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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
VALLEY CITY

The seventh annual reunion. OF
teachers and scholars of the Hard
scrabble school district will be held
on Saturday, June IL, on the old
school grounds at Hardscrabble. Come
out and enjdy day of pleasure, as
The eseventh annual reunion OF
ent; also many noted speakers. Bring
your baskets we'll filled as many from
other cities will be there to help to
make it an enjoyable occasion.
Mrs. Chas. Lobby OF Canal Fulton
is here visiting her father, MIR. Louis
Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lasch were in
Cleveland last Monday. I
There will be drainage demonstra-
ton at the farm of VIM. Mellert on
Saturday afternoon. Let every farmer
that is interested in the drainage OF
his land be there. Mr.. Overholt,
from the State Department OF Agri-
culture, will be there to explain the
situation.
Phillip Geiger has been very sick
for the past week. He is reported
better today.
Mrs. Robert E. Carr bought the
Pond lots on School street last
Thursday Of Glen E. Branch.
The Misses Amelia and Florence
Miller of Luckry, O., are visiting at
William Swartz's this week. Y !,
Miss Mia Kurt and Miss Lille Hud-
son are spending their summer vaca-
ton at Leroy, 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Worth are visit
ing in Akron and Kenmore for cou-
pie of weeks.
On last Saturday Mr.. John Potts
who lived on the Racine farm, while
hauling load of ashes across ditch
fell off the wagon, the wagon pass
ing over him, crushing him to death
His body was found several hours
after the accident happened by his
wife
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
MALLET CREEK

P. R. Miller and family of Barber
ton were guests at c. G. Bohleys.
Monday evening.
The high school reunion and annual
alumni will be held Saturday evening,
May 20, in the town hall. All who
have ever attended York high school
are invited. A good program is being
prepared and two-course supper will
be served. Supper will be Is cents;
dues, Is cents.
There will be Children's day exer-
cises in the Congregational church on
Sunday morning, June 6. Everyone
is invited. y
H. L. Mellert and family spent Sun
day in Cleveland.
Miss Louise Starr was the recipient
of many useful and beautiful presents
at miscellaneous shower given her
at the home of Mrs. Carl Starr Satur-
day afternoon.
Don't forget the high school COM
mencement Friday evening.
A goodly number attended the bac-
calaureate service Sunday evening.
The sermon by Rev. Caulk of Medina
was fine.
Union Memorial services will be
held next Sunday morning in the
Methodist church. Rev. Linard will
deliver the address. There will be a
union choir and special music. After
the services at the church the audi
ence will march to the West Street
cemetery and decorate the graves of
old soldiers buried there. Let every
one bring flowers.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
LITCHFIELD

A fairly good oil well was drilled
in on the Bradley farm last week. An
other location has been made and
work will begin in a day or two on
that.
e. E. Bounds and family Of La
Grange are domiciled in their summer
home west of town. t
The diphtheria patients are all do
ing as well as can be expected: NO
new cases as far as known.
The township Sunday school meet
ing last Sunday evening was not as
well attended as it would have been
had not diphtheria. been in our midst.
Rev. Bryenton and D. r. Pelton Of
Medina each gave an interesting talk
and the choir received many compil-
ments. Sunday school workers please
bear in mind the convention to be held
in Wadsworth June and 2:
Rev. Willard Of the Baptist church
will give the Memorial address Sun
day morning at 1890. At 8 o'clock
the people will march to the cemetery
to, decorate the graves OF the soldiers
there. then 20 to the church for the
sermon. There will be union choir
led by U. Crow. >,
The baccalaureate sermon will be
given by Rev. Scovill Of the Congre,,
gational church at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening. The
graduating class numbers eight this
year-three boys and five girls. Com
mencement will be Wednesday, May
rs.
Two school class parties were held
last week-the eighth grade at Miss
Edith Case, their teacher, and the
senior-junior party at the home OF AL
Breyley. -,
Miss Carrie Hohnen Of Painesyille
is visiting friends in town. :,
DR.. and Mrs. Strut entertained
company over Sunday from Akron.
John Bart and wife, Court Rasor
and family were in Cleveland Sun
day. e
The body of Mrs. Kate Benton was
brought to Litchfield for burial last
Sunday: She died at the home OF her
daughter at Ira, U.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
BRUNSWICK

