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Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-08
CARD OF THANKS

Our sincere thanks to the
kind friends and neighbors who
assisted us during the sickness
and death of our beloved hus.
band and father.
Mrs. J. P. Pfeiffer and Chill
dren.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-08

Almanacs for 1920 have the
usual weather predictions, but
the wise farmer prefers to wait
for the weather bureau before
planning his years work.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-08

THE demagogue always steps
IN where the patriot is wanting. "
Washington Irving.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-08

Mrs. VIM. Bruner returned
Saturday to her home in Kado-
ka, after a few days visit with
her mother, Mrs. s. p. Brooks.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-08

Dr.. Fitzgerald, Dentist and
X-Rayist.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
THE EVENING IoURNAL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1920

confusion that the Republican house
and The Republican senate appointed
special committees 20 consider The
need and the creation of a national
budget system system which ai
one stroke would give us a sound
plan OF fiscal administration and pro-
Vide for "a real audit OF our govern
mental expenditures each year.
Vetoed by President.
The two committees. after months
OF earnest work. formulated bill
90 give our government a real busi-
ness system. Their work done. the
measure drawn. they submitted % to
the two houses Of cungrcss which,
after amendment and cOnfcrrlce. ap-
proved 10 without a singl, dissenting
vote and sent 10 to the White House
There 10 lay for days--unlil ne clos
ing hours of the session Of congress
when % came back with lho prcsi-
Dental Ncio--a veto which did not re-
late 90 lt- great constructive features,
hut 90 a small detail off partisan poll
Ties. ln The short time loft Tor them
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

when congress sought to furnish IL
with one.
"Brlgadier-Genoral II. NJ. Lord, the
director OF finance in the war depart
mont when lesiifying before the
house budget committee. said.
The war department since April O.,
1917. has had appropriated for its use
s2i .30i .3SS. .3i3g1.
THE war department entered This
war without any fixed and deiermin-
ed or carefully digcstcd and prepared
financial system. 10 Was impossible
under the statutory organization cX-
isting iO have such a system.
General Lord pointed out that qt
the beginning there were five siaiu-
tory bureaus within the war depart
mcni. each independent of the other
each making It's own contracts. doing
IFS own purchasing making iis own
disbursements and doing lbs own ac-
counting. with as many different
methods as there were bureaus.
AS a result he said. They were
competing with each other in a field.
in "A market. where the supplies m
many cases for Which thcy We're COM
peting were restricted in amount.
Later on these five Independent hu-
reaus were increased Go twelve. each
proceeding IN the same way
What General Lord said Of lhe war
department was true practically of
every other department. and of the
government as a whole during the
war. 10 Is Just as true today as when
he said it several months ago.
1T was 90 bring order ont Of This
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

find an adjective with which TO char
acterlze the demands Of the admin
istraiion for sums exceeding them
by almost three billion dollarsg
Increases the Cost.
1T Mas become imperative for us
30 inquire into the reasons for these
tremendous deficits. these requests
for enormous appropriations. and
this present necessity for the gov
ornment 10 90 into the open market
and compete with legitimate private
business FOR money at high interest
rates. 10 is obvious that when the
government OF the United states Of
fers D 81 and six per cent. for
money, the effect is 10 drive higher
and higher the interest rates on in
dustrial and business loans and
thereby 90 increase the cost OF doing
business and consequently the cost
Of living. BY Offering these rates,
with taN-free privileges attached
thereto, the government is not only
drawing out OF the banks Of the cOun-
try large sums which otherwise would
serve 10 supply the insistent needs
OF industry, but Is also contributing
10 the already alarming deprCc.atiOne
or It's own Liberty bonds purchased
at par by a patriotic people for the
winning OF the war Industrial re-
ports from one end or the country 10
the other indicate a falling-off in bus
mess. an increase in the interest rate
charged 10 business men for legiti-
mate commercial AMI industrial loans.
slringency In the money market. a
dearih in building. while many In
the country find it impossible 10 get
homes suitable for their accommOda-
ton These conditions are due. either
directly or indirectly, 90 the gigantic
/ failure OF the present Democratic adj
minisiration 90 function as a business
organization 10 has drawn the very
| life blood from the channels OF bust
ness 10 keep itself alive-a process
which. if continued. will inevitably
/ produce a collapse Of our industrial
/ system
| without a Workable Plan.
"The reason for this is simple. The
| administration went into he world
| war without any workable plan of
| finance. 10 came out OF the war with
out such a plan. u still is without
/ such a PLAN Only last June. though
its directing head, ihe-president OF the
United states. % rejected such a plan
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
WEST VIRGINIA
GREETS HARDING
Candidate Is Given Rousing
Reception at All Points
on Trip
VERSAILLES
TREATY DISCUSSED

