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The Washington times., 1920-11-14

. Some people have quit going
to the mediums to consult the
spirits. They go to their own
cellars now. OSULLlVAN.
The Washington times., 1920-11-14
DID HEi

said u piour divine from Bologn,,
To Z. beautiful maiden named stone,
"I)u you 60 out ~ night7"
"Ch, no. but 7 might,
OHIO
The Washington times., 1920-11-14
POETIC TRUTHS

Whatever else may happen.
Now that the country's dry,
The sailor will have his port,
The farmer will have his rye.
The cotton still has it's gin,
The seacoast has it's bar.
But each of us will have our bier,
No matter who we are.
POL.
He--How would you like to have
pet monkey?
She--Oh. this is so sudden.
NAT.
The Washington times., 1920-11-14

Tho cakes to make a greater show
Wear coats stuck out with pads and puff
fng;
And this Is only apropos.
MAC LAIN.
The Washington times., 1920-11-14

] can name at least one beauty
at the Washington School Of Art.
30 r.. NJ. G..
The Washington times., 1920-11-14

Many Georgetown College students
nominate BETTY" as a most popu-
lar gfv< she's wonderful. GU.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
Conditions of Sale

phonograph genuine Pahe Phono-
1 20ia
deep, shown Mahogany
the substantial cabinet market today,
equipped with:
ndesuctbe pahe Sapphire half-tone, playing
Pathe Records
hundred
selected by the purchaser.
?. Fs'. H'. H.'''. as's' ';'.' s.';' ''. :. Sl55''
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
PRICE ULTIMATUM
TO RESTAURANTS

BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. 30.-Faar
Price Commissioner Walter j. Biene-
mann yesterday told the manager Of
one Of the downtown restaurants that
the owners would be prosecuted il
they did not agree on or before Mon
day 10 lower tleir prices. The spe-
ciflc item upon which he threatens
90 take Them before Che Federal grand
Jury on The charge OF overcharging
Is sirloin' steak. priced at 20 cents a
portion on the menu.
THE wholesale prices Of foodstuffs
are now down 10 the 1919 level. Mr.
Bienemann said in his ultImaklm.
"and restaurant prces must come
down also. In a restaurant which
gives the character Of service Which
you give, the prices must not be on
la hotel level.
Complaint was made 20 Mr. Biene-
mann by a patron who ordered a sir
lOin steak and who sad he could not
cat 10 because OF It's toughness fIe
took The steak as an exhibit 10 Mr.
Bienemann
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
KENTUCKY SAFE,
HARDING TELLS
Remarkable Enthusiasm
Shown as Thousands
Cheer His Addresses
ONE MAN RULE
is DENOUNCED

ASHLAND. KY sept. Ex-senator
liardlns Is convi' d hat he has won
Kentucky. SUI the hearty tesli-
mony Of the 0l liver towns. river
saieways OF iho country Of tobacco
and corn. That senator Harding passed
through making many speeches on
bis way 10 This city for the close OF
bis tour.
n Is stating The fact TO say that
kcniuckN hailed De Republican nom
infe with enthusiasm wilder than
MARYLAND or West Virginia displayed.
and he receptions at Baltimore and
Wheeling were remarkable as every
observer can honestly aver
ashland overwhelmed senator Har-
ding with evidence and tokens OF her
respect. her liking and her confidence
She sent 10 him her most gallant
gentlemen and her lOveliest women.
she threw around him for the pro-
lection that was never necessary In
THE State cordons Of fiery youths
who were volunteer guards of honor,
accompanying him wherever ne
moved. She left her farms and her
factories idle and sent thousands
from The small towns 10 surround
him with friendly faces and 90 In
spre him with lifting cheers. She
showercd upon him and Mrs. llar-
ding fruits ~ flowers.
In return for these Jewels OF gra-
clous regard senator Harding offered
10 Kentucky principles and pledges
that seemed 10 ft The special moods
and needs Of This section OF The c0un-
try. IN the half dozen speeches he
made and across the Ohio IN the
small towns OF West Virginia. he
denounced WilonN-u aul0cracy
promised 10 restore lhe Government
10 The people, scored The cynical eX-
traVagance OF the Democrats party
and lis greed advocated The up-
building OF the waterways, parii-
cularly the Ohio River, so that CONF
merce could be restored promised 20
Put an end 10 pork barrel methods
OF appropriallng public money re-
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

