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New-York tribune., 1920-01-10

Southern spot marketss follow--Mont-
=omery frri. rs points higher at 80. !5c
sales 761 bales. Galveston firm. % points
higher at 42.75c: sales. 2.761 bales. Mobile
steady, Unchanged at 39.50c: sales. 110
bales Savannah steady. unchanged at 40c
.ales. S2 bales. New Orleans steady. un-
changed at 4fc: sales. s.664 bales. Nor
folk quiet. unchanged at 3S.7Sc; sales, s5o
4oc: sales 7s6 bales. st. Louis steady; un-
changed at 4o.5oc; sales nil. HOUSTON
steady. unchanged at 41.75c; sales! 1,616
bales Little Rock steady, unchanged at
so.50c: sales. 495 bales. Fort Worth
steady unchanged at 4226; sales. 2,l7a
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Boat Meeting Wednesday

The meeting of Submarine Boat Cor
poration~ directors at which dividend
probably will be declared on the stock,
as was announced in this column yes
terday, will be held next Wednesday
While it is believed that the pay
ment will be at the rate of 81 year
Street gossip mentioned a possible
The company is in a strong cash posi-
tion, having in its treasury in the
form of cash or it's equivalent total
of 500 a share on the 765,81O shares
according to those in touch with it's
affairs.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
COTTON STATISTICS


COTTON STATISTICS
Yesterday wesx Year
s::s sss''9!:
Ssrs ssw sSsa ssoaks stocks 81 @
,si;''ss ssSsss: , ss:s s
Liverpool cabies-spot cotton. moderate
assnd sssa sass 1000 DS,ns ashes sooo
Imports, $4,000: American, 1900. Futures
snss issd tG points points
s4ss: July. 2s;oe: Oct. 5000. Manchester:
Cereals
increase in the amount OF wheat available.
but whno prices remained as practically c,as un-
,riac saIer and premiums I'M in some @ cas- cases. !.
e:peciaiiy IN Chicago. were slightly lower;
srains. is believed to be due to the - scarcity ar
- cars. and the hesitation shown by tho
market @ ,arl, during the past day or two may
the mills rh" British % @eat tSe conmissica mnsSs sn
tas bought no wheat. and the worlds situa-
;ion at The present time is very compli-
cated. Some believe that the Central Pow
crs will want large amount OF foodstuffs
pl al kinds and 1t WAS tho prevailing
opinion In some quarters that az soon as
,he peace treaty is signed by the lea'lios
allied nations In Europe larger businrsss
NIL w'ii result Much OF the recent export
s&ies OF rye are expected to find their way
10 Germany and Austria and it is stili N
open question whether or not those coun
nigh prices. N'''0"S
sCGrn-The market was fsverish,s and
va.,s. wnile ,, underlying conditions were not
ply and demand situatioa. the technical
position appeared somewhat weaker Al
any rate. there was Increased Ceiling nr,
market Was Sc to zsc above the previous
close. final quotations were at the low oS
ne day; and and showed net iosaea of s.c to
-sc. Adsiccs from some country noint.
specially in Illinois. Indicated that more
cars werc arriving for the use Of corn shin
pefs and this naturally revived hope Of
IN increase In the rpoyemcn, in the near
future, The fact that the corn market er
perieneed very sharp decline after this
date isst year had pronounced influence
that II the movement doea increasc' fhsrs
sa&y 20 repetition Of last years develop
Yesterdays Previous Year
csSs, 9.s,1s Ns 7 ysl siSsx H.Tsa ,isssx ,iss
1si.s gisas.ry IT,: @ Tx Tx hsss asss ~ II
OntA-sfhs market was peryous ana fey
e'5sh, and prices declined about d cent a
poshei from the high point Of the day ana
.DKsd with net Iosses OF r. 10 SIC ~.
srfstEs vere sai1 ~ have taken about TOO
s9t bushels jate on Thursday. but tbs DC
is'ano ier ms aay was jsss active snd IL
FDangs Was Interesting With bu4lnoss
festerday's Previous Year
ss'..:S ~ 'sss W. 'S's:' ''s'' .sF,. ~
~ ~ ...... ..... Mss Msss - ~ -.
censiaasd oa Aese page
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New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Pool Stocks

