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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-22
TULSA WINS OUT OVER
cHIckAsHA TEAM SATURDAY
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yards; another pass to Cunningham
gained eight yards; line leaked and
Roach failed to gain; pass to Wash
burn failed. Roach failed in second
attempt to drop kick goal.
Tulsa failed to gain on run around
left end fail to gain around right
end. Morgan gained eight yards
through line. The third quarter end
ed with Tulsa in possession of ball in
middle of the field. Score: Tulsa 20;
Chickasha 0.
Attempted pass, Ripper to Morgan
failed; pass to Shinn placed ball on
twelve yard line; Morgan made
first downs Boiling made three
yards Tulsa penalized fifteen yards
for holding; Rupert, with perfect
interference, gained fifteen yards;
Ledford carried ball to five yard
line; Mumford gained two yards;
Morgan circled left end for touch
down. Brownfield kicked goal.
Roach punted and Tulsa received
ball on Chickasha's twenty yard
line. Washburn threw Mumford for
loss of four yards; line bucks gave
Tulsa first down and placed ball on
nine yard line Rupert failed to
gain, after which Mumford circed
left end for the final touchdown.
Boiling failed to kick goal.
The Lineup:
CHlCKASHA: TULSA:
Washburn- LIZ Mike Ledford
c. c. Steinberger McCreary
Schlotterbeck --LG---- Conway
Green ------------C---- Brownfied
Gam ----RG RG--- Quilter
Penny --------RT Sheehan
Cunningham ----RE- Morgan &C.
Adams (c)----QB---- Hughes
White -LH--- Beyers
c. Steinberger- er---RH I'm. Ledford
Roach ----------FB-- Rupert
Substitutions: Mumford for Bey-
ers; Boiling for Morgan; Morgan for
Hughes; Stone for Conway; Carson
for Mike Ledford; Brockman for
Stone; Stone for Brownfield; Quinn
for Morgan; Moore for Brockman;
Brockman for Boiling; Boiling for
Mont Ledford. Craddock for Adams;
Adams for Craddock; Hollingsworth
for White; Gowdy for Clarke Stein
ber; Clarke Steinberger for Gun
ningham; Barry for Gam.
Punting: Roach punted six times
for average of 81 yards; Rupert
punted four times for average of II
yards. Il
Forward passing: Chickasha at
tempted six passes and completed
three for gain of twenty-six yards;
Tulsa attempted fifteen passes and
completed five for gain of sixty
yards.
Made downs: Chickasha G; Tulsa
IS.
Fumbles: Chickasha 0; Tulsa ?.
Penalties: Chickasha penalized |
three times for loss of fifteen yards;
Tulsa penalized seven tmies for loss
of fifty yards:
Officials: Coulter (Emporia Nor
maD, referee; Brewer 90. ID, UNI
pire; Gowans OK. U)D, headlines
man; Hendricks (Tulsa), timekeeper,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-22
Munsing Union Suits
Reduced

IN You now have the chance to buy
the finest Underwear made at-re-
duced prices.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-22

ALI are reduced.
$ $50 Shirts on sale $500
S 900 Shirts on sale----S7.2O
$1,000 Shirts on sale $500
s11.oo Shirts on sale- $3.50
$3.50 Shirts on sale---S11 00
$3.50 Shirts on sale-----S1O.8O
All other Shirts in stock reduced.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-22
Silk Shirts
20 Percent
Discount

Beautiful materials and patterns.
All are reduced.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30
A Living Trust By
InStalmentS.

