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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
TELFARE COMMITTEE
SEEKS PROTECTION
or CHILDREN'S RIGHTS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. "a
Protection OF the rights OF childre.
iy the esta blishmeut OF "a Juvenile
-Jmmiss.ou and the enactment OF a
rastiC child labor law are recon-
uended in the report OF the special
ymmittee on child Welfare and So
,.al Insurance. filed with Gov. Good
-.ch
The commission has embodied its
-cCommeudations IN bills which vii
presented 10 the general ASSEMBLY
10 January. The work OF the com
r.-ssiOu. its report saws. has been de-
voted largely TO the study OF chile
welfare problems. To makes no rec
lamentations FOR the adoption OF
p system OF social insurance i'm the
state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
ASSISTS
SANTA IN GIVING
JOY TO CHILDREN

"Brr-r-r," you exclaimed as you
cautiously stuck your head from be-
meath the covers this morning. while
YOU wondered If the furnace fire
had died an ashley death during the
night. And well you might wish 10
linger beneath your dOwny blankets
when Old Man Winter sent mercury
within nine degrees OF the zero
mark at o'clock this morning.
dropping from % degrees al supper
time Thursday night.
Console yourself. however, with
the thought that the gale which
sent your hat sltyward while you
were going around the J. VI. 5. cor
ner the other day has subsidized. AMI
the sleet which made you slide. slip
and watch your steL" has been
covered by thin blanket Of snow.
Now all the Riddles Of the neigh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
Personals

Or. George VI. Lucas. CHICAGO. Ill.
Is spending Christmas with his
brothers. Drs. Robert T.. and Edgar
s. Lucas of this city.
Miss Laura Stahl, 731 Harrison
av., who has been In Chicago for
the past three months. has returned
TO her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Henderson Of
Chicago are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter II. Wirth, Ills Birner
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hans. $50
:. Fellows st, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Perry, 20l0 S. Michigan St, and w.
c. Perry. 40 S. Michigan St, will
spend Christmas AT the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Rudduck Of la Pay,
Ind.
Miss Gladys Jaquith 747 Leland
av., instructor IN domestic science
at Greenfield. H., Will spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Leer and Or.
y r. Leer will spend the Christ
mas vacation IN Holland, Mich.
Miss Jean Gammuck. S12 Forest
av., who has been attending the In
diana state normal school at Terre
Haute, is spending the holidays at
her home. She Will return to school
Jan 3.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Barber,
Leeper I'd. and Mr.. and Mrs Ora
Barber and son. 5Q4 ID r. South
St. are spending the holidays IN
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Chreist $50
Blaine Rv. will spend Christmas In
BelOit. Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l. Martin and
daughter Edith Of OIivet, Mich. will
spend the holidays with Mrs. Mar
tins parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. a. An
derson. zoe Leland av.
Miss Mary Whitehead. arrived
home from Indiana university.
Thursday night 20 spend the holi-
days with her mother. Mrs. c. Nc
Namara. 1896 Eddy ST.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Cookeal and
daughter Violet, have gone TO Louis
vile Xix. for the holidays.
Mrs. +. Wegner. y Francis st.
viii spend the holidays with her son
Il. G. Wegner at Indianapolis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
PhiLanthrOpy

bOrhoOd can make that long plan
ned skatin' rink in your back yard
garden. and merrily clad little fg-
ures will begin 20 work like beavers.
carrying buckets 20 and fro while
their eyes dance with pleasurable
anticipation.
With Old Sol smiling down on the
same old universe Friday. Just as
he did 1000 years ago. ne may
help give grown-ups the proper
spirit 10 lend meaning 20 the greet
ing: Merry Christmas"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
Miss Helen AdaIIne Kuhlman.