Apathy toward the general run of
stocks yesterday and a good deal of
irregularity did not discourage pool
operations in a few of the issues
which have recently been taken up for
marketwise exploitation. Three top
liners in this respect yesterday were
Saxon Motors, Philadelphia Company
and United States Realty and i'm
provement. Saxon is being nurscd
along by group of houses. The move
yesterday carried it up to 10. The
pool is understood to have fixed an
objective of 25 for the stock, and
hopes to get it there if the general
market holds. Philadelphia Company
has been under accumulation for sew
eral weeks. 1t has worked up from
the. early 3Os on semi, official hints
that the dividend will be increased
shortly from So to 81 a year. \ Other
important developments in the affairs
of the company are known to be i'm
pending. United States Realty, in the
hands of strong group, was marked
up more than points yesterday. The
company, it is reported, is earning
more than Is per cent share on the
common stock and is benefting from
the enormous appreciation in real es-
tate values.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Dealings in the foreign erchar..
market were comparatively small YES.
terday, and changes in price ;ncon.
siderable. Sterling, French and Rel
gian francs and lire were stronger
than on the previous day, but marks
were a shade weaker.
=, Yesterdays rates, compared with
those of week ago, follow:
(QuOted dollars +o Tho ,>
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Money and Credit

The rate for call money yesterday
after ruling for the greater mart of
the day at per cent, stiffened in
the afternoon and got up to 10 per
cent at the close. The greatest scar
city of funds for stock market pur-
poses was attributed to the $4,000 900
payment on the new issue of Texas
Company stock and continued activi-
ties OF the banks in reducing their
borrowings at the Federal Reserve.
This policy, which probably will be
continued for some time to come. is
expected to initiate against permanent
money ease in Wall Street.
The ruling rates for money yester-
day. compared with year ago. were
as follows:
c, Yester- Year
On mixed collateral. 6
On industrial collateral. 5A
Time money (mixed COL
Sixty days 6h sMMe
Ninety days. 6h 5HM6
q -Four months. 6H 5HGe
Four to sig months. 613 5H@s
Bank Clearings = Bank clearings in
New York and other cities yesterday
=. Exchanges. Balances.
New ork S856,639,385 S79,257 $50
baltimore 12,604,622 5,3OO.925
Du:.on pu: '''... 50, 134,305 19,633,5O5
pn:Iago Dh:ss 80: ;:.... lOS,6l8,O93 9,316,965
1nliaoeIphla 78,9l6,915 17,020,22C
Sub Treasury - United States Suh.
Treasury debit balance. Sass 0a4. FeJ-
era eaal Reserve credit balance, y6s, ,4o9,-
Silver-London, 7shd; New York
$1.S4; Mexican dollars. $1.o1M.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Bid and Asked