And I promise you when I'm elected
President Of the United States. as /
expect 10 be on November ,, the Will
Of the American people, not the Pres
ldential will. will be the rule OF the
fair land Of ours. 81
scarcely less interesting was the
faculty with which senator Harding
empi0yed The near disastrous acca-
dent OF the morning to the situation
OF the United states as regards ne
League Of NaiOns. With The wreck
OF his car fresh in his mind ne
I'VE are especially happy 10 greet
van here i'm comfort and safety ne
cause I suspect you have alreaul
learned that few miles up the lrarh
our car left the rails and we CAM
very near having a serious acclnsnl. +.
do not want TO exploit the accln. nt
10 you, but n occurred to me inal we
had a very fine Illustration ihereln.
our car in some way leil lhe ira,N
and for 900 feet we ran along Bump
ing IN the ties. fortunately In safely.
No could not put the car back, as III
was too badly wrecked. so we nad lo
dolach the car and come on win lhe
balance Of our train In order 10 N,p
our appointments along the line ol 'ne
road. mat
III occurred 10 me after we left that.
may be that was an Illustration ol
some Of the things we encounter IN
/ national life, the great car OF STATE
going forward 10 lhe fulillmenl oi W.
| ilonal engagements, somehoW -ot vu
! the track last year over IN faIla. NlV y
il left things in very bad order and J
think. may he. in crossing ihc treslle
OF mternationalism. II II had not peen peer,
for the guard rail Of constitullonalls'illh
In america and in the senate, to pnle--
vent ms from completely leaving the
| track. we might have had a very aer-
$50 I ann telling you that instead OF
trvinc 40 nut a broken car back ON
! lhe track. let MS cut IL loose ana lel
II 20 ON and keen our engagements
with an the world"
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

iiersied his determination not TO
take he United Saes into The League
OF Nations and presented Garmeny be-
fore the great war as a remarkable
specimen of lhe success and pros
pcriiy OF a people that had the good
sense 10 look after their own in
tcrcsis before sent menializing over
rest OF The world. Here is The
way d. pui D:
Il have been preaching 20 my
counirymcn The gospel readily eX-
pressed in Two words, namely IN all
our thoughts and In all our actions
and i'm an our purposes let us be for
America FIRST
Il note by the morn ng papers that
some one has taken up That slogan
and tried To- compare 10 win That
used by The Germans during the war.
Somehow or other the comparison
has appealed TO me. and ! noted in
colloquy between the Democratic
nominees and citizen Of German
or gin that 10 was attempted 10 make
the slogan America first appeal as
one OF selnshness and an ultimate
menace for ms in our relations with
the rest Of The world
Il do not know mat ! can pro
nounce correctly The well known
slogan Of the Germans. Deutchland
uobcr allies. but this means, as
understand 10. that they We're think
ing OF Germany first, and ! beg TO
remind my cOunirymen that under
that spirit n forty years Of practice
In Germany. under That slogan Ger
many became induslrially the most
eminent. educaiionally the most in
nuential progressively the most no.
table as we'll as well known in The
accomplishment OF art and most con-
50 cuOus In widoncd commerce OF
the people In the world.
Under that spirit OF promoting
nationally in the interest Of the peo-
nle. that wonderful land came from
am inconspIcuOus place 10 The very
forefront of he nations Of the earth.
And do you know what rendod IL
all2 only lho arrogance and au. .o-
cracy of one man who turned the In
nuence and popularity OF a great peo-
ple into the one tragic spectacle Of
/ Am history. And so ] axe the lesson
from Germany, and ] warn you, my
rountrymen. let us never have one
man dictatorship in the United
States.
ours is representative, popular
government whore The VIII of The
( people rs supposed 10 be popular VIII
where intelligent public opinion,
reached In dclihcratlon and reflection,
becomes The ruling law OF the re-
public II public oilic ais are response
I of the thereto as they mould be
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
ITALIAN CONCERT AT MOOSE HALL

The Loyal Order Of Moose, will
give a special musical entertainment
in the lodge tonight, which Will in
clude a musical program in which
songs Of Italy VII be sung TO operal-
lc airs that have made italian music
famous the world over
Among the performers VIII be J0--
seph Taraniino who was formerly a
member OF the Royal opera Com
pany Of Naples. Alfonso Nitolo will
render several op5railc airs, while
Peter Crandillo, Mr.. NitOlO, Frank
Mele and Joseph Stiklian0 Will play
guitar and mandolin accOmpan.menls
and selections. Messrs Grandillo
and Stigliano are said to be ARTISTS on
Their Instruments.
Sampel Nadovvi will be master Of
ceremonies and the Moose orchesm
viii play italian selections.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
TO WOMEN WHO OvERno

