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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
BEST METHOD.

'He took nay ball" said a youngster
when reproved for fighting with an
other boy.
'pd you try TO get it from him
peacAably?'
"Yes'm."
How many times did you try?"
81 tried once twice, thrice and force.
and | didn't get 1t until the last time ="
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

YOU KNOW how it is.
IN LITTLE towns.
HOW A girl goes away.
OR A boy goes away.
TO WORK in the city.
AND AFTER a while.
THEY COME home again.
AND STICK around.
FOR A week or two.
AND THINGS are dull.
AND THERE'S nothing to do.
AND NO place to go to.
AND THEN they pack up.
WHATEVER THEY have.
AND BEAT it back,
TO THE city streets.
AND THE Great White Ways.
AND THE Little White Ways.
AND ANYWAY.
OUT HERE on the ranch.
THERE WAS horse.
THAT WOULDN'T do.
AND FOUR days ago
WE DROVE it to town.
TO A liveryman.
AND THE !iveryman.
WAS WILLING to trade.
A HORSE he had
FOR THE horse we had.
AND THE horse he had
HAD LIVED it's life.
IN THE livery place,
AND IT'S only home.
WAS A darkened stall,
AND II never knew.
WHEN 1T must go out.
ON HEAVY roads.
THROUGH WIND and rain
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
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WE PRINT THE LETTER
AND LEAVE NAME OUT

To The News Scimitar:
Believing in rendering unto Caesar,
the things thai are Caesars the writer
would like 10 register his hearty APP
prevail Of your editorial In last Satur-
days issue on the peace treaty situa-
ton.
cation, but Just wanted you to know
that your sentiments reflect the opin-
ion Of very large portion Of our peo-
pie. | am, dear sir, Yours very truly,
j. W. r.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
Public Discussion
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APPROVES OUR PoslTNoN.
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To The News ScimitGr:
Please permit me to congratulate you
on your splendid editoIial IN Saturdays
issue Of your paper headed: why Not
Listen to the Common Sense OF Ger
ard?"
| have liked very much your sane
attitude to the league Of nations ques-
ton Too far already have we fol-
lowed President Wilson blindly
We should have had n compromise
long ago, REV. CARROLL WARMER.
West Point Miss.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
BEATING H. G. L.

Does the growing of our rooster an
noy your" inquired the considerate
neighbor.
No" said Mr., Crossilots. when
food is so scarce, I'm proud to be re-
minded that there is poultry in the
neighborhood."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
CORRECT.

An Irishman was leaning against
post when funeral procession passed.
who's dead?" someone asked.
81 don't know" answered the Irish
man, but presume it's the person in
the front carriage"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
(REO. y. s. PAT. OFF,.
BY k.C.B.''

AND HALF the time.
IT'S DAYS were nights.
AND ITS nights we're days.
AND I'LL say for it.
THAT IT looked the part.
THAT IT had played.
BUT IN spite of that.
THE TRADE was made.
AND WE hitched it up.
AND DROVE it back.
AND TURNED it loose.
IN A great green field.
WHERE THE grass was sweet.
AND A stream ran through.
AND THE sun was warm.
AND IT trotted away.
AND ATE the grass.
AND ROLLED on its back.
AND ATE some more.
AND SEEMED to be glad.
BUT AS time went on.
IT BEGAN to NOPE.
AND THREE days passed.
AND YESTERDAY.
1T JUMPED the fence.
AND BEAT it back.
TO THE livery place,
AND IT'S going to- stay. Y
BECAUSE ANY old horse.
THAT WILL jump a fence.
WON'T DO on a ranch.
AND IT'S happy again.
AND AS horses 60.
l IMAGINE it's tough.
AND PROBABLY swears.
AND KNOWS bad stories.
AND ALL sorts Of things.
! THANK you.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
TENSE.

