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office that Great Britain, France, the
United States and Japan are pre-
pared to cause a lean of 5000, GOO
pounds to be issued by group of
banks, to be secured by the salt and
other revenues, it was annousced to-
day.
The loan will be conditional on ne
gotiations between North and South
China being resumed and the dis
banding of unnecessary troops.
The four governments named will
supervise the funds and the disband-
ing of the soldiers.
Washington, Feb. 16.-Bankers of
the United States, Great Britain,
France and Japan who are reported
from Peking to be ready to make a
loan of approximately $2O,OOO,00O
to China are included in those VINO
will be in consortium which is be-
ng planned to finance China or an
extensive scale. This loan, however
not part of the consortium pro
ject but temporary advance to meet
urgent needs of the Chinese govern
ment for administrative purpose.
{ Thomas W. Lamont of New York
is now on his way to China to repre-
sent the American bankers in the
final negotiations which were in1tia-
ted by the American state depart
ment.
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SEARCH FOR RECORCS

Washington, Feb. 17.-Search of
the attic of the Whote House execu<
tive Offices for records which may en-.
able his tribe to collect S5,500,OO0
from the government was begun to-
today by Chief Grindstone og Cali
fornia. The chief, who has retained
legal assistance in his efforts, sai!
them oney was due in treaties nego,
tiated in 1851 by which the Indians
gave up valuable lands but failed to
receive the stipulated compensation
as the treaties never were ratified.
Now they want the old documents as
evidence in suit against the gov-
ernment.
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From Florida.

Recently A. B. Morse, now winter
ing in st. Petersburg, Fla, wrote to
this office, apprising US of the fact
that he was having a great time.
Now comes another communication
from Mr.. Morse, headed, "Greetings
From Florida" and reading as fol-
lows:
A Gorgeous Bird is the Pelican,
Who's Bill car hold more than his
Bellican,
He can put in his Beak, food enough
for week,
But I'll be blest if I can see how in
Hellican.
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Chicago's experience with the in,
fluenza was most severe in loss of la,
Dor, "a per cent of the workmen be-
ing incapacitated at one period. The
treet car system was crippled by the
Illness of 1000 car men.
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Union and Spartanburg,

Union and Spartanburg,
Greenwood: Abbeville, EGgcfield,
Greenwood, Mccormack, Newberry
and Saluda.
Anderson: Anderson, Oconee and
Pickens-
Rock Hill: Chester, Fairfield, Lam
aster and York.
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During the war the British secret
service cost the British people ST.
100000 year. No report is ever
made on expenditures.
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Mrs. j. M. Anderson returned on
, Tuesday from Newberry, where she
visited friends and recuperated from
a recent operation at Chester hospi-
tai. Mr. Anderson, who has been
i'll at the Eureka Hotel, was able to
be removed to his home Tuesday
afternoon.
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Lebanon Church.

After morning worship at Lebanon
church, Feb. %, there will be very
important congregational meeting.
Every member, far and near, is asked
to be present, a., ws-' -,
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Mrs. Wade Ill.

Mrs. Madge McLesky Wade has
been seriously i'll at her home in
Norfolk of pneumonia and friends
and old schoolmate3 in Abbeville will
be glad to know that she is improv-
ing and hopes soon to be we'll.
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GALVANIZED ROOFING

l have a car load of Galvanized
Roofing en- route from Mill that / am
offering for sale, delivery to be made
OF arrival, in about ten days.
J. ALLEN SMITH, JR.
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Major Fulp has guillotined the
$13.65 C. o. D. turkey which he
bought sometime ago and has invited
number of friends to a dinner
Friday evening. All the best setback
players in the city will be on hand for
the occasion.
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BIG LOAN FOR CHINA
FROM FOUR COUNTRIES

Peking, Feb. 1a.-The foreign
legations have notified the foreign
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BIRTHS.

