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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-19

FOR SALE.-Fishing Point Honga,
aMd.s where LE~Bernard Keene now re-
sides. Water front consisting of 10
acres, more or less of good tilable
ground. room dwelling, good condi-
tion. New barn, 4 stables; Implement
house; Garage, cement floor, accommo-
date two cars and machine shop in rear
and hen house. Price $S,000.00 for
terms write or see c. A. kEENE, Cam
bridge, MARYLAND. 2-17b-6t-rSt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-19

Five French Planes Near Fiume.
Rome, Feb. 19-Fiume air scouts
have discovered that five French air.
planes have arrived at Buccar1, a dis
match to the Idea Nazionale said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
IL WOMEN AWARDED
. NJ. D. DEGREES HERE
Three PhiIadeIphians Are Among
t. Graduates Of Woman's
College

The sixty eighth commencement ct
The Womcn's : Medical College OF Penn
svlvania was held in tho Broad Street
Theatre today. when twelve graduates
received the degree Of doctor Of mcdi-
cine.
Dr. Alicr Hamilton. assistant pro-
fessor Of industrial medicine. Harvard
Medical School. addressed tho gradual
ing class. Degrees worc conferred by
Mrs. Emily Sargent Lewis. president
OF tho board Of cornoratorS. Tho Hin
poCratic oath was administered by Dir.
George NJ. pi"rSoI, professor of mcdi-
cine.
PhiladolphianS who received thcir de-
grees were Miss Mary J. X. Tomkins,
Nassar graduate. daughter Of the
Rev. Floyd Tomkins: Miss Florence
Ahlfcldt and Miss Anna +. Gaydos.
Following completion of n special
course in tropical diseases Mrs. Nir-
ginia Pcrcirn AIvor"z Husscy. Of Ca
raCas. Ncne2uola. will return to South
America to practice in tho hospitals
there. Miss Mabel II. Pearson. Of
London, will cntor the Women $ Hos
pital as an inferno. Miss Pearson is a
graduate of tho Royal College of Sci
enCr, London,
Graduates Of the medical college will
60 to tho Philadelphia General Hos.
pital. the Childrcn's Hospital. San
Francisco; tn" Cincinnati General Hos
pital, tho Western PENNSYLVANIA Hos
pital. Pittsburgh, and Mercy EIo>pitaI
Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
LEHIGH'S RECORD CLASS
Largest in UniVersjtys History
1856 Get Degrees

BethPlehem, Pa, Juno 10. -Onc hun
dred and thirty-siT young Non. COM
nrising the largest graduating class in
the history Of Lrhigh University. rp.
ceived degrees At commencement oXpr-
cises Yesterday in Packer Memorial
Church, The class included many
students who returned IN complete
their courses after service i'm the
army and navy in war rimp Twelve
states and five foreign couutries-Chinn,
siam, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico
are represented among the graduates
The honorary degree Of master Of arts
was conferred upon Warren 4. Wilbur,
OF bethlehem.
The following promotions were an.
nounCed by President Drinkor:
l, r Chapman. ,esorlsro professor N ma
val srchl'"cruo, becomes rrofcssor ~ naval
$. R. sch.,or assistant professor Of
electrical euFue"-t ing becomes associate
p s, Chamberlain, sssIstaut professor N
Industrial chemistry heromes associate pro.
feesor ~ industrial .her"istry
j. :. Ions. assistant professor ~ inorganic
shemistrN becomes associate professor Of
p $, cobb. assistant professor NJ organic
chsmistry, becomes associate professor Of
Elneering, becomes assistant professor Of
electrical engineering
comes assistant professor OF metAllurRv
W. +. Quasi. Instructor In mocha
engineering, becomes assistant professor OF
mechanical engineering
A. II. Freb, Instructor In geology he.
comes assistant professor Of geology.
r. j. Lewis, instructor IN ctvil engineer,
ing. becomes assistunt professor in civil en-
gineerlng.
Prof e {. FON. head Of the department
Of Romance Languages. has also been made
lecturer In eCOnOmic geography.
No announcement was made Of the
successor to DR.. II. $. Drinker as
pTesident.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
HONORARY DEGREE
TOF.D D. ROOSEVELT
Pennsylvania Military College
to Have Its Closing Exer-
9 cises Today
Mr.. WANAMAKER TO SPEAK

