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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

WV IaNb sNu sN'rf INV OnlNt'fN o'
Prohibition haS put tho hiinasrs on
OH jumping ~ Wisconsin. 1hctr Is ~
mofs sNi.
WoodruN pirole who ~ss oIssr the
ovrs rush 81 Wimpie Coiisat, ~iii ma-
| trIeuists At Penn, re 10 the snappits,
sv.seaes that ever son.d spay ehse..
language of the flowers. Ns diplema
eelte for five thousand a year,
Tho original Carlisle football team.
Including ppcahon,ls, Deer tUot Ger
phts.o Singing Hull. Bcyo-ln. the. tacu
6lawatha, Mimi heha and Msn-Whn-
Drops .Rslsins mills Berr, Will again
veoseseht Carlisle on the football ii"ld
OSPonino came rear graduating forty
y1oRs ego On tcchnlcalitJ.
optehlnS nae been dropped 40 4 msIor
o00sa o. Mieh,ua-. The walters won't
~ snybssv isss than . eslonsl
s 'psns'.d @ & s1S,, G ., I.ys ",,,., sl.o ,no,, Soen
0SMNsrs Of the rinochls tssm win b.
pale~sd TO v'oar tner letter. on ths'r
oAaA is'bso
2 shsss essls r'sWh between the
uaivsrslty " Cbieseo and the Uni.
Vofsty of cvss ~,li ne held just ss
Qatek ~ IN. company ls}s hol'o~
1hrpush the muniuc-ncs ~ = wealthy
| oeN sfattor. N. International Core
Apondrncs school Will H. able 70 build
Gosmitoriss on top Of every letter bOs
h the ocuntr,
veterans Of trs studsnisA Army
YrainIna esmps are requested not 10
sosr wound stripes for cuts received In
IShe end chair OF the village barber
otstteH.
The New YORK snic oors,nbula'y
nave been appointed to referee this
.eps1nG's citizen student iiois NJ New
Haven.
IN solts o' csgs,s's efforts to stop
oNtempsrares, the sophomorss stu con.
olnvs 70 vss hsar crease on their hair
0vts.
rervy Heg and punnins Seminary
WilI meet ~ n Joint debate. Nuhl-r'
s'is Mood Alcohol a summer or Winter
pfinhT'
vhs cArpes,OW 10 boost COLLEGE pro.
Due6Ns' pay u qelns strong. The aver
~ oay 10 81. .iba.As a year. Tho pro's
- oAtlsNed with the NuursA Al they
WeRt 70 Dc 10 10 remove the decimal
0e,Nt.
Ns,bcdy soc'n. 10 know why the West
Pointers w~nr thrlr full dress uniforms
1ish the suspsndsrs on the outside.
Lsss years Nsrthwsstsrn s'svsn
weonv ssrocs s~sseh 10 W'a the
Noup)onohip ~ en- ot the rheusard
11Rak. Tire coaches wilt rely on their
onWowo rubber siae linss nest esasoN.
1(oN NE other sles has the bsil the
Noa are stretched 70 twe6ty ystds.
SNoa ne home ooys stab me bsM the
)Noo are folded up 70 three yssrs
sleWee a,Wsys W'umphs over brute
Fhs Illinois wcsjce board tenn " one
II tine strongest IN the middle west
- Wevsy hear of the middle cast. tho
ne NSrtk " the middle south. 20 II
01n a. n lDiinoss Gvahs the hand -,sun-
~ VhiskbsUom.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

slehlnS hss been dropped - = msiot
oD0st ~ Mleh,usr. The waters won't
01DUo anybosv isss than . esionsL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
A NEW LINE
\ or GAGS
BY Bugs" Bsef
COLLEGE NOTES.