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. 29.-Sen-
alor Warren G.. Harding. the Republi-
Fan nominee for President, reached
Wheeling shortly after noon yester-
day after a trip across West Virginia.
Turing which he made five rear-plat-
form speeches and was checred by
crowds at several smaller cities where
his special train did not stop.
An attack on the labor provisions
ot the Versailles treaty and criticism
ut the Democratic administration for
lls enforcement Of some provisions OF
ihe Cummins-Esch railway act fea-
iured the nominees morning address
FairmOnt. Warrington. Cameron and
MOundsVille lie declared other ma
Lions would set American labor SIAN
ddrds under the treaty and asserted
that Democratic officials might ease
the coal situation II they chose 90 take
fun advantage OF the car allotment
provisions OF the railway law.
The Senator's special train pulled
into Wheeling 30 the accompaniment
Of "a deafening chorus OF mill and
locomotive whistles. and hundreds of
persons lined It's path through the
residential section OF The city. AZ
N'NN |NANNNAA nNlNNAANA NAAN|N AAA~ NAWNNI
greeted the nominee, and he rode iO
his hotel followed by. "a wave Of ap-
plause. At a public reception later
hc shook hands with several hundred
people
The senator's discussion OF The
ireaiy's labor provisions was In his
speech at Warrington. where DE- wa.
greeted by band and cheering
ihrong, who ilocked about his private
car he declared that through the
International labor organization sci
up under The treaty foreign nations
could flX international labor stand
ards. and asserted th0t ne never
wanted 90 see American standards of
labor lowered 20 harmonic with those
0f Europe.
Mountaineers were conspicuou.
among those who heard the nominee
ai MOundsvlle. Where he voiced hi.
hope Tor better education and de-
cl3rcd his faith i'm 'an educated
America he also pleaded for 10y
ally by AN foregn-born Americans
saving that those who ayailed them
selves OF American opportunities
owed the debt of absolute loyalty
in return
Government S a political and no
"a business agency, but ii does a gOOC
business OF our own government !,
enormous In extent and is constant,
growing greater and more complex
"a is carried on however. hy meth
Ods 80 crude. so wanting in plan anC
system. that if DO We're prVa'e bus
mess of equal magnitude with nXe,
0. sources. In -fld OF public business
with well-nigh unlimited resource S
Wo should have gone INTO liquidation
and closed our doors long ago 81
private business can possibly SURVIVE
without keeping iis expenditure
within the limits Of It's income. hu
fno government goes on. year afia
year. with no real effort 20 maintain
ihe balance between income md out
go. SO business can be carried oi
succe essfully without a strict appli
cation ~ business methods. and gov
ernmrnt business presents no eXcep
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

tisement Of what Lydia +. Pinkham's
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ness, and you may use these facts as a
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he 20 news along TO other suffering
women tb't they also may be relieved.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

part OF stomach
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bed. / suffered
so IL seemed as
though 1 would
die and I was not
regular either. /
su hered for a
year and was
unfit TO do my
homework, could
only wash dishes
once in a while. I
H..
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
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PAIN NOW
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Warner.

Onalaska. Wis.-"Every month I
had such pains in my back and lower
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
Old Age Deferred
ny DR., LEE H. SMITH.