PENNSYLVANIA Military College will
confer the degree of doctor of laws on
Franklin -. Roosevelt. assistant sec
retary of the navy: William |. Schaef-
fer. attorney general of Pennsylvania. :.
and Lewis T. Bryant. commissioner Of
labor Of New Jersey. at the annual
commencement exercises this morning.
Major General William G.. Price. com
mandcr of the Pennsylvania National
Guard will receive the degrees of master
Of military science. and tn" degree of
master Of civil engineering will be con.
ferrpd on William James RnckCs. of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad
The degrees will be conferred by John
Wanamakcr. president of the board of
trustees. MIR. Wanamakrr will also
make the address and present tn" di-
plomas to the graduates at the COM
menccmcnt exercises.
The commencement day program will
open with guard mount. followed by tho
annual meeting of the board of trustees.
Later there will he "A special exhibition
drill by the cadet battalion. Tho annual
meeting Of the alumni association will
be held at four in the afternoon and
the alumni banquet follows at o'clock
at the Bellevue Stratfortl.
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773 to Graduate
From, Penn TOddy
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Continued from PAGE One
and women who are to receive the Gov
eted honor of degree in course, the
reward Of years Of hard work In the
classroom. AS each name ia read the
recipient Of the degree will stand In
his place in the body Of the auditorium.
Doctor Smith will hold up the rolled
parchment. tied with red and blue rib.
bon, and pronounce the time .honored
formula which will confer on each the
rights and privilege Of the academic
order.
Hail! Pennsylvania"
An orchestral number will follow the
comforting Of the degrees In course, and
then the bestowal Of the hoods and
parchments by the provost on the re.
cipients of honorary degrees will take
place.
The University hymn, Hail! Penn.
sylvania," most majestic Of all the
songs of Old Penn, will be sung slowly
and reverently after the comforting of
honorary degrees.
Then Provost Smith will say his fare
well to Penn.
In all the schools an unusually large
number If graduates will be given their
diplomas today. The graduating class
in the college proper. the men and
women who received the academic de-
gree in course of bachelor Of arts and
bachelor of science of total 547 There
are 100 graduates in the medical school.
80 in the law school. 43 in the school Of
dental surgery. 10 in the school of
veterinary medicine and 3. all of them
physicians. in the school Of public
hygiene. In the postgraduate school
20 candidates will receive their de.
grccs of doctor Of philosophy in course.
80 their master of arts and II the master
of science,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
BERLIN CABINET PLAN FAIL
CentrIst Leader Unable to Bring "
aether Men He Wanted

London. June 16.-karl Irimeosu ~
German Centrist leader, has abandonu
the task Of forming cabinet to sncsess
the ministry which resigned June II
according to an Exchange Telegram
dispatch from Berlin. 1t is sald hs, az.
Trimborn failed in his attempt TO ion. @
a cabinet of experts or to brlns auUs Ucv
a coalition made up OF the torlhet bso
prnment parties and the BaVar'an ~
pies party. Il
Herr Trimborn WAS asked 10 a,ssmnt
n ministry after unsuccessful a.,T" oi,nr y
by both Doctor Mueller, chanctII'JH H.r
the cabinet which resigned, anu '
IIeinze, Moderate Conservative
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
Four Hurt In Allentown Wreck

Allentown. June rs. Lehigh Val
ley Railroad passenger train jumped the
track about two miles south of here. the
smoker and three coaches turning over.
The train was rastbOund. Four per
sons were injured and are in St, Luke's
Hospital, Bethlehem, The most seri-
ously injured was Mrs. John ii, Moran,
Of Newark, n. j., whose chest was
crushsd. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

nauatngc cso Of will
Of eao orutes
I AthmY street. H.
Goow Hord Minister'S sIarw dnP Fmteh ndW
m6or Kamp tsurrP Franks lillian JCrthrsC A.
Raymond J Ian m NJ sene
L. $
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
PRIZES
IN THE COLLEGE