COlttUT MOTIFS. =,
elmer koftnfop Dimpo, ire famous
essss country man. ~lu leave ths ams
eeVr rarss ara enter the Unissfsity o.
pennsyivanIs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

Prohibition han put N. bilnsrrs on
OH Jumping q, Wisconsin. 1hcfe Is ~
mofe sNi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

ne .spaniied sabss have. also been
fe1seet IRON . NJ br 70 b private sport
NeeoAers OF the rinoehis tssu viii b.
psle~s ~ 10 v'aar tnsir letss,s on their
oAlh t.,bs0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

shssa easls r'steh between tts
universltv ~ Cbiesao and the Uni.
Voesty of cvsa shi ne held jus, ss
qlllsk ~ IN. company lsSs holls~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

fhvpugh the munitc-ncs ~ = wealthy
BEN sfattor. tho International Cprfe-
Apondrncs D hooi Will H. able 70 build
Gosmlto on top Of every letter hos
~ the country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

The New YORK. ataic runs,nbulify
Aave been appointed to referee this
.opsinG's citizen student iio,s st New
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

Veterans Of the s,udsnisA Army
veaining campo are requested not 10
Vsosr wound stripes for cuts received In
Iohe end chair OF the vlllsus barber
. .oopttelv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

IN solts of cslgs,ss efforts to stop
|DNseWspsrares, the sephomorss stu 6ons
llnvs 10 vss hssr sfssss on their hair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

Perry HcY and punnins Seminary
VilI meet N joint debate. subject
sIs Wood Alcohol a summer or Winter
psirh7'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

Fhs Illinois wcsjce board team IL one
7 ske strongest IN the middle west
- Wsvsy hear of the middle cast. tho
xolN NSrth " the middle south. "a. II
~ a. n Iliirots Gvabs the hand .,sun-
~ Whiskbscom.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-29
WOULD REORGANIZE
SOME DEPARTMENTS
Senator Mccormick Has Plan For
Abolition of Interior Depart
ment and Creation of Two
New Ones.

Washington, Nov. 27-Abolition of
the Department of Interior, creation
of two new departments-one to be
known as the Department of Public
Works and the other as the Depart
ment of Public Welfare-and general
reorganization of other government
al departments is proposed by a bill
prepared by Senator Mccormick, Re-
publican, illinois, for introduction at
the coming session of Congress.
Senator Mccormick is now enroute
to Europe and the principal provi-
sions of his bill were outlined in a
statements issued today from his Of
flee. The statement said that the
Illinois senator after completing the
measures discussed the proposed
changes with Mr.. Harding, "who ex-
pressed great interest in the BILL"
The proposed Department Of Pub
lie Works under the bill would in
clude all important engineering and
building services of the government.
The Department of Public Welfare
as outlined in the bill would include
various welfare agencies of the gov
ernment, such as the woman's bu-
reau now in the Department Of La
Dor, the pension bureau now in the
Department of the Interior, the pub
lie health service, the bureau Of war
risk insurance, and the vocational
training board.
The Department of Commerce
would be enlarged so as to increase
it's usefulness to business.
The Mccormick measure also would
abolish the board of mediation and
Cancellation and transfer its func-
tions to the Department of Labor and
discontinue the council of national
defense.
Senator Lodge, Republican leader
of the Senate, said today that the
Republican majority did not plan to
take up legislation looking to reor-
ganization of the government de-
partments until after the inaugura-
ton of President-elect Harding.
Mr.. Lodge indicated that consider
alton of any legislation for postpone
ment of the December Is payment OF
income and excess profits taxes as
advocated by some business interests
would be impossible because OF lack
CT time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-29
BIG INCREASE IN
OCTOBER EXPORTS
Trade Balance for Month Was Larg.
est of the Year-For Year Trade
Balance is Over Two Bill
lion Dollars.

Washington, Nov. 27.-Exports
during October increased by nearly
$3.50, 100000 while imports decreased
approximately S1,OO0,O00, foreign
trade figures made public today by
the department of commerce show.
Exports were valued at s752,O00,-
600 against 100000 in Sep
tember, while imports were valued
at 1862, 100000.
The excess of exports over i'm
ports in October, amounting to $780,
100000, is the largest in any one
month of the present year.
, For the ten months ending with
October exports were $6,832, 900, 900
compared with $6,499, 100000 in the
same period last year, and imports
were S4,72O,OOO,O00 or s1,621, ,000,-
900 more than during the same Pc
riod last year. Thus. the trade balance
in favor of the United States for the
first ten months Of this year is ST.
112, 900 compared with balance
for the same period the year before
of sS,4oO, 100000.
Imports of gold during October
were the largest in three years, a.
mounting to $117,0OO,Ooo as compar-
ed with sS9,OOO,ooO in September
and $4,000, 900 in October last year.
For the ten months period gold i'm
ports amounted to s316,oO0,O00 a.
gainst $61 100000 in the same Pc
riod of 1919. Gold exports in October
were $26,OOo,Ooo against s44,ooo,-
600 in October last year and for the
ten months ended with October ex-
ports of gold amounted to $285 5,000,-
600 against s27O,OOo,ooo for the
same period last year.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-29