Born-At Abbeville, S. c., to Mr..
and Mrs. Griffin Nickles, Feb. 18th,
1920, a son.
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WANTS

MARE FOR SALE:-County raised,
13 years old. R. l.. MABRY.
2-13-3t.
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Bennett Link, a flagman on the
Seaboard, is off his run now and is
enjoying a good case of flu at the
home of Col. Foster McLane. His
friends wish for him an early recov-
cry.
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Portuguese is the language of more
than 30,O00,OO0 people.
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: personals : /
Today is Ash Wednesday and the
beginning Of Lent.
Victor Lomax spent Tuesday morn
ing in Due West.
T. G. White left Tuesday for Muir
pheysborough, Tenn, to buy mules.
Mrs. Joe Gilbert of Calhoun Falls,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Annie Welborn, who is teach
ing in North, S. c., is at home, her
: school being closed on account OF flu.
Mrs. Maggie Sherard Of Lebanon,
was in town Tuesday.
Robert S. Owens, Esq, of McCor-
mick, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. T. S. Blake of Coronaca, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson.
DR.. ]. S. Moffatt of Due West, was
a visitor in the today.
N Kapetanahos left Monday for
New York, where he will spend tf"'c
weeks an business.
w. J. Blake. of Calhoun Falls, was
business visitor in the ciyt yeste7
day.
Mrs. J. D. Wilson and family have
returned from a weeks visit to rela-
tives in the county.
Mr.. Lawrence Parker left Tuesday
for the northern markets to buy his
spring and summer goods.
Mr.. McKearnan, one of the street
paving force has been in Spartanburg
for the past week helping out with
the street paving work in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Kennedy and
young Pat were here from Troy Sun
day spending the day with Mr.. and
Mrs.. M. T. Coleman.
Miss Jennie Boyd, welfare worker
at the Abbeville Cotton. Mill, con-
inues quite sick at her home in
Greenville.
Miss Lois Jackson, one of the
fifth grade teachers, who has ex-
perienced a genuine case of flu, is
back in her schoolroom today.
Mrs. Myrtle Harris of Madison
vile, KY, has arrived in the city and
is again with Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran in
the millinery department. {
Bennett Link, a t1agman on the
Seaboard, is off his run now and is
enjoying good case of flu at the
home of Col. Foster McLane. His
friends wish for him an early recov-
cry.
Major Fulp has guillotined the
$13.65 C. o. D. turkey which he
bought sometime ago and has invited
number of friends to a dinner
Friday evening. All the best setback
players in the city will be on hand for
the occasion.
Mrs. j. M. Anderson returned on
Tuesday from Newberry, where she
visited friends and recuperated from
recent operation at Chester hospi-
tai. Mr.. Anderson, who has been
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Mrs. Myrtle Harris of Madison
vile, KY, has arrived in the city and
is again with Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran in
the millinery department.
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Miss Lois Jackson, one of the
fifth grade teachers, who has ex
perienced a genuine case of flu, i:
back in her schoolroom today.
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Miss Jennie Boyd, welfare worker
at the Abbeville Cotton. Mill, con-
inues quite sick at her home in
Greenville.
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Mr.. McKearnan, one of the street
paving force has been in Spartanbure
for the past week helping out with
the street paving work in that town.
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Miss Annie Welborn, who is teach
ing in North, S. c., is at home, her
school being closed on account of flu.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Kennedy and
young Pat were here from Troy Sun
day spending the day with Mr.. and
Mrs.. M. T. Coleman.
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Mrs. Maggie Sherard Of Lebanon
was in town Tuesday.
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Mr.. Lawrence Parker left Tuesda.
for the northern markets to buy hi
spring and summer goods.
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Robert S. Owens, Esq, of McCor
mick, was in town Tuesday.
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Mrs. T. S. Blake of Coronaca, /!
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson
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Mrs. J. D. Wilson and family have
returned from a weeks visit to rela
tives in the county.
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Local
1NeWs
: personals :

Mrs. Joe Gilbert of Calhoun Falls
was in town Tuesday.
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w. J. Blake, of Calhoun Falls, wa:
a business visitor in the ciyt yestec'
day.
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n. KapetanaHos left Monday for
New York, where he will spend tiE""2
weeks an business.
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wife keeps it hid or he and walter
wood a done drank it up, and when
he goes off and gifts a little full, he
comes hoam sayin he air feelin sick,
all the time holdin his breth to keep
his wife from smellin the Ticker and
tell her that he think a little dram
wood help Him some, SO she give him
small drink and he at onct recover
but say the Ticker make him little
dizzie. now his wife think it is her
Ticker which she smell, and the friend
Of walter tells a few joaks Ejist to
show that it done cured him and gifts
~ with the whole thing. this trick
wood a bin wurth bout a thousand
or fifteen hundred dollars to me
when the Spensary was in abvul if i
had knode it, and don't sea how a
sharp fellar like me never did think
of it unlest it was becos always
drank up all the Ticker befoar i got
hoam and never had none to give to
lizzie to maik me think of it.
Yours as ever,
Dote.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

