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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09
SECCIoN Is

Quienquiera que explotare una plan
ia industrial de alcohol una planta
de desnatmalizar sin sujetarse a las
disposiciOnes dc este tftulo V los
reglamentos legales hechos en- virtnd
fel mismo, quienquiera que retire
tfatc de retirar IL obtener libre de
derecho eualquier alcohol sujeta a i'm
puesto, quienquiera q. de otro modo
infrinia cualquiera de las disposicio
mes de este titulo o de los reg'amen-
tOs legalmente hechos virtud del
mismo incurrira, por Ia primera infrac
'cion, en- pena no mayor de $1,000, o
prisi6n no mayor de treinta dfas, o
ambas penas, por una segunda o
analoga infracci6n en- pena no MAYOR
de $4,000 nj menor de 800, mi
sion por no menos de treinta dfas nj
mas de un ano. En- caso de una Sc
gunda analoga infracci6n el Comi
eionadO podra legalmente negarse n
expedir por ell termino de I'M afo I'm
permiso para la fabrication o uso de
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Compras.

MUEBLES-No Sc determine ven
der sus muebles sin antes yer nuestra
oferta, somos los 1nicos que pagamos
pOr su verdadero vaor. Ell Porvenir,
Salvador Brau 80 Telefono 993, San
Juan, P. r.
MOTOCICLETAS de segunda mano, Sc
compran 81 estan en- buenas condicio-
nes. Preferimos Indian, Harley David
SON Henderson. Modelos modernos.
DIAZ HERMANOS, San Juan.
GREAT WESTERN PETROLEUM COR
PORATION-(In Incorporate bajo las le-
yes del Estado de Delaware). Sc com
pran acciones de esta gran corporation
de Petroleo .-Tambien Sc efectdlan ne
gocios de dichas acc ones con solares
bien situa'dos y debidamente escritura-
dos.-Estas acciones devengan un IL
por ciento annual actualmente ell va
lor de cada accion a la par, es de SIS
una.-Para informes, puede usted OBJ
tenerlos en- SAN JUSTO NO. edifcio
FINLAY 20. Piso. ofcina No. 2, de
2 p. m. 5 p. m.
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Sc ofrece.

SELLOS:-Envfe 25 cts. en- sellos de
corre0 usables americanos rectbirA
$50 sellos de todas las parties del mundo
lncluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile,
Mejico, ETC..
Dir1jase G. r. GONZALES, 21
Wilson Ave. Santurce, Puerto Rico.
FINCA PARA ARRENDAR --Ofrece.
mos en- arrendamiento, al precio de diez
y ocho dolares anuales por cuerda, de
Glen aciento setenta cinco cuerdas
dc terreno propio para cana, en- ell ba-
rrio de "Mucarabones' de Toa Alta,
con un desvio de la Central ''Constan-
cia" y, un kilometro de la Carretera
de Bayamon Toa AHa.-PESQUERA
y PESQUERA INC, EDIFICIO BOU-
RET, SAN JUAN.
Sc OFRECE al publico de San Juan,
Santurce, y Puerta de TERRA ell mejor
carbon vegetal. Para mas informes di
riiase a Juan Ortiz Rivera. Estaci6n
del Ferrocarril. San Juan.
DESEAMOS LOS SERVICLOS de una
persona en- San Juan que tenga una
maquina de perforar patrones para Dor
dar. Sera bien remunerado su uso por
corto tempo durante la semana. Di-
rijase Box 736 San Juan.
DIR. Victor Laureut, baritone de la
Opera de Paris, especialista de la gar
ganta la voz, dara classes a un n1-
nero limitado de cantantes Y orado-
res publicos. Telefono 242 Negro.
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sECCION 16

Cualquier impuesto pagadero sobre
alcohol bajo la ley VICENTE podra ser
recaudado bien por tasaci6n en- selos
seg1n Sc disponga por reglamento; Y
81 fuere EN- sellos, Sc dictaran regla-
mentos prescrihiendo la clase de Sc
Hos que haya de usarse Y Ia forma
en- que deberan fijarse Y cancelarse.
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sECCIoE 18

Todas las disposiciones .administra
twas de Ia Lev de Rentas Internas,
incluyendo las que Sc refieren la ia
saci6n, recaudaci6n, rebaja y reemboi-
so de impuestos y penas, Y la con-
fiscaci6n PI.dida de propiedad Sc
hacen aplicables a este Titulo EN- cuan
to aquello que no fuere mcongruen
te con las disposiciones del mismo
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Sc vende.

