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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-29

did not go to war TO make an Old
Guard, anti-lcaguc and visionless re.
dictionary president Of the United
States.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-29

Carpenter fought bravely for
principle. Strength to his arm,
therefore, in his fight for half mil.
lion dollars.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-29

Hi Johnson has Harding right
where he wants him on the League
question, but possibly not where the
voters want him.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-29

by voting against the League Of Ma.
tions, since in any event Wilson re,
tires from the White House in March
But you will be repudiating World
Peace.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-29

rcfrains from adding that the repub.
lican party la not too big to be han.
died by the Old Guard.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-29

II 10 sad but true that "readjust-
ment" does not exclusively affect the
other fellows prices.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-29

Getting interested in saving will
result in getting interest.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-29

Lowden says the country is too big
to be handled by the democrats, but
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-29

Taxieab service. VIM. Beaton.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Jay, Wstosa Lady, As To What
Cmdui Has Done For Me, So
Az To Help Others"

Wsioys. " vs.-s'fs s. W Caldwell,
q ths io4u. says. WHEN about years
a age. suffered greatly someiiT'es
eoalt 20 a rloafh o iVo, ard an
s,rr,ble hez6scte. tacksche. and 5esrfng-l
copu pains. ard would just drag ana
rad nc sppeEis Thsn 4 would last
tNo Neeks. ard ~as 70 weakening
tad ny health wa s4fai.
NJ rsother bought ne ; bottle o.
Csfa1i. ard ! begzn 70 Improve alter
taxing TIC first bottle. 80 kept 4 ~ al !
toox fhree gained. and ~ss wtil
ard s,rous. and o'Ss I All 70 1srtui.
arr married no~ and have ; chilfrsis
Have never had to have a Doctor scr
ssr1le trouble. ard pat resDrt 70 Czft-t
usec tonic. am z,zd 70 is--~y .
xhsi Il hzG dose fos use. 80 a. 70 hsip
cfaefs."
Il you are neTvcss on weak. have heal
aches, 6ac.Dhes. o. any Of re cf1ef
sTr-sats 70 couror 70 v0ren, Why nj
sise Cars1i a trap Recommended By
sany n ysicsns IN ~ sTsr - years..
Bexia izsivg CsFcai today. 4 nay
Ne ne very rseicine yea reed.
sc~l31
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

I IS J.. r American Tune
4.45 +. NJ. American lime
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
. CIDER WITHIN DRY BAN
Prohibition Directors and Inspectors
Are Charged With Examining !.
!. the Alcoholic Contents

Washington, Jan. 15.-In one of
the broadcast constructions: yet
:olaced on provisions Of the, act for
he. enforcement Of constitutional
prohibition. Prohibition Commits
sioner Kremer has ruled that fruit
Juices and elders coUe within the
iry ban if they contain. more than
me; half of l per cent alcohol. Inc
commissioners Interpretation Of the
law was set forth yesterday IN a
memorandum charging prohiDltion
directors and inspectors with the
,ddea duty of examining alcoholic
content of such beverages.
The drastic regulation goes INTO
fleet with constitutional promol-
ion, January 16. Violation OF II
.arrics the same penalties as for the
manufacture or sale of stronger IL
luors.
. Officials, in discussing the ruling
,sserted that such step eou!d not
Re taken under war time pfehiol-
.ion.y nor was it enforceable under
he prohibition laws Of most OF the
States. Hitherto the Bureau OF IN
.ernal Revenue has held fast to the
policy of assessing taxes against
eernented liquors containing more
than enc half Of !. per cent alcohol
but actually the regulations eouie
not be applied to elders and fruit
Juices because Of the technical lam
ruage of the law, it was said.
IS Strict enforcement Of the regula-
lion will hold liable dealers IN fruit
Juices and elders in which the alco-
1olic content increases even while
n storage
The department does not intend
however. to gauge all beverages
thus produced, officials said, but a
'watchful eye" would~be kept on
these manufacturers and dealers.
Natural fermentation will offer nc
excuse for evasion of the regulation
it was declared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
CASE OF EX-KAtsER
Expect Holland TO Declare no Prece-
|. dent Exists For Surrender CT
Eek aiser