Business who must speed the works and make business
boom during these dayser the wsrmst recognize the neces
y Of keeping fit When mind befogged when you have dull
headaches feel og when not up snuff keep the bowels
free with mild laxative In the take tepd sponge
cod water may be used does not chilli follow with brisk
down; sufficient Setting up exercise good you
glow. Have you tried it aey2
Don't let the posons accumulate the intenes either but try
dose OF castor oil the first thing arising pleasant laxative
occasionally such as one made up Mayappe son and ap rolled
into tiny sugarcoated pill and sold in every drug store as Dr.
erces Pleasant Pellets Tbec hot before breakfast
and you'll feel better than kng If you continue in life thus you
pass Life Insurance examination a sixty.
If you wish to old coming soon you want
increase chances for long life you should drink plenty
soft an distilled water daily between meals Then procure
drug store Dr. Percs Anurc anuc-a This "Anurc drives
the uric acid out and relieves baache and rheumatism as well
tdTe- r7ple Anuric dissolves uric acid. nolol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
Los drabes de PaIestina
y la independence judia

LONDRES, Abrii 25.-La organl-
zaci6n sionista anuncia haber reclbl-
do una information que le merece
entero credito dando cuenta de que
los arabes han pedido Ia Suppression de
la comisi6n sionista que Sc encuen-
ira en- Palestine para antes de clnco
dias. la expulsion de u jefes Y ell
llcenciamiento del battalion judo,
amanazando con dar muerte a los jul
dos 81 sus demands no Sc llevan a
cabo.
e. informe sionista dice que la ad-
m~inistracion de Palestine trata de a.
ceder q las demandas. pero que ell
Feld-Mariscal Vizconde Allenby, CO.
mandante de las fuerzas inglesas, ha
vetado Ia resolution.
Los sionistas SC han dirlgdlo al
Minister:o de Estado y ell Feid-Maris
cal Allenby ha recihido instrucciones
a fin de que informe sobre ell parti-
cular. Tiene 0rdenes de haccr TODD 10
possible para evitar los des6rdenes sin
acceder q las proposiciones de los
arabes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
LAS R~EPARACIONES QUE
DEBERA OAR ALEMANEA
En- Eruselas Sc efectuard una
conferencia de los prime
ros Ministries aliados
con Ell CaRciNer
clemGn

SAN RENO. Abril 25.-En Ia CO
Dital de Belgica. que tan estrecha.
mente !igada Sc halla con el zenit y
la caida del Gmperio aleman. sera
recibido IN Representative de IA Re
publ;ca Alemana, por los estadiStas
aliados. con Ia misma categoria de
igIaldad. por Ia primera vez desFueS
de Ia guerra. 81 Ell proyecto propuesto
en- Ia session de- hoy del Supreme Con
sejo, Sc aprueba.
BruSelas sera entonceS escenarlo de
una c~onferencia &C las potencias
aliadas con el proposito de invitar 4
Alemania a que envie IN represen-
tante para que exprese de que ma,
nera Sc propone e. gobierno teuton
cumplir con las clasuias del tratado
de Versailles, relatives 4 las repara-
clones. Sc esrera que el Canciller
Mueller sera el que personalmente
asuma esta tarea. toda vez que es e!
tuncionario de igual range que los
primeros Ministries Lloyd-George. Nj
.erant Y NiCti.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
Branting organize IN sabi.
nete socialista Ell Suecia

STOCKOLMO. Abril 25.-El jefe
del gobicrno ". Branting, que ACADIA
de constituir gobierno con elementos
socialistas eXclusivamente, siendo el
primer gobierno de csa naturaleza
Que Sc organiza en- Europa. ha recibi
do en- audiencia al corresponsal de la
Prensa Asociada. para darle los pan
los de vista Y planes de su rroyecto
de gobicrro.
Este gobierno es para TODD e. pue
bio. dijo, porque no eS partidarlsta.
No hemos variado nuestras Conviccio
mes, porQue estamos ~preparadoS pa
IA tratar mIy especialmente aque-
los problemas cue afectan a las ella
ses trabajadoras del pals, que repre-
sentamos. Nos encontramOs situados
sobre IN espacio firme dc dcrecho.
No pretendcmos la reforma o al.
teraci6n de la socicdad, sino que 6s-
ia Sc le coloque sobre bases legales
de maner que d~cscanSe toda ella en-
ell parlamento, para determinar has
Ia que extension podra dcsenvolverse
o evolucionar en- este pals e. progra-
ma socialista."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