Sc VENDE UNA FINCA: 1873 cuer-
das, propia para cana, tabaco CANA
do. Magnificss aguas; cinco kilome-
tros de Vega Baja. Inf. Box 3. Cia es.
BUENA OPORTUNIDAD.-S venden
dos preciosas finas lamparas de cris
tai de roca, de techo, de una y tres
luces el6ctricas; roperos otros niue
bles. Cruz 46, segundo piso, telefono
273 azul.
Sc vENDE una hermosa elegante
consola para una buena residencia o
casino. Sc exhibe casa "P. Gambia y
co.. Tetuan 9 informaran.
Sc VENDE el cafetin CUATRO MA
CLONES, carretera 80. Informaran en-
el mismo
UN CAIRO BUICK, cuatro cilin roe
en- muy buenas condolences. Dir,j1se a
M. Alvarez, Aibonito, P R.
Sc VENDE un piano marca LITZ,
que cost6 $3.50, por $125, Luna "A, San
Juan.
Sc VENDE: Casa de concrete reci6n
construida en- la Gale San Jorge, cerca
de la AZ 12 Sc dejan $4,000 en- hipo-
teca. Informaran San Juan Moderno rs
----~~~-~~~~--~--~~-~~ ~~~-~~~~~-~-~--->~-~-~~~
Sc VENDEN diez cuerdas sembradas
con frutas citrosas, con buena casa
ole vivienda, baiio instalaciones sa
nitar.a, garage de concrete, buen ca
mino. Tambien 33 cuerdas con frutas
citrosas, buen camino. Las dos propie
daCfes Sc encuentran en- Pueblo Viejo,
Is minutes de la parada Is por au-
tomovil. Dirijase DUNHAM FRUIT
CO., P. o. Box 143.
Sc VENDE un piano en- buen estado:
Precio 5000 co. Gale Buena Vista 81,
Telefono 100 verde, Santurce.
Sc VENDE UN CAIRO Palmer de tal-
rismo pasajeros, reciontsmente pinta
do por $3.50. Lame AZ rojo, Hotel Axt
mayer, Parada 10. Senor w. A, Hey
man
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Sc alquila.

EN- CASA DE FAMTLIA Sc alquila
una habitaci6n amueblada no. Tiene
banjo, 81 Sc desea, puede tomar bafios
de mar. Carretera 83, Catafio.
SE ALQUILAN habitaciones y ofcinas
ventiladas, sitio centrico, precios mo
dicos. Tanca 2, tiltimo piso.
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SECCION II

Cuando Sc confscare propiedad por
infracci6n de este Titulo podra entire
garse al reclamante n cualquiera
parte interventora, juicio del Comi
sionado, mediante prestaci6n Y apro-
baci6n de fanza.
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ColocaciOnes.

Sc NECESITA un ioven taquigrafo
que liable ingles que sea 10 sufciente
mente culto para desempenar la plaza
de redactor de I'm diario. Dirijase por
escrito eel MUNDo'', P. O. Box
345, San Juan.
TAQUIGRAFA cen sufciente practd-
ca de espafiol y conocimiento de in 4
giles, desea colocacion en- casa de CO.;
mercio Il oficina de comisiones. Diri-
jase P. o. Box 1908, San Juan. :.
TAQUIGRAFO O.-Experto, de ingles y
espafiol, acepta trabajo especial por la
tarde solamente. Dirijase "Taqui-
grafo", apartado 341. San Juan :.
-~-~~-~. ~~~~yo,>>~~-,-.~~~~o~--~~~
Sc NECESTTAN jovenes telegrafistas
practices en- Ell uso de los aparatos IRE
corder Morse'' Miror'' que po-
sean con perfection ell ingles, frances
Y espanol.
Deben ademas conocer las instalacio
mes de aparatos telegrafcos tener
noe ones amplias de telegrafia electri-
ca. Sin 6stos requisites es inutil So
licitar. Director Cable Frances, San
Juan, P. r.
JOVEN MAQUINISTA graduado te6
rica y practicaments con diploma fir
mado sellado por una grandiosa ms
titucion desea colocarse Dirfjase Her
menegildo Vargas Albizo. Vista Ale
gre Distrito 1882. Bayam6n P. R. :.
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SECCIoN IL