Every man who is we'll in
formed comedies the wisdom of
establishing a Living Trust for
himself, his wife or a relative
for whom he wishes to provide.
But most men are deferred,
because they cannot take out of
their business or set apart from
their private fortunes AT ONE
TIME enough to accomplish it,
one of the many advantages of
a Living Trust.
The Equitable Trust Plan"
has awakened a new interest
in Living Trusts because it con-
fers the advantages of this
method on men of ordinary in
come. 1t enables such men to
accomplish a safely invested
fortune and put it on a grow
ing basis.
Our time is at the disposal
of any who wish to inquire into
the advantages of this Plan. Be
sure and talk it over with us;
also, read our Booklet "The
Equitable Trust Plan for Great
ing and enlarging an indepen-
dent estate"
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard F. Waldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindon Weldon and Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Stewart (nee Miss
Julia Weldon), all of Brooklyn, N. Y.
motored to Smyrna Monday for an
overnight visit to their friends. the
first they have made in several years.
They renewed many sincere friend
ships and received the glad hand.
Yesterday they motored to Laurel to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Mason for
an overnight and expect to be back in
Brooklyn, Friday.
Miss Pearl Jacobs, of Wilmington,
is spending a vacation home with her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. w. F. P.
Jacobs.
Mrs. S. A. Lloyd, of Bound Brook,
N. j., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. New
ell Lloyd.
Prof. C. w. w. Schwartz, superin-
tendent of Smyrna Special School
District, will spend his vacation in
advanced studies at the Columbia
University Summer School, to better
fit him for his work. His first year
in Smyrna has been a strenuous year
in managing the school and getting
the new Code regulations in running
order and that he takes up more study
instead of a needed vacation shows
his interest in and devotion to the
cause of education. He leaves for
New York next week.
Mrs. John Prince (nee Miss Ger
trude Baldwin,, of Kansas City, Mo-,
and her two children who have been
at Cape May, N. j., came over last
week for few days visit to her aunt
Mrs. John Henry Hoffecker, and have
been receiving a welcome greeting.
Mrs. Mary Moore Parrish and
daughter, of Greensboro, Md, were
guests Monday of Mrs. John H. Hoff-
ecker and Mrs. Prince and children.
Miss Alethia Spruance, of Whining
ton, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Spruance.
Miss Lola Eugenia Dick, of Audu-
bon, N. j.. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R.
D. HoffecHer.
DIR. Henry R. Spruance and Mrs.
Spruance, of Wilmington, will spend
July and August at Rehoboth, where
they have opened their cottage.
Mr.. William B. Megear, Jr., of Will
mington, a former Smyrnian, and
Frank Thomas, left last week for
Denver, Colorado, where they will
spend the summer with two Cornell
fraternity brothers, Richard and Rob-
ert Burke.
Mrs. Ernest Rowland entertained a
few friends last Thursday in honor of
Mrs. George D. Taylor, of Pittsburgh.
Miss Anna May Robinson and Miss
Ethel Casson, of Smyrna, spent Sun
day with Miss Ruth Jones near town
Master Walter I. Morris and sister
Ethel, spent part of last week in Del
mar, guests of their little cousin, Lee
and Aunt Ethel PORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harvey Wright
and little daughter, Mary Hart, have
returned from a delightful visit al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bryan, at Wynnefeld, Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Maslin, of Massey, ha:
returned from visit to Mr. and Mrs
Harry 7. Greenwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Barth, of Wes
Union, West Virginia, spent the weel
end with Mrs. Frank Turner and Mrs
G. A. Winford.
Mrs. George Gagan (nee Miss Aim;
Humphreys), of Los Angeles, Cal, j
visiting Mr. and Mrs. VIM. R. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Boyer have re
turned from a trip to Atlantic City
N. J., where Mr.. Boyer has been at
tending an insurance convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. FAIRIES ant
children also Mrs. FAIRIES and Mrs
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

Price, of Swarthmore, Pa, have gone
to Manasquan, N. j., where Mr.. FAIRIES
has taken a cottage there for the sum-
mer. The ocean is but few steps
from their cottage which is delight
fully situated. Mr.. FAIRIES will go for
week-ends from Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30
Arrested for Robbing Cash Register

Arrested for RObbing Cash Register
Gilbert Whaley, a colored youth
formerly of Greenwell's butcher shop
was arrested and held for court this
morning for robbing the cash register
of $3.50. Missing cash. before, the
money was marked. Whaley confess
ed and was taken to Dover Jail in de-
fault of $500 bail.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

When Mrs. George W. Wilcutts, of
AlgnOha, attempted to lower the win
dw in the second story of her home
n The face of an approaching storm,
without light, she missed her foot
ing and plunged head first down a
aalgay, sustaining a broken collar
lone and arm.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

is vouched for by thorough investigation. and
assured by supervision of management of con-
Germs financed by the Banking House as long
as your dollar is invested. Correspondence
solicited Will meet you for consultation. r.
H. DENNEY, Smyrna, Del, representing the
R. L. DOLIINGS COMPANY. Investment
Bankers, Columbus Ohio Philadelphia Pa.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