Para libros en- esPaioI d~iriiase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S North
Sta. Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio, Texas.
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I'm CAPTAIN DE NAVlO
PRESO EN- VERACRUZ
Desobedecio las ordeneS
emanadas del ComaRdan-
tie Oral. de Marina

VERACRUZ, juno 20.-Por orden
del Juez Sagundo de instruction MIL
tar hoy qued5 formalmente preso en-
Ia ~fortaleza de san Juan de Ulua e
x-Comandarte del Canonero Bravo
capitan de fragata Manuel Azueta'
ouien fua acusado de haber desooe-
decide 6rdenes superiores. Dfcese cue
zue no acat6 liza disposition del
comandante general de IA marina. dis
posici6p Dor la cual cuedaoan como
proveedores de los bUques de "a Arma
da Nacional los senores Ruben Her
nandez y Ricardo Nillegas.
FL defensor del Captain Azueta. IL
cenciado Manuel Zanora. p'dio .oes-
de lueso "a libertad caIcional para
81 cliente.
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ESCANDALOS POLITICOS
EN- VERACRUZ
Los provoco Ia disoluci6n
de ~Ayuntamientos deere
tada por Ell Congreso

yERACRrZ. Yer. JUNO 3+-La dl-
seduction de los ayutamientos reracru-
zanos. recient.meute decretada por Id
LEGISLATURE Local rn iunciones, ma
2 d marEcn u un incidente motive
de nnrmerosos concentrates. FL dlpu-
,sdo yeracruZano NictorIano Lorandi
ACADIA de enviar un telegrama de pro
tesra al mancionado cue:po coiesla-
do. Dice ash el mensaje: Como hua-
tusuueho. por 10 que respecta al mum
cipio de tIuatusco, y como Ner3cL"-
Zado por 10 que respecta a los de-
ma municiDlos pro;csto !ndignaoo
contra conduc.a servi.. cobarde, asuml
Do nor LEGISLATURE al DISCOVER yum
tamientos "cconOcidcs como IegItI-
mos"
FL anterior mensaje dis por resu!-
tado Que Sc reuniera ell session secTe-
tar 81 Congres V~craCruZano acor0aTd
consignar { Lorandi al P~r0curador De
neal de .rlSiicia. A~cordarOD lgua!men
- contestar IL mensaje t~elegratico ue!
G;,,,,+ado L.ortndi. La Contestaclon
fua como s:rue:-"Csted que JaInas
Ia tenido pudor polit!co ' Que ma
uarado \ los mas iCuominiosos de los
mpdios pd~l oonsegutr una taJaQa ell
- 10 tiene ningIn dere-
,ro nara proJestar.-tl Presidente'
Manuel r. MISUNDERSTANDING A u
MARQUEE.
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OUIEREN EXPORTAR Ell
MAIZ DE CHIHUAHUA
Los concentrates dicen que
hay abundancia y que ell
precio es muy bajo

CHIHUAHUA. JUNO ia pesar
de encoutrarHos Va Il mediados del
ano. ell prccio del maiz en- esta ciu
dad continual bajisimo dcbido a Ia
cosecha a5undantisima ~!evantada el
ano pasado.
Al mayoreo Sc csta vendiendo el
a de sesanta y cinco kilos Il cuatro
pesos V hay comercianteS que por
encontrarse cStablecidos a consideEa-
bles distancias de ID Inca f~errocarri-
lera vense obligados 81 vender Ell sa-
CO de csc peso hasta dos pesos, orc
nacional.
Este es ~prccisameute 10 que ha he
cho que Ia Camara de Concrete de
esta ciudad Sc dirija a la Secreta-
ria de Hacienda s~oliCitando que Sc
permita la CNportaCi6n del malZ sin
g~ravarla. con la acostumbrada con-
tribuci0n. Esta misma solicitud Sc hi
20 cuando Sc encontraba G! Irente de
la Secreta:Ga de Hacienda : Credito
Publico Luis Cabrera, ell ell regimen
~carrancista S!endo eDtonces negada.
Los concentrates AFRICAN ahora fun
dadas esp .ranZas dc ~:onseguir este
remedio q IL actual S!tuaci0n eConGmi
ca ~rrovocadI por II ~abundancia del
maiz, peru I. pueblo Sc opone a Ia
exOortaci0n del cereal, porque G! pre-
clio de e. aumentaria.
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Ell REY DE ITALIA RENuNClO
IA PRERROGATIVA DE DEClA
RAR LA GUERRA