Miss Helen Alkaline Kuhlman.
One az the charming social affairs
marking the events Of Christmas
day Will De the wedding of Miss
Helen Alkaline Huffman, daughter
Of Col. and Mrs Aubrey Linden
Euhiman of Auburn. Ind. and Capt.
Lorrec Lamar Cunningham, son Of
Mrs Clara NJ Cunningham. SOC s.
Carroll ST, South Bend which Will
take place today at high noon at the
home of the brides parents at For
est Haven. Auburn.
Mrs. John a. Fletcher. cousin of
the bride viii attend as matron OF
honor and Henderson VI. Richey OF
Auburn will serve the groom as best
man.
Effective house decorations achiev-
ed through the profuse use OF flow
ers and fernery Will further a
Christmas motif. Preceding and
during the service the Kingsbury
orchestra Will render a musical pro-
gram.
Immediately following the cere-
mOny n Christmas dinner will be
served TO 30 guests including. Mrs.
Clara Cunningham, Stanley HUI and
Louis Richard Eckman all OF South
Bend; Russell Cunningham brother
Of the groom, Of indianapolis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall OF Goshen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham will
spend n few days IN South Bend af-
ter which they will be at home at
923 y. Eighteenth St. Nashville.
Tenn. where Capt. Cunningham. is
physical director at the Fiske uni
versity.
The Christmas holiday season
F-lf he raIfr 81 toll
tiOns OF the winter social calendar
and South Bend society folk have
entertained whole heartedly this
year In making the present season
one OF the gayest and most enioya-
bio since pre-war days Parties and
dances have been the vogue for the
past week or since the arrival of the
City's couegian and boarding school
population has returned for a brief
vacation In the nome town. Al
though parties occupy the most
conspicuous place in the weeks So
Cial calendar. small family dinners
and gatherings will predomiuate
oyer events OF "a more formal nature
today, however, there VIII be two
larEe dances given this evening, a
formal dances at the Elks. which
VIII ne one Of the most important
f-nCtions az the year I'm Elkdom, the
Mllcr-AnderSon orchestra playing
for the program Of dances. The sin
I'd society will entertain with the
annual mid-season froliC in the
south Bend Wcman's club rooms.
There wiz Re a matinee dance at the
oliver hotel this afternoon.
The Phi Delta class OF the First
church OF the Brethren brIi a white
elephant sale Thursday ll "A. AT the
home of Miss Grace ana Russell
Srahly. 433 Lincoln way r A bust
ness session was held and after the
sale. music and contests were en-
lOycd. Luncheon was served 70 80
guests Those from out-of-town
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold jackson
of ST Louis, No. and Eldon Jack
SON. OF North Manchester college,
Ind. on Jan. -. Miss Mildred
Telnick viii entertain the class at
ler home on Ohio 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
BABES DIE IN FIRE
WHILE MOTHER SHOPS

MILWAUKEE. Dec 24-Christ-
mas will be sad day in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Greeley here.
Their two baby boys are dead. burn
ed 10 death in their little home while
the mother was shopping for Yule-
tide things 10 make the home and
babies happy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25

Long narrow draperies hung in
straight folds make low rooms APP
rear more lofty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
RIRTIIS-

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. McGue.
1893 Lasalle av.. a son, Dec. %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25

BETHEL CONGREG ALTON.
Services at Castle theater sun
lay morning. 1915. Rabbi 4. c.
Ninda Subject Henry Fords
ArtI-Scmitic Crusade. SUNDAY
ichool al $50. 96S1-26
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15
SANDMAN STORY.
by Mrs. 4. A. Walker.
Copyright 1919. 10y the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate New York City
THE ENCHANTED GOLDFISH
pART ~

