence of the American repre-
Sentatives was particularly remarked.
Ambassador Wallace, finally hearing
nothing from Washington. returned
Ho the secretary of the peace confer
ence, the invitations that he'd been
sent to him.
Germans Sign
Paris, Jan. 10.-The German peace
treaty protocol was signed by the Ger
man representatives here today. This
was the preliminary ceremony of eN.
changing ratification and putting tue
treaty into effect. !!
SLOW With France
Paris, Jan. 10.-Although the lex
change of the ratifcations of to
peace treaty this afternoon is the fiji !
act that restores the before the war
relations between Germany .. |
France, no arrangements have Lecl
made by Germany, so far as asce.-
tanned here, to resume peace rela
tions with France.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

Cecil S. Jones. of the Palmer Jones
Company is spending Sunday on a
visit to Dublin.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
BUFORD LAID UP
BOILER REPAIRS

SOVIET ARK REACHES KEEL CA
NAL
Kiel. F'riday) 1.-The transport 3u-
ford, with two hundred and fortynine
undesirable aliens deported from The
United States, arrived here at FIVE
O'Clock this evening. The Buford win
lay up for repairs to her boilers.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
GERMANS SIGN PROTOCOL IN
PARIS TODAY
WALLACE DID NOT ATTEND
Commissions Provided For
Spring Into Existence
With Signing of Protocol

Paris, Jan. lO.-The Treaty OF Yer
sailles, making peace between Ger.
many and the ratifying Allied Powers,
was put into effect at four fifteen
this afternoon Blythe exchange OF rati-
fications.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
Sparkling
Satisfaction

You can be sure Of the
! ''4sl:'i purity Of Orange,C Crush.
You can buy it wherever
cold drinks are sold. W.
q Bottle Orange Crush uh-
der strictly s a nit AIRY
conditions and person
ally youch for its puri-
ty. A case in the homa
will bring 10Y to every
member of the family.
An ice-cold bottle Of the
pure fruit juice makes
an irTisistable, delicious
drink.
Sc by the Bottle,
Less BY the Case
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
Va estanos en- OlsperdS
de cerrar la Suscripci6n
Solaaente quedan dos dias habiles para enOlar
sus donotiuos los que no 10 han
hecho hasta la fecha

Fl da de Fehrcrohabra egado su IN
nausibe macnco Ia Coona excana Ell os
Estaos para corducto de LA fkhsA oa
Pueba los deno coloc en-
81 cscenario de formidable trageda de Enero
anho ferviente fre espanza ardoroo d
efcctva rcadad la pedad dc la raz 80
manifesto amplia. fucrte pr6dga-
Nuestra subscription consuy6 sorpsa do nuestra
c espadarazo de una
idalga foraea de noheza ndscuda desde ahora
ESQ gran caogo que foman nuestra sa censo mnuclo-
dc LA PRENsf,
los mlars enyados Mexico Ia traglc' ios
an uucan empeho incanSab sin deSa
coccta son
II 1neior creenca sodo cohglome-
RADIO naciona.
nucstros nac0nales fadi'
en- nuestras hoy aaa muchos
C0Onia McXcana los
tsdos uios aculi6 hemanos Neacuz da
i'ueba
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
No ha pensado abandonar
la lucha e irse a la
Habana a refugiar
nueVamente
NIEGAN UNA NOTlClA
Los feIicistas de N. York
desnienten 10 que dicen
en- Mexico acerca del
desaliento del
GraI. Diaz

T.tcgrcrG Especial para Ia FhhNSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero
2S.-Los Deri0dicos locales han dado
kov Ia noticia, recogida en- fuentes
oficialeS. dc que el general Felix Diaz
Sc halla tan desanimadO por IA re
ciente captura del general Gauden-
cio de la Lave Y sobre todo, por la
tragica muerte del general Blan-
Cuet. cl fusilamiento del general Al
varez Y de otros generates adictos =
su causa, que piensa abandonar IA
campaiia que tiene emprendida en- el
Estado de Veracruz Y salir del pals
para radicarse indefinidamente en- el
eXtranjero.
La noticia agrega Que el propo-
s!to del general Felix Diaz es el de
ir a Cuba Y establecer su resldeEc!a
en- la Habana.
Al dar Ia anterior noticia. les pc
li6dicos dejan entrever que cl gob!er
no Ia ha adQuirido por confidenclas
nechas por algunos de los jefes revo-
lucionarios que ultimamente han ST.
DO capturados que Sc han rendldo
en- el Estado dc Veracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
NJEGAN LOS FELlCISTAS
La NOTICIA