ROMA Juno ELL Key Victor
Manuel III, por 81 propia voluntad y
deseo Ia renunCiado otra de sus rea-
les prerrogat,vaS. Pr6Ximamente ell
Primer Ministro ~prescntara IL Parla-
mento q proyecto del rey para rams
ferir al poder Legislative Ia prerro-
gativa real dc d~ecIarar Ia guerra, de
| hacer Ia paz Y de firmar tatados de
atlanta. Es cast seguo que a proyec
to recibira Ia sanc;6n unanime del
Parlamento.
Hacr POGO tempo r%enunCi1 el Rey.
en- favor del Miuisterio, el privilegio
de concedcr perdones V de conmutar
~Sertcrcias.
Fl proyecto de que SO trata pre-
senta Ia mas significativa reforma
Iuc janis So haya hcchu a In n
titucitn itu!!anH. que fuG otorgada al
pueblo italiano en- 1913 por e. Rey
Carlos Alberto. b~isabuelo del actual
monarch. De hccho. tai informe Gui-
tara Il roy IN privilcsio de que ape
mas i Ia hecho uso.
\ingunO de los tres SobcranOS que
hr trYido Italia moderna ha deClara
dC Ia guerra SIN consular al farIa-
mento. Y s!empre que firmaron Ia paz
o celcbraron algura ALBANIA. 10 hic!e-
ron consultardo Ia voluntad de los Mi
nisIros que tenian la confianza del
Parlamento ' sin pedir 81 c~onsejo o
conseEtimiento, sine de todos los le-
g~isladorcs. ST por 10 menos, de los je-
fes de los distintos grupos pariamen-
tsrioS
I'm 1915, cuando q actual rey decla
TO IL guerra a Austria-HUngria, 10
hizo solamente. ~lalGunos dicen que
con r~epugnancia) cumpliendo con los
deseos de Ia N2ci6n y de los represen
,anteS del pueblo N ambas Camaras.
Fl trataGo de Versailles ' eI tratado
de puz con AIem2nia fueron ratifica-
dos per I'M decreto real. pero solo a
( petici5n 6 insistencia del Gabinete.
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Sc estdn hacienda los arreG!os ne
~cesarios pa.t presentar Ii "Levenda
de San Crjstobal" en- Nucva York. el
pr6Nmo otonU.
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NUEVA Y BELLA OPERA
Tiene por temo una leyenda
relieiosa y he gustado
s~obremanera en- Paris

PARIS. lurio 24-Cansada por tan
tos amos de ~zarzuelas ' comedia mu-
steal. IA imagination de los "concurrer
-es al teatro en- Paris ha sido con
duistado nor IT. nuevo mOtlVo-ia ms
p;raci6n -e:iciosa intevpretada por
medic de ma magistral combinaclon
dc cuadros policromaticos. poesia IL
RIGA de Incompatible merito Y arreg!o
musical por Vincent dIndy, poeta-
compositor frances.
S6lo esto puede .explicar n irmen
"a admiration que IA ~provocado en-
n Opera de Paris Ia "LEYENDA DE
SAN CRfSTOBAL-" que los cr!ticos
aun no ~l,ci!en ST debe clasificarse
como orator:o. con ofectos modernos
O como IN ratOrro dc Ia Opera a los
principles .ne,jioevales que anunci6 un
nuevo rcnacimiento en- los ideales ma
ciouales de IA mCsica.
10 cleric es que ningQn crftico de
. reputation HI DECADE de tributar elo-
gios al talaalO de ". d'GnCy. Y que las
damas de n gran Sociedad han dsJado
de discu,ir acerCa de mOdas. carreraS
de cahaIlos, etc. para entrcgarSe a
Ia contemplation filos6fica de Ia lee
ci6n de Humankind ' de virtud inco-
mcvibIe que enseha Ia leyenda del
Santo.
Il sermon de NJ. dTndy Sc predica
entire escenas d~ramaticaS Y comuni-
! ca 81 seutido del fervor c~ristiano que
puede tener una reaction inespera
da cUtre los escritores ~franceses. Solo
hay I'm papel de mujer en- el nucvo
drama musical: ei de IA "Reina de Ia
Eolupruosidad'-y Nine. Germaine
Lubins. que 10 CHARACTERIZED. comparti6
con ell 'Cristobal" de NJ. Franz los
eloCios de la ]crf5ica. no por SUI extra
ordinario talentO vocal. que es diane
Jricamentc c0uesIo al de NJ. franz. 81
no por su hahilidad para CaraCterizar
dicho papal.
NJ. dIndy la confesado que trahaj6
en- IA Leyenda de San Cristobal' sic
te amos. pnro que su afau ha sido
recompeusarsA con creces con los a
: plauSos del auditorio.
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cAMPANA CONTRA IA PES
TIE EN- FL PUERTO
DE ACAPULCO