Ina One-sided game of baseball the
Snyma Club defeated Defiance, of
Wilmington, on the school diamond on
Aiurday afternoon by the score of II
pL A good crowd of spectators was
present.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

Iafmers around Blackbird are ex-
\ &lenelng much labor shortage due to
y Y work on the State highway near
] ssle' and other road and construc-
! W work, which has enticed many of
] laim hands on account of the high
'1g's paid and the short hours work.
] some farmers are paying S4 a
y and board for harvest hands and
44ny cannot hire any at all.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

Om entire stock of shovels, forks,
lies and hoes for sale at greatly re-
ai prices. Hardware Store (con-
vi with 5 and 1Oc Store).
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

number of farmers in this vicin-
ny have begun cutting wheat and the
inspect is fairly good for a yield in
a'ess Of what was anticipated direct
y following the recent hail storm.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

There is some fear that the hot and
5v weather, if it continues, will cause
AZ wheat to stubble before it can be
arrested
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30
m SMYRNA TIMES
~ I,,,vpNA, DELAWARE

HE SMl Hun III .wARr > e.
il7aNa AMP VICINITY a1.l
!, item. Of General tst lHtsEfs' %eef. O''"-
/ GARDEN Seed at w'''''--'d''
L :. webb's White Loaf Flour
/ ,.A.,antesd = ies satisfaction.-"dv'
.u,y. Mill is ready for grinding
! D feeds 7e--adv'
for Carpets, Rugs, Mattings
see 'ss.uuoolauns.-W. ~ G. Roe & Co.
sd LlllOi'N
.,, have Butterick Patterns in
We n byg tbe 5 and 10 cent stOre.-Adv.
The outlook for hay in this section
encouraging
,.u.. uses Conn band instruments.
! ,,''...rested ''s see VIM. NJ. Clark, agent
Dcsr, Del.-Adv'
=. Fourth falling on Sunday, the
:. stores and business places will
'-' ...Ts Monday, July 5 as a holiday.
=. Sale-COw Peas, Timothy,
e.r.ou Clover and Alfalfa seed.-W.
q ROe-Adv'
Make YOUR poultry thrive! Use the
.I.brated Bannister Hall Poultry
Feeds, sold only by ]. Frank Webb
sf.
# uays- to buy the best. Get in
nu,b with VIM. NJ. Clark, agent at
nsysr for C. G. Conn Band instru-
rnts.-Adv.
There is some fear that the hot and
5v weather, if it continues, will cause
NJ wheat to stubble before it can be
arrested.
July water bills are low due. Five
w cent added on all bills unpaid Aug
H la Office house 2 to 5 p. NJ. H.
& Anthony, COllectOr.-Adv.
Our entire stock of shovels, forks,
ds and hoes for sale at greatly re-
B d prices. Hardware Store (con-
i with 5 and 1Oc Store).
h When Mrs. George w. Wilcutts, of
kgnOEa, attempted to lower the win
dw in the second story of her home
n the face Of an approaching storm,
EthOut light, she missed her foot
ing and plunged head first down a
asilgay, sustaining a broken collar
lone and arm.
In a One-sided game of baseball the
Snyma Club defeated Defiance, of
Wilmington, on the school diamond on
Aiurday afternoon by the score of II
. l. A good crowd of spectators was
present.
4 number of farmers in this vicin-
ny have begun cutting wheat and the
inspect is fairly good for a yield in
a'ess OF what was anticipated direct
y following the recent hail storm.
lafnerS around Blackbird are ex.
1lenelng much labor shortage due to
I work on the State highway neal
'ie' and other road and construc-
~ work, which has enticed many OF
y larm hands on account of the high
1Fs paid and the short hours work.
some farmers are paying S4 9
. and board for harvest hands anC
4ly cannot hire any at all.
SS-S5
Tread THIS!
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

July water bills are low due. Five
m ant added on all bills unpaid Aug
H lst. Office house 2 to 5 p. NJ. H.
s. Anthony, COllector.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

t uays- to buy the best. Get in
Aucb with VIM. NJ. Clark, agent at
rlrsr for C. G. Conn Band instru-
mnts.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

a. Can you afford to loan your
AO1 money at or A, or even per
IN cent? You cannot afford to let
~ money be idle. You can get
per cent. on an investment that is as
safe as the best mortgage. 1 offer In
y dustrial Preferred Stock bearing
per cent. interest the saftev of which
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