N0W
1ssS Tor tho best special examination II
mathematirs 10 Harry william Steinhrook
prize for the best Latin es'ay hy
member ot the graduating class. ColieGt
founded by the Society Of the Alumni trol.
iore} ~ntl,les the recipient 10 ones year IN
''Trn. The IH Pn,adsIphia IT Group q me Alliance
FrancaIse established in 1904, awards Il
modal to The student OF % st,h"T ,he I, jun'or or
itorious work in French To Urban I.
Holmes ,,
" the class Of 1879 for the be" English
composition by member Of the freRhmln
b, Joseph g Rosengarten, NJ $50 each 10
members, Of the iunior class IN Greek and
The jasper Yeates Brinton Prize-- modsl
IN the member OF the sophomor" class In
the college who shall Pass the best exsmins
ton in sight-reading OF Greek--To can q
" Sif%sS creek Composition Prt1e Of $40, .estae,
n'h'd BY msmDtsT tpa,i6r G1 'P% Sy T,sss oh $50
the freshman class on Greek prose compost
lion TO Paul Ernest Adoph and Jacob
The Priestev club Prize Of 500 each to
the member Of the graduating class whose
work for that year Is most satisfactory. To
The Societe des Architectes Diplomes. or
France, orers two medals, one in silver
MT and the other in silver, the hrst for
distinguished excellence and the second for
superior excellence In Architectural design.
FIRST medal James heIuHl SHlthi second
medal J. Craig Janney.
prize OF E2h, originally founded by
the late n Van Sostrand and continued by
its business successors, is awarded TO the
member ~ the junior class In civil engineer
ing who attained the highest general average
Of schoa rship during the junior year. To
Gilbert l., Wilcox,
The Arthur spsyd Brooke Memorial Priz.
OF gold silver and bronze medals, awarded
for the best records In architectural design.
First medal (godl--PAui DomVtlle
second medal tslverl-ssmusl Brian Bay
Third medal (bronzs>-Joseph Merdecai
Hase tio Wolf Memorial Priss--Awsrdsd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
Brigadier General Henry Davis Todd


vas born at ClnvCrnCk on Hudson Y
y. August 30. 1866. After attending
private schools in Philadelphia and An
narolis, General Todd entered the Uni.
vcrsity Of PENNSYLVANIA in 1889 and
was graduated with high honors in
1856. Immediately entering the United
States Military Academy at West Point
he was graduated number seven in the
class of 1890. He served as a member
Of the General staff Corps from 1908 70
1912. During 1900 and 1910 he was
secretary of the Army War College and
secretary Of the second section of the
general staff.
In 1911 and 1912 he served in the
Philippines as assistant chief of staff
and in charge of the military informa
tion division.
Upon being made n general officer he
organized and trained, under the super.
vision Of Major General George ReII
Jr., the Fifty eighth Field ARTILLERY
Brigade Of the Thirty third Glllnois(
Division at Camp Logan. Houston. Tey
In the st. Mihiel offensive he was the
chief Of artillery Of tho First Division.
and as such commanded the First r. 4 y
Brigade, the Fifty eight r. 4
Brigade, a regiment Of the Third T.. 4
Brigade and battalion of coast artiI .
| lery. After the reduction of the 81
Mihiel salient he conducted two brig
ades, the Fifty fifth I'D the Fifts
eighth, west to the NJ se-Argonne Of !.
| fensive. where he bf le the chief of
lartillerA NJ the cFif FIRST Division
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
SKETCHES or MEN
HONORED BY PENN