Down, down they went. the Princess
carrying the goldfish, who now was pant
ing for breath, SO long had he been out Of
water.
From the sound of the water outside
the rock the Princess knew they must be
under the sea and that this was the home
of the old Seawitch After they bad gone
a little way three sea imps came running
TO meet the Seawitch; they were funny
looking little creatures. like those the
Princess had seen at the cave OF the
Monster.
The imps had spidery-looking legs and
arms and round, fat, black bodies and
heads, and they could walk or swim.
make ready the magic pot, command
ed their mistress, "apd be sure that 1T
boils and. bubbles
The cave of the Seawitoh was IN green,
ragged rock, from which seaweed hung
and little green lizards ran about like so
many kittens. On the floor of the cave
stood three sticks, on which hung a huge
iron pot, and under this the sea imps
were kiudling IA fire.
Pretty soon they came TO the Seawitob
and bowed before her. "The magic pot
boils and bubbles, o mistress" they said.
'All is ready" said tho Seawitch,
"and now, Princess, il is for you to do
the rest; you must stir the magic fluid in
the magic pot and repeat these lines
Edity wiclSity miokity, mot,
As | stir this boiling pot,
Let the magic spell be broken.
BY the words that | have spoken.
The Princess took the big spoon in her
hand that was in the pot and began to
stir, but the Seawitch stopped her and
said: There is one thing more Princess.
and this YOU may not find so easy; Won
must drop into the boiling. bubblng pot
the goldfish if you would break the spell
that holds him
The Princess dropped the spoon and
jumped back from the pot and the old
Seawitch began a cackling laugh II
thought, my pretty, you would not find
that SO easy, and so my fine goldfish
YOU shall remain in your present shape
for this is the only way The spell can be
broken, and your Princess refuses to help
YOU.
When she looked at the poor fish the
Princess felt sure il would be better to
trust to the magic pot than to keep him
as he was-gasping for breathand he
might die before she could get him back
to the sea SO she stepped again 10 the pct
and began TO stir repeating as she did so
the magic lines:
Edity wickity mickity, mot,
As | stir this boiling pot,
Let the magic spell be broken,
BY the word that have spoken.
As she said this, into the pot she drop
ped the goldfish
Continued Tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15
DAILYECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright. 1915 by the Mcclure Newspap
Syndicate. New York CITY.
WHEN Is AN APRON?

Have YOU seen the new aprons IN the
shops this spring?
II you have, you may have mistaken
them for almost anything else. For some
~ them look like pretty morning frocls.
and some of them look like charming after
noon gowns and some Of them look like
artists smocks. They are really 50 at
tractive, these new. aprons, that woman
wishes she might wear them all the time.
The smock type of apron il not new.
II Is sometimes made long enough TO cover
the whole frock beneath it, and then of
course IL Is sometimes worn instead of a
frock- II is quite adequate, just as is the
bungalow apron for workaday garment
Then there u the morning dress type
OF apron. Well, the bungalow apron is
that 1t covers the entire frock. too, and
many woman wears this apron immc-
diately over her canisole and pettieoat.
The afternoon gown type of apron is
newer. IL consists of an apron of printed
cotton fabric, with little surplice collar
of white organdie or other sheer fabric
that crosses over and ties like a sash at the
back.
One Of the best things about the new
aprons Is OF course, the fabrics from which
they are made. Once a woman who
worked in ber own kitchen wore blue and
white or brown and white checked ging-
ham Tor the rougher work, white for the
daintier work. Now she may wear the
gayest calico or cretonne, the daintiest
diinIty or SWISS. The results are the same
as they Were from the wearing Of the
heavier fabrics The frock beneath them
rs kept clean. And that, when all is said
and done, Is the aim and end of all aprons.
sa't it?
some OF the new aprons are of bright
red or blue calico, piped with white. And
instead OF the proverbial narrow apron
belt and strings, there are wide sssh-like
belts. These aprons too, are for the
iltchen--not embroidery aprors. as one
might think
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15

scd, Yes sir, cant you pop, and pop sed,
DO IL, GO ahcd and do IL this minnii, and
i you don't do it MI give you sutch a
licking IL will be impossible 70 ixegecrate
about it.
Yes SIR, I sed And / lifted up one
iegand kcpp on lifting IT up till toutcbed
my ear with my hand, saying See pop,
! stuck my leo up I'LL toutched my ear,
| didcnt say wat I was going 70 toutch
my ear with, did !, pop7
Get out Of heer, sed pop.
Wich ! did, going past pop as quick
as possible 70 avoid axAidents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15