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Brooks Of
Cleveland spent Sunday at Archie
Benjamin's. =.
Harvey Betsicover left Sunday fol
Dover, Ohio, where he will work fol
his uncle through the summer vaca'
| ton.
Memorial services at Church o.
Christ next Sunday afternoon at I
O'Clock, Rev. Sims delivering the ad
dress and followed by decorating the
soldiers graves. Flowers will be ac'
ceptable for the occasion.
Earl Gibbs, Howard Chapman ane
classmate, Mr.. Calvin, were home
from Hiram over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Gibbs and son, Leon
ard. went out to Hiram last Thurs
day and stayed until Saturday wher
Alvin Gibbs and classmate, Norms
Weiker, took them home, they return.
ing on Sunday. -.
r. n. Hitchcock and wife, Ernest
Waite. wife and daughter, Harry
waite and wife Of Ashland visited
here with friends, over Sunday ane
some Of the parties stayed for COM
mencement on Tuesday evening.
The Y. M. G. A. have discontinued
meetings for the summer monghs:
Mrs Sarah Kingsbury Evans dled
Nav 81 at her home in Berea, ageo
90 Years They moved from here 70
Rarea ~ three years ago. She leaves a
husband, Albert Evans, daugnIe:r,,'
orJ +wO sons. Will
Evans, of this place, and Charles y.
Evans of Berea and one grand daugn-
ter MYRTLE Evans. The funeral was
hold at the home Monday afternoon
Rur;a1 % here where their little daugh-
ter Grace is buried.
Mr. o. Hammer and Mr.. Hemlng
and families of Cleveland spent sun
day at Will Fordham,s. ,.;o
George Aylard of British Columoia
;s visiting relatives around here;
Earl BENJAMIN and family OF Cleve-
land snent Sunday here at Glenn Ben
jarhin's. ,,,.,. u,ho taught
school in the Strong district tnls 1ass ~
year. was married last week TO n1g
Relo at her home in West MansllelH !,i
and after a trip to Niagara Falis VIII
make their home in Akron:
Do not forget about the SUNDAY
school convention to be held at Waas-
worth June and 2. Everyone inter-
ested should attend. e -
I'd Bayer and wife and Tom Sarchet
of Akron, Kirk Cook, wife ana son
and m Mrs Helen Bayer of Seville, Earl
Arnold and family of Valley City were
callers at Budd Sanford's Sunday.
George Coleman with E. F. Mussef
and Two other men of Medina rode TO
Orrville Sunday and visited SIX dl1Ier-
ent farms that had large Holstem
herds which was of great interest TO
these men.
Miss Bee Foley has returned from
Cleveland and she wishes to thank her
friends for the letters, cards, flowers
and fruit they so kindly remembered
her with while she was IN the nos
pital. 4 ho,l
Mr.. Lee Knisley, wife and daugh-
ter of Cleveland spent Sunday mere
at his fathers.
Rev. Knisley is conducting revival
meetings at M. E. church at Bennetts
Mr.. and Mrs. Lankhan and daugh-
tor Of Cleveland spent Sunday here
and attended the baccalaureate sermon
in the evening.
the M. E. church last Sunday morning
and and the babies of Ralph Strong and
Carroll Damon were baptized.
The Farm Bureau will have meet
ing in town hall on Monday nlght'
May 81. .,,, -. .r.,o,,
at Beebetown have been having the
measles the past two weeks and the
daughter, Grace, was not able to be
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28

more than twenty-five dollars for the
first offense and not less than fifty
dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars for the second offense..
Whoever operates a motor vehicle
or motorcycle on the public roads or
highways at a speed greater than is
reasonable or proper, having regard
for width, traffic, use and the general
and usual rules of such road ~or high
life or limb or any person. shall be
fined not more than twenty-five dol
lars and for second offense shall be
fined not less than twenty-five dol
lars. nor more than one hundred.
The above laws will be enforced. Be
carefulg
STOWE WHITE. Marshal.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
ORITiIARY