the first to rise and vote in favor OF
the resolution. The council of the
league met this evening but took no
action relative to the resolution.
Mr.. Balfour on leaving the assem-
bly room, was asked what action
had been taken. He shrugged his
shoulders and merely described the
proceedings as "That curious meet
ing this morning."
DR.. Da Cunha Of Brazil in reply
ing to a question as to what action
had been taken, said: "Unfortunate
ly, no action has been taken"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-29
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
PREPARES FOR MOVE
Assembly BY Unanimous Vote De'
eides To Help Armenia-Ap-
neal To Powers To Send
Assistance

Geneva. Nov. 23.-The assembly
Of the league of nations declaeo
without a dissenting vote today 70
appeal to the powers in the hope OF
finding a government willing to un-
dertake mediation between the lur-
lish natienalists under Mustapha
Kemal Pasha and the Armenians.
An earnest debate preceded the
vote on the resolution which was
presented by M. Vivani' former
nremier of France inviting the coun-
ell Of the league to take the action
indicated. 1t threatened at times
however, to justify the predictions
of the leagues opponents that the
work of the assembly would founder
on the rule requiring a unanimous
vote.
Lord Robert Cecil, A. J. Balfour'
Rene Vivani, DR.. Fridtjof Nansen'
c. J. Doughterty (Canada) and m'
stalaiovoch (Jugo-Slavia) parhcipa-
ted but the real contest was be-
tween M. Vivani and Mr.. Balfour.
Mr.. Balfour explained the failure
of the league council to find a man
datory for Armenia. He referred to
the refusal Of the United States to
accept such a mandate, and hoped
that the committee Of the assembly
might do better.
The former French premier plead
ed warmly for prompt action pro-
yokinp the first enthusiastic demon
stration Of the assembly. He de-
clared that if the assembly was un-
able to do better than name another
committee it would proclaim its own
Importance.
It was remarked that Lord Robert
Cecil applauded vigorously from the
South African bench while the Eng
lsh delegates, Mr.. Balfour and H. A,
L. Fisher, remained stolidly indif-
ferent. It seemed evident that Mr..
Balfour was fighting against an
eventual military expedition more
than against mediation as proposed
by M. Vivani. Although DR.. Nansan
was the only one. to speak boldly in
favor of an expeditionary force to
deal with the Turkish nationalist
leader, Mustapha Kennel Pasha all
the others with the exception of Mr..
Balfour, approached as closely as
. they could to this eventuality with
out actually saying so.
The general impression after the
debate was that the assembly favor
ed fighting Kemal Pasha if no other
way was found to end the conflict in
Armenia.
There was moment of supreme
tension when the vote was reached, ,
as the attitude of Mr.. Balfour SEEM
ed to indicate that he would prevent
a unanimous vote. M. Vivani, Lord
Robert Cecil, Gastoa Da Cunha, M.
La Fontaiae (Belgium) Hjalmar
Branting and DR.. Nansen conferred
and decided to combine on the prop
osition as advocated by the French
and South African delegates.
To the great relief and surprise of
tho assembly Mr.. Balfour was one of
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-29

Cup-shaped oil reservoirs in the
end of each leaf afford continuous
fabrication to new automobile
spring.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-29

A French automobile builder has
designed an airplane that can be used
as. monoplane or a biplane.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-29

Perfumes used for scenting ex-
pensive soaps are derived as byprod-
ucts from coal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
I'm rastro de Sangre
No logran localizarlo

Amanecio Y en- vano trabajaron
los detectives Diaz Y Subiran. pues
no consiguieron localizar al ladron
herido. Es de suponerse que este Sc
refugio en- alguna casa del rancho Ger
cano, o de otra Suerte no es NADIA d.
ficil que pronto lie encuentren muer
to en- ell campo, pues ell fugitive. a
juzgar por la huella de sangre que
dejo, iba desangrandose considera-
blementc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
SECCION G
La DE CABRERA