Do wnt do wat2 blame q bs razor.
confownd il, sed pop, and ] sed, Wy,
stick one leg up till you toutch your
ear.
Say, look heer, young man, I'm tired
Of your lxaggcroiions, they're foolish,
that's wnt they ore foolish and don't wtint
TO heer cny more Of them. sed pop.
That vasent eny ixaggeratlon, pop,
i can do it, | sed.
Are you standing there with q stfate
face and telling me YOU can lift your leg
till you toutrh your earl scd popt AMI
| aed, Yes air. cant you, pop7 and pop
sed. I.eeve me out of this. please, and |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Papoe-

Yestidday before supplr pop was strop-
ping his razo- and feeling it with un.
satisfied Impression and stropping II ogcn,
and sed, Pop, can you stick one leg up
till you toutch your ear?
II you wunt to taWk to me, tawk Fents,
scd pop. And he felt the razor agen, ray-
ing Confownd sutch razor, ] wouldent
shave dog with sutch razor.
am tawking senis pop, cant you do u,
pop9 ! sed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15
False Alarms of Fire.

District fire companies were given
plenty Of exercise within a few minutes
last night when two false alarms were
turned in by some one who had nothing
to otherwise occupy their time. The fire.
men made quick run 70 the first call.
at Third and Tatnall streets and four
minutes later received the second call
from Seventh and Shipley, but did not
find signs of fire al either location.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15
"I.lBERTYr COMING.

Harvey Cros~an left for Clevelsnd yea
tcrday, to drive IN o much wanted 'LiN~1-
"" car for customer, the conditions a
railroad transportation Just now brinv utl.
favorable 10 quick delivery.
lie ls we'll pleased with the frirnLs fllo
'Llsrty has made since be- tool tb1
agency for this territory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
BY Laura A. Kirkman-
TWO GOOD HOME DINNERS.
Hamburg Steak a Ia Marie
French Fried Sweet Potatoes
D...ta. Salad


Cucumber Salad
Coffee Raisin Pic
Hamburg Steak u. 10 Marie Season
III solidly packed cups Of Hamburg
steak with salt and pepper; add ] table
spoon white of egg and mix well, shaping
into "a fiat oblong cake. Grease hot Trying
pan and place the steak in it, allowing it
to scar for n minute, then gently turn 1T
over. taking care not to break it, and let
il scar ON the other side. Place it in an
oblong meat pan and let il bake in the
oven until done through. Spread with
melted butter, sprinkle with salt andPep-
per, and serve at once.
French Fried Sweet Potatocs-~Choose
small sweet potatoes uniform IN size.
Wash, pare and cut each in eighths
lengthwise; let these pieces soak for two
homs in cold water, then parlol them Tor
three minutes drain, and dry between
towels Drop few of these pieces at a time
in fat which is not too hot tdrnw the trying
pan hack from the hottest part OF the
stove for a few minutes; for the pieces
mist cook through SIS well as brown.
Before taking out each lot OF pieces,
place the frying pan over the iinrne Tor u
second so that the pieces may brown
briskly Drain on brown paper and sprinkle
lightly with salt.
Beefsteak
Corn Croquettes
Spinach Salad
Coffee Peach Pie
Corn Croquettes-To | can OF coin,
| cup milk, 2 tablespoons butter, 2 table
spoons grated cheese, = teaspoon salt,
little pepper, ! teaspoon sugar 2 table
spoons -four mixed TO a paste with little
cold water, and 2 eggs. Cook this mix
turc in a double boiler until il. thiclxens,
then turn it into buttered pan To the
depth of one inch and set aside To cool and
harden Cut into blocks two inches square,
dip each block first in egg, then IN bread
crumbs; repeat the process once; lay n n
crouuctte basket and lower into deep hot
fat. When golden brown, drain on brown
paper and serve hot
Spinach Salad Cook the spinach with
as little water as possible TO prevent burn
ing. Drain and chop very fine; season with
salt, pepper tablespoons Of butter and
"A slight grating Of nutmeg. Pack wine
glass, full Of this cooked and seasoned
spinach, or fill ordinary water tumhlers
half full Of It, and allow to cool and mold.
Just before DINNER time turn tho go
nodded portions out upon nests of lettuce
leaves and serve covered with mayon-
raise drt ssing.
Tomorrow Dishwashing Helps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
IA AUDiCioN PARA HOY EN-
FL. sRACKENRlOGs.