Las penas que Sc prescriben en- es-
tie Tftulo seran en- adici6n a cuales
quiera de las dispuestas EN- ell Tftulo
IL de esta Ley, a menos que expresa-
mente Sc disponga otra cosa en- ell mis-
mo
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NueVaS dispOSiCiOnGS reIaCiOnadaS con
la production y ell uSO de alcohol

gentes dcsde Ia adaptation y aproba.
clon de III ley. Las demas acclomes
del titulo ii surtiran efecto y es,aran
vigentes desde la fecha en- que empie
ce regir la enmienda decima octa
va de la Constitution de los Estados
Unidos.
+. H. GILLETT,
Speaker, Camara de Representatives..
THOS. r MARSHALL
Vice Presiden4e de los Estados Uni
dos Presidente del Senado.
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sECCION 10

Todo estatuto anterior relative 4
alcohol seg1n Sc define en- este tftulo
queda por Ia presente derogado en-
todo 10 que fuere incongruente con las
disposciones de este tftulo.
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EN- LA CAMAkA DE REPRESEN-
TANTES DE LOS ESTADoS UNIDOS
octubre 27, 1919

FL Presidente de los Estados Cnidos
habiendo deNuelto la Camara de Re
presentantes, cn la cual origm6 e pro
yecto (H. R 6Sl0) titutado: "Ley
para prohibir bebidas embriagantes y
para reglamentar la manufacture, pro
ducci6n, uso y venta de espiritus de
alta prueba para fines que no sean
de bebida y para hsegura ampio abas
to de alcohol, fOmentar su uso en- in
yestigaciones cientffcas, y en- ell des
arrolo de combustible, tintes otras
industrias legales," con sus objecio-
nes al mismo la Camara, a virtud
de la Constitution procedi6 a reconsi
derarlo; y
RESUELVASE que Sc adopte dichO
proyecto acordandose su aprobaci6n por
dos terceras parties de la Camara de
Representatives..
CERTIFICO:
WM. TYLER PAGE,
Secretario.
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alcohol en- Ia propiedad de cualquier
persona en- eualpiier grado responsa-
bic de Ia infracci6n.
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SECCION 81

Los Tftulos III Y las secciones
l, %, 81 y 3s del Tftulo II de esta
Ley empezaran regir y estaran vi
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IMPORTANTE

coMERcIo nfPoRTADoR ExPoRTADoR
Sc fean va para conduc carga
quier pueros del
Sc gestona cabda hace exed marues exterior
caminar recibida del
Sc eentan ante Aduana doumntos ampaahdo
poracones exportaciones.
Espealidad
al mismo incuso descarga
E. Nj. AMY,
Angente de Aduana Transportes Martimos ,
San Justo No 2. Edifcio Finay Apartado No. 8.
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EN- Ell SENADo DE
LOS ESTADOS UNIDos

DIS LEGISLATIVE octubre %, 1919,
OLA DE CALENDARIo octubre 28
de 1919.
FL Senado habiendo prOcedido a re-
considerar el proyecto (H. R. 6610)
"Ley para prohibir bebidas embria-
gantes para reglamentar la manufac
tura, production, uso venta de espi-
ritus de alta prueba para fines que
no sean de bebida y para asegurar
amplio abasto de alcohol, fomentar su
uso en- investigaciones cientffcas, y
en- desarrollo de combustible, tintes
otras industrias legales ., devueltO pOr
ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos
la Caamara de Representatives., en-
la cual origin6, con sus objeciones, y
aprobado por la Camara a virtud de
la reconsideration del mismo Sc
RESOLYIO que Sc apruebe dicho pro
veto, habiendo votado en- la afrma-
tiva dos terceras parties de los Sena-
dores presentes.
CERTIFICO:
GEORGE A. SANDERSON.
Secretario.
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CERTIFICO:

$40 P. NJ.
The citizen., 1920-07-01
General Attack on Greek.

