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VOLARA LA REINA DEL CAR
NAVAL EN- LA HABANA

HABANA. Cuba, Mario IL La
sencrita Aurora Gomez, que fue e.
lacta Reina del Carnival en- esta clu-
dad este ano, tiene cl proyecto de e.
fectuar IN vuelo en- aeroplano soore
Ia cirdad, para 10 cual. accompanies
de varias damas Sc ha presentado !
Castillo de la Fuerza, a fin de solicit
tar del jefe del Estado Mayor del
Eiercito eli correspondence permlso,
puas ell vuelo desea hacerio en- I'm ae-
roplano militar, ~tripulado por n de
los photos del ejercito.
FL general Varona, jefc del Esta-
do Mayor, manifesto a la bella petit
cionaria V aviadora 9Gnateurt que
~acccderia a 81 solicitud siempra que
obtuviera la pe%ticionar.l autorlza-
ci6n de su sonora madre, toda veg
que era menor de edad.
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Recorte este anuncio, adjunte 5
centavos Y envielo a Foley & Co.,
1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, Ill.,,
escribiendo claramente su nonbre Y
direction. listed recibira en- cambio
III paquete de prueba conteniendo
Foley's Honey and Tar, para toses,
resfriados Y Group; Foley's Kidney
Pills para dolores en- el costado Y en-
Ia espalda, reumatismo; enfermeda-
des de Is vejiga Y ~rinones; y Foley
Cathartic Tablets, un purgante pode-
roso para Ia constipation, bills, ia
aueca e intestiaos congestionados.
(Adv.)
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;OUE ES Ell REUMATiSMO?
iPOR QUE SUFRIR DE EsTA ENFERMEDAD?

Icual los linimentos y lociones no dan
resu!tados permanentes, puesto que
no Ilegan a los germeres, que Sc
cuentan en- Ia sangre por millones.
s. S. s. ha sido usado s~atisfacto-
riamenre para le r]cumatismo por es-
pacio de mas de cincuenta amos.
Haga I'd. hoy mismo Ia prueba, con
Ia seguridad de que esta en- ell CANT
no cierto de librarse del terrible reu-
matismo. 81 desea consulta medica
para su propic case, dirijase a Chief
Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co.
Dept. 43, Atlanta, Ga. (Adv.)
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LEA listed ESTO
QUE Ii CONVENE
de TREN
RAPIDo

orinas pasan a Ia sangrc y por ella
a todos los tcjidos impregnindolos y
traycndo I'm envenenamiento cada vez
MA grave, llcgando en- o~casiones a
producer t~rastornos mortales. Tcnc-
mos a disposition del pIbIico III bucn
nlmero dc testimonies dc personals
idoncas y carecterizadas dc distintos
paises, en- cue nos rinden, en- una
lorna que reveal muCha slncerIdad,
ST. agradecimicnto por ell eXito que han
alcanzado con las Pildoras "Mitche-
la" para los Rinones. En- las d.
recciones que aconpaha a cada trasco,
Sc dan 4 conocer mas en- detalle las
Intermediates de los riHoncs que ia1
sido dominadas con 81 uso de este
gran especifico, y 81 Nd. padece de
~cua!uuiera eniermcdaI de los rlnones,
no debe vacilar en- hacer IN ensayo
con las PiIdoras "Mitchella" para
los Rfnones, cspecialmente 81 no ha
obtenido Vd. rcsultados satisfactorios
con otros medicamentos vendidos para
este fin. Pidalas en- las Farmacias y
Droguerias y no acepte Vd. sustitutos.
5 Rio Grande4, Ei Pasc; "Sar An
srunswig Drug Co.. LIS Angeles
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UN NOTABLE VIOLINISTA RUSO
VISITARA LA CAPITAL DE
CUBA

HARANA, Cuba. Mario lila
Sociciad Pro-Arte Musical anunci;
que para fines del presente mes, har5
su presentation en- esta ciudad ell no
table violinista russo Mischa Elman
que tan grardes exitos ha alcanza'
do en- los Estados Unidos.
Elma dara solamente tres concier,
tos. siendo ell primaco de clos el
martes - del actual, el segundo e
jueves % Y el ultimo cl domingo IS
tcniendo lugar todos ellos en- ell Tea,
tro Nacional, los dos primeros por
Ia talde Y ell ultimo per Ia manana.
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.CUENTO DEL OLA