An Gss" I'll x.. =" s A';s' Nr;sss rs. 4;;;'
dS hss; ,r Z + f. $sx IS lss ss
Is rdry. 80 "a Lorillard pr ..17S 49,
ue Co! Oil sss snsv %G pr SliS lIS lIs lIs
4$ 4$ $$ pa: sSss'5s IS sssss F s,ssa IL
A st Fly pr. 90 94 Max NJ I'd pr 29h 3O1h
syn 1T g Mss May p 81 St p e lS IL IL
Am Tobacco. .27o $50 Mich Central So l09
DO pr new 81 97hAtSP& s s NJ 7IX 72A
Ann Arbor 8 u do lsd lines. 81 i co -
g l,s pr 7s s e Ms4ls Ms4s rsv rs' r Il + lSs
At 90 BIZ I'd 's IN Nash eha II 1as 1ds
a Coast L. el % IN + ( pr.ioi prioi ios os
Bsd Bsld.1 toco co pr19d 1o2laNat Lad pr:l9s iio
nsth IL : pr IS rs as4N H \ .s' R y y aaSs
l!kn Un Gas SO 81 do lst pr. 81 10
Brown Shoe. lo5 lo5si do I'd pr 431s IS
urns nG pr Rrs Dr. 1899 90 1Ia 1d Sr 81 6"
Bur n &. +. r. IS IS 20 \ ( " lcx "
buta ,1 ST q sus:: 5Su & Nss, Norf 4 " pr S. e
ga "a, Pack pr.l20 1926 Owens BOT pr IS 100
Can Southern II 50 do I'd pr. As 60
S' csn o. ls as 10 9GS Am Pct i?H 90 Ss
Cent Fdry.... 20 35 Peoria & r.. i2 ia
Chi Alton. 70 rcp Mar Dr. 81 5ih
pr11s las as f'iti o ,st Mu'll. pr g g ,S5
Cl & Pitts. :. so Pierce Ar nr l06 ioS
Csf NJ 59 81 Pitts Coal pr 80 9OM
g l. g g Gs ss + rls s,esI c'ss g. Ss 'ss sss
~ 90 pr 80. 50 G1 i II w Va W 7S 10
q ISL pr o0'a 56 7 j.. so 73
c uo -d pr -. =. "a Iy st Spr pr104h LOG
,. Nomp Iao...- s,, % Reading lst pr ~ 251a
DO 40 pr 100 lo4 S l. & pr 23ia 26
Cont ms Co.. Sala 81 $ l. Sw -. II Ia1a
~ 49, Am su pr.i01 ilo Sears Roe mlJ7la lls7s
Deere 90 pr.ino Jog SIS S& [ pr % 93
- IL 4 ". ;.lSt 12j $ Z r s1u prlI4 III
zen q. "a Stand Afll pr 81 VI
- > A 4laStudcbakcr pr 1902 1Ol u
90 pr u 9ls Sup Steel pr. l0l Il lO2
Erie Isl Pr 20 201aT & Z Id tt. 900 800
', do "a pr. AZ - Tldewater 2lO $50
Fed & s. II IL Toi l. & W 6 iS
do pr ..... 90 80 do ctfs -. ii 15
ra as,'ol rr ny W'1oo i0o go pr Is 25
zen Cnem. ..lS3 !95 do ctfs pY. 20 "a
Hsa%.n Corp ss1s leo l Underwood M R'lsS Rr lso 80
M Int apes Ne, pr u. ioo o0 ia9 d9,< do pr .loe ll5
INT. INT sat II 75 Un Cigar SIZES c25
Jewel Tea pr AZ V4h United Drug 14l1b l4SN
,11yssr r1GHS = ..'lla ~ do lst pr. 52ts SO
Kan City So 15K IL 4 l Al DR. l0s 1oi
Kelsey VIII pr 90 so,s v%lcan Ds;,n = y y ~
Kcok & d NJ. 5ls sWabush pr r. /, 15ll
Ksss CO. s. Wilson WIS., Ma CO % pr pr j 1S % j
20 pr ...l00 ~ WHY'S pr 20 a2
Lacede Gas. 81 al Wis Central! % ~
Lake 4 q W. IL WP & NJ pr A o3 %
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Ten Per Cent Money

Without warning call money sudden
~. jumped to per cent and then 10
late yesterday afternoon. The market
had opened and renewed on 6 per
cent basis and was sailing along serene.
~ without the least sign of a storm.
The furry, as the exchange heard it,
was due to the expiration of the rights
on Texas Company new stock. This
called TOR cash payments aggregating
some $4,000 900 and made a number Of
houses scramble around at the eleventh
hour to obtain the requisite funds,
Bankers said that money would CON
tinue tight. An officer of one of the
largest lending institutions of call
money in the Street pointed out that
it is the policy now of all of the. mem
Der banks to reduce their borrowings
at the Reserve Bank, and as long as
they hold to that policy funds avail
aDie a. Tor speculation will be curtailed
Talk is heard of an impending increase
in the discount rate >on commercial IA.
per at the central bank next week.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
The Selfish Appeal