e. nal de San Vito, esa eXtrana
enfermedad que hace que los dedos
Sc tuerzan V los musculos esten aglta
dos por IN continue temblcr, de
donde lie viene tambien ell nombre de
Bale del Sar Vito. NJ es una en-
fermedad debida a Ia infection bac,
terial. Bajo el nombre de "corea'
es muy comun entire los ninos &c las
escuelas, principalntente durante los
meses de primaverI. Frecuentemen
re Sc presenta aco~panado de Ia
tonsilitis. Ia endocarditis, inflammation
del coraz6n Y artritis aguda 0 articu
laciones inflamaCas.
Los gernenes del bacilo que produ,
cen tai enfcrmedad pcnetran hasta los
musculos per las amigdaias o CLAN
dulas de Ia garganta, los dientes, Ia
nariz o la garganta.
Cuando un nino Sc Siente atacadc
de c~alentura debe Embellishments d
b~andona. Ia escuela. porque csc es. unC
de los sintomas con que Sc revels
Ia enfermedad, V 81 esta continUa dc
I be permanecer en- cana durante algu
nas Las a~molradas. los
coin 5 ' un buCn colchon dan aliviC
Ia enIermito y alivian los musculos
torgidos
Nunha atencion debc darSe a "a ali
mcntacidn del enfermito. La graz
actividad muscular Cumenta. ra.u.
ralmente, Ia perdids de los tejidos
Y la debilidad que ~sobreviene prom.
10 es iii factor que debe tenerse en-
~cucnta. para aplicar ell debido ira.
tamicnto.
l., darse FL enfermo cuanta lechc
quiera, u mismo que los alimentos
cue s~olicite, siempre que no sean de
dificil digestion. La nr..riciSn del
paciente Sc mantiene mas na5uralmen-
t. i~mpidiendo Ia extrema actividad
muscular.
Fl enfermo deha tener abundante
luz solar Y aire frcsco. Los intesti.
nos dsben mantenersei f~uncionando
con regularidad. F. descanso ' una
buena leche ayudan poderosansenta
para encer e. nal.
Los remedies Prescritos combatcn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
Ia QUESTION DEL RUHR
OUEDO S~OLUCIONADA
FL Consejo Supreme Inter,
AEiado resoluio csc Y "a
rios problemas impoT-
tantes de Turqula

LONDRES. Ahril 25.-Ur despa
clio reclbido lie san Reno hoy. *
presa que eli Supreme Conseio intcE
Aliado discutira hoy la question "e.
Ruhr. ~esperandose que Sc c"HueA
ire al fin n formula que dejc sa-
tisfechos a todos los que en- e." pro
bIema Sc italian i~ntereSados.
Tai decision Sc accrd6 deapues
de una conferences celebradl aver
entire ell Ministro de Relac'oneS ita
liano, Senior SciaIoia, A. J. BaIfour
y Ell General Berthelot. miembros de
Estado Mayor. La transaction sc su-
ciri6 en- vista de 10 tratado en- las
conversacines tenidas por el Primer
Ministro inglas Lloyd-George y eI Ma
riscal Foch, segun Sc dice.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