T,,,,,cra Fsrcr:.! ?crG Ii PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK. FebrerO 23:--En
los circuios feliciStaS Ge esta cludad
Sc neg6 hoy, de .nodo categ0rico, Ia
noticia trasmitida de Ia Ciudad de
Mexico. rcspccto cue e. general Fee
lix Diaz esta proyectando abandonar
la campana revoluciOraria y marcAar
a Ia Habana para radicarse indefinlda
mcnte.
Los amigos Y partidarios del gene
raj Diaz en- esta ciudad. al enterarse
de 10 publicado en- la Ciudad he Nc
xico. manifestation que el jefe del
Ejercito Reorganization Nacional
no esta en- peligro siquiera de ser
capturado Y Que cada dia recibe mas
V mas pruebas evideTtes de confian-
"a ' simpatia en- cl EstadC de Vera
cruz, cuyo pueblo esta de acuerdo
con 81 programa que sustenta el cau-
dillo.
La sonora espoSa del general Dl1z,
que vlve actuaimentc en- Nueva 70 E,
Sc dice que ma negado QUE tenga a
menor intenci6n de ir la Habana,
Y que ha manifestado cue su esposo,
en- las cartas mas recientes que lc ha
dirigido, 10 hace mencio. a.guna de
que tenga prop6sitos de abaHdonar Ia
campana Y de Salir del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
Antier Sc reunieron todos
los delegados de los
Edos. del Centro a
la Convention
LABOR PRELIMINAR
En- la primera junta, que fue
presidida por L NJ. Rojas
y Candido Aguilar, solo
Sc revisaron las
credenciales

T-lsore.rc Especial para La PREASA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero
23.La convention bcnilista, !ntegrada
nor delegados de los Estados del Cen
tro. inaugur6 aver sus trabaJos en- es-
ia capital. Despues de haber sido de-
riarada definitivamente instalada ia
referida convention, bajo la Jefatura
de Luis Manuel Rojas V Cantldo Agul
lar, Sc procedi6 Ia revision de ere
denciales Y al nombramien:o dc va
rias comisiones. todss elias prcsld das
Dor elementos de esta capita! que Sc
dice ;ienen va practicamente redac-
taada Ia plataforrla del Partldo y que
las conisiores nc harm slno ratiflcar
el programa Que Sc les presente:
Sc espera que el ingealero Boni-
las estara Ell esta capital en- el curse
de la presente semana, preclSamen-
te antcs de que Ia convenclon c!ausd-
re sus trabajos. para que Sc lie notl1i-
cue oficialmente acerca de su cleo
ci0n V Sc prescnte definir claramen-
te su actitud. Que Sc cree en- los clr:u-
los oficiales que sera favorable los
descos del gobie. I'D y de los conVen-
cionistas. En- ese case, el lngemero
Bonillas debera otorgar la protesta
correspondent ante Ia Convenc!on
que aver irauguro sus trabaJos en- es-
Ia capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24

PINO ESTA "a En- EL
PANTEON RANGES
Solemnemente inhunaron de
nuevo los restos del
ex-Presidente.
FUERON EXPUESTOS
En- Ia Camara de Dlputados
Sc les tuvo a la vista
de numeroso publico
FUERON EXPUESTOS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero
e3.-Lo3 restos del hcenciado Jose
Maria Pine Suarez, fueron inhunados
junto q la tumba dc don Francisco /.
Madero. en- el Pante6n Frances. La
traSlaci6n de los restos del v:ceprcsi-
dente di6 lugar a ceremonies otlc'a-
les que revistieron alguna 7oIemnldad.
Primeramente, los restcs del licen-
cado Pino Suarez +ueTon llevados a
In Camara de Diputados, doDde que
daron Ia vista del publico durante
varias horas. Una gran rluchedumbre
visit6 Ia Cama~a, perO Sc VIC que el
publico fue ALI mas oien por curIosi-
dad que por cua!quicra 0tra causa.
Miembros del CouGreso y jefes del
ejercito carrsncista, hicieron guardia
de honor a los restos. los cuales fue-
ron trasladados las diez de Ia ma
mana a. PanteGr Frances, con los mas
altos honores mllitares.
Una gran procession, integrada por
alcmentos del gob;erno, acompan6 a
is -estos de! ..;c9 .cI1io Pine Suarch
hasta Ia tu:rba alberta junto la que
ocupa el cadavcr de don Francisco |.
Madero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
La vida sube de precio
a causa de los wales