Make YOUR poultry thrive! Use the
.I.brated Bannister Hall Poultry
T.sds. sold only by ]. Frank Webb
an.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

=. Fourth falling on Sunday, the
~ =. stores and business places will
a-' ...,Ta Monday, July 5 as a holiday.
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

=. Sale-Cow Peas, Timothy,
,,.oD !. Clover and Alfalfa seed.-W.
c. Roe.-Adv'
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

,,n.a uses Conn band Instruments
!. 9O. 9o'..ro.tpd see VIM. NJ. Clark, agent
Ocsr, Del.-Adv'
Smyrna times., 1920-06-30

In all the leather and styles,
the best values to be had
at a saving of $50 from
regular prices
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
La Academia de
San AguStfn

Las obras del nuevo Colegio catolico
EN- Rio Piedras adelantan al extreme
que hoy puSde asegurarse a los padres de
familia que habra cabida para Glen alum
nos internos, Pars provoor ell cargo de
Director dc csc colegio SO la designa-
do Mr.. George v. Keelan. actualmen-
te Inspector General del Departamento
de Educacion en- Puerto Rico, quien ha
renunciado su puesto on Ell Gobierno, pa
"a tener efecto fines del corriente mes
FL dia primero de Julio entrara en- ell
desempefo de su cargo de Rector del nue.
vo Colegio, ocupandose en- estos dos me-
ses de Julio y Agosto Ell ultisnar los pre-
parativos del nuevo plantel y en- la ad-
quisicion de muebles libros, ETC.; pero
muy particularmente en- la selection de
los seis profesores que tendra bajo su
direction para Ia enseianza.
FL seiior obispo, que ha tornado este
plantel de ensefTanza bajo su protection
como obra diocesana, concede plenss IA
cultades al Director para organizarlo y
escoger los profesores de mas aptitudes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
Los SOIdadOS pOT-
tOrriquGlOS Gmiti-
ran SuS VOtOS

Aver eomenzaron a inscubirss los soi
dados del Regimicnto Dc Puerto Rico.
Con respccto a este asunio. an Rsdac
tor de Ell MUEDo recogi6 De una
alta autoridad mitisar laa lguicntea
impresiones.
Los funcipnarios miiitares no frata
ran dc coartar en- ningun scntido
e, derecho Que tionen los soldados a
inscribirse. EIos pucdcn votar apo
var a cualquier partido. Las ausofi
dades militares mo eiercerAn para ello.
Influenza do ninguna clase
In mayoria DO los s0ldados del ~
gimicnto tenen su residences en- Ia i.
Ia. Por 10 tanto. tionen que inacriblrse
en- el domicilio que tenian al ingresar
en- el servicio militar. y para s.lo. 10
afecta T. circunstancia de habsr rcsl
dido largo tempo en- San Juan Peru
los funcionarios miliiarea. en- modo II
guno, concedcran permiso a los solda
dos para votar en- sus pucblos rcapcoii
vos. solamento y en- casO especial ss au
torizaran licencias para slcanFar sse
privilegio 50 roquiere. sobrct0do. buena
conducta y buen servicio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
AtGnaO PUTtOrriquelO
A los senores socios, y los inteIectua
les y artistas del pals.

En- nombre de la Junta Directiva de
este Cen.ro, tengo Ell honor de invitar
a ustedes, por medic de las presentes
lineas, para la solemnidad lirico-litera-
ria que consagrara Ell Ateneo la cele-
bracion del CERTAMEN ARTISTIco
que con objeto de conmemorar ell 44o
aniversario de su fundaci6n Sc anun.
clara oportunamente.
Ell acto principiara las ocho y media
de la noche del proximo lunes, % de
los corrientes, EN- los salones de la ms
titucion y para mayor lucimiento del
mismo solicitamos la asistencia de to-
dos los poetas, liseratos, musicos. PIN
torres, Y en- general de todos los artis-
tas intelectuales residences EN- Puerto
Rico.
Respetuosamente,
r. Rivera zAYAS.
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25