-Deseo, cue no Sc ne cons!defe
como una apestada.
No te impacientes, muJer, va
vcras como este invierno van a llo-
yer las invitaciones.
Pas6 cl invierno Y los baroness no
asistieron a ninguna de las grandes
fjcstas oue Sc ce]lebraron en- Burdeos.
-Tenias razon-dijo e. avaro a
81 Observation-Disclosures nuestroS
amigos huycn de nosotros.
TIL .ienes Ia culpa.
No creas que me disguSta eli ira
to social. Hay casas en- las que Sc
come muy bicn, Sc bebe mejor y Sc
fuma exquisitos cigarros, que no
cueStan NADIA.
No Sc parecen a los que tn gas
tas Y que no hacen mas que apestar
las habitaciones.
-Pero esos los page yo.
Que poca vergiienza tIenes.
Despues de ia comida Sc pasa al
| salon donde Sc toma te, acompanan-
do de deliciosoS iicOres importados
de las casas mas acreditadas.
En- lugar del maldito aguardien-
t. que tn tomas.
-Luego Sc juega Y Sc pasa ell
tempo alegremente Y gano.
Themes una suerte e~scandalosa'
les que juego con ~prudencia.
Tie creo capaz de hacer trampaS.
ESQ no! Lo que hay es que la
fortuna ME es siempre propicla.
Estas esccnas sc repet;ar diarla-
mentc.
La baronesa abrumaba 4 su marido
con sus sarcasmos, hasta que al fin
! logro que Ell baron sc decldlera a dar
IN banouete comprcr1icndo que era
el unico medic cue podria emplearse
para Que volvlesen & abrlrSa ante 81
las puertss dc los salones.
Las invitaciones ~provocarcn en-
Burdeos una sorpresa indeScriGtible.
FL baron no repar6 en- g2stos Y
con ayuda dc Ia baroness cumpl!G
acknowledgements su deber.
CAST todns los invitados respondic-
ron a la invitacior y convinieron Ell
que la mesa estaba entertainments
scrvida Y EN- que los platos y los VI
nos eran de superior calidad.
No falto quien creyera que al acu
sar de avaro al baron Sc lie habia in
ferido una infame calumnia.
A los postres Sc oyeron atronado-
res gritos cue partien de Ia Gale Y
un criado Sc puso a hablar en- vo2
baja con su amo
El baron Sc levanto precipitada-
mente.
-Dispensenme ustedes, dijo,-No
tengo mas remedio que ausentarme
por breve tempo.
La baronesa sigujo hacienda los
IGNORES del festin.
Al cabo de veinte minutes presen-
t6se cl baron visiblemente emocio-
nado, Y con n maro e~nsangretada.
-cQue es ESQ? iDios MIC! jQue
ha pasado?-gritaron las senoras.
liable usted-dijeron los hon.
bres.
-5Que lie ha ocurrido?
Ante mi puerta -dijo el baron,
I-acabo de ser testigo de IN espan-
tcsa desgracia: un obrero atropella-
40 o IN automov!I
-iCorren esos vehiculos con tanta
velocidad.. .exclamo mo de los
ccmensaleS.
Else desgraciado,-repuso el ba-
r6n.-esta gravemente herido. 70 le
he ayudado a levantars2 y he dis
puesto que lie llevaran al hospital.
Tiene uns mujer Y cinco hiios cue
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Libros MaraviIosos.