Z /.
Paris. JAN. l5.-Diplomats and
iurists here, now consider it ex-
Stremclv improbable that the allies
will be able to bring the ex-Kaiser
70 trial in person.
Within the next fesI- days note
VIII be dispatched TO the Dutch gov
eminent demanding the delivery of
the former monarch. This note TO
Holland, is expected to answer with
fiat refusal, based:
|. Upon the contention that the
"world crime" with which Wilhelm
Hohenzollern is charged did not ex-
list on any code, national or interna-
tional. before the crime was commit
ted; that it has not been defined by
the allies since its commission: that
| it is an absolute principle Of juris-
prudence that no law can be retro
active and that, therefore. Holland
finds herself unable to comply with
he allied demand.
9. Upon the claim that it is .
nrinclple 81 international law that
axtradition can only be, invoked BIZ
the country to which the alleged ,cul-
7rit belongs, ard that, therefore
Holland vii: give up the ex-kaiser
lnly to German?
Diplomats here point out that it
IS extremely unlikely that GERMANY
will take any steps toward the ex-
traditions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
& isOVIET ARK ,LEAEEszkIEL !,
$1,000 axss--..--rcssrrs E.ffraG ~.
inns Not Much Pleased, With New
IN Problem p

Kiel, Jan. 15---The limited
States Army transport Buford,5 car
rying gig Russians, deperted: from
the United States, left Kiel for an
unnamed pert at; Z o'clock Tuesday
evening.
ss Stockholm, JAM, l5.-The Finnish
legation here was, unwilling yester'
day, to express an opinion on the
ranrsshipment through Finland" OF
undesirable aliens deported from the
United States, as-~~seemlngly an
agreement has been arranged be-
tween the United States and Fin
land. regarding the Radicals deport.
cd aboard the American Army trans
port Buford.
sI It was learned that the Finnish
government and people are appre-
hensive at the prospect Of having
more such ships unloading in their
harbors, for it IS feared that :. al
though communication with the de-
ported aliens is prohibited, their
continued passage would make ar
appeal to certain classes in Finland
where internal peace is mainly due
to the presence Of volunteer guards
Il In some quarters the opinion is
expressed that Finand has already
suffered enough from. Bolsheyists
and Bolshevism and, as an outpost
against the Reds. should not be
troubled with the additional menace
Incidental to handling Americas
undesirables.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
JAPANESE CANADIAN RUMoRs

Mexico City, Jan. 15.-Reports
/. that the Japanese cruiser Yakumo.
which recently visited. Manzanillo.
acted as convoy to vessel which
landed a shipment Of arms and am
munition for the Mexican govern
ment, were declared ''baseless" by
Gen. Juan Barragan, chief of the
presidential staff.
Hilario Medine, under secretary
in charge of the Foreign Office, is
sued at the same time denial that
a secret treaty had been negotiated
between Mexico and Japan. He as
serted that such rumors had been
Spread by enemies of the govern
ment."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
TO LEAVE SCHLESWIG

Washington, Jan. 1o.-Evacua-
ton of the first zone Of the Prov
ince of Schleswig has been started
by the Germans, as requested by
The Peace Treaty, preliminary to- the
plebiscite there to determine
whether the province shall be re-
united with Denmark. The Stat
Department announced yesterdar
that the International Schleswir
Commission, which will leave for it
headquarters, ct Flensburg, Janu-
airy IS, had appointed projects tc
administer the five administrative
districts in the first zone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
WATCH $4,000 DISAPPEAR

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. b.
Four armed motor bandits yester-
lay afternoon robbed the Over.
brook Bank Of this city. They held
lp the cashier, and two other bank
employees with reviewers, threaten
ng to kill them il they moved.
They seized the loose money in
he cash drawer and made their
'scape. The loss was estimated at
$4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Liberty Oil Company
Incorporated, will be held at Rooms
l and 2, Alexandria National Bank
Building, Alexandria, Virginia, on
Wednesday, January 2Sth, 1920, at
8 o'clock p. NJ, for the election of
directors and for the transaction
of such other business ss may prop
srly come before said meeting.
Harry E. Kari, Secty.
1O-14c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
MURDERER ARRESTED.
Soldier, Traced to Rooming House If
Brooklyn, Confesses to Crime