Thousands Of American women in
our homes are daily sacrificing their
lives 10 duty. In order to keep the
home neat and attractive, the chill
dren well dressed and tidy, women
Qverd0. Soon a weakness or displace-
mont is brought on and they suffer
In silence, drifting along from bad TO
worse. For forty years Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has proved
a boon and a blessing 10 women in
lhis condition, by restoring their sys-
lens To a normal healthy condition
Why don't you try it?-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
no ERECT OH. TANK

Inspector Preston mas issued bulld-
ing permits tO the Hearn oil Com
plny for the erection Of storage
tank at Ms plant Third and Com
merce streets. The tank when com
pleted VIII be one Of the largest in
The city. II will be of Steel conStruc-
tion. with a concrete base and will
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

have capacity Of 10000 gallons.
The tank VIII cost $4,000, Joseph S.
Hamilton is the contractor for one
operation costing $1,000 and W d.
Haddock for the other costing Stii25
peter j. Ford obtained a permit 10
make alterations 10 The property at
S3j west Sixth street. when he on-
erallon Is complete the building viii
b. ready for use ms modern apart
ment house. The permits call for an
expenditure OF $4,000 Mr.. Ford also
obtained permit TO make alterations
TO S33 West Sixth street at a cost Of
$1,000
R0ber. Pennington. southwest cor
ner OF Gilpin Avenue and Broome
streets. alterations, $500. William ID.
HaddOck builder
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

Most business men have earned by
.exnerience the great convenience of
having the Want Columns at ihelr
comma ld.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

ONCE help. mechanics and carpen-
ter viii End plenty of work if they
viii watch tho want ad
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

little initial payment
THn BALANCE MAY BE PAID IN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAY
y MENTS EXTENDING OVER
This equipment including the five records selections will be
delivered to homc Immediately receipt Of initial
Freight prepaid 10 all points
= within fifteen miles OF Wilmington
The Pahe phonograph included guaranteed for
both the manufacturers to
defective without Written
tee TO this effect furnished with each phOnOgraph.
Privilege will purchasers
for any higher priced Pathe Phonograph al time within six
III months credit dollar
y paid up TO the time the exchange $ made.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14

D-r1r>- -. - II r,biornr
D|"A'-'
II i" 49,
en- ei que hace IN uFEeN'e ''"liL"H'
q los ferrorarileros hucIguistas, para
Il rcaruden irmcdia.amcntc sus la
ba.;.nlo.o ,..,. ,,s ~ronsecncr-
-I.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14

WASHINGTON, Enero 13.-El
Presidente Wilson, por conducto de
Ia Secretaria de Rclaciones EXterio-
res, expidi6 aver la convOcatoria pa
IA la primera JuMta del Console de Ia
Liga de las Nacioncs, que debcra ce-
lebrarse el pr6ximo viernes en- Pa
ris. .
e. texto de Ia c~onvocatoria no Sc
do a Ia publicidad por Ia Se~c:etaria
dicha, pero Sc anuaci6 que 10 serIa,
ian pronto como sc recibiera por los
d~iverSos enviados amcricanos en- a
quellas naciones que tiencn rcEresen-
tantes en- el Console. y a Gu!eneS
Sc lc envi6 para que 10 lrasmlticran
! los gobicrnoS r~espectivos.
e. P~residentc, al cyDedir IA con-
vocatoria. ha obrado enteraTcnte
dc una mancra extra-oficiaI. FL Ira
t2do de Paz e~stipuIaba que cl Presi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
MR.. WILSON LANzO LA CONVOCATORIA
PARA LA JUNTA DEL CONSEJO De
LA LIGA DE LAS NACIONES
FL texto de ella Sc dara a Conocer cuando Ia reciban
los gobiernos que tienen representatives
en- Ell m~encionado Consejo