Para los que sufrer, son victima.
de la desgracia, les persigue la ma
Ia suerte, fracasan en- sus negoclos y
son desafortunados en- amores Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunadcs en- nego-
clos y empresas, lograran ell carino
del ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi.
no sus asuntos y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, Y venceran & sus enemigos y ma
die podra c~ausarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- ~.estampillas de correo pa
ra gastos Y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael Ola. Habana. Cuba.
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SERVICIO DIRE6TO DE VAPO
RES ENTIRE ESPANA Y LOS
TSTADCS UNIDOS

MADRID, Mario 15.-El ~servicio
directo de vaporcs entire Espana Y
los Estados Unidos, que sc hallaba
~suspendido desde hace tempo, fue
inaugurado aver con la partida del
vapor .'Orizaba", que zarpo de Ga,
diz para ell puerto de Nueva York
FL servicio Sc hara regularmente Ell
10 SUCCESSIVE. entire dichos puertos, par
tiendo dc CadiZ I'm vapor ell da s dc
cada mes.
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\ pesar de tener c!ncuenta MI!
frances Ge renta. el baron LrDer or"
mn miserable avaro que reducla dc
dia en- dia sus gastos, Sc Pr1VaOa oe
TODD : negaba a su muJer 10 eS'''9-
tamente necesario.
No podian corregirle, nj las cenSu-
ras de su esposa, nj las advertencias
de sus parientes mas proXimoS. Il
baron economizaba en- todo: en- YES
+nr. en- la alim~cntacion, en- el alum
b~ado. en- Ia calefaccion, en- los cr'@'
COS.
Virja en- Burdcos, dOnde su padre
horbre muy d~istinguido y popular
habia deiado gratisimos r~ecusrdoS
Sc h$bia casado, y graclas a. pa
sado de 81 padre y a las relac:oneS
one Je habia cceado Ia famil'a de su
muIer. habia. sido solicitado en- toQ"S
nartes durante los primeros meses
de su matrimonlo.
No sc daba un bale en- Burdeos
sin que los recien casados no reel
hieran la consiguiente i~nvitac!on.
BESIDE 81 momento en- que la f>es-
t. no lie costaba NADIA, el baron acep
tina siempre; pero no devolvia ia
mas el agasajo.
En- BurdeoS no tardo en- notar"e
tan singular p~roceder.
Fl baron no convidaba a nadle' y.
..r-a conducta la enajeno la slmpa-
tias de conciudadanos, hasta eI
runto de que TODD el mundo deJo dc
laHitarle.
Semeiante aislamiento disgustaoa
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a la baronesa'
cue era muy amiga de dlvertIrSe. La
b1.ena sonora habia aportado al ma
| trimonio una ~importsnte dote Y que
ria disfrutar de ella ,alternando cor
Ia, familias de la aristocracia borda'
lesa. La avaricia de su marldo Ia sa-
caba de quicio.
Censuraba continuamente al ba'
ron: pero este permanecia s'empre
impossible.
Al fin un dia lie dice:
-Esta situacion no puede pro'on>
rarse. 70 no quiero vivir secuestra-
da.
mo has notado que la genie ma
Geiado de visitarnos? No nos nan
convidado nj a la cena de los de Emo
dolive, nj al bale del marques de
Casac. nj a Ia comida de IA condesa
dc Ljfreville con motive de Ia boda
de su hijo.
No Sc por que, habra sido IN
olvido.
-iNo sabes por que? Pues va voy
a decirtelo. La genie ev;ta nuestra
prsencia porque eres un avaro que
fceptas siempre y NADIA das en- CAM
bio.
Me parece que eXageras.
No 10 creas. En- III vida has ORE
edo IN vase de aqua a nadie Y por
ESQ estamos en- ridiculo. Cuando Sc
acepta IN obSequio hay que cores
ponder con otro analogo.
i Corresponder.-exclamo el ba-
ron.-5pretendeS acaso a uh DAN
quote?
-iPor que no? lQue tendria ESQ
de particular?
Else banquete me costaria un oJo
de la cara.
para que q~uieres el dinero?
No te 10 has de Ilevar a la sepultu-
70.
No he muerto todavia y q~uieres
arruinarme.
-Te advierto que este no puede
seguir asi, Y no quiero vivir como
una reclusa.
-iQuien tie impide salir a la ca
| lie
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La personals que 10 padecen debe-
rian comprender que es u In
feccion de la sangre.
Sin duda alguna, como otros pa
%cientes, I'd. sc ha hecho frecuente-
mente esta' pregunta sin encontrar
una condensation satisfactoria.
La ciencia ia demostrado cue ell
reumatismo es originate por I'm ger
men en- la sangre, y Ia unica ma
nera de librarse de el, es la de tomar
un remedio que arroje y elimine por
complete a estos pequenos diab!os
del dolor. Esta es Ia causa por Ia
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
SnlN FEM WINS IN DUBLIN
AND THREE LARGE CITIES
Knx mrcn .Gua1AA, !
'tfaSsfaatsssai Ne~s service staff