The following are sketches of the
mon receiving honorary degrees at the
University Of Pennsylvania commence
ment exercises today:
The Rev. Dr. Louis {. Washburn.
rector of Christ Church. Philadelphia,
is the son Of tho Rev. Daniel Wash
burn. who held several important roc
torshins in PENNSYLVANIA. Doctor
Washhurn was horn in Pottsvillc, Pa.
in 1890. md studied at Trinity COL
Iogc. Hartford. whcrr he received the
degree Of Il. A. in 1881 and Of NJ. A.
in 1854. In the latter year hc grad
uatrd at the Berkeley Divinity School
Middlctown. Conn, aud was immc
diatcly ordained deacon in the EpiSco-
nal Church, being ordained priest in
the following year. Hc was success F.
yively rector If st. PotnrS HQzlcton.
Pa. and st. Paul'S. Rochester. y. Y.
lie then served MS Hr"hdcaron of Ro-
chester. 1S05 1904. In those capacities
he performed notable work in church
expansion. In 1898 Hobart College
gave him tho degree of s. r. r., and
he was instrumental in securing funds
for building Coke Memorial Hall in
that college In 1904 he served as a
delegate to the general convention. He
was called to tho rcctorshin Of historic
Christ Church. Philadelphia. in 1907
The comforting Of the degrcc Of s. T..
y. upon Doctor Washhurn recalls the
fnrt that his early predecessor, Bishon
White. was the first one to hc honorrd
with this degree by pcnnsylvania-ip
1852.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ECONOMICS
David McCahan Joseph FISCHER
John H. Mccarthy Roxana 4, CANDY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
SCHOLARSHIPS AND
FELLOUSHIPS GIVEN

FELLOW SHIPS GIVEN
Awards Of fpllowships. schoiarshps
and other special honors at Penn today
we're made to the following:
In the Gradual" School on the George LIB
Harrison Foundation
FELIOwsHtPs
In Botany
VALLEY College, iali; Purdue UniversitY.
In Chemistry
Jun!Sta college, 1000; Harvard University;
ETnsst wssOGr s,,rn n rn &C s.
'uEfaGs staney 'f? Z. Kerr rs & in Chem. univer
sity Of Pennsylvania. 1917.
In Education
George n. Tyson, a. :. University OF
Pennsylvania. 1914
In English
George r; Nlndo., 4. B., $. r r.. rnIve--
sity OF Michigan lao3, Garrett Biblical In
'' In Germantcs
r, Oswald r. E%Henn". A. r.. University Of
Pennsylvania 1911, c-oo.
Albert " Barker. 4, Il, Havcrford Cot
In History
Richard II: ShryocE. E. :. in Ed. untver-
Sity or Pennsylvania, 1911.
In Philosophy
Paul $. Christ, A. r., Muhl"nbNrG College,
In Semiics
Martin wyiisea: :den, A r., University OF
Washington. 1913
In Sociology
Johan T SeIl!n. A. 3, A. NJ, Aurustans
College. 1876 University of PenwYlvania.
In Zoology
Robert /; King. A. r.. University Of Penn
Fioyd Lambert B. s. Mount Union COL
SCHOLARSHIPS
In Chemistry
:. Rob.rt rfanstiel. p. s. y. $ in Chem;
John r, Orr. R S. Thon College. 1919.
In Economics
Chun Chen. A. r.. Yale University. 1919.
In English
Paul A. Brown, B.. University OF
Kari ! HoI&tncch, A. r. University OF
In Greek
Melville J. Boyer. a r. Muhl"nbors Col
on tho Hector Tyndale Foundation
r,os r. FTwy"wship wr,y;arp IN PhHSiEGss, Es,rv,t, ~,
On tho John Frazer Foundation
Fellowship in Physics
RAYMOND Morgan. 4, b. \ NJ, Indiana
On on th@ Joseph ii Bennet, Foundation
FELLowsHIPs
In Gsrmanics
Wlhelma g GarvIn. r. : University Of
Pennsylvania, 1918
In Philosophy
A,E'a + Sisyens n. Cq,yoT
syIvania, 1919.
On the Frances Sergeant Pepper Foundation
FELLowsHIPs
In Economies
Sadie = Mossell, h. 5. In Ed. 4. NJ. Uni.
verslty Of Pennsylvania. 1915, 1919.
ON the Fanny Bloomfield Moore Foundation
FELLowsHIPs
In English
Augusta Cohen. n :. in Ed, University
ot Pennsl lvanta. 1919
state University. 1914, 1918.
UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP
Davidson CIT for Io20.la2l
In History
Amy " gilbert, A B., \. NJ. Wilson Col
80 1919, University OF Pennsylvania
1919.
,n the Frances f nounett Memorial Funda-
Scholarship in English
Nla-oA = McC"lu, A. B., A. NJ, ErskIn
college 1918, 1914
travelling Scholarships
ErnnH Malnk.s, A. b, University OF Penn
- E2lyania. 1871.
s'tuto Almeria, 1902; University OF Granada
University Scholarships
Bachelor II Arts college Courses tor
TenrherB)
Margaret NJ Donovan Mary r white
Bachelor ~ Science college Courses for
TeaChsrsl Charles Richard Nichols
Gowen Memorial Fellowship lo2N.2ll
Eugene n SouthAll
PRIZES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

u TTTT|T F"NTTT"T NV
CasTar Burn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