The ordinary business man who 1ocs
domestic trade exclusively has a real
stake in the foreign credit situation
and must become conscious of it. ac-
cordlng to leading international
banker. The present high powered
prosperity, he said, can be continued
only If means are found for financing
the country's trade with Europe. II
exports Q the basic raw materials are
cut of, the staples of the various aeri~
cultural districts will begin to pile up
and curtailment Of buying power wifi
result, and this, according to the bank.
er, VIII eventually mean a slowup Of
Producslon: The business man who
Europe to continue to purchase com
m"lities in this country. and !, tn,
long run will be-helping himself. the the
dlagnOstician conc!udnd wv
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
How Balances Were Financed

IN 1919 exports continued large, de-
spite the failure to work out ccm-
pTehensive pr plan for financing the Old
World But, according to analyses
ths that have been made, Of the $4,000 900
ovo balance Of trade against Europe
about 81, $50 100000 was taken care Of
s out OF United States Treasury ad-
vances out Of the $10,0OO90O, GOO fund.
which is now used up, approximately
Szoo,Oo0,O0O through security opera
tiions, and about $4,000. 100000 through
ene extension of credit by firms, cor
agreed that this same ratio cannot OBJ,
tam IN 1920 because the Treasury cx-
poets to make no more advances, and
the reserves conditions of the banks
and the Federal Reserve system are
such that the banks, in the opinion
OF observers, cannot continue to load
Up with liquid obligations Of Europe
either directly OK By aiding their Gus
TONERS who are Ia turn extendine
crsdits to Europe.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10

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New-York tribune., 1920-01-10

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New-York tribune., 1920-01-10

middiing S points higher at
.s.70d. Sales. 10000; American. 6.ooo.
Imports, $4,000; American, 1900. Futures
higher. Closed irregular at A to 32 points
dcciinc. Jan, 27.62; Mar. 1884; May.
y3.3s: July, 2309: Oct, 1890. Manchester
Yarns. more demand: cloths steady.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

IN he news II the tims-Th,
AfEns. -.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

Msw Yosk. Negligent preDsfty
'oWnlfD Nhooo eafeloa1nean = the
800 40 contributed "a fhe loss o.
|5kooo M1es ~ - destruction of
I8nfo Aoo.0oo snnually " IRE II. IL
I0n1teIa Otu6os. ~ 6oauy 10 ~
|hlaeklistedv y 0re depoStmsnt o.
|neials ii ) number q cities this
pooY. = acoordance with . plan Of
10 nsfioneI board Of fire under-
|Nritara FOR Woeks. II aoticipa-
I ioa AZ The oheeryance Il flfo ~
yentton DAY throuskout IL nal1on
f1omoffoV. a. b6lIoWlne varning
80 besa diaulayel = btlIhpards
atreet cars 49, ! a cher ppbIic
/ Dlscss:
Keep 81 tae 1lle Dsyerf-
mentS Dlackltst-
PHter ~ M pseyeneaen day 8
uenbef1 q q ~ unieofued
3 fosee VIII Make inspections Of
4 sbssness an f0gidentiAl prop
4 ertieG An Dftniseg containing
I Z Aeca1nHia4a0ns 4Uf rubbish, Do
4 4 fecflVo fh1nneyD and Q1es, m
I pfoDer heating dssices Or ny
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