Edgewater Park, N. j., Jan. 15.
Chief of Police Joseph McGovern
# Beverly, N. j., arrested Thomas
Gilmore, the soldier, who murdere'
The Camp Dix jitney driver, Joseph
Wormwood, on Saturday night. :,
Gilmore, who left Camp Dix Sat
,rday night in the jitney, was trace
IS far as Brooklyn and found in {
looming house at CTS Sixtieth street
Chief Of Police McGovern swore out
warrant for his arrest early this
morning.
Gilmore was asleep in bed when
found. He first denied the crime
,ut later. confessed when the revol.
-er that he shot Wormwood will
vas found in his possession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
ANY Man Who Earns

Money and can pass our medical~eX-
animation, can have insurance, and
With it the comfort and security Il
rings. Insure while insurable. Ne,
>ional Life ms. Co., Of Vt. (MutuslD
JOHN T. WORTHNGTON
District Agent
$50 King Street Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
THE PEACE TREATY
W.. ]. Bryan Says Senate viii
81 Ratify it Today

Chicago, Jan. 15.-William Jen-
nings Bryan, en- route to Washing.
ton, predicted yesterday that the
Senate would ratify the peace
treaty today. ;
While giving no specific reason
for expecting this action, Mr., Bryan
said that the Senate must bow to
the public demand that there be no
more delay
"The people want action" he
said, 'sinstead of words"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
HEIRS IN ALMsHoUSE
Sisters Of Murdered Birmingham
Merchant of Wealth are Found
81 Tn povarty

Birmingham, Ala. Jan. 1.-TWO
sisters Of John H. Belser, wealthy
southside merchant, who was MUIR
Gered in his store Christmas Eve, and
for whose relatives a nationwide
search has been conducted in order
that his estate may be distributed,
were reported yesterday as having
been traced to the Montgomery Coun-
ty Poor House, where it is said they
were sent in 1912.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
BOLD BANK ROBBERS

Philadelphia, Jan. 15.-Four
;,oung, automobile bandits yesterday
held up five persons in the Over
brock Bank at SiXtieth and Master
-treets and escaped with upwards of
$4,000 in cash and $4,000 in Liberty
Bonds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-15
WOULD CURB LYNCR1NG
Department Of Justice Report Sub.
mitted

department. ul JuStlCc RepGIL DIV
mitted
Washington, Jap. Il. Enact,
-nent of Federal legislation to pre-.
rent lynchings and race rioting was
Urged at the initial hearing yes
:erday Of a Senate Judiciary sub,
committee conducted under the res,
,lution providing for Investigation
INTO recent riots and submission OF
l report to the Senate suggesting
means Of preventing recurrence OF
he disorders.
Yesterdays session was devoted
,ntirely to the question Of Federal
Jurisdiction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
cONGRESO DE AGRicULTORES
EN- GRANADA

GRANADA, Septiembre 19.-Se han
reunido hoy en- esta ciudad en- asam-
blea unos 5000 agricultores para apo
var las pretensiones de los terratenien
ties tributaries de censoS al duQue de
Wellington, quien tiene ell ~prop6sito
de ~lanzarlos de las tierras que estos
poseen por adeudos y en- las cuales han
venido permaneciendo desde sus ante
cesores como propietarios. Sc adopt6
el acuerdo de dirigirse al duque que
reside en- Irlanda. manifestandole que
su proceGimiento arruinaria a los ma
bitantes de 20 aldeas, los cuales han
constitufdo una sociedad para defen-
derse. Por otro acuerdo, Sc le propone
al duque que %renuncie los derechos de
propiedad como censualista otorgados
a sus fam;liares por las Cortes de Ca
dir n ~conSecuencia de Ia conducta OBJ
servada en- Ia peninsula por el primer
duuue de Wellington durante Ia guerra
de independence de 1908 a 1914. cuya
propiedad serfa redimida por el gobier-
no ondemnizandole 10 que fuera pro-
cedente para redimir esos gravamenes.
La asamblea tuvo lugar en- Ia plaza
de toros y fue muy tumultuosa. Sc
recibieron numerosos telegramas de
diputados felicitando a los agricultores
por SUI actitud, durante la asamblea,
manifestandoles Que estAn dispuestos
a apoyar sus pretensiones ante las
Cortes del RENO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
ESPANOLES Y FRANCHISES
OPERAN DE ACUERDO
EN- MARRUECOS
Los prmeros Sc preparan
para avanzar sobre la
plaza de Wazan