DO you know that it is more blessed
to give than to receiver
Yes, many a girl forgives a mans
past because OF his presents!"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

David Lawrence there may be "a damp plank but
plan in the Democratic PLATFORM The degree precipitation
the plank important it is question OF how far the plank
reaches
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

The only rivalry according to the evidence federal
between certain OF the lumber dealers that Of price and
then they pulling in the direction
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

Someone has said that the the high Of iv
ing 7 will pay it, And the of H. G. L. is Then
you don't get it.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

The young lady across the way says
it must be rather hard on President
Wilson TO have all his regular business
and politics besides 10 look after when
he's not at all we'll and she supposes
he's mighty glad to have Mr.. Bryan's
help in his political work
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
Aint 1t a Grand and Glorious FeeAn2By Briggs

CouyrGh Ly Trbunel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
STOMACHSOBADSHE
HAD LOST ALL HOPE
Suffered Agony for Eight Years,
And Then Got Well in a
Hurry.

i suffered from stomach trouble for eight
years--had acute indigestion for four years.
All that time / have not slept a wink before
2 in the morning. and lived on milk and soup.
My stomach was one solid sore.
Doctors said hau catarrh and neuralgia
of the stomach also female trouble for
which | needed az opera ton. was nothing
but living skeleton and had given up hope.
Then my husband brought home a bottle
of Milks Emulsion. From the second dose,
l began eating and now. after 10 bottles,
1 eat any thing i want. | haven't had a
pain In my stomach since the first dose.
and my female trouble is fas I disappearing. -
Matte Cartwright. Tyler Texas.
The blessed relief which Miiks Emulsion
gives in stomach trouble is only part of
it's good work The benefit is both prompt
and lasting 1t costs nothing to try.
Milhs Emulsion cleanses the stomach and
bowels OF all impurities. restoring healthy
all need of pills and physics. 1t corrects the
digestive organs and improves the appe-
ute Thus IL helps nature to build UP the
blood and tissues and to strengthen the
throat. stomach and bowels. II helps build
nesh and strength. and is a powerful aid
in resisting and repairing the effects Of
wasting diseases. Chronic stomach trouble
usually in one day.
ThAs is the only solid emulsion made, and
50 palafaoIe that il is eaten with a spoon
hse ice cream. Truly wonderful for weak.
slcsly children
NO matter how severe your case you are
guarantee Take six bottles home with you,
use according to directions and IL not
satisfied with the results your money will
DE promptly refunded. Price f0c and 81 20
per bottle. The Milks Emulsion Co Terre
Haale' IND. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
Bellefonte Women 10 Meet.

The Ladies Aid Society Of Bellefonte
M. E. Church will hold its initial roll call
Mt the church this afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
PROGRAM FOR LADIES NIGHT.
Local and Out-of- Town Talent Secured
hY Calanthe Lodge.

Ladies' Night will be observed
this evening by Calanthe lodge, No
%, knights of Pythias. A very elaborate
program has been arranged and will be.
gin at s. The committee in charge of the
affair has secured both local and out-of'
town talent for the occasion. At the con
clusion of the entertainment there will
be dancing. All members of the lodge have
been invited to attend and bring Their
wives, mothers, sisters or lady friends.
Last Tuesday evening the second and
third rank was conferred on a large class
of candidates The first rank team will
pay visit to Pleasantville, n. j., on
Saturday evening, May !, and confer
the rank of page on class of candidates
for the Pleasantville lodge. Members will
go under the supervision of Captain n.
b. Turner.
The team will leave on the 6 O'Clock
ferry for Penns Grove and will go from
there by trolley. Members are reminded OF
the change in time. The ferry Wi leave
this city at 6 o'clock spring schedule, y
or o'clock standard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
NEW AUXILIARY.
Formed BY Wives, Mothers and Sisters
of Members Of American Legion.

Determined not to let their husbands,
fathers or brothers have all the fun for the
family by taking part in the social affairs
Of their organization and definite, too, in
their purpose not to have the men folks
get all the benefits that come from being
a member of body that holds regular
meetings, transacts business and gets to-
gether, the wives, mothers and sisters of
the ex-service men in Delaware Post, No.
|, American Legion, have formed strong
Ladies Auxiliary of that post. One of the
first important activities of this auxiliary
will be. to present a stand of colors TO
Delaware Post. The presentation is to
take place in the armory, Twelfth and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
Our Big Silk Sale Begins Tomorrow