dente Wilson expidiera IA c~Onvocato-
ria. asi como tambiGn sea el el que
convUque a Ia primera junta de la
Asamblea de la Liga: pero ninguna
estipulaci6n Sc ha hecho todavia para
este.
e. Consejo de Ia Liga, al reunlrse
el pr6ximo viernes, nOmbrara tres
de los cinco miembros de Ia Comision
de iimites del Vale del Sarre 0 Saar
: quiza haga la designation de Ia
ciudad de Bruselas, como el lugar
para Ia primera Junta DC Ia Asam-
biea de la Liga, toda vez que los
Estados Unidos no han ratificado
el Tratado de Paz Y tai c%ircunstancia
hace que Ia reunion de Ia Asamblea
en- Washington, como Sc habia esti-
pulado en- cl mismo TratadO. sea I'M
possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
Parlamento balgaro rotifi-
co Ell fratado de paz

SOFIA, Enero 13.-El Sobranje,
0 Parlamento BGlgaro ha ratificado
por mayoria de votos, Ell tratado de
paz con las ~potencias aliadas. Ahora,
10 uaico que falta para que la paz
sea efectiva entire este pals Y los
aliados, es cue Sc haga e. respective
Gambia de ratificaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
SPERITISMO
C MAGNETISMO. Etc.

=. Il. .pra- ,or medic del NsSne-
1.ao, banOs, masale y Einnsssa - l''
C,ayleua dc. Key Sa.oEa5a 49,
DTccionzrio IU5egnaA-Con2-n a mAGl@
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sEn1amIen:os, eonIlros. e.
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= Va-sz5s-o Lio-o &c Cro--Er@l;tczs ue
nagneasrao. alpnOusmo ; s4ES7I'H-
.ecu-ss q@e co.CEca e aFSSSH.Saso'
IA fslta DC yo1u.-G. -Ss eacrE'& IN Fo-
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e yecrp q. Feus-4-=-,o.--SG Go@u&S :
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~nn=.-os. ssc-ssSs e mES,a. etc. Sa-s1
Ershl-iG,caes, GEHEo-:os ) LeaL-S-o
EEpno,asno Tezt-=.-senostraSion De
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grz,-fs,as ...-..--.-...-. SID
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- yiasuo IL san CyP-'aHo--AeSeEo le
g-.si,e-1 Ec.ci6n L2.Sa : tsnp.e~ ,
del fszaCsO G-Eo-5o ,.s-C
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--.esS an rs .SL-to
L. aGra!rables s~ecse77s Dc Aos'' Ssn a
Grznde - 49, O'>
Ma=neuSm9 - -. 80.
1etisra@ TEf---s hgc
Manual ae SaEEa NGS-& .0-
S-.-ssus &c. Inferno
s.--s;os ae .9s Ga-.;os,-A--e &c san"E :, IN
tedcs %. .asEoS a..
So 10 Alberto c. G-S=ce aus
S..e-sgx ac i rrezuci<ISae.52 ' a M&G.a.
Ierc.orrs praclc@s &c es~azno1e0 : PR n,
o-S - Wils-r,s lie IA Cruz De Ca-sva-
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r,-sSo - C:en-ias Ocu,tas. TO- SCOT
Te9so:ia. E~SrluSs=ao. Ast7o.7E12' EXC 'Ss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
FL TRATADO De PAZ
CON HUNCRIA

PARIS, Enero 13.-El Supreme
Console, en- Ia junta que celebro es-
ia mahana, estuvo considerable un
plan para ell nombramiento de una
comision de Embajadores, para COM
pletar los detalles, para Ia presen-
tac.6n Y firma del tratado de paZ con
Eungria, asi como para la conclusion
de ,,os demas asuntos pendieates que
tiene Ia Conferencia de Paz.
La decision, sin embargo, Sc dejo
a los jefes de los gobiernos de las
principles potencias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
FL GOBIERNO ALEMAN IONA ENERGICAS
MFD!DAS CONTRA LOS HUELGUISTAS
Fl Presidente Ebert ordon6 Ia suspension de los
derech0s cvEes en- los districts afeCtados
Dor Ia hueIea de ferrocarriIeros

ecundado cl movimiento. En- Ia re-
ion de la Westfalia del Rim, la huel
"a Sc halla en- todo su apogeo y en-
Dusseldorf. Dortmund. Munster y
otyos districts. los empleados de tele-
grafos tambien Sc han declarado en-
huelga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
PRACTICES