Del SerrieiO Especial pare Ia PHENSA- =
MADRID, S~ept!cmbre 1T.-HaSe 4
nunciado que las tropas e~spaholas y
las francesas que Sc hallan en- Marrue
COS van = Cooperar en- las operaciones
que deben haberse iniciado hoy en- Ia
region que limita las respectivas 20
mas de Influenza franceSa y eSpaho-
Ia.
Las trcpas e~spanoIaS Sc han estado
p~reparando desde hace aigun tempo
rara avanzar contra Wazan, pero Sc
consider6 inQtil dar comienzo a dicho
svance antes dc CUE las tro2as france
gas e~tectuaran en- 81 territorio ope-
r~aciones concertadas simult4neaS, y en-
vista de este Sc hicieron foS -tIrsrcs
~necesarios para que las operaciones de
ambas fuerzas comenZaran a "a vcz. ~
bien unas V otras tropas operan indie
pendientemente, al mando de sus res
pectivos commentaries.
La columna francesa esta inJegrada
por diez mil hombrcs Y esta provista
de tanques.
Las fuerzas espanoias carecen de
anque pero su numero Is suficiente
para asegurar 81 sxito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
tijuana Sc REHUSA A
RETIRAR SUS TROPAS

VARSOVTA. Septiembre l9.-En 81 de-
partamento polaco de Asuntos EHtran
jeros Sc ha recibido una nOta de Litua-
nia uegdndose a retirar las tropaS Ii
tusnas de Ia Inca &c Foch. aunque pi-
diendo que Sc celefre una coRferencia
en- Mariampoi. ciudad siJuada sobre IA
Inca de demarcac;5n.
Al tsrminar IA conierenCia de eSta
noche en- & Console de Ministries q de
Asuntos Ext-aajerus. Principe Sapieha,
anunci6 que los posacos habi2n contes
tado demandaudo Ia retirada De las
fusrzas lituanas sin mas discussion.
Entepdiendo que ell retroceso lituano
sera efectuado. dIjo tambian 81 Minis
tro. Sc ceiebra-d ina conferencia con
los Delegates de Lituania. referentc a
las fronteras. pero NADIA mas. Los H.
tuanos dsben tambi&n ga-antizar.
axreg6 81 Principe Sapieha. que su
pals no So mostrara amistoso hacia
Alemania = IA Russia Soviet a expenses
de Polonia.
El ConSejo de Minister'S tambiSn
considerG Ia question ukraniana eSta
noche. pero no lego 4 n;Hguna deci-
sion. Las condolences de q que Sc
vayan a ofrecer a n Russia Soviet Sc
ran decididas finalmsnte por 81 Con-
sejo de Defense manana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
OPINA UN ECONOMISTA
ITALIANO SOBRE LA
CRISIS OBRERA