La ciaSe medla,-y mas tocavla, IA
gran r:Gsa del pueblo, estan Suirlendo
las coUsecuencias de una sicuacion
como Il actual, creada por Ia desapa-
ric;6n de la moneda fraccIonaria Y IL
emission de los wales" Desde luego.
Ia vida ha subdo de precio en- Un Sc
senta Dor ciento Gesde que aDarec!e-
ron los primerOs 'vales,' fines del
aIlo 2asado, V como los jornaleS, sa-
larios Y haberes no han sido aumenta-
dos. resulta que para Ia gran masa
popular que vive al dia, como Sue!e
decirSe. ha habido un desequilibrio
econ6mico que Sc ha traducido en- di-
ficultaGes sin cuento.
En- los mercados Y en- los comercIos
en- general al menudeo, Sc nota e.
gran lisgusto Que eXiste entire .! pue-
bio contra Cabrera. quier Sc hace
responsible de l2 emission de los nue-
vos bilimbiques que ha traldo por
consecuencia un aumento conS'dera-
bic en- Ell costo de los articulos de ge-
neral consume.
va empieza 4 desbOrdarSe g! SEN
tmiento popular, pues en- los merca-
dos Sc escuchan gritos de "muera
Cabrera" durantc las fuertes dlscu-
stones que Sc suscitan entire conner
ciantes ' coGsumidores por Ia falta
de monedas fraccioNarias : por el alto
precio que Sc ha fijado los articuIos
cuando los pagos sc hacen en- wales. y
y dicesc que estos pritos han llegado,
sino a oidos. 81 conocimiento de Ca
brera Y que es. debido a ellos Y IA
Uerdida confianza del Executive, que
no pasea va como antano, mostrando
a todo el mundo su caracteristica SON.
risa que era como un desafio la OPT
MON nuhlica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
LOS Wales De CABRERA HAN
LLEVADO A 10 ULTIMO FL
DESPRESTIGIO De CARRANZA
AMIGOS Y ENEMlGOS ESTAN De. ACUERDO EN- QUE
LA SITUACION ES INTOLERABLE
pesar de- la obsnacion de DON VenHstiano en- sOseHer
su UaGdo, la opinion estd obEgando a nm5os r0mper
los fuerfes lazos con que Sc han undo
en- perjucio de la Rep1bEca

r,lsor9r-a EspseiaI pare Ii PRENSA.
CIUDAD De MEXICO Feorero
22,-Los wales Cabrera, impossible
es que el publco los conozca con otco
nor.bre por mas que el goblerHo Sc
esfuerce en- declarar que son papei
moneda de IA Comision MOneTarla,-
estan llamadoS q ser el arma mas te-
rrble que Sc esgrima contra el regl-
men carrancista durante Ia !ucna
electoral.
Cabrera, el Ministro de Hacienda
de! regimen actual. es e. b!anco de
todos los ataques, pues Sc lie conslde-
re- 81 directamente responsible de es-
Ia situacion tan especial como eNs-
te en- el pals a causa de Ia 1aLra ce
moneda traccionaria Y en general
del irisoluble problema economlco.
Que Ia opinion p1blica esta contra
los wales" DE- r.anera muy especial
contra ell Secrerario de Hacienda, es
aIgo que no puede ocultar va el 60
bierno. Los period;cos tO9oS- hasta
los amigos de CerranZa-co1dena3n
con mas o menos e2srgia IA labor de
Cabrera = las senalan como el obs
t8culo para Ia soluci6n de IN pro
blema que tan sacramento afecrs la
naci6n. soluci6n que desean amp!ia-
mente las fuerzas ylvas todas de-
pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
ENTREGhN EN- MEX.
4 in DR.. NIPPON
Radicaba hace tempo en-
nuestro pals y estaba
casado con mexicana
VA PRESO A SU PALS
Lo acusan de haber tramado
una conspiracion para ia
Independence coreana
VA PRESO A SU PALS