It makes the skin rosv-white. vo.yety and
radtantly beautiful II il wonderful fof
. dark. sallow skin. shiny nose, frecklSs,
tan. oily skin. sun spots, coarse pores.
plmples. blackheads chapped. rough skin,
ruddiness. wrinkles and many other facie;
blemishes. Now that short sleeves are in
vogue you will want beautiful hasds and
arms. There 10 nothing like Derwillo for
thus purpose. Derwiilo is absolutely harm
less and will not produce or. stimulate
growth of hair. II Is superior to face
powder. - Precipitation does mot affect il.
therefore 1t stays on better Hundreds OF
thousands who are using II have had the
same results ~ Miss Hun. and am sure
II you will give it fair trial you, win
become Just ~ enthusiastic as she is and
always use II in preference to any other
powder or beautiher"
NOTE-Whe masked about Dervilio one
Of our leading, druggists said: 1T is
truly . wonderful beautiaer, away ahead
OF ANYTHING We have ever cold before. Ne
are authorized By the mandfscturers 10 re-
fund the money to anyone Who is dis
satisfied. This guar3atee would not IS
possible unless the product possessed pn:
usual merit" 1t il sold in this city under
an iron-clad money back guarantee b al
department stores and up-to-date dr1r-
Eists including J. A BenTston and a:
Riess. H.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08


900 restaurant menus and city de-
partment letters and the utilization
Of billboard space.
Special attention ID devoted to
the. school children because Of the
fact that in the United States there
are, on an average approximately
i've school fires every day. More
than one-third Of the school fires
for the three years, 1916, 1917 and
1918. aggregating $13.s72,3s3, were
due to strictly prsventable" causes.
To educate the teachers. and chill
-dren in fire prevention mock
trial entitled, THE Trial Of Fire, "
will be staged today in hundreds
Iof school rooms. Tho dramatic
personae includes, beside the Judge
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08
Deleiou. Laxative for cha9. Liver and Bowel,

Harry mother! .A'teaspoonful Of
California" Syrup Of Figs today
may prevent > sick child tomorrow.
II your child is constipated. bilious,
feverish, fretful, has cold, collie, or if
stomach is sour, tongue coated, breath
bad. remember . good "physic-lAxa-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08
CUT This ~
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE w X
- CATARRHAL DEAIN
HEAD N0ISH n

HEAD SOIsN II
II you know OF son ~
troubled with Catarrhal II
noises or ordinary caiarfn
formula and hand 1t 70 ~
may have been the means . =
poor sufferer perhaps 49, n
ness. In England sciene I
tune past have necoeni r
Is = constitutional ui
sariiy requires constitute
sprays inhaiers and -.
liable to irritate the dencs
and force the disease ln \
ear which frequently 80 -, y
ness. or else the disease
down the air passages
which is equally as danseSs<u -
ing formula which is vs. 4 Il
the damp English cllmsS .M !
tional treatment and ena
ciaily efficacious TO suneI
under more favorable chI / |
Secure from your dru,s
Parmint Double strensln 4
home and add TO il q 49,
and . little granulated
dissolved. Take one ~
time a day. This Will o'J
relief from distressiss
Clogged nostriis shou'o ~
become easy and hearns -
Inflammation in the eus. ~
reduced. Parmin, used IN
directly upon the b.ooa
faces of the system and - ~,
that helps to Obtain tns "a 3
The preparation is easy ~
little and il pleasant 10 I1
ecr who has catarrh OF -
hard Of hearing should ~
nsnt . trial.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

tive" b often all that il necessary: :
Children love the ''frslity" taste Of.
genuine California" Syrup Of Figs
which has directions for babies and
children printed on the bottle. Say
California" or you may got an imi.'
tation fig syrup. Beware!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

No matter what price Suit you select you will be getting Suit at
price thu. be duplicated These Suit. bought by at
great price concession and glad pas. the savings on 10
you. great many handsomely frtmmed plain tail.
ored Materials include Veou,s T,icotnes Suertone Velour
Cheeks and Duoens- IN all the favored Autumn shades Atera
hons Tree. 9tes
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08
TRY SULPHUR O|
AN EClEM|
Costs Little and Ovsrcsns|
Almost over ~|
!. 1906
End Ave
Rock lsl,rIl
Pay
AS You
Get Paid