Sccucncia los wales con Cabrera, Rueda, Magno o
cuaIquiera otro Ministro. 10 inSpiraran mayor
contian2a al publico.
Lo miSuIo dcJc decirsc exactamente de los
bronceS. No cs possible que 81 concrete acepte las
monedaS lie bronco Il un precio tres vcces mayor
del valOr iutrimSccO. aSi SEA Mlnlstro de Hacienda
el propiO GarranZa. Con o sin Cabrera Los hrou'
ccs ticucn que producer. mas tarde o mas tcmpra-
no, I'M complete deSeGullbrlo.
Hay que dccirlo: con Ia dudoSa "Sacada de
Cabrera, no podri improvisar creditO ell goblerno:
V en- consequential cl problema Quedara ell PIE.
81 Ia falta De InOncGa pcGucna obllSa por Ell
momento al concrete 4 rtciDir Ia moneda dc bron:
&c, dcntro de muy POGO tempo, a medida que es.
tas monedaS vayan inuTdando 81 mercado sc hara
sentir ell dc<equilibrio, ' deSapareceran por com;
plcto de- In circulation las monedaS de orc.
ESto Succderd cuando va Iii sc acucrde Ell pr
bIico dc Cabrera, Y coupe la Secretaria de Haclen'
la quien mcnOs pOdamos imaginarnos.
Tai heclo demoStrari que no eS la persona la
que produce IN cfecto dctcrminado, sino el proce-
dimiento scguido. de manera que para zanzibar Ell
cstado dc la opinion pubica, Y recuperar cl credl'
10 pcrdido. sc ilnponc TO el cambio de personals 81
no de p~rocedimielttoS.
Ash pucS. con la salida de Cabrera. no Sc ha.
bria lo.rado ccmpletamente ell fin que Sc ~pcrsigue.
Los wales. no por ESQ, dejarin tic ser rechazados
por 81 DubilcO. Con o SIN cabrera como 10 ne
mos rcpetido. la Comi>ion Monetaria que depcnde
del gobicrno; 10 ~inSpirara confianza nj en- doSlS
homcopitica.
tue camhicn lie procedimientos ' cntonceS sc
darl en- firmc nm paSc que nos aproxime Il la Solu
cian del problelna. Que el publico Sc garanticc ash
miSmo. baio la vigiiancia . intervention del go
bicrno. Y cntoEccS Sc vera que como por cncanto
dcSaparece la opo>iciou al papel moueda.
Pcro micntraS q gOhicrno sea 81 depositarlo
del waller de las emisioneS dc la moneda de papel.
no hahra Ina soda persona que cStimc garantizado
81 d~cD1Sito, aunque Luis Cabrera Sc haya dctiicado
por complete q las dulzuras dc la vida priyada.
81 rn vcz lie zanzibar S~ecrctario sc cambian
proccdimicntoS Y st inician otros que cSten en- con-
Sonancia con los IcScoS manificstoS de la opinion
publica ' con las cXigencias de esas lcyeS inflcxi-
nlcS que rigc III mundo de los intcrcSeS, entonces
ii Sc hahri degrade hacer algo provechoSO, prac
tico Y EN- conSccueucia acceptable. 81 no sc proce
de en- e,a forma. Y sin ptrdida de tempo. la sail
da O pcrmanencia dc Cabrera Scrtn com~pletamentc
%inlril"S.
Fl tempe 10 dire.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20