- re sr -1gscej5a "a - gctsr7-4 o"'S GU
vzs:aGcs ~ tsla, . -S~-Vg ee1-
>.s-aaf le Ag-lca.rl-a ; S2+@
V.--af &c A--es 5 O.'SicN
N---7. &c AccItcs ; JaooneS
Nfaruz! De A.J&&I.erLa.
Napaai .e Ca-pEaccHa &c 4al<.-
- = Ce--zEr-lz y 0b-Ss DC hieS'"
NTar.... *. CoEyLsro ; Fo'FcssA
Manu- y. ClrgIccr &c FieeS
Va.r..l &C. Loanrero : F715c-eSo'
Sz1raE 6. Desl.@rU- L->oEAS@
Man.! ce EeL--gc.caA-
Manual de ECsCS-i.a
Manual Gel Eo-aaisgc
go DE- Ja-llrersa : Eo-Lc--r1---
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Va1uaL Dc Lecnc.sa-
N,ruz dc AecSusrA I0cgstT'[
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
EVACUARON ODESSA LAS FUERzAS De DENIKINE
V~ictorias de los vo-
Iuntarios ukranianoS
faCiIitaron eI triun-
70 de los boil
SheVikIs


y Ia ciudad de Odessa han sido evacua
dos Dor las tropas del general Deni-
kline, scgdn dicen las noticias reclol-
das aqui hoy por Ia prensa, ~proceden-
ties de Moscou.
C,,ros despachos ~prcledentes de
Bucharest, capital de Rumania, asegu-
ran que las predicciones cue hace
tempo Sc hicieroA respecto de la
suerte de Ukrania Y de los ukFania-
nos, Sc han cumpndo en- todas u
parties.
Los agucrridos voluntarics ukra-
nianos que el ~presideEce fugitive, &c
neral PetIura, llamara en- nomore
de L. naci6n, para salvar Ia lndepen-
Gcnci. V soberania de Ukrania, han
d-cs5cGazado d los ejtrcitoS dc De
nikine. eI invasor. Y q resto de esaS
f~uerzas. ka sido cbligadO a replegar-
sc SCORE 81 litoral septentrional de
Mar lie Azov, en- Gondc han !
ucsreriormante cortadas e;s-cramen-
te. Una parte de esos ejerciuos. ente-
ramentc dcsorganjZad2, trata ahor
hi C.,,c,so moro sc
,1T -. nnr al Ievanta-
H. -. oas,oos do Korhar.
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los cualos raver,n on maYos do los
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IN caDjta! ukraniana. las bandas de
ca9glsinos ukranianos que hasta en-
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temente. SC rcconccntraron ALI Y or
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cue inlci6 una terrible c i~ncesunte
acometioa nor todos lados. contra las
tropas ~invasoras. que estas no tu-
vieron mas Tue irse repjegando. Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14

PARIS. Enero l3.-Los ~eNpertOs
agregados d la Conferencia Inter
aliada aqui, estan preparando ell bo-
rador de la carta para ell gobierno
holand6s. Que Sc acompsnara al eJ
critic de acusaci6n contra ell eX-mo-
narca teut6n. La carta en- Ia que Sc
demandara la extradici6n del ex-
Kaiser, para sci sometido a proceso,
oficialmente Sc dice que estara on
cebido en- ur tono verdaderamente
enGrgico.
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OBRAS D. h~IAueAssANT
OBRAS De CARLOTA BNAEME

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HOLANDA NO ENTREGA-
RA Al EX-KAISER
J. Stomp Uon Stryen dice CUE
su gcbierHo pedird al ex-
monarch tcutCR que
regreSe 2 81 pals

BUENOS AIRES, Encro Ia.
Stroump Won Stryen, alto Co&scjero
del Ministcrio del Interior de Holan-
O.. que neg5 It esta ciudad aver a
btrdo del vapor holandts "Hollan-
dia," en- viaje de recreo, declare a
los representatives de Ia .prcnsa que
10 cntrcyistaron, que su ]gobierno ia
mas c~ntregaria al eX-haiser CUTLER
mo a los aliados. Fl citado Console
70 manifesto que tanto Ia Constitu-
cion holandesa, como las leyes del
pals, no pcrmitian tai cosa; peFo Que
I creia que Sc haria una invitaclon
official al ex-monarca %teuton, para
Tue regresara a su pals, ~Siguiendose
Il curse normal de Ia cXtradicion,
o cual cstaria de acuerdo o 81 der
echo international.
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