Any breaking out Oh
even fiery, itching eczenl|
quickly overcome by app11
tho-Sulphur, declares .
specialist. Because Of ~
stroying properties, ths
preparation instantly pIl|
from skin irritation, 49,
heals the eczema fyM
leaves the skin cleaf w
1t seldom fails to reue'ss 4
ment without dela! :
from skin trouble snoan
small jar of Mentho-ou, i.
any good druggist ana
cold cream.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08
Extra Special!
Ladies' Dresses-$24.98

We urge every woman who desires handsome Fail Dies.
,reey low pce selection wihou. fail Here you have
selection Of Dresses that Just little different from what Others
sons-theyle newh.ve just been wpacked You have
your choice Of Sese T,iootes Tlcolee Sat Tafeta, and
vesy becoming eonbinaticn effects.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
BALE a sENEFiClO DE UN CAM
PO DE LENAOORES

BOG SPRINGS. Texas. JUNO IS
Il Campo "Amado Nerve. nImero
1899. de "a Orden de los Ledadores
del Mundo. organiz6 IN bale a bene.
ficio de Ia propio institution, que tu-
vo~ Iugar el sAbado pasado. rs de Ju-
ITO y que resulto en- eXucm hrillan-
te. pues concurrteron a dicha fiesta
las familias mas prominentes de Ia CO
lonia mexicana radicada en- este lu-
gar.
e. bale So verified en- 81 Salon del
senior Rosendo Aleman. e~fectuandose
Al mismo tempo una jamaica con el
objsto de recahar fondos para 81
Campo de referencia, Y en- Ia que to-
ma-on activa participation distingui-
las seHo-aS y seaoritas de la local.
dad. que desempenaron diversas CO.
misiones.
la guardia del Campo. integrada
por seis senoritas. execute cen toda
correction u1as maaibras militares
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
KRASSLN ATACA 4
LLOYD GEORGE
Dice que q 81 Sc debe ell que
no Sc haIla podido Negor a
mn e~ntendimierto entire
Rusia 9 Ingl0terra
para 81 Soviet un re-
c~onocimiento complete 0
no enfra en- tratoS

PARIS Julio 3.-La prensa de "a
r(s publica las s~igu!cntes ~dcc!aracic-
nes hechas por Leonides krassin, emil
sar.o enyiado por el gobierno del So
vie, Russo para tratar con ell Gobier-
no inglGs sobre el restablecimiento de
las rclac!ones conerciales entire los
dos palses.
"Nuer-as negociacIones con lngla-
Terra. Sc ahora en- suspen-
so. debido 4 que e. Primer Ministro
Lloyd.G George no ha querldo comprcn-
der que no Sc haIla en- Ia posicl6n de
IN dictador, 81 no en- l. de in soil
yitante.
Europa nccesita a Russia tnfinita-
raente mas de 10 cue Russia necesita
a Europa.
Mr.. Lloyd George me Ia ofrecido
q 'reconoctmicUto commercial" que 70
he rchusado porQue en- la m!sua ofer-
"a Sc demaudaban ~garantias soore
cuestiones pr.rameHte ~polltIcas. tales
como Ia de Persia. Nj Ultima pala-
bra a los aliados. antes de saltr para
Russia dcntro de pocos d:as. es esta:
"Reconoc!m!erto complete o NADIA"
Russia Sc haIla ahora mas fucrte
que nunca. Los polacos Sc hallan en-
complete fuCa ante eI eInpJe bolshe-
Wiki y una revolution aIncuaza lnmi-
nentenoute estaliar On Earsovia- mien
tras u por otra parte, todas las IA
hricas rusas en- Ia Rcpublica del So
Wet, So hallan t~rabajando con gran
~acJiyidad. emplcando mil!arcs de ira
b~aiadores Y IS tai el trabajo cue hay
que todas csts fabricas tienen que
.rabaj4- muchas horas extras.
"Antes de IA guerra, 70 era un ca
ritalista 7ropietarto de y de las IA
E~icas mas Erandcs de P~etrograio.
.Ahora soy un mlnistro dcl Soviet
cstoy ~convencido de que a
tcorIa de los soviets es perfectamcn-
t. ejecutable y practicable"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
ALEMANIA RECHAZARA
LAS PROPOSICIONES
QUE NO PUEDA
CUMPLIR