Il
DUBLIN, Jan., 1o.---With 'ths Sinn
Fein leaders officially predicting VIC
tory. the first local elections since
the war are being held throughout
Ireland today. .r- ..... ....
Early In the afternoon the Sim
city. Cork, Limerick, and Waterford.
The voting was heavy.
The returns will not be officially
announced for a week.
Eamon De Valera, president of the
republic of ireland. who Is In the
United States on a propaganda tour
sent an appeal from Washington
ID. c.. to the Sim Feiners to roll up
q big vote. 1t came through Arthur
Griffith. vice president of Sinn Fein
The British military authoritiea
have placed strong guards at the
polls. especially in districts where
the Sim Feiners have been most &C
tive lately.
Interest in the municipal elections
is not only at fever heat thronEhou:
the length and breadth of Ireland
but throughout all the British Isles
The result will be regarded as a
barometer OF Sim Fein strength. The
labor party Is expected to play an i'm
portant role.
Newspapers in commenting npon
the situation have admitted. the
strength OF the republican party and
point out that republican sympathiss
have undoubtedly been spreading
through the ranks of the royal irish
constabulsry.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
REAL DROUTH" STARTS
AT MIDNIGHT TOMORROW

The real wake" OF decrepit John
Barleycorn--the absolutely final fnrc-
we'll appearanoe---comcs, as you prob
ably know at midnight tomorrow.
At that hour a few pregnant WORDS
annexed to the Federal Constitution
become something more than pure
reading matter.
The eighteenth amendment becomes
law, and in these ticklish days, when
every 100 per cent American IL sup
posed to be painting hotly for law
and order" and to permit the hereto
to assail its majesty" only over his
dead body, considerable bother is
made about II.
he Like spartan Law.
The Government says that the
Eighteenth amendment Is going to be
enforced like Spartan law; that the
commandment that the United states
must be made "dry" Is going to be
taken literally, and that. in a word.
the country is going to be dry" In
the full meaning of the word until
the crack o doom.
However, the shock troops who will
'hold the embattled "rum hounds" A
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
SOCIALISTS OUSTED
FOR RECORD IN WAR
Speaker Of N. Y. Assembly Tries
to Defend Suspension Of
Five Members.

ALBANY, ". Y, Jan. i5.-The action
uf the Socialist members OF the New
York Assembly last year. ard in 1919,
on legislation designed TO aid the Fed
eral Government in The successful
prosecution Of war, together with in.
formation given Speaker Thaddeus
Sweet by Federal intelligence officers,
led to the action of the assembly in
suspending five Socialists from mem
bership. Sweet declared today.
The speaker issued a statement de-
claring there is precedent for the ac-
tion OF the House In refusing the sus-
pended members rights as assembly
men, pending determination of their
trial before the assembly Judiciary
committee, which begins next Tues
day.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
Rival Old New Year Ewes.

Eeven the widest New Year Eve
celebration promises to fade into in
significance in comparison. Broad
way hotels and restaurants are max
ing big preparations, and private
stocks are being brought out into the
open for distribution among the pa
irons.
Some of the restaurants have sent
out invitations printed on blsck-bor-
dered paper, inviting their patrons TO
come and help themselves for the
price OF SO, $40 or s25, the sum vry-
ing with the prominence of the res
taurant.
Col. Daniel L. Horter, head of the
international revenue agents in this
city, declared that the lid Is going
to be clamped down tight at midnight
Friday, and he has received heavy re-
endorsements from Washington to
make prohibition an actually in New
York.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15