Los soldados de- Regimionto hicioron
aver por primera vez uso del dcrccho
electoral Algunos So inscribisron eB
santurce. Casi todos son dc hiiaci6n unlo
nista. In casualidad nos puso aver frsn
to un grupo de militarca qulensa
proclamaban. con orgullo. II ,uunfo de
Ia Union dc Puerto Rico en- toda "a 4
la. Algunos soldados que roEan ds Il
cencia Sc apresuran q renrcsar. con
el fin de podcr inscrbirse en- san juan
antes que tsrminen Ios diaa a. inscrip
cionca
Los so.dados Sc muestran muy couteu
tos de Ia conducta Dc sus ohciaies Mn
gunO dc estos --nos diioron--han IN
Huido nj han trstado d. couvcnosrnos
para que v0tomos poF al cual parti
do. Ellos han Observable una eondue'a
imparciai. serena y circunspecta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
BdrCOS francGSOS
diSpdFdn SObTe los
inSurrGCtOS tufCOS
CPor Gable Frances)

PARIS, JUNO 2A-Los DeIeeados
americanos la confercncia interna.
cional han llegado aqm. visitaron las
regiones devastadas y comunicaron a
Los periodistas sus impresiOnes. Coffin
presldente de la Camara Comercial de
indianapolis, elogi6 mucho la habili
dad y tactica de los franceses. en- Ell
ataque ell la defensa. Sc refrio a
la inutiidad de ciertas destrucciones
y agrego que pesar de los relatos de
los periodicos ,jamas hubiera podido
comprobar el salvajismo de los alema
nes, no haber visitado los campos de
batalla. Rindio III homemade entusias
ia al heroismo, a la tenaeidad v resis
tencia del soldado Y del paisano fran
ces. Afadio que no hay NADIA compa
rable a Verdun, que es Ell nombre de
una batal.a formidable y sin prcceden
tes. No hay NADIA -dijo- que resuma
mejor las virtudes francesas Que las
sublimes y va historicas palabras:
Ills ne passeront pass" (iY no
pasaranD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
Los StimadOreS de las 3 CaTtaS


A los va tristemente celebres TINA
dores de las "Tres Cartas" les ,ha sido
impuesta, despues de haber .llevado a
cabo una fechoria como la que relata-
mos aver, una fianza de S1OO a cada
uno, la que muy facil puede ser pres
tada por estos malhechores, para po-
der seguir hacienda mas victimas atin.
La ultima vez que fueron sentencia
dos tres meses por ell mismo delito,
apelaron de la sentencia, y estando ba
10 fianza, engafiaron Rodolfo Abreu,
quizas porque necesitahan el dinero pa
ra pagar los abogados que les de-
fiendan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
AVESO

Deseamos particular a nues-
trOs clientes y al plbico que
habiendo sido redueido Ell i'm
pnesto sObre Joyas, relojes y
artfculos Gle plata del % oIo
al 10 por ciento, !, nuestros
precios han Sido rebajados
en- consecuencia. Por dicho
motive de aqui en- adelante
no hay ventaia alguna en-
comprar en- los Estados Uni
dos, pues ell impuesto que
ALA Sc paga, es equivalente
al que aqui pagamos. y
Antes de hacer sus COM
pras yea nuestro surtido Y
nuestros precios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
LAS INsCRIPcIoNEs DE
AVER EN- sANTURCE

Aver sc ilcvarOn . cabo las inacrip
clones con ol mayor entnsiasmo en- san
turce. pues cmpczaron q inscublrne ios
soldados del regimiento De Puerto ~
co que tienen resideneia en- esta ioca.
lidad
Fl resultado fus el siguicutet
Unionistas III. republicans. 90. 81.
cialistas. 10 dudoso. l
Mayoria unionista sobre los republi
canos. 4s y eobre los socialistas ioi.
REPORTER UN1oNIsTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
LA GRADUACIoN EN-
LA ESCUELA LABRA

Esta noche Sc verifcara en- ell cine
Puerto Rico, cedido galantemente
por uuestrO distinguido amigo don Ra
mon Lloveras Soler, la graduation de
los alumnos de octave grado della es
cuela de "Labra''. En- eI mencionado
acto, que promote resultar brillantisi
mo- hara uso de la palabra, cerrando
Ell festival, el conocido tribune don
Juan Hefnandez Lopez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
BANCO DE SAN JUAN
SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICO

cAJAs DE AHoRRos BBPECfAIEs
In cada barrio hsy una GAIA ds Aho.
rros. III impononte no necesita vsufr .
Ia ciudad. para guardar sus econom1aa.
tiene Ia Gaia do Ak0rroa. en- su Or.
pio bsrrio.
Puedo eomprar. tambien. accionss
del Bsnco de- San Juan. q einco d6ia.
res cada una. Abra 81 cuenta en NEE
tro Banco. AdEI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
PARA JUEz DE PAz SUBSTITUTE