The Rev. Francis NJ. TAFT WINS horn
in Burlington. y. j.. January 2. 1850
He received his education, including his
theological education. at the philadeI. ..
phia Divinity School. from which he
graduated as honor man. He became
assistant at old st. Peters Church
Third and Pine streets, Philadolphia
From there he was called 10 Trinity
Church, Southwark. PhiladeInhia
where. after rcCtorship of five and n
half years, he was called to st. PauI's
Church. Chester, whore he hos inc,
completed twenty seven years AS rertor
For twenty years he has been dom
of the ConvocatiOn Of Chester. vhiri'
includes. Delaware. Chester md nart
of Montgomery counties. For twoI,.o y
years he has been a member or tho
standing committee Of tho dioceso or
Pennsylvania. VI
DIR. Thomas r. Fincgan, surcriptcr
dent OF public instruction for ponnsri
yanta, was born at West Fulton. < +
fifty three years ago. IIo grodmoto,Ji
from the state College for Tcarbnrs
After his graduation he read law ~, and ID
wns admitted to the bar. Ho bos n' ~
ceived the degree Of Master Of Arts from,
Hamilton College, Ph. y. from tbo
state College for Teachers and Doctnr mr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
DOCTOR or DENTAL. SURGERY
DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

Joseph e. Barney Fordyce H. Melvin
IIhrenee Il Bley Henry y Moskey
J0hn ~. clark Henry w Peele
Roland G. DAYTON Harry T. Prothsrn'
Erwin ID. Dehl Harry q, Kicker
William G.. Qlockner Charles Riegel
Henry y Hannum John j. Shelly
Louis l. Helfand Leo L. Shilling
Bailey c. Mclean
DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HYGIENE
nr, Florenes Child Or, Otto q. H. Rossn.
Dr. dawn r. Morgan krsnz
DOCTOR or PHILOSOPHY
Randolph q. Adams. A. h. univeraity n,
ssaassyania 1917 History.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
WINNERS OF DEGREES
AWARDED BY PENN
Degrees, bachelor and master. we're
awarded at the University of Penusyl.
vania today to the following:

BACHELOR OF ARTS
In the Courses in Arts and Science
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

VIM. !. ". Turner
Howard s. Tussey
Frank Hale Weiser
!. LOUIS Wen2el
JamfB NJ. West, I'd
Charles L.. q. wilde
John NJ. Wisemann
Rocder II, Witte
John u. Thayor tas OF
the Class Of 1910
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-08
|S|NG SAYS CIRCUS ALLIE
SAME ARK TURNED LOOSE

(sing Lee, a Chinatown merchant.
visited the Al G. Barnes circus at San
Francisco recently, and here Is the
way he described it to one of Barnes
menu
Sing ketchum -ad' allie same circus
Chinatown paper: buy tiekee big wa
gon; big elowd. all same lection
night Flisce; Sing get inside menaglie,
Chop Suey! I.ucka mye! allie same
Noah turn Ark loose; lotta moosic;
Sing stay menagIie one hour; then go
big tent; Sing look abound: lady clown
walk alongside; evely body laugh see
Sing with lady; Sing get up in seat
painted blue; pletty soon show conf
mence.
suey, sueyi Sing want TO hoiler;
all animal in void come in; bland
play; Iadys on elephants: men on
lions; lions on ilosses: hippolopota-
mus dance allie same "cootchie."
Beat China Plince Co1onation: Sing
now feel good; allie sam Ill boy: buy
popcoln. peanuts, led lemonade: Suey,
up go lion top Of tent. lion allie same
burn up: Iotta girls sling on horse
back: ostiich, him run fast, wild man
an backs hoIier like devil.
Elephants pile up top of tent; man
fight gllzzly bear: lucka mye. what
show; Sing go back Chinatown one
happy kid; next day go back; circus
gone; next yeah Sing go eyeIy day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-08