Henry w. Bauman was born in
Canaan township, Wayne county,
Ohio, on July %, 1865, died at his
home near Seville on May IT, 1920,
aged 54 years, 9 months and 10 days.
He was united in marriage to Alice
M. Pressler on May "a, 1894. To this
union two sons were born, Oscar and
Clarence. He was united with the
Canaan Evangelical Lutheran church
IN his early childhood. The deceased
leaves wife, two sons, father, four
sisters and many other relatives and
friends to mourn his early departure.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
NOTICE OF AssTCNMENT

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed and
benefit Of the creditovs Of Grover c.
Yocum, Alverna Yocuih and the Yocum
Oil Compony, all of Medina, Medina
County Ohio, by the Probate Court Of
Medina County Ohio. 88s.
f. w. Woods, Assignee,
1913 Medina, Ohio.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28

Prompt service. Careful driving,
Auto tires and supplies; DeLaval
Cream SeparatorS Ill w. Washing
ton St, Medina. o. Phone S1S6. Z. !.
PIERCE.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28

moved to a hospital so DR.. Becker
came out and performed an operation
on her for appendicitis last Thursday
evening.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
Noticel

will open an up-to-date ice cream
parlor next to the Town Hall next
Sunday. Your patronage invited at
all times. Mrs. HI. L. Morton.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
LangtOn's Denmark No. 421
Hackney Stallion

Longton's Denmark is dark chest
nut with four white stockings and a
white face; is 16 hands high and
weighs 1900 lbs; has a great knee and
hook action and considerable speed;
has proved himself to be a great sire
and is too well known to need further
description.
These two horses will make the
season of 1920 at Maple Grove Stock
Farm, miles west of Medina at $l5
to insure a living colt from either
horse. For further information and
extended pedigrees apply to the owner
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Coming at Library Theatre-Rex
Beach's Going Some" Adv
Coming at Library Theatre-Rex
Beach's Going Some Adv.
R. & C. corsets at 20 to rs per cent
reduction at Noyecks. Adv.
Percales we're 45c reduced to 25e;
Amoskeag ginghams Csc at Noyeck's.
Adv.
Rig two-hour show-read the adj
Harte Theatre today Shows 7 and
adv.
The Williams college orchestra will
furnish music for the dance at Ma.
sonic temple this evening. Adv.
Diaries, desk sets, bill folds, foun.
tain pens, eversharp pencils, sealing
wax, Irvine, ETC., at Evans. ADV
A feature, two serials, News and
c3medy-read the ad.-big two-hour
show. Harte Theatre today.--Adv.
See William Farnum in THE Scut-
ters"--dramatically, the greatest
story his art ever graced.--0pera
house Monday and Tuesday. ADV.
THE Scuttlers' an absorbing tale of
detective, who meets both adven-
ture and cupid in shipwreck-star-
ring VIM. Farnum Opera house Mon
lay and Tuesday.
Eyes OF The Heart are those which
look alphabetically beneath the sur
face Of human character for the good
that lies misunderstanding Mary
Miles Minter. Harte Theatre today.
Shows Z and 9.-Ady.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-17
Baggage
Sweaters

Who wouldn't be overioyed to find a snug,
warm sweater under the Christmas tree? You
will find our Christmas stocks include lovely
mdoes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-17
Don't Forget the Baby!