MILAN. Septiembre IS.-Cn notable
economiSta italiana. Alfredo Pireto,
r~efiriendose a Ia controversial con los
obre-os. ia naU;festado:
Que son f1tiles los p~reteStoS adu-
cidos para suponer que Ia industrial
metal0rgica no puede soportar n car
ga de otro billion de liras o Ell OBJ
jeto de aumentar u jo-nales 4 los
obreros. 'Esa ca4gs n mantendra
a medida que decrezca Ell va!or nomi-
nal de nuestro dinero."
81 n Ira italiana pongamos por ca
so. Que hoy dia escasarnente vale cua-
tro centavos. decayera al extreme de
solo valer dos, los patroneS estaran
en- condolences de pagar a L traoa-
iadores varios billones mas. Y ann en-
el case de que Ia Ira llegara al extre-
mo que ha llegado Ell rublo, entonces
podrfan darles mas aGn. :Pero enton-
ces con oue vaIno = comprar Al ex-
terror Los econorniStas de improm-
tuos diran que con nuestros productos
uanufacturados. Esto serfa possible 81
nuestras exportaciones igualaran a las
imnortaciones. Fl ano pasado Ell balan-
CO en- nuestra contra sumo trece d.
Tones de !iras. Este aio sumara VEN
te billones.
La ~situaci6n. tan terrible como eS'
tiene IA ventaia de hacer Impossible
una revolution en- Italia. Los homores
respousables como Daragona. Ba!cesi
y Buozzi. saben que IA revoluci6n sig
n~ificaria Ia muerte POI el hambre dc
toda Italia en- cuatro meses y ia ruina
de Ia estructura financiera nacionai
nara -oda. Ia actual g~aneracion."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
DESCHANEL PARECE
QUE TRATO DE
SUiCIDARSE
Esta version CORE ahora
en- Ia capital francesa
La principal dificultad para
la designation del successor
es que nadie quiere acep-
tar csc delicado puesto

NuEyA YORK. Septiembrs f1.-Di-
!, &C un teiegrama procedente de Paris
que esta coriendo ALI con gran inSis
tencia Ell runo de Que Ell Presidente
Deschanel no FuS victima de un acci-
dente en- RambouiIiet, como Sc declare
oficialmente. sino que intent6 sucidar-
Sc durante In ataqus &C ueurlsrcrIa,
' que con tai fin Sc arroj6 al estanque,
hahiendo empeorado su condici6n Ges-
de csc momento. Y encontrandose aho-
IA. segdn Sc afirma a punto lie vol
verse complstamsnte loco.
La version Official dice que accidental
mente Sc cay6 al estanque y que Sc
lastim6.
En- cuanto a IA election del sucesor
del Presidente Deschanel. el asIaro ~.
es facil Y Ia principal diSicultad esc-t
ba en- que Made. con exception de los
vieioS politicos que 50 hayan va prac
ticaments. fuera de n Dolitica- Guiere
aceptar Ia P~resiiencia siendo asf que
Ell sentimicpto pdbliCo esta de acuer-
do en- que Francia necesica al frente
de Ia nacidn un joven lleno de energia
err las ~actuales cireunstancias- . 800.
La causa de q2e niaGdn politico que
Ilene estas condolences quiera aceptar
ell cargo IS que Sc considera cue In
Presidential 10 punto PUnto final a IA
carrerra polftica del que 10 ha desempe
nado y nadie quieredar por terminada
Ia suya.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
FL CONFlICTO TEATRAL

MADRID, Septiembre 81 1lti-
ma Ease del conflicto que afecta 4
los teatros de Espana indica que los
empresarios Y los actores estan igual-
mente dispuestos 4 llegar a I'm acuer-
do satisfactorio para evitar de esta
manera eli inminente cterre de los es-
pectaculoS en- la .temporada.
La mayor parte de los empresarios
Sc muestran ~dispuestos a acceder a las
condolences de los sindicatos de acto-
res, constiuyendo la unica d~ificultad
para ell arreglo la cl4usula que hace
referencia al pago extraordinario a
los actores por representation supple
m~entaria v por los ensayos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
"
Ell CONGRESO POSTAL

MADRID, Septiembre 19.-Se espera
Que en- esta semana llegue a esta Cor
tc el senar Camilo de Coppet. eSpresi-
dente de Ia Rcpublica Helvetica Y di-
rector del Bureau International de Ia
Union Postal Universal. con Ell pro-
p6sito su referida vista, de preparar
10 necesario para el Congreso postal
Que Sc reunira en- esta villa Y Corte
durantc ell mes de Octubre.
Una comisi6n de peritos espanoles
en- la materia. esta encarsada de ter
minar los preparedness en- Ia nueva
estaci0n central de correos, on cuyos
salones de celebraron las juntas de
dicho Congreso. La mayor parte de
los paises que tomaron parte. han
designado va sus ~delegados, sin que
Sc haya dado a Ia publicidad todavfa
In iista Official de nombres. La apertu-
"a del Congreso tendra lugar en- ell sa-
Ion de sesiones del Senado, bajo Ia
p~residencia del rey de Espana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
Sc QUEJAN LOS JUDlOS
CONTRA Ell NAL TRATO
DE Los POLACOS
Ell Jefe del Estado Mayor
poIaco condena los actos
de los soldados