A frequent trouble is corrosion OF
the battery terminals, due to acid
climbing up the post and attacking it,
This will soon stop the current from
flowing, so it must be cleaned off and
the terminals covered with cup
grease
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-08

Yardmen,s Association. inform strik
ing switchmen how to get their senior
ity rights restored, was made public
today by the publicity chairman of
that association.
Come out from under cover and
say something definite one way or the
other said the letter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-08
LOAN AMENDMENT APPROVED

WASHINGTON, May S.--The house
banking and currency committee to-
day favorably reported an amendment
to the federal loan act providing that
any joint stock land bank of the sys-
tenn may go. into voluntary liquida-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-08
AccIE ATHLETES IN MEET.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May g..
Stanford's team Of athletes are pit
ted against oregon Agricultural Col
lege men In a track meet here today
Swan. OF Oregon, is looked upon as a
Formidable contender in The mile run.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-08

Gov. Coolidge OF Massachusetts Is
the first presidential aspirant 10 don
overails. but he win need TO run fast
20 oyertake Mr.. McAdoo In those his
toric patched pants.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-08

ton il it is unable to obtain funds me-
cessary to continue its loaning opera
tions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-08

DEMAND DEFINITE REPLY
CHICAGO, May s.--A demand that
John Grunau, head of the Chicago
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
N0TAS EUROPEAS
Fuertes derechos a los
AUTOMOBILES america
nos en- Francia

De, Ssrririo Especial para LII PRENSA."
PARIS ,Octubre l0.-Los anufa
tureros franceSes de AUTOMOBILES piden
con insisteneia al kobierno que Sc au-
menten los derechos a los automobiles
de p~rocedencia extranjera o que Sc -es-
tinjan las importaciones. especialmente
a los de procedencia americana.
Los representatives americanos de
empresas automoviliSticas no Sc mues-
tran asombrados por tai petici6n 2or
que va IA esperabas. como IN medic
Gue emplearia el Gobierno. O que cXiEi-
rian los fabricantes para proteger Ia
industrial francesa automovilistica.
La demanda para IA protection por
medic de las tarifas aduaneras fue pre-
sentada al Ministro de Concrete por ell
baron Pe;el. jefe dc IL Camara de Co
mercio de automobiles franceSeS.
'Fuesto que los franCeseS suministra-
ron los motores de aviacihn durante II
guerra y a~bsorvieron los dep6sitos anne
ricanos despuss de ella, dice el baron,
no hay raz6n para que no pidamos a los
americanos que nos permitaE orSanizar
nuestra propia industrial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
Veintiocho muertos J
~Cincuenta heridos en-
I'm choque de trenes

Del Serv;eio Especial paTG IA PRENSA."
PARIS, Octubre ia veintiocho
aSciende Ell numero de personals muer
t7s ) a mas de cincuenta el de las he
ridaS en- cl accidente f~errocarriiero
que ocurrio el sAbado en- in punto
a cuatro miliaS de Ia eStaci6n de Mai
son Laffite. FL accidente. que con-
sisti6 en- Ia collision del tren cXpreSo
de Nantes con otro de carSa, no Sc
ha podido Saber a que Sc dehi0 pc
70 las autoridadcs eStAn praccicando
va una minuciosa averiguaci0n a fin
de que 81 alguien resulta responsa-
bic por ell suceso, proceder a Su cas-
tigo.
FL teatro de MaiSon Laffite fuG con
vertido en- una morga EN- donGe tam
10 los cuerpos de los muertoS, como
los lie los heridos fueron eXpuestos
para 81 identification. no sin deiar
de atender Il los ultimos, a quieues
Sc les impartieron los primeros au-
xilios medicoS neceSarios. Les heri-
dos fueron trasladados mas rarde a
esta capital habiendoSeles ~internado
en- diversos hcspitaleS.