Ell NAL DE SAN vito

la tendencia a los movimlentos con-
vulsivos V hacen que el paciente duer
ma tranauilamente, c~onservando de
esa II las fuerZas o recupcran-
do las muchas que Sc han perdido en-
los movimientos musculares product
dos Dor la enfermedad.
FL NAL de Corea Sc presenta FIRE
c~ucntenentc como consecuencla de las
Intermediates nruptiva& En- tales
cases Il emnleo de leche a~bundante
como alimrcnto crea nueva sanSre
prOntamentc.
Debe tenerz2 presante Qus IN alta
que del nal de San Vito p~redispone q
otrc. por lc que deba tenerse STEM
pre- cuidado con los che han padeci-
10 iicha enfermedad Y a la primera
senal de reaparicion del nal debe a,
jplicarse el tratamientO Appropriate.
81 piercicio tornado con: reguIa-
ridad Y al air2 libre ayvda mucho
On la curaci6n de Ia enfermedad.
IN Ia primavera Y en- el otono es
cuando Sc dan mas casos del nal de
Corea. FOR 10 que los padres de ia,
militia dsDeI: estar aiertas.
Fl Raile de San Vito no es IN
nero habito initiative de espasmo.
sino que es una cnfermedad infecciosa
que Sc comunica de IN nino a otro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
Una guerra sin cuartel de,
clar0 81 Sultan q los
nacionaIiStaS

CONSTANTINOPLA, Abrll 20
! e. Gobierno Sc propone presentar
combate q los nacionalistas envian-
do grapes de ~partida-ios en- diferen-
ties seciores de Ia Anatolia con el
lin de buscar apoyo para el Sultan.
Han sido despachados va mi! nom
bres para Panderme a fin de ayudar
a Anzevour Baja en- ST. batalla contra
Mustafa Renal BsJa, .
Otros partiran en- seguida para
Trebizonda ' Samsun.
e. Go5ierno ha abandonado sus
planes de una movilizacion general Y
ahora trata de recIutar IN ejercito
voluntario. ofreciendo a los cue Sc
alisten $50 al mes cantidad que es
100 veces mayor que la qIe recibian
los soldados antes del armisticio.
Grardes dificultades encuentra cl
Gobierno para la distribution de or
denes de muerre contra los rebeldes
en- Ia Anatolia, a causa de que los
pacionaliStas tienen en- su control esa
region. Sc utilizan aeroplanos para
cue d~istribuyan manifiestos en- aQue
los lugares en- donde Sc cree que pue
ia inducirse a los mahometanos a
apoyar al Sultan.
e. periodic de siete dias que Sc ha-
bia concedido para que los rebeldes
Sc sometieran e Ia autoridad del Sui
tan Sc ha prorrogado por otros siete
dias.
Los nacionalistas de Ia Ana.olia
han eliminado ell nonlbre del Sultan
de sus o~raciones. susEituyendolo por
Ell del Principe Diemal EdGine Baja.
En- Constantinopla Sc han hecho
muchas detenciones en- reiaci6n con
Ia proclama nacionalista q apareci6
en- muchas parties d. Ia ciudad acu-
sando al Damad FerIl Baj5, Gran
Vizir, de usar Ia religion como IN Sc
huelo para llcvar a caho L amb:c;o-
mes, por 10 cual ~resul.a idolo De les
infieles e. que treiciono IA verdadera
fe V trata de destruir IA u7idad ia
cional.
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CCNSTANTINOFLA, AbriI %
Una communication of'c.aI DC Musta-
fl Kemal Bajd, jefc del Gooierno
Nacionalista otomano. d. cuenta de
que IN crucero francis cfectuo Ell
desembarco de tres batalloHes lie IN.
fanteria. algunas baterias Y caDaile-
ria en- Merzina, Asia Mencr cl dia
Il de Abril. Los voluntarios arme-
MOS protegieron Ell desemoarco, poro
fueron balridos y los ~franceses no pu-
dieron wanna mas que hasta donde
llegaba la protection de los canones
navales.
Noticias procedentes lie CONSTANT
nopla dicen que las conlrricacioHes
con Aldena, n Sc milas del lugar de
de desembarco, han quedado int,
rrumpidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
DIMITIO Ell GARINETE TCSAN
EN- BOHEMIA