We offer $500 Foulard Silks, 80 the yardBeautfu
fouard silks, heavy quality yard wide. stylish designs All
regular $500 quality. Sale price. So 80 the yard
S375 Chiffon Tafeta Just think OF buying
soft chiffon taeta yard WIDE in every conceivable color regular
S3.75 quality. Sale price. s2.S5
$500 CharmeuSe This silk sold everywhere
the yard inches wide nearly all coors. price,
$3.50 Crepe de Chine $500 An al-sk crepe de chine
inches wide heavy quality Your choice Of fifteen different eo
Regular IS. so quality. Sale price. $500 the Yard.
$500 Santung Pongee 81 natural color pongee tins
the popular color this season. washable and always etas
$500 the yard. Our sale price, sl.5O the yard.
$500 Shrting Silks S1o5 Stripe Shrng silks in color
satin stripes 50 inches vide sold everywhere the yard
Sale price, S1.95.
S325 Black MeSSane S24S. very seviceabe silk S yard
wide rich ste good black Regular quality price
500 Baronet Satin $500. This popular silk IS yard wide
and shown the wanted eoorS with plaid stripes the same
color, and retai at $500 the yard Sale price. $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27

Orange streets, at the regular meeting of
the post on Monday night, May IL.
To prepare for this presentation and for
an entertainment that will be given by the
auxiliary on the same night, the auxiliary
will hold a meeting tomorrow night at the
armory, TO which are invited, all members
and all wives, mothers or sisters of men
who saw service in the world war or who
died while in the service and who would
like to become members of the auxiliary
The auxiliary is holding regular meet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27

those who have been between Ninth and
Tenth on King street, now gwen over To
building operations, will bc accommo-
dated between Sixth and Seventh streets.
making a double market on that block.
The Office Of Clerk OF the Market
McAtcer has been throngel with appli-
cants on recent market days, 20 fecurc
new stands on the renewal of old one.
and it is this opinion that the new bali
year will have a record number OF stand-
holders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
looking for member Of the committee to

looking for member of the committee to
approve the order and for that reason had
gone ahead and made the order with the
knowledge of the secretary Of the board.
He also explained about his reports not
having been turned over to the health
committee, saying that he had been turn
ing them over to the superintendent Of
the schools.
On motion of Mr.. Stradley it was de-
cided to request the Park Board to es-
tablish a playground on the vacant lot
owned by the school authorities at 2lst
and Washington streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27

ings the second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of every month ut the armory and
II there are any women eligible to join
who are not now members and who will be
unable to attend the meeting tomorrow
night, they may hand in their names at
any regular meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
NAME BAYER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Get Relief Without Fear as Told
in "Bayer Package"

The "Bayer Cross" is the thumb-print
of genuine ''Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. +"
1t protects you against limitations and
positively Identifies the genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for over eight
cen years.
Always buy an unbroken package of
''Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" which con-
tains proper directions to safely relieve
Colds. Headache, Toothache, Earach e,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Neu-
Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets
cost but few cents Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin
of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
CHANGE STREET MARKETS.
From North 10 South Side In Correspond
ing Positions.

Next Saturday May /, will see the
transfer Of the King street and Madison
street curb markets to west side Of those
streets, for the six summer months.
On general principles the location will
correspond with the ones previously
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
VIM. n. Lukens Back on the JOB

William II, Lukens, expert plate maker
of the Wilmington Photo En- craving Com
pany, is back on the job, after a forced lay
off of three weeks, caused by sprained
ankle, acquired in attempting to board
trolley car in Philadelphia, where he lives
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
MILLONES
DE EN-
Ell EXTRANJERO
En- Mexico y Sud-Anls-
RIGA hay mas de 100000
En- los Estados Unidos pasan
de nueve milones y de
diez en- Austria y la
Checo-E