ConstatstibOple. = Constantinople Is
beginning to feel the effects Of the
Greek advance. The Turks. incensed
by the Ismid and Smyrna fighting, are
burning Greek villages and shooting
the Greeks. According TO refugees this
Is but o forerunner Of general Mos
lem attack upon the Greeks, which is
expected when the news generally is
circulated throughout Anatolia Of the
Greek advance and the Turkish cas-
ualties. The Greeks have landed forces
at points along the Gulf Of saros. and
Will Land additional troops at Rodcsto
and soon viii begin their movement
from Occidental into Oriental Thrace.
There IL great rejoicing among the
Greeks here over the advance Of the
Greek army west OF Ala Shehr. a wall
ed town In the yilayet of Aldln. the
ancient name OF which was Phlladel-
phia. The Greeks report the Turkish
losses in the capture OF Ala-Shehr as
5000 men killed. wounded or made
prisoner. Mustapha Kemal Pasha,
leader Of the Turkish Nationallsts,
gave his approval to the reply OF Tur-
key 10 the allied peace treaty. The
reply refuses TO surrender Smyrna and
Thrace 90 the Greeks.
The citizen., 1920-07-01
FRENCH TRIBUTE
TO AMERICANS
Paris Rich in Memorials Of a
Lasting international
Friendship.

Probably no city In the world 10 &C
rich I'm memorials Of an international
friendship as Paris--so many are
those which bear witness to the clos'
ties between France and the Unitei
States. by their number and thelT
aaluru -..ss h..s lo1.i fAspresSci -
many American visitors to Paris. and
they have had a new interest and Sig
nificance for the hundreds Of thou
sands OF American soldiers who have
seen them during the past three years.
Statues and stately memorials In
squares and parks, busts and paint
ings I'm public buildings, tablets, monu-
ments, the names Of streets and ave-
nues, the cherished traditions or this
neighborhood or that, all remind us
eloquently Of what lay behind the I'm
pulse that on the very first day OF
the great war carried the heait Of
America swiftly and unerringly TO the
side of France. Ever since 1870. when
Paris went into mourning for ben
jamin Franklin, the city has manifest
ed frequently the strength Of its les
with America, and there are many
shrines TO which the feet OF Americans
In Paris inevitably turn. OF all such
shrines none. perhaps. is more sacred
than the grave of Lafayette in lit
tie cemetery that is hidden away be
tween Boulevard de Picpus and Rue de
Picpus In the southeastern corner Of the
The citizen., 1920-07-01
OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY

Again approach the day for the celebration of
tona independence Country passed through another
year and maintained her independence and brought blessing
and prosperity her citizens All proud OF her past and
grateful for her benefits.
But how shall celebrate? Our celebration should be
such and foster natrioism We happen
time when there tendency retrac from the patriotism OF
the days OF the The prosperity that has followed the
world conflict has turned heads The spirit of greed and
extravaganza and sehshnes dominates too many Of
The number producers decreasing and the number
is increasing. Short hours and big pay with
much time for leisure and money TO has not made
us better citizens.
May this Fourth Of July in measure at least bring
back former May be sane" Fourth that
saney sobery consider where drifting
that the national spirit and the selfish spirit shall
control u. o. l..
The citizen., 1920-07-01

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Huntinsgburg. 1nd.-Ten persons
were killed and nine we're injured
when a Southern Railway train crash
ed into truck carrying 21 persons to
a picnic here. The injured were placed
on a special train to be rushed to
Princeton, but when the train reached
Zelten, a small town near here, II was
derailed and the injured were trans
ferred TO another special and sent to
Evansville. The picnic was to have
been conducted by Woodmen's Circle
In a woods near here. When the
loaded truck, with Its occupants sing
ing and laughing, reached what Is
known as Dead Mans crossing, none
ON II saw or heard the approaching
train. There was a terrific crash as
the locomotive struck the front Of the
loaded mach..-s and hurled 1t around
in such a manner as to crash into the
rear end.
Those who were not killed or in
jured by the first impact we're victims
OF the second. with the exception Of
two. who escaped by jumping from
the rear end before the crash came.
Three Of the dead were caught on
the cowcatcher Of the locomotive and
carried 500 yards. The others were
strewn along the track. News Of the
disaster spread rapidly and within a
few minutes hundreds Of persons were
doing what they could to relieve the
suffering Of the wounded. The spe-
cial train was made up and all the
injured were placed on board, the In
tention being to rush them to a hos
pital In Princeton. The accident In
Zelten prevented this and forced relief
workers 10 take them to Evansville.
The citizen., 1920-07-01