VARSOVIA. S~eptiembre i9.-Los
peri6Gicos de esta capital p~ubhcaron
en- 81 dia de hoy Ia siguiente orden
emanada del jefe de Estado Mayor
Rozwadowski. Y dirigida a los conan
danres de todos los ejtrcitos:
FL Quartet General ha recibido IN
formss ~procedentes de differences fuen-
,es er les cuales Sc Gentlemen quejas
r~elacionadas con Ell nal tratamiento q
Sc dc por nuestras tropas q los Jud+os
On las locaIdades recuperadas al n
migo.
"Aunque estA probado que parte de
Ia u~oblaci0n judaica durante ID inva-
sion bolsheviki Ia sido hostl a nues-
tro estado ' ha appyado al enemiSo'
nosotros no podemos considerar cuipa-
bles a todos los judios. algunos de los
cuales especialcente los ortodaXos, Tue
ron siempre patriotas.
Ell comandante de cada ejtrcito de-
bera tomar inmediatas medidas d fin
de evitar oda clase de eNcesos con
los iudios. Queda absolutamente pro-
hibido tomar venganzas contra los 1u-
dos en- masa por delitos cometidos per
III SeTllt3 tI CT SaS2 eN No.
serren semejautes venganzas los cui-
pables deben ser juzgados."
yARSOVIA. Septienbre ls.-Los
oolacos han extendido sus lineas al
Sudesde de Brest? Litovsk. q 10 largo
del ferrocarril de Kovel. haoiendo
ocupado las p~oblaciones de WielEory-
IA, Maloroypa y Mielnikia. despues oe
aiguna lucha. Las fucrzas bolshevlkis
Que atacaron a las de Polonia en- este
sector emplearon nueve AUTOMOBILES
tlindados, los cuales fueron captura-
dos. segun communication Official de hoy
Ochenta rojos borrachos fueron tam
bien hechos p~risioneros en- Ia opera
L.ONDRES. Septiembre 19.-El Co
bierno rumano ha replicado a Ia pro
posici0n de paz de los Soviets rusos'
segdn un mensaje ~inalambrico de Mos
cow. declarardo que Rumania desea
81 restablecimieRto de sus reiaciones
amistosas con Russia. prometiendo in
formar para en- breve a. Gobierno de
los Soviets russo de sus puntos de Wig
"a en- cusnto a las condolences de una
possible inteligencia entire los dos pal
SeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-20
ITALIANOS Y FRANCHISES
Sc OPONEN AL AVANCE
GRECO EN- TURQUIA
Los nacionalistas turcos han
logrado detener a sus
enemigos

CONSTITUTIONAL, Septiembre l9.
La inesperada resistencia de los ma
cionaiistas turcos Ia detenido el I
&c de las tropas griegas en- Ia region
de Askiecheker, informase tambien
que los ~franceSeS e italianos Sc opo-
uen q TODD avance Interior de los grie-
COS en- esta area. debido a ST tenor de
que 81 las fuerzas de Grecia ocupan
tai territorio, nunca 10 abandonaran.
CONSTANTINOPLA. Septiembre ts
quinientos refugiados han lie
sado a Isrnid, en- ell Asia Menor. proce-
denies de Ia aldea de kirazli, despues
de haber errado durante cuarenta dias
por wales SalvajeS g inexplorados de
las montanas. estando a MERGED de
los bandidos. Los llegados Gicen que
en- su odisea perscieron mas de mil
personals. por Ell hambrs Y otras priva-
clones.
SIMLA, India IngleSa. Septiembre
19.-Anunciase cue tres regirnientos
europeos Y siete indios ~partiran den
tro de pocos dfas para M~esopotamia,
con obieto de reforzar las fuerZas
britanicas que Sc encuentran alif.
Este refuerZo es enTiado coRside-
rando 81 estado de disturbio en- que Sc
aQuel pats.