Tclegra mn LspccidI para Ii PRENSA.
CIUpAp DE MEXICu, Febrero
Isl. Tahahake, IN medico japones
que reside q. esta capital durante
diez a:os, ha s;io aprekcndido por
unos emisar!os japone"es. em5aT-
cado en- Salina Cruz. en- IN buque de
guerra nib&n Iuc 10 cc2cucira al In
perio del Ur!ente.
La esposa del doctor japones la
kabake. que es meXicana, al ser en-
trevistada. declare que ignoraba por
complete Que su esposo hubiese sido
aprehendido, manifestardo que saba
unicamente que el doctor Takabake
iba al Jap6n en- mission politica. Sin
embargo, Sc comprobo que habla ST.
do llevado prisionero por unos emf
sarios japoneses que vinieron hace 70
cos dias esta capital procedentes de
Salina Cruz, en- cuyas agrss quedo el
barco de guerra que trajo los rcfe-
ridos emisarios.
e. Dr., Takabake, seeun Sc ha sabi-
do ahora, estuvo mezclado en- un mo-
vimiento que Sc inici0 a favor de la
independence absolute de la Corea, Y
sc cree que ahora es llevado al Japon
para juzgarsele y castigarsele por la
participation activa que tomo en-
aquel movimiento.
Ha causado asombro la facilidad
con que Sc entregara Sc permitiera
Ia entrega del doctor Takabatake a
los emisarios. japoneses q 10 llevaron
a Salina Cruz : 10 embarcaron en- el
buque de guerra que 10 ccnGuce al ia
pom.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
|. CALDERON ASECURA
QUE Ell OBREG0NISM0
Sc ENCUENTRA UNDO
Mega que existan atgunas
disenSioReS enfre los
elementoS directories

-.,s,-awa Especial rcrc Il PRENSA.
CTUDAD DE NENICO, Fchrero
2S.-Fernandc Iglesias Calderon. je-
- del Partido Liberal durante al
gun tempo Y actualmaNee director de
Ia camnaha poIitica o5regoHiSta, hizo
hoy la declaration De que eS inexacCo
Que hayan ocurrido disidencias en-
ire los eiemrntos directories del par
lido obreconista, COM Sc ha asegu-
rado. stcuN dijo 81, Pc; aigunos ete-
mentos ofic,ales.
Nego tambien Ig.eSlaS Caldecon
Que fuera = abandonar \ direction de
"a campena politica del partido obre-
sonista para acep:ar a candaatura dc
algunoS crupoS civilistas PARA Ia Presl
dencis de Ia Republca. ' ternino sus
6ecIaraciones recomeDdando a todos
los Iiberales que voten en- favor de
Ia canGidatura de Alvaro Ohregon en-
las eleccioues &c Julio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
FL REY De ESPANA VA
A BIARRITZ 4 QUE 10
YEA UN ESPECIALTSTA
Su piejo padecimiento de
la nariz requiere esGS
atencioneS

Del .ss-ricio Esperiol dc Ii PRENSA.
MADRID. Febrero 23.-Despues
de reiterar su ccnfianza en- ei Pri-
mer Ministro. senor Allende SalaZar
y de encargarlo de la solucion de las
diticUltades que han surgido en- el
Gabinete. el Rey don Alfonso NH
sali6 hoy para Biarritz, donde consul
tara con el Dr. Noure, famoso espe-
ciaIista que ha eStado atendicndo a
monarca de las Intermediates que pa
dece en- la garganta ' Ia nariz.
Oficialmente s. hizo el anuncio de
cue han quedado arreglados los pre-
rarativos De un viaje del Principe
Jaime Y de Ia Princesa Beatriz. HI
ics de les Reyes de Espaaa, a la
Gran Bretana. Sc dice. aunque no
cficialrente. que el Principe Jaime
sera internaGo en- IN sanatorio en-
Tnglaterra. pres necesita sujetarsele
= IN tratamiento medico cuidadcso.