- Rand, Municipal de San Anto-
,ao -, nreparado Tn suggestive pro-
arora nara hoy ell Ia noche. La au
dici6n musical anunciada para Ell uo-
n,inao pr6ximo pasado huoo de sus,
dahidn a Ia inclemencia gel
,famro y 81 dadicado Inaeslo W. a.
smith. director de II Prcstigiada =
rrppaci6n artfstica, ACADIA lie anun-
ciar uue en- 81 programa paTl o ~
ruran los numeros eliminates gel
escorjdo para Ia audici6n trustada~
La audici&n, cuyo prosram1 damos
a continuation. dard principle a las
: D. m. V Sc llevara a efecto en- 81
ios:;o dc la 'Iambart's Beach.
PROGRAMA: Tn Storm a"d sun
shine" CA;arch) de J. c. Heed; Ober-
tura. de "Poeta Y Composing de ST.
ppt "a petici6n del publico); un HaIs
do Navin "a petici6n:) selection de
FL Trovador ca petici6n); "Manana
dc Jean Missud.-Intermedio-La Sc
gunda parte sera iniciada o n Sc
lecci6n de La Niuda Allegro de
Franz Lehar Y cerrada con n ober-
tura sobre temas yankees.
Los solos de canto estardu enco-
mendados a Mrs. William Alaurer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
voTo DE GRACIAS A LA SoClEDAD Dh
los LESADORES DEL UND

Ju-ro IN deber ineludible el hacer PUBL
20 mi profundo ag~radecimiento para Ia no
norablc Sociedad de los Lenadores Gel ~ IN
do, por e. beneficio efectlvo que ue "a" =;
recib;do. nj serme pagada Ia po!iza De M
b;;a Maria Bosques, con prondtud yertHHe-
ramente exceptional, 7ues hacia solamehs
mos cuantos meses que mi hiJa. atehnleHao
Ia ipvitaci6n que rara clio Sc le hlcieIa; %
;rs.rib;6 como mienbro actiTo del CANfH-
WENTO .JUAREZ No. 81. del grade de :,
-,-;daI con dcrecho a una POLKA de soov.uo
G,,,nJo m; hiia mur:o victima de una 1T
70 [ioler.ta. mi situacf6n ecoromlca era
desesperada, bien que no desconliaou uS
Tos Lenudores del Mundo. en- esta oessioI'
ra;,ran de desmeltir su prestslo uhl.e!
~ efccto. fui ateDdida con Taradez eNtIa
J;n,-ia y crande fu& mi sorpresa cualGo
ne notificaroa que pasara n Ia otieiHs S !,
raj de Distrito dc esta ciudaa' recIV" -
san.;J,d de $1,000 tquinientos collars GU
mo naro a IL POLKA No. ltsOo oIorsNGH "
~; Ria Maria Bosques. el II DC NoSteHuae
de- 1919. uuien faIecio el 3 de MAYO 0' Pe
Este acto que reveal su absolute hoht n
49, ;rnore c! deber de hacer puphco ~
mr-,5o-;r,iento. hacia Ia menc!onada SoSte-
ia a. los Lenadores del Mundo, y MS 80
I" votos nor su prospcridHd: Son tesu-
90 Il. 10 anterior, mi madre JHaha
~ yivc en- Ell calej6n New Mexico NO. ~
~; bermano Domingo Flores que we en- -
'Matamoros St. !, 1000.
San EaCGTNDA v. DE BOSQUES-
(Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
POP o. HOTELES