BERLIN, NOviembre ala Revlsta
dc In Liga de Alemania Residences en-
ell EXtranjero publica una establishes
relativa al numero de alemaneS que
viven en- ell ~extranjero. AIM cuando IL
lista no esta completa, puesto que no
comprende 4 las personals que Vlven
aisladaS en- muchos palseS y puesto
Que en- muchos casos los datos Sc VA
san en- calculos. es no obstante. De
mucho interes, porQue da una idea del
crecido nGmero de alemanes que Sc
han esparcido por TODD el mundo. En-
totalidad pasan de 80. 100000, que es-
tan distributes de Ia n sigulen
te aproXinadamente:
Dinamarca $4,000: Belgica, 1l9'ooo;
.26O, 900; Aisacia V Lorena,
|. 500. 900 Italia. 100000; Polonia, -.
= 20. 900: Danzig. 100000; Estados Bal
.icos, $4,000 Russia, !. SOC. 600: Austria,
:. 900, 600: Checo-~ Eslovaquia, i.Voo 'oVo;
Eslavia del Sur. 100000; Hunsrla. .
500. O0O: Rumania. 900, 900: Suiza....
. 500. 900: Estados Unidos. ?.Oo0.vco;
Canada. $4,000: Mexico, C~entro-Ame-
RIGA y America del Sur, coo 900: Aus
tralia. 100000.
Como So dijo mas arriha. no estAn
contados los ;lemaneS que Tlven eH
rcgiones alcjadas y de una
aiSlada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
Ell PABLO
ACEPTARA FL
TRONO
ST eI pueblo griego no
acepta a SUI padre
Ash 10 manifesto al Ministro
de Grecia en- Suiza que
lie hizo la oferta en-
nombre del Cob.

LONDRES. Noviembre LA prem
sa ingleSa comentando hoy "a noticla
relativa 4 II succession al trono de
Grecia. manifesto "a creencia de Que
e. Principe Pablo acepIara al fin e.
trono helen;co. a pesar de ST. reciente
~declaraci6n hecha On Lucerna- de que
su padre es eI unico que tiene derecho
L ser 81 rey de los SrieCoS. E. Principe
Pablo anunci6 ademdS. que ST. padre =
su hermano Jorge, no habian renuncia
do a sus derechos reales Y aSreS0:
"Sclamentc podria aceptar ei tro-
no. en- 81 case de cue 81 pueblo crieen
no desee 81 regreso de mi padre y mi
hernaro mayor sea excluido del de-
recho de succession"
Tai fue Ia reSpueSta que q Principe
Pablo diG al MiniStro Griego on Sui
n que le hizc Ia oferta en- nomhre del
-ob;erno griego. y ono Sc considera
cast SECURE que en- II election L Sc
efec5uarl pr6Ximamente. el triurso Sc
"a de Venizelos. 10 u Significara one
81 pueblo griego repudia a Constantine.
II aceptaci6n del Prfncipe Pablo Sc
cree que veudri en- Seguida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
NITTI We
!. FL PORVENR
DEL N
La causa de TODD 81 NAL
esta en- los tratados
Los considera ineficaces pa
ra lograr Ell restableci-
miento definitivo de
la paz mundial

NIENA. Novicmhre En- n el-
trevista que tuvo el eX-primer minis
tro de Italia, Francesca Nitti, en- Napo-
les con representatives dc - preasa
cxtranjera, dis sU opinion accrca de Ia
situaci6n por que atraviHSt actualmen
te 81 nlundo. e. establish dijo que no
podla menos DE- c~hnside:cr d1e las pe-S
pectivas para el ~porvcnir erln SOM
briaS V que II cauSa principal dc TO-
dos los trastornos que a 2lario Sc re
gistran Ell Ia prcusa ~ cs otrl l Ia
incficacia de los tratados qua Sc cc!e-
baron al terminar 1t COntlaSrdcl"1
mundial. desaprovechaHdose IL brilian
te oportunidad de in!Ciar en- ia polts-
Ca international ina era c0mplelaman-
tc distinta de las an;GrlorcS, en- IA cua!
dcberian haber quedado climinadas TO
das las antiguaS tr&ticiorc5 rOi'Cicas.
"L.o paor cs." continue CiCiendo 81
senior Nitti. que los ~gobiermos lie las
naciones So estaa aterr2ndo Z csoS
uatados. c~reYcnda &olucioHa: IA I'll
sis con lIevarlos 4 cabo. siendo cue
por 81 cortrario unic2meEtc ia plt-
den IL TrItado de Versailles,
DOR eiemplo. cSta hecho come 81 toda-
vi, exiStiese q "imperiaIismo. y q
.miIitarismo" en- Aleman!a: q viden-
,c que habiendo ~Camh!adO por COM
pleto las condolences en- n Europa
Central. dicho lratado deberia modl-
ficarsc. Nunca - llegardn 4 tencr
otra vez on 81 muEdo los precios bajos
or!a eyisrian antcs dc n guerra, sin Q!
,rahajo fecundo dc -Al"mania. = 81 Sc
;mpidc cue cSta naci6n vueiva u TO-
recer ccon1nica:nentc. los reSultadoS
tendrar que ser = toGas !Cc"S fumes
tos. Ia mejor decentralization que 50
p;Icd" obtcncr de Al"mani1 $ IL de
lu.:ar que vuclva 4 coopcra: con to-
daS suS cnorgia% on IN vida ec"n"-
mica del mundo."
III ~cSJadista italiano termin" dic!en
do nuo abrigaha Ia esperanto que con
u rcSultado DE- las ~"I"cciou"s rr"Si-
d~crc;ales en- los EStados Unidos cam
biar!an los =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
Fue favorable a Austria
81 plebiscito en- la
Carintia