which some OF the biographers Of La
fayette have ignored. that Lafayette.
In accordance with his own wish, was
buried In American soil from one Of
the revolutionary battlehelds where
We had fought.
Paris has other Lafayette shrines of
keen interest to all Americans, espe-
cially the imposing equestrian statue
that stands on a very high pedestal
in the great courtyard Of the Louvre.
Tor which several million American
school childrea contributed money,
and the house at No. Rue d'Anjou,
where he died in 1894. which a large
marble tablet now marks. In the
Louvre, the greatest treasure house
Of art and sculpture In Paris. are
busts Of Washington. Franklin and
Lafayette. There 10 also in Paris a
,bron7s s.o-a ot Yeshlngtc3 aud La
fayette standing with clasped hands,
which interests Americans in Paris
both for its own sake and because It
The citizen., 1920-07-01
"ENTANGLING ALLIANCES"

Washington his countrymen against "enangng al
anoe with European powers But let how things have
changed since Washingtons time.
In the first place navigation has made the ocean
We in few days whereas IL used to take
weeks electric cables have been laid so New York and
London whisper together easily New York and Pha
delphia. We Europe.
In the next place Europe changedt has ceased TO be
despotic all its great governments like ours gov
ernmenis by the people
And the third place America has grown. In any al
lance Washngtons time should have in at the
tail but in any alliance America will stand at the head
Washington could speak TO today he would Join
The League of Nations" w. q. +.
The citizen., 1920-07-01

is at the head Of the beautiful little
Place des Etats Unis, almost In front
Of the house that President and Mrs.
Wilson occupied during part OF their
long stay In the city. This memorial
is the work Of Bartholdi. who Gre
ated the Statue Of Liberty, the gift
Of France that stands In New York
harbor. On the little island Of Gre
nellie, which serves as a mid-river pier
for one Of the many bridges that cross
the Seine In Paris. there is a small
replica Of the Statue Of Liberty.
Not far from the Place des Etats
Unis runs the Avenue du President
Wilson. fine thoroughfare that was
formerly the Avenue du Trocadero.
and In he Place d'Iena. about the
middle Of the avenue. is an equestrian
statue of Washington that American
women gave In 1900 There is another
statue Of Washington at Versailles.
given by the state Of Virginia. and
the Rue Washington runs northeast
from the noble Avenue des Champs
ElyseeA
Memorials of Franklin are even
more numerous In Paris than those Of
Washington and Lafayette, for Paris
took Franklin to Its heart as II has
taken few foreigners In all Its history.
Streets. statues. busts. paintings and
tablets remind the sightseer in Paris
Of the man. born In poverty In Boston.
who made republicanism popular at
the most aristocratic court I'm Europe.
On the pedestal Of bronze statue
OF Franklin that stands on q grassy ter
race facing the great Place du Troca-
dero 10 the tribute that Mirabeau
wrote when Franklin died: ~Ths
'aenins who set America free and turn
"a on Europe 4 flood Of light The
Sage whom two worlds claiml" The
seated figure Of the old philosopher.
man Of science and diplomat who
seems to be looking straight up me
broad avenue Reber 20 the towering
Arc de rriomphe. has tn back to the
street that bears his name-ths street
'trat runs into the beautiful Passy dis
The citizen., 1920-07-01
SHALL THE SCHOOL GROUNDS BE ENLARGED,

On another page briefly refer TO the movement to en-
large the Public School grounds appears TO us that this
worthy serious consideration The school building
much shut Off from the view Of Chestnut street Then the
toward Chestnut street from the school is anything but
attractive II will not be long before addition must be mado
the school building This addition could be built the
north side and the main entrance face Chestnut street. II these
lots school property The needed for play
ground Then from aesthetic standpoint from con-
sideration. the beauty Of Berea requires it.
is TO be hoped that all concerned will look this
matter OF civic Improvement II fair price be set
that will be required to make undue sacrifice and
the public-spirited citizens will do their share the
sition ought TO be carried out u o. l..
The citizen., 1920-07-01