PRAGA, Abril 25.-El gabinete
que preside Vlastimil Tusan. que di-
miti6 el microbes, continuara en- su
puesto. a petici6r del jefe del Esta-
do, hasta tanto Sc celebren las cleo
clones el domingo Y lunes para cons
THUR Ia asamblea. Una semana des-
pues tendran lugar las otras cleo
clones para senadores. FL ministerio
dimiti6 a IA conclusion de Ia scion
celebrada tumus tuosarente por Ia
asamblea, disuelta a las seis de Ia
manana despues de haber estado en-
session permanente durante 81 horas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
FIUME SERA TN ESTADO LBRE
Italia y Yugo-Eslavia convinieron en- aceptar la transac
cion ~propuesta per ell Presidente Wilson
La disposition de las Islas de La Gosk, debera de resol
verse despues por medic de I'm plebiscito

SAN RENO, Abril 25.-El Primer
Ministro Nitti. de Italia y N. Anton
Trumbitch, Ministro de R~elaciones
Exteriores, han acceptable al fin el
arreglo del ~Presidente Wilson para el
problema del Adriatico. arreglo por
e. cual Fiume queda en- Ia naturaleza
de IN nuevo Estado, un Estado libre
intermediate sin contiguidad de te,
rritorio entire Fiume G Italia.
La ceslon de Ia isla de La Gosk
cuya possession riden Fiume. Italia Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

neral Cabanes. a Celso Arias Y a
Le0r Alvarado en- ell Panque Central
de Ccmayagua, para honrar a esoS
prohombres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

Durante ia Ultima enfermedad de
Federico II sobrevino n crisis que
los medicos creyeron favorable, y
andaban mostrando 81 esperanto de
que Ell enferno sanaria.
Federico les oy6, y volviendosc a
81 sobrino CUE debia heredarle, lie di-
jo con 81 habitaal sonriSa s%ard6nica:
-Perdonad, sobrino, 81 os hago
csperar tanto:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
ATACARON A LOS ACTORES

BRAGA, Checoeslovaquia. Abril "a
grupo de alemanes perturbsron
Ell orden en- IN teatro de Biskupitz.
al sudoeste de Bruenn, atacando a los
aetores con navajas, palos Y piedras.
Tres de los actores Y varios espectado
res r~esultaron herii--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

Yugo-E slavia, Sc decidira por medic
de IN plebiscito. La Isla o mejor di-
che las islas pues en- realidad es IN
pequeno archipelago, son ~valiosas
tan solo como pur.'s estrategicos
navales. por 10 que Ia cesion de elias
a Italia. por medic del convenio,
significaria tanto como dar d esta
potencia Ell control naval del AdrIati-
60.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
Sc BRIGHAM BUSTOS 4 EARIOS
PROHOMBRES

TEGJCIGALPA. Abril S.-La
Convention Liberal Hondurena acord6
anrobar una proposition presentada
DOT 81 delegado EdmunGo Lozano A.
cue pide que Sc erijan bustos al ge-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

SAN RENO. Italia Abril 25.-Co-
mo resultado de la conversation ce-
Iehrada anoche entire el Primer Nj
nistro Lloyd George : el MariscaI
Focb Ia controversial del Ruhr Sc a
rreglara hoy aqui, segun Sc anun-
clio por ell Consejo Supreme.
Tambien So cree cue Ia controver-
STA territorial italo-yugo-es!ava que
dara s~olucionada hoy, bajo Ia base
de la transaction proPuesta por c!
Presidents Wilson. Con motive de las
ne~gociacioncs ~celebradas aver para
poner este asunto en- Was de so!uc'on,
Sc suspendieron las sesiones del Con-
seio que debian haberse celebrado. La
transaction propuesta por el Presi-
dente Wilson. probablemente, sufri-
"a a~!gunos ligeros cambios, seguH sc
decia anoche en- los circulos ~italianos,
Z! misro Consejo decide aver de-
lar al Presidente Wilson "a decision
final sobre Ia disposition del Bajala-
to de Erzerum que reclaman Tur-
quia Y Armenia. :
FL Supreme Console ha resue!to
va Ia question de Ia disposition de
Palestine. dando el mandate de csc
pals a Inglaterra que arreElara, jun
tamente con Francja, las cuestiones
relacionadas con Ia frontera entire
Siria y Palestine, asi como 5. los
rios de Linatt e. Alto Jordan deben
i~ncIIirsc en- la frontera siria.