NIEN-A Noviembre $.-Se auaacia
que Il resultado exacto Del plebiscito
cerificado CT Carirtia, arroja Ia cifru
s!sUieuto:
y favor dc Austria. 2l.S52 votos.
= favor de Tugo- Eslavia. 1906 vo-
los.
Por consisuiente. no puc,Ie haber
ninSuna duda ac",ca de Il voluntad
lie Ia mayoria Or Ia ~pohlaciGn. por 10
c':aI q proceder del Sobierno dc IA Es-
lavia dc! n crviar tropas a Ia
IONA para Jpoderarse arbirrariamcutc
de Ia administration. ha sido condcna-
d" Dor Ia opinion pdhlica de Joda Eu.
ropa.
III las oSteraS oflcialcS lie eSta CO
piJal Sc aSegura que 81 gobierno aus
,riaco "a recibi6 m nota del CanSc-
10 dc Emhajadores en- quc Sc l. NIL
niI;esta QUe 1t Liga dc las Nac;oEcs
h..r3j re- 3ctnr 81 rcsultado del plehiS .
cto. Prob &l1cIncute e. Consejo dc I'm?
tayadores It "a,Gri dc tropas italia.
~.,S para c&pu:~a:. 5! fUcse nccesl'.o
rcr Ia fC2I.2 4 los batallones vj!-o-
cs'&yos que har. Icrctrado a Ia zo1L
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
FL Cob. aIeman nombra
Representative diplo-
matico en- Bavierd

MUNICH. Novi"mbro EN- IA prem
80 i" cs;4 capita! sc ]anuncia Que q
gobicrno dol imperio cstahieccrd II
representation diplomat.ca en- cS;a ciu
dad. lie acuerdo con 10 que dijo recien
,ments al Primer Ministro 4" Eavj"ra
Won Kahr en- 10 Comisi6n d. Prcsu-
pucstos. FL d~iplomdtico tendra Ia ca
tcgor!a de ministro pleninot"nciario'
rcpresentando al Gobic-no del impcrio
d!rc.tamentc. o&perandose que dichd
nombramicnto redundant cn henefi-
clio lie las relacioncs entire amhoS 60
bi"rnos.
Se anuncia al mismo tempo 90"
Sajonia y WucvttsmhcrE te"drin
tambi@n Sus representations diploma
ticls IN Munich.
Bavi"ra. per 81 partc. enviara IN
micmbro que Ia represente cerca de!
Naticano. Y Ia Comis!6n de Presupues-
tos va autoriz5 ii gobierno para hac"r
los -aSt0S n"Ccsarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
EMPIEZA LA SERlE
DE FRACASOS De
WRANGEL
Las tropas anti-roias ST.
euen retirandoSe a
10 largo de TODD
81 frente