ACAPULCO. JUNO 15.-Magn!tIcas
disposiciones ACADIA de Gictar el Ayun
tamienta de este puerto con motiNo
de Ia peste bubonica que recientemen
= apareci5 en- e. Estaio de Eeracruz'
y a este Sc agrega e. tenor de que
Sc propague taInbitn Ia viruela Ge
cuya enrerrnedad hanse "a registraoo
algunos casoS en- 81 cercano Dueo!ecl-
ro de este .nismo municiplo
nado Aqua Gel Psrro. Orden6, ell Ayun
-amiento a todos los hahitantes de
es,a locaIidad cue Sc hagan cargo del
aseo de sus respectivas casas y las
GALES a~dyacentes a elias. en- la int
Iicencia de que toda aquella persona
oue no cur2pla con tales dispos'cioncs
sera multad1 con fuectes ~cantidaaeS.
Ouitrese a ;nda costa estar p~revenldo
contra cualquier cpidemia.
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.....LA MODA AL DIA.....
IL 81
&c S
1 Ell ENcAJE COMO ADoRNo

FL uso del encaIe para aoorno ce
los restIoos es hoy Ola de genera
aceptacIon y corst'tuye IA nota eie-
2ante, prIacIPaln1enre en- los TRACES
de recePcIon O sarao. Tn Ell mooeIo
sue otrece:nos hoy a nuestras Iecto-
ras, ell uso Gel encaJe puaieTa pare
Ger excessive, perc aresIado con buen
qusto, coro apc-ece en- ell modelo, da
una nota de gran distinction y refina-
do gusto, a la par u haee nuy a
tractIVo ell traJe por la novedac Gel
adorno. RI vestico es d. eeorgerte
tai, cue pueae cecIrse que mas que
adorno, lorna Parte este de la con.
feccion misma Jel traie. FL busto es-
ia tornado en- su totalidad de enea-
je, con un cccol!ete muy ~recatado, de
forna cuadraca y manga kimono cor
IA. ia oiusa sicnta SIN aIustamien-
to y @:n axcesiva amplitud y esta are
sIada en- una soIa pieza con la tunica
de ~eneaje a cae de la ~cintura forman
do graciosas caseaGas del mismo ma
teriaI, en- ~cntrepaios ondulados. Gsta
tunIca resuita su beiIeza, ~ponIenooIc
hIIeras de rosas American Seaury
a 10 largo '-e las tlras, que van &C.
creciendo en- nagnitud a MEDIA cue
Sc acercan al extreme de los entire
panos. FL ciato esta tornado por dos
tiras oe satin aZul VieIo. que es Ell
unIco tooue de vivo colorido que lIeva
$50 ' -. =. :. =.
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Fl a"ticulo que Sc trata de modifi-
car IS e. mas importante de Ia Cons
titucIGn italiana. porque contiene to-
daS las p~rerrogativaS del rey. Di,
che artfculo esta redactado en- los 81
Suientcs terminus:
Ell poder executive eS ejercido uni
camerte por e. rey. FL es ell jefe SUI
premO de Ia naci6n y manda todas las
fucrZas de mar V TERRA. FL ,~ieclara
Ia guerra y hace tratados de atlanta
y comercio. dando aviso de clio a las
dos Cam2ras. tan pronto como los int
reses y seGuridad del Estado 10 per-
mitan. Aquellos tratadoS que impli.
quen gastos del tesor pubiico o mo,
dificaciones del territorio nacional, nc
serdn electives hasta que Sc obtenga
el consentimiento de amhAs Camaras
li~GiSl3IoTaS".
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

Democrats that there would be a wide
spread revolt against either or both
parties unless they adopted pronounced
stand against the interference with the
rights of State to regulate their domestic
affairs, which many of them hold the
Prohibition issue to be.
Some of the leaders from Eastern
States report the organization of move
ments among large numbers OF both
Republicans and Democrats to oppose
individual candidates who subscribe to
the Eighteenth Amendment. These
movements are said TO be gaining force
in the larger cities. causing anxiety TO
men who aspire to succeed themselves,
particularly in Congress.
Another matter on which the leaders
agree is that the woman vote Is a decidedly
uncertain quantity. Two or three OF the
Democratic leaders of Western States
told me the majority of the women
in their States ''are not going TO be led