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado el nom
bramiento de don Joaquin Correa para
juez de paz sustituto de Naguabo, mien
tras dure la licencia concedida al juez
en- prOpiedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
CON LIcENcIA

A nuestro distinguido amigo don Pc
dro Rodriguez, secretsrio particular del
Gobernador, lie ha sido concedida una
licencia dc dos meses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25

PARIS.--La Delegation alema
ma reeibio urgentes ordenes de los
Aliados para proceder al desarme
sin mas aplazamiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25

PARIS. JUNO 24.--Referente a la in
demnizaci6n que debe pagar Alemania
y su repartici6n entire sus Aliados, los
expertos de estas naciones elaboraran
en- Paris las proposiciones comunes que
seran examinadas en- la conferencia dc
Bruselas, con el fin de ponerse de acuer
do aItes de ir la Conference de Spa.
La Conferencis aprob6 los informes dc
los expertos militares con respecto al
desarme de Alemania. En- Ia reunion
de Bruselas Sc tratara tambien Ia cues
ti6n de la entrega del carbon. La Con.
ferencia decide, por tltimo, reanudar
las relaciones econ6micas con los ru-
SOS, entendiendose que clio no significa
ell reconocimiento por los Aliados del
regimen pOlitico Soviet"
Lloyd George sah6 para Inglaterra
tres horas despues de haber terminado
la Conferencia a bordo del buque Maid
of Orleans, acompafiado de Lord Cur
zon Chamberlain. Millerand los de
mas delegados saludaron al primer mi
nistro minutes antes de embarcar. Lloyd
George fue objeto de una carifosa y
enthusiastic despedida. Los deIegados
franceses salieron para Paris en- tren
especial en- union de OtrOs plenipoten-
ciarios de la Entente
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Total :. 39
DIsTRITos sENATORIALES:
UNIoNISTA: San Juan, Arecibo, Aqua
dilla, Ponce, Guayama Hunacao.
REPUBLICANos: Mayaguez.
RESUMEN:
Senadores Unionistas. IL: Republica
nos 9. Total: H.
SENADORES AT LARGE:
Unionistas, 8; Repubhcanos, 1, So
cialista: l. Total: 10.
MUNICIPIOS QUE GANARAN LOS
UNIoNISTAS
Vieques Las Piedras, Humacao, Rio
Grande, Lola, Carolina, Trujillo, Rio
Piedras, San Juan, Maunabo San Lo-
renzo, Juncos, Gurabo, Caguas, Aguas
Buenas, PatiIlas, Arroyo, Salinas, Ca
yey, Cidra, Toa Alta, Vega Alta, We
ga Baja, Naranjito, Corozal, Morovis.
Barceloneta, Juana Dfaz. Santa Isa-
bel, Ponce, Guayanilaa, Adjuntas, Ja-
yuya; Utuado, Arecibo, Hatillo, oamuy,
Quebradillas, Sabana Grande. Cabo Ro
10, Mayaguez, Maricao, Las MariAs, La
res, San Sebastian Isabella, Aguada, Rim
con, Barranquitas, Comerio, Aibonito,
Culebras.
TOTAL: So.
MUNIcIPIos QUE GANARAN LOS
REPUBLIcAN0S
Guaynabo, Tea Baja, Dorado. Ciales,
Manati, Barros, Coamo, villalba, Pc
iuelas, San German, Lajas, Moca, Qua
MICA y Aguadilla.
TOTAL: III.
MUNIcIPIOS QUE GANARAN Los
SOCIALISM,
Ceiba, Naguabo, Luquillo. Yabucoa,
Guayama, Bayam6n, Yauco, Hormighe
ros, Afiasco Y Fajardo.
TOTAL: 10.
Retamos a cualquiera, que nos d'
muestre, con datos y n1meros, que
este dispuesto hacer una apuests de
quinientos d6lares, para que nos indi-
que siquiera la imposibikdad del triur
70 unionista en- los pueblos que hemos
mencionado
UNIoNIsTA IMPARcIAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25

MELILLA.-- Numcrosas tribus
marroquies han hecho elocuentes
demostraciones de adhesion a Es-
paiia.