BERLIN, Julio 3.-Alemania no &C
cedera a. ninguna de las proposicio~
nes alladas que So haSaN en- Ia Con-
rerencla de Spa, que el pueblo aleman
considere que no podra cumplir de-
b!damente. Asf 10 eXpres6 c~ateg6ri-
camente el Ministro de Relaciones
Eyteriores, Herr Simons ante Ia Co
mission de Relariones EXteriores del
Reichstag anoche.
Agreg6 ell c!tado fu~ncionario que 81
problema mas apremiante que tiene
ante ST Alemania era el del resta-
hlecimiento de Il base normal eco
monica Y el regrcso del pueblo aleman
. sus labcres.
Simons defined la s~ituaci6n interior.
hacienda hincapie en- Ia necesidad q
ticne ol pats de materials prilnas :
de creditos.
Por su Harte Herr Helfferich, ex-
Vice Canciller. cre6 una gran sen
saci6n en- la junta del Reichstag, al
dec.arar que el tratado de paz no hu-
biera sido formulate en- terminus tan
enGrgicos, 81 n naci6n alcmana hu-
bicse apoyado Ia actitud de los hders
del gobierno cue Sc opOnfan a Ia fir
del docuncnto Y acus6 cen tfr.
minos en- extreme duros, a Matlas
Erzbergcr, diciendo que este habfa
prometido a Ia entente que el trata-
do Sc firTnaria de c~ualIUier modo.
e. Ministro de Hacienda Herr
Wirth. in:erfrumpi6 a Helfforich, di-
ciendo que tai ~lenguaje en- este mo-
mcuto era desfavorable a los inte-
roses n~aciOnaies.
Ia delegation alemana que ira q
Spa Sc compondra de veinticinco
nliembros. i~nciuyendo entire ellos, ban
queros. homhres DC Hegocios Y los mi
nistros de Re!acioRes E,XteriOres, de
Where's. de EconcmIa : de Recons-
trucciou.
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FALLECIMlENTO

SEGUIN, Texas. JUNO 29-El dI2
: de J3unio falleci6 en- esta cIudad e!
~ Simon IbAhez a Ia edad de %
amos I meses. ~habiendose ~efectuado
sus funeraIes e. ola -. v!endcse 1nuy
concurridos. pues e. citado joven era
muy ~apreciado y gozaba De generates
simpatfas en- esta ciudad.
e tinado era m!embro del Campo
Bamboo. No 30i0 de Lehadores del
Mundo Y dicha o~rganizaci6n, por con,
ducto do una comisi6n tntegrada poT
los seaores Vidal Cara Y Bias Te-
Ilez. di6 el pesame = Ia madre de- So
berano de~saparecido, sehora Ciprtana
Y. de Ibafez-
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Captura1 Balikessra
las trOpas griegas
on esa maniobra Green que
podran contener Ell
aVanCe turco

LONDRES. Julio 3.-Con Ia captu-
"a dc Ia Importance ciudad de Ball
kessra, sobrc Ia Inca ferrca de EsmIF-
ma & Parderma, Nevada a efccto por
las tropas griegas. queda veHctda
p~racticamente Ia resistencia de las
trcrZas de Mustafa Renal Ell cl fren-
te septentrional. scgun dice un des-
psscho procedente de Esmirna. reel
Dido en- IA Lecaci6n griega aQuf hoy.
En- esas operaciores, los griegos lc
hicieron q los turcos 1900 pr!sioneros
y les q~uitaron g. canones y una gran
cantidad de municiones.