Accusers Seek Estate,
Says Doctor Arrested
AS Mustard Slayer

MARKESAN, Wis, Jan. 1o.--Dr.
John A. Freudenberg, at liberty under
$50, 900 bail, charged with staying his
wealthy mother-in-law by an inJec-
tion OF mustard, broke his silence to-
day. He declared his arrest was due
to disappointed relatives who had
hoped to inherit Mrs. Nettie Dufftes'
estate. Thesdoctor blames particular
ly William L. Perry, brother OF the
dead woman, who signed the COM
plant against him.
Let them dig up the other men,
bers OF the family and try to find
poison" said DR.. Freudenberg, refer
ring to charges that he was respon-
sible for four other deaths which
have occurred in the Duffies family
In the last few years. "They know
where they are"
""The doctors at Fond Du Lac ex-
amined Mrs. Duties a year ago, right
after ! made the injection, and they
did not find any mustard.
civilian K. Perry was always
urging Mrs. Duties to make a Will.
She said, No. my property Is going
where I want 1t to CO.
I. By the death of Mrs. Duties, DR..
Frcudenberg and his wife came into
control OF the Duties estate, valued
at several hundred thousand dollars.
81 will prove my innocence" assert
ed the doctor. Its all q question of
money. william Perry owes the
Duties estate $4,000"
Exhumatien' Of the bodies Of othey
members of the family will probably
he made the last Of this month.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15

bay are not numerically formidable
The Internal Revenue Bureau has
400 agents throughout the country,
In addition to Its regulap staff en-
gagged In making life miserable for
moonshiners.
The bureau has not completed it's
plan for enforcing the amendment,
and IL a large force Is necessary 10
keep the bibuli In check, it will be
organized.
rinn of Enfercensent.
The organization OF law enforce.
ment is outlined In this way: Each
State will have a Federal prohibition
director, with inspectors under his
direction.
The perrissive features of the law
will be in charge of the State organi.
zations. The inspectors are to ex-
anime the records of physicians and
others with reference to drug store
prescriptions.
The direct organizations will be
collateral with the Secret Service. and
Continued on Page 3, Column ~
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Hoke Smith Would Not Vote

Refusal of Hoke Smith of Georgia
to vote for either candidate caused
the deadlock.
There were forty-three Senators
present. With Smith refusing TO vote,
the Hitchcock and Underwood fac
tions each had 10 votes Senators
Swanson, johnson. OF South Dakota,
and Smith ot4Arizona were absent.
The caucus at, frst voted to permit
Carter Glass. the new Senator from
Virginia to vote. but later this action
was reversed.
Had Glass been permitted to vote.
Underwood would have won by one
vote. Glass has not yet taken his
seat in the Senate, although his cre-
dentials have been presented.
The Underwood forces cited prece-
dents for letting Glass vote, bss in
the end caucus refused to allow this,
The caucus lasted two hours, and
from the first developed into q bitter
fight, wSth. .Glass -and--hls .vots the
storm center.
Senator Underwood fssusdl, the fol-
lowing, statement: n ~ ~ = Iy9
THE result Of this vote does not
in any way Interfere with Senator
Hitchcock's control and leadership in
the treaty fight. He has had and will
continue TO have my loyal support,
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
MEXICANS RELEASE
TWO j. s. GOBS
FROM JAIL

Harry V. Leonard and Harry
o. Martin, American sailors OF
thc4t. =. =. Pocomoke, who have
been held In Jail by Mexican au.
thoritics at Mazatlan for alleged
assault upon a Mexican, were
released on Tuesday night, the
State Department announced to-
day.
The two sailors arc now be-
ing cared for by the American
consul at Mazatlan, the State
Department announced. They
are awaiting instructions
The release Of the men came
upon the expiration OF their
sentence Of two months for aI-
legged assault The state De-
partment Is without information
10 show that the arrest Of the
two men was improper.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
u. S. VESSELS
| CHECK NIPPON
BoIshevik communique Reports
American Fleet Aided Revo-
Iutionaries.
RUSS REDS CLAIM VICTORIES
State Department Lacks News
of Yanks Selling Armored
Train.
RUSS REDS CLAIM VICTORIES

LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch
from Harbin today made obscure
reference to reported clash between
Japanese and American troops In
Siberia.
A Bolshevik wireless communiquc
from Moscow, referring to the situ-
alton in Siberia, said q movement
had been organized by the Social
Revolutionaries, in conjunction with
the Czechs.
Say U. S. Fleet Assisted.
The movement, according to the Boz
shevik commuLique, was assisted BY
an American fleet, which left the
EPhilippine Islands for Vladivostok. to
prevent the Jananese landing fresh
troops to assist General Schenoff.'
(The Bolshevik statement appar-
entity refers to a reported effort to
establish an Independent Siberian re-
public between Obi ard vladivostok.l
Another Bolshevfk communique re-
ferred to the recent red victories" In
the trans-Caspian region as OF great
Importance, pointing out they
strengthened the soviet influence in
Turkestan.
Capture of the important town OF
KrasLovodsk, the starting point of the
trans-Caspian railway on the shores
of the Caspian Sea, insures the ruin
OF British Imperialism" in central
Asia, the Bolsheviki claimed.
Close Chinese Frontfcrs.
One immediate effect of the revolu-
tionary movement in Persia, and Boil
shevik victories in Siberia and Tur-
kestan, has been the closing of Chi
nese frontiers against the reds, the
communiQue added.
Chinese revolutionary detachments.
however are cooperating with the
soviet armies, IT claimed. adding
that q majority of the Cossacks, In
the Amur region. and the Buriats and
Kirgezes in the trans-Baikal country,
had revolted against Semenoff, kill.
ing his representatives.
The State Department today had re-
ceived no information OF the reported
capture by American soldiers of an
armored train from General Semenof
or of a clash between Japanese and
American troops in siberia.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15

and IL am eventually elected leader
Mr. Hitchcock will continue to lead
the fight on the treaty with my
hearty concurrence and support"
Underwood said the next leader
ship caucus will be called soon after
Glass has been sworn in. which will
not be until his resignation as Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has been ac-
cepted.
The roll call follows:
For Underwood-Bankh Dial,
Fletcher, Gay, Gerrqy, Gore, Harris,
Harrison. Jones (New Mexico), Nc
KeIlsr, Pittman. Ransdell, Reed,
Shields, Smith Maryland), Smith
(South Carolina, Satnley). Walsh
(Massachusetts), Williams-19.
For Observation-Disclosures, Chamber
lain, Cuiberson. Henderson, Kendrick,
King, Kirby. Myers. Nugent, Over
man, Phelan. Pomerene. Robinson,
hSeppard. Simmons, Thomas. Tram
.rneii. Walsh (Moptana), Walcott~--lS.
- s-Palyed--Beckhnm for 2 'UndefWood
with Swahscn for Hitchcock and
smith ,IArisSkAt Tor Underwood with
Owen - Hitchcock; Underwood and
Hitchoo 81 ~ ~
Not voting-Glass, Johnson (South
Present and not voting-smith
(Georgia).
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
Keeping Up With
The Times
A FACT A DAY

Here is what some Of the
big concerns Of the country
think of the 1920 business
outlook as expressed in ad-
vertising figures:
Coca-Cola Co.-"This year
we will invest in excess Of
81 100000 for advertising"
Paige-Detroit Motor Car
Co.-"Our 1919 advertising
appropriation was increased
about rs per cent over the
1918 season and we expect
that we shall still further
increase this so per cent for
the season of 1920"
Atlas Portland Cement
Co.-"For 1920 we appro-
priated approximately dou-
BILE our normal expenditure"
Bosch Magnetic Corp
"Our advertising appropn-
alton for 1919 was approx
mately four times that OF
1918. We shall invest a
little more money in 1920
than in 1919"
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
HUNCARLANS HANDED
PEACE TREATY TODAY
Delegation Will Discuss Claims Be-
fore the Supreme Council
Tomorrow.

PARIS. Jan. 15,-The Hungarian
peace treaty was handed the enemy
delegates at f:l0 y, m. today.
Premier Clemonceau, as president
OF the peace conference. invited the
Hungarisns to sign Immediately.
Count hpponyl, head OF the Hun
garian delegation, protested. urging
the necessity for discussion.
Clemenceau then agreed the Hun
garians should ayyear before the SUI
preme council at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow
to present their claims.