La nota political culIuinantc en- cStoS momeh'
tos. Is la probable salida de Cabrera del gss0inete
de Cdrramza. la cual francamentc, no crecmos III
mediata.
\ Qut Sc deberia csta sagida, mejor dicho, eSta
"sacada@ de Cabrera de la Secretaria de Hacienda
En- Mexico todos han creido que Sc debe al iracaSo
de los wales ' 4 In alarma que csta SQlScltahdo ell
ell concrete la iuuIulaci0n de monedaS de otohce
a las Quc st les ha pUcSto an NaIor nonlhaa ues
vcccS MAYOR del iutrinscco. Mas possible eS SIN EN-
harcc. uuc sc dcba esa <alida 81 es que tai cosa lie
~ Il >,c,icr. Il Ii notoria preponderancla de "a
brcra 81 Il gabinete. Quisa la prensa extranlera
= algInoS diarios Independence, que reconoclen-
do ga rrcponderancia de Cabrera Sobre todoS los
Secretaries Y am Sobre el miSmo Carranza, al
afirmar que el rcpctido Cabrera eS en- vcrdad ei
Presidents. Iograron hacer 10 que no Sc hublera
conNeguido nj con Ia derrOta de los wales.
FL hccho eS que aSeguran que Luis Cabrera
saldri dc Ia Secretaria de Hacienda. ' que eSaa
saiida Sc interpreted como una maniobra poIltlca
para que el publico reciha sin deSconfianza los va
les ' los brouceS.
Marvr ataQuc no Sc puc-lc hacer a Ia reputa-
cion dc un hou,brc. Y los diario, metropoiitanoS:
que >u cast todoS. por no decir todoS,-los que Co
mention cSta noticia en- cl sentEdo indicado, dan
M Solpc politico de nmertc al MiniStro favorlto:
uiic ,ir>nrC> ,c esd >aiida. i g IN" liega 4 >ahf
~ qu,.iarI prohablemente con las puertaS ccrradaS
jar: M ynlvcr al eScenario mientraS que Carran-
"a Sc eucucutrc en- Il PoGcr.
icro admiJiemdo, como 10 Green algunoS dla.
rios. que Ell la probable salida de Cabrera de -
Scrrctaria de Hacienda. no hay mas que una ma
ninbra hecha de ccnIn acuerdO para Salvar de Ia
ccrruta completa a los wales y Il los bronceS. cree
mos que hn inrurrido en- I'M error fundamental.
La derrota de los wales ' Ia alarma que esta
proyocando Ii inuniacion he brcmceS, no sc 0ebcn
come ahora aparcntan creerlO, a Ia bucna o maia
reputation de Luis Cabrera. La deSconfianza del
puolico no radica en- tai . cual perSonalidad. Lo
miSmo q. para el yalOr excessive, descomunalmcn-
It. excessive que preiender dar nolninalmente i los
bro ICES. que este en- la Secretaria de Hacienda
''.brcra g 81 mi<mo Carranza. La question no
- lie pcsSonalidadcS, eS mucho mas seria y mas
prOfunIa.
81 Cabrera sale alsim dia de Ia Secretaria
de- Hacienda por e>oS motives. ~ le Sacrlticara
init.lmcnlc; >cra una yictima eX~piatoria inmo.
lada sin obiotO nj raZ0n.
No son las personals, son los procedimientos
los one de0en Jr caEbiars1. Para Il pals reSulta
idrntico que Gamble Il palo de Ia jeringa, Y en- CON
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20

Ira. del frances para Ia PRENSA.
Fl rampe6n c~iclista Gabrie! Paulaia,
oue antes de IL guerra haola prsc-
-icado con exito IA avIaclon. lntento
81 10. de Septiembre. en- ei ooSque
de Boulogne. yolar sin motor. y a
--rovechando unicamentc IA tUerEa
muscular. en- u9 avioncillO en- cuyo a
rregIo ha venidO trabajando de>de
hace varioS mos.
En- 1913. Poulaia habia va lograao
Gar algunos saltOS ' Eace POGO lem
pr logro realizar verdadercS vueioS,
~ una distancia de amos doce metros
a una altura de III metro
e. 10. de SeptieMbre debia tener
v~erificarivo Ia prueba Official para
obtener ell premio ofrecido por IA casa
Pcugeot al primer hombre que vo-
'ando por su propia fuerza muscu-
Jar .legase a franquear una dlStan-
cia de diez metros pOr Ell alre. DeS-
establishments. en- q momento de
emprender 81 vuelo. el a~vioncjllo de
Poulain sufri6 IN accidente que ooti-
go a avjador 4 aplazar IA prueoa
para mas tarGe. En- efecto. una de
las alaECaderaS que reunen los dos
.n.anos dc suStertacion Sc romplo.
Poulain Sc propone de nuevo empren-
der esta curiosa experienced, en- bre-
We
Vclar de5ido a 81 propia fuerza
tan solo es IN prob!cma cue. en- todoS
los tjempos. h9 tornado parte de las
ambicioDeS humans: por 10 tanto. al
cunos SC han ~empenado en- re$o'ver
tai problema. HaSta ahora. hay one
confesarIo. cl 'av!oncilIo" TO ha ia
do resultado alguno. Lo unjco Que
pudo registrarse fue IA "rEptUrz"
je una bIcicleta provista dc alas Y
manejada pJr PCUla:n, ' no parece
que eSta hazana, per meritoria que
pueda ser en- 81. deba abrlrle IN rue
'yo canine al vUeio sin motor.
Y no todos poSeeU la suerza mus
cular de IN atleta como Poulain. V
81 miSrao aparato nIsneiado por otroS
manos differences dc las suyas. Proba-
b,cmcntc TO daria ningan resulta-
do.
e. avicuci}lo. tai como So .e ha con
cebjda haSta ahora, Sc halla consti-
-Gi6o nor una bicicleta proviSta de
alas. e ayiador 10 hace volarut
alas. EI aviador "a hace rodar con Ia
mayor velocidad que le es possible al
canzar: levantando Ia parte delan-
terra de 81 maquina, armenia IA mel
dencia de las alas Y e. avlonc.i!o Sc
levanta efectivamente. Pero, GcUan-
10 dura 81 vueio? El eSpaciO de un
salto. Seamos justoS: Poulaln To-
gro franquear una diStancia de u
metros a Il altura de an metro vein
te ce~rtimetros. va eS este IN ouen
resuitRdo, pero. 10 replto, es n otra
de IN a~tleta; y adenas. como resll-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
M~AETERLINCk, Ell AS0M-
BROSO POETA
(Fiene de la Ia. rag.)