Also remember that Cap Bib, Coat Dress,
Quilt Pillow be pleasing gift for Baby than toy
you want send the best gift friends little visit Infants
Wear Section before make your interesting
things to
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-17
Stationery

A really elegant box of Station
cry makes a handsome gift. And
the finest you can buy requires a
very small investment. Isn't that
the cleverest sort Of gift?
Christmas boxes at =. 1.25 to 2.25
Boxes Of paper at 49,. 29c to LES
Larger boxes ....... 1.50 to 800
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-17
Holiday Gift Suggestions
SELECTED FROM THE FIRST FLOOR SECTION
Hosiery

To open Christmas box and dis
cover it's hose is a happy sensation.
Our gift stocks are complete-so
decide on silk stockings. You
can't be disappointed.-Or a pair
of wool hose, always so sensible.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-17

A scarf has many uses. That's the reason
hey make such acceptable gifts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-20
Los REPATR|hDOS
D|SFRUTARAN De
Una FRANOU|C|A
6 =. E
Ordena ell gobierno que no
paguen derechos en-
la frontera
POR LO QUE ADQUIERAN
Todo 10 que compren con el
producto de su trabajo,
eStara exento
POR LO QUE ADQUIERAN

rs coSa bien Sabida entire los mexi-
canos que deSpues de larga permanent
cia en- territorio de los E.sradoS CnidoS
adonde han venido a IrabaJar, que al
tempo de realizar su regreso q la Pa
t-ia. al psSar por la frontera, las au
tcridadeS aduanales han venido ponien
do toda clase de obstAculoS. obligando-
los muchaS veceS 4 cubrir fuerteS can
tidades por concepto de derechos sobre
menajeS de casa, ropa otra claSe de
obietoS adQuir;dos con el producto de
Su trabajo en- este pals. y en- ocaSiones
haSta decomiSandoles aquello por 10
cual no pueden enterar esos impuestos
indebidoS
Las Quejas que con motive de esas
restricciones recibi0 continuamente
Ia Secretaria de Hacienda. fueron OBJ
je:o &c un estudio detenido por par
70 de las auJoridades del ramo. esd
dio que ha determinado finalnente Ia
derogaci6n de leyes que cream esos i'm
pueStos. Y "a concession de franQuiCiaS
muy amplias para todcs los repatria-
dos que nevan consigo al pafs sus
muebles Y objetos adquiridos durante
su tempcrada de trabajo en- los Es-
tadoS Jnidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-20
cAUSAN SENSATION LOS ATA-
CUES DE LOS SOCIALISTS
AL MINISTRO DEL
TRABAJO

Del servieio Especial para LA PRENSA-
MADRID, Octubre 1S.-Gran sensa-
ci6n nan producido los furiosos ataques
,ievados cabo por' los socialistfas mo-
derados contra el Minjstro del Traba1o.
Este puesto fue creado recientemente
V cuando Dato decide reorganizar su
Gabinete decide dejar en- el al Minis
tro anterior, Canal.
Los ataques dicen que 10 hecho por
csc Ministerio no correS9onde en-
manera alguna a las promesas hechas
por el gobierno cuando fue creado
So le hace el cargo al Ministro de ha-
berse dedicado esclusivamente ira
bajos de estadistica semejantes los
que habrfa podido ejecutar Ia ofici-
M que tuviera menos pretensiones Y
que hasta el Institute de Reformas
Sociaies que Sc suponfa vinicra reem
plazar. suprimiendolo, el nuevo Mi
nisterio ha dado pruekas de desarro-
liar un trabajo mas activo en- favor
de las clasc traba ;adcras.
Dicese que a menos que Sc haga pnr
remediar este NAL &rtes de que Sc
abra el nueyo Parlamento. la cues.hr
del trabajo causara Ia cafda de Data
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-20

TcLe1rGu.d Especial para La PREESA"
WASHINGTON, Octubre 1S.-El Sc
rador Harding, candidate repablicano
4 II Prcsidencia de Ia Republica, ha
Cortestado al PreSi6ente Wilson Ia
carta que este le diriGiera preguntan-
dole 81 habia hecho las declar2cioneS
que le fueron atribuidaS por Ia prem
"a, respecto que al gobie-no de Fran
cia le hubieSe enviado VI repreSen-
tante para indicarle que los Estados
Unidos iniciaran Ia organization de una
Sociedad de NacioneS.
Declara el Senador Harding que SuS
palabras pronunciadas en- Green Castle,
Indiana, Guerun