PARIS. Noviembre G-La seri" la
reyescs anunciadoS nor los bolsh"vikis
par:l las tuerzaS anti-voias de- general
Baron Wrangcl. ma cmpezado. Z luz
gar FOR las iltima> noticiiS r"cihidaS
lei sur de Russia. FL eiarcitr dol iafA
tmci-bc!Sheviki continia ~vetiraniose :
10 largo de todo y fTcntc 4" hatal!a.
i bien IA EmbaiadI del Giohicrnn del
Sur de Russia. auu;. ase@ura ~" n,
rvtirada Sc e>Ja iicvando a ca'io da
@cuerdo cor los planes de- lief" nn'E-
rojo. como una medidu cSrgIl5clra- .
lin dc poder ~yeog-aniZar 81 Inca on
las rccioneS bajas del Don : h Cri-
mea.
la miSma EmbaiaLa Se=ura que
WranSel So propone hacer &c c.a< re-
Clones Sus bases pr:nc;palcS para Sus
opcrrtciones conjra los ci@rcitoS d. los
SovictS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
CordiaIes r~eIaciones
entire eI japon y
AIemania

ROTTERDAM. Noviembrc %.-SeGun
informaciones nrocedente de Toxic. 81
Dr.. Solf. Embajador de Alemania en-
el .JapGn. p~ronunci6 un discurso en-
81 scnu dc In Liga Ecun1mica. cn el
curse del cual manifesto que los dos
DaiSes cstaban llamados n marchar
midcs en- e. concrete. El d~iplomat:co
.logiG 81 d~esarroIIo de las Industries
en- todos los M y die
u Nlcmapia, lejos dc envidIar suS
exitoa. estaria siemprc d~iSpuesta a
poncrse dc acuardo con 81 jap6n res
pecto de los IN politicos mercan-
tiles. agrcsando que los alemanes re-
81 a7ovo del Jap6r con Ia es-
pcrarza segura de que en- hreve Sc
rian sus relacio!:cs recfprocas tan cor
diales como antes de Il guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
CONMlNAN a LOS YUGO-ESLAVOS
4 RETlRARSE DE
CARINTiA

NIENA. Noviembre 3 Sc sabe,
por informaciones proccdcntcs de Pa
ris. oue el Console dc EmbajadoreS di-
riGiJ una Nota. concchida ell terminus
muy en6rgicos. Al gobierno del Bel
grade, conminandolo i uue mandc re-
tirar Embellishments las tropas que
p~cnetraron indebidamente I Il iona
plcsbiscitaria de Carintia. El Embaja-
dor de Francia en- Londrcs Paul Cam
bon fut 81 que notified a Encar=ado
d. Negocios de Yugu-Eslavia Ia deci-
sion ,omada por 81 Console dc E,mha
jadoreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
LIBROS MARAVILLOSOS

Para los que sui1en, Soh vlctlmas
10 "a desgracia. les perSigue Ia ma
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
TERMINO AL FIN LA
HUELGA MINERA
iNGLESA
Iideres mineroS asl
10 decidieron a pesar
de la resolution de
los ~huelguistas

LONDRES. Noviembre 3.-Los fun
cionarios ejecutivos de Ia Federation
de Mincros dc Ia Gran Bretana han de-
cidido declarar que Ia huelSn dc los
mineros de las rainas de carbon ha
terminado Y aconseian 4 los hueiguiS
tas que reanuden Il trabalos-
Tai acci6n Sc tom6 o dichos hde-
res obreros. a raiz d" una conferencia
que tuvieron hoy. no obstante u e
compute &c Ia votaci0n de los mine
ros daba una mayoria de ma de 5000
votos en- contra de Ia aceptaci6n de
los terminus prOpuestos por el Sobler
no para eli arreclo del conflicto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
Intercede por A!emania
eI Gobierno de los
E. Unidos

WASHINGTON. Noviembre 3.-El
goJierno nort"americano diriGi" una
nota al Console dc Ia Liga de las Ma
clones. manifcstandoic que. 4 SUI Julcio,
dcbcrian modificarse las duraS condl-
ciuncy de paco que - le haiian I'M
pucsto a Alemania : que esta naci6n.
por medic dc creditos financieros.
deberia ser puesia en- condic!ones &c
cohrar impulse para aumcntar su pro-
ducci6n.
FL gobicrno de los Estados tnid9s
recomicrda que "a adoptc. como no
did, provisional. un siSiema especial
Ell virtud del cual Alemani0 "ntresa-
ria articuloS n,an~ufacturadOs y semi
f~acturados 4 Gambia de materias pri-
mas.