Sc hospeda Ell el hotel BeXar ell ST..
D. Jose Mungufa. quien lego aver a
esta ciudad procedente de Ia de La
redo. Texas.
Sc hospeda Ell ell hotel St Anthony;
Ignacio Bonilias y NJ. l. BoSgs, pro-
cedentes de Ia ciudad de Mexico ID.
F. J.. z. Morton, de Ia ciudaG de La
redo. Texas. y Robert Chicurel de Ia
ciudad de Mexico.
Sc hospedan en- Ell hotel Gunther:
L. Z. Anaya, procedente de Ia cludan
de Tucson, Arizona; J. G. Fernan-
dez, de Ia de Brownsville; Juan Ba-
rragdn. Tomas Aceves Y X. S. r.
chards. de la ciudad de Mexico.
LEGO ayar a esta Ciudad de San
Antonio. procedente de la je Laredo.
Texas, el senior D. jose G.. Garcia. Sc
hospeda en- el hotel Lanier.
Fin ell hotel Menger Sc hoSDada Mr..
A. Grimshare, quien lego aver Z
eSta de San Antonio, proce'iente &c
II ciGdad de Mexico 4 dondc le llevj
cl arrcglo de aSuntos comerciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
ALVkRADO EN- COMlSlON
ESPECIAL

FL general Alvarado continGa al frer
te de la S~ecretaria de Hacienda Y
parece que aun estara con csc cargo
por tempo indefiHido. a pesar de que
q ha eStado esperanto 4 su successor
todos los dias. Parece que ell Presi-
dente Adolfo de Ia Huerta no Ia que
rido que 81 general Alvarado sa!ga
Embellishments dc In SeCretaria de
Hacienda. I pesar de que este renunci6
u cargo a fines de la, scmana pasada
: que es,d apl!cando en- 81 Ia political
de "dar tempo al tempo.
AlvaraCo ira Al eXtranjero en- conf
sion especial del %Gobierno. que tcndrA
por principal objeto crear confianza
entire los banqueros hacia ell nuevo Go
bierno, para obtener de ellos el en-
prestito que tanto Sc necesita.
Sin embargo. el viaje de Alvarado
al eXtranjero d~ependera del reSultado
que den las confe-encias que ha CO.
meazado a ~celebrar con los b~anqueroS
del pals. 81 tales conferencias traen
como re5ultado un franco entendimien
10 entire e! CoDierno Y los representa-
teS de las i~nstitUciones de cradito Y
una declaraci1D, por parte 6e estes.
de cooperar eficazmente n restable-
cim!ento del Cr%dito de Mexico en- el
cXtranjero. A!varado partira desde lIe
so al desempe&o de su comisI6n, Giri-
eItrdose a los Estados Uui6os.
En- csc pats la mission de -Alvarado
no Sc linitarA a hacer gestiones para
obtcner el apoyo ]financiero para 81
nuevo gobicrno, sinO muy principal
mente a demostrar que el gobierro
provisional no tUv ninguna ingerencia
en- Ia trdgica muerte de Carranza '
a proporcionar a los f~uncionarios nor
teamericanos todos los detalles obteni-
dos acerca del acontecimiento y del
resultado de las diligenciaS que So
bre e. asunto SO han venido practican
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
UNA GRAN CONFERENClA DE
LOS SANQUERoS

En- vista del buen resultado obtenido
con Ia juuta que el EncarGado de II
Secretaria de Hacienda general Ava
RADIO celebr6 con varios banqueros do
esta capital. el PreSidente De Ia Huer-
Ia ha autorizado al propio Encdrgado
de Hacienda para que convoQue a una
nueva junta en- Ia que esten presentes
todos los principales banQueros de Ia
Republica Y los representatives de las
mas poderosas in%stituciones b~ancarias
de Estados Unidos. Francia g Inglate-
IRA.
FL objeto de Ia junta referida sera
e. de discutir las mejores medidas que
habran de ser adoptadaS Y puestas en-
practica, para lograr el restablecimien
TO del credito nacional entire las ma
clones citadas Y en- general entire to-
das las del mundo. Sc p~retende que
Mexico vuelva a Gozar el mismo Gre
ditto que tenia antes de Ia revolucidn
que aun no termina.
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