dad Juarez no Sc cumplen las leyes
de Ia prohibicioD americana.
Ell poeta estd acostumbrado al vi
10. V siente que lie hace falta.
No solo a mi, dice: 20 veo que
para ell pueblo americana no es ma
da %placentera la prohibition.
EStcdos UnidoS q Ia guerra.
Cada nueva ciudad que vista, da
al poeta motive nuevo para afirmar
SUI certeZa de que los Estados Uni,
dos, no sufrieron gran coSa con la
guerra.
-Nunca. dice tristemente. como
Francia Y Belgica. Para este pals,
no sera dificil olvidar Ia tragedia,
en- tanto que F'rancia Y Belgica la
siguen viviendo, ell peligro y ell no,
rror seguiran Sobre elias.
-iY juZga listed que ell conftlc-
to esta definitivamente resuelto?
-Tengo e~speranzaS. dice. de que
las actuales dificultades 4 pasa-
jeras. Tambien espero que, de algu-
ma manera. la Liga de les Naciones
llegue i ser un hecho, Y entonccs, s:
cue estaria resuelto.
Maeterlink, con una serenidad de
patriarch, venerable por cuantos 10
rodean.-se advierte en- Oodos el an
hello de a~gradarlo V de atenderlo,-
Sc sienta a ST. mesa de trabajo, LENA
de litroS V papeles.
Entonces, nadie lie turba va con
preguntas. En- su viaie, el poeta ha
venido trabajando en- sus obras en-
preparation. ToGos respetan las no
ras de labor del maestro" que hace
I'm viaje, de IN oceano al otro, en- el
mismo CAIRO en- que ha POGO viajara
ell Presidente Wilson.
.Ahcra bien, ~lector: el "Mayfiower"
no es IN CAIRO presidential, IN ca
rro palacio; es IN carro comun, ne
gro V Ut 81 es no eS viejo, con sus
COMPARTMENTS estrechos. sus sillas
forradas de soda verde, suS cortini-
Has V sus alfombras. Perc ha sido
por muchos dias, la casa de uno de
los altos poetas del mundo nuevo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ell AVIONCILLO
tLegaremos a uoLar con nuestras propias alos'

manera firme que Ia seduction tan
buscada de la aviaci0n Sc halla por es-
tie lado.
Acaso sea ell vuelo de vela Ell que
le permita al hombre satisfacer su
mas grande ambicion.
FL premio Peugeot viene, muy o.
portunamente. a darles aliento a
nuestros INVESTIGATORS Y seria de de-
searse que este bello ejemplo fuera
imitado, paes. NADIA Sc puede ha-
Ger sin dinero... ;Cuantas e%Xperien-
cias que llegaron a I'm punto lntere-
sante han tenido que ser suspend
das frecuentemente por falta de CAPT
tai!
Tambien el dinero es e. nervio dc
la paz.
Marcel NADAUD.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
Ia hombrc robando maiz
Dos detectives en- escena

Cuapdo volvio a Ia asa Ell jefe
estaba va levantado. Los disparoS