Constantinople, June e. The
Turkish Cabinet today framed q
protest to the Entente against the
premature occupation of Anatolia
while the treaty was pending. Ap-
parently, however, the Entente holds
that a state of war exists as re-
presentatives Of the British and
French High Commissioners visited
the Sublime Porte and announced
they would begin putting the
treaty terms into effect promptly.
The citizen., 1920-07-01
Train Crashes into Auto; Seven Killed

Franklin, Ind.-seven persons were
killed and two injured. probably fa-
tally, when an automobile in which
they were riding was struck by an ILL.,
nOis Central passenger train at cross
ing 10 miles west Of here. All those
killed were members OF the family OF
the driver, William Ltheriand, of
Nashville, Ind, a garage owner. The
party was driving here from Nashville.
Ind. The driver is said to have lost
contFoi Of the machine as he neared
tho sFossing and drove directly in front
Of the train,
The citizen., 1920-07-01

city. Buildings hide the cemetery from
the neighboring streets. and = high wall
incloses the burial place Itself.
Thither went Gen. Pershing soon after
his arrival I'm France In 1917. and his
exclamation. Lafayette. we are herei I"
is the most eloquent and the most
quoted speech that an American has
ever made In France. The graves of
Lafayette. his wife. his son. his daugh-
ter and other members Of his family
are In the corner Of the cemetery
most remote from the entrance
Just beyond the spot. behind .
high. barred doorway In the wall. Il
the common grave into which soms
thirteen hundred victims q the FreLch
revolution were thrown The Picpoa
cemetery itself was the burial place
Of old rrsnch families Of the nobility
Il has seen few intsrmsnts In recent
yesrA There is- an Interesting story,
The citizen., 1920-07-01

trict or Paris where Franklin lived
from lTT7 to l78o. On the site Of
his house q historical society has
placed a tablet more than twelve feet
high A recent visitor tells Of finding
two -doughboys" puzzling over the
French inscription. We can get most
Of IL" they said But what In thun-
der does par tonnerr9 meanr Il
has Q meaning closer to thunder than
they realized. for Il indicates the spot
where Franklin erected the nryt light
nins rod In Franca.-Youth's Oom-
pani0n-
The citizen., 1920-07-01

Belfast--A general and two colonies
living in a fishing hut three miles
fnpm FermOy County Cork. were
taken prisonsrs early this morning
and removed from the hut In a motor
car belonging TO the general. One of
the ooiOnels made his escape, but was
fired upon and wounded In the head
and shoulders The other colonel was
libsratsd In order that he might at
tsnd % tho wounded man. The Cen
eral was taken To an unknown desti-
nation.
The citizen., 1920-07-01

Berne, Switzerland, June 27.-The
Swiss Government has decided TO
raise a loan of from s2O,OOO,OOO to
s3O,OOO,O0O in the United States.
The rate of interest is to be from
o to- per cent. The date Of the
emission of the loan has not yet
been fixed.
The citizen., 1920-07-01

Fremont Ohio. June 26.-Spiegel
Grove, the home Of President
Rutherford b. Hayes, is now state
park, and has been placed under
control of the Ohio Archaeological
and Historical Society. The prop
erty comprises FIVE acres of virgin
timber surrounding the beautiful
Hayes Mansion.
The citizen., 1920-07-01

London, June 25.-The Greek
Legation here has received official
information that the Greeks cam
paigning against the Turkish
Nationalists III the Smyrna district
surrounded Turkish army corps
at Philadelphia (Ala-Shehr, eighty
three miles east of Smyrna, taxi
ing 5000 prisoners, with guns and
other booty.
The citizen., 1920-07-01

Whitesburg, June pa number
Of transactions, indicating increased
activity in coal development in
the Eastern Kentucky coal fields,
have been announced within the
past few days. In the lower sec
tion OF the county and in the
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The citizen., 1920-07-01

Scranton, Pa, June 2S.-Charges
Of profiteering and monopolistic
control in the anthracite coal in
dtstry were made befoer the anthra-
cite coal commission today by w.
Jett Lauck, former secretary Of the
war labor board, and now consult
ing economist Of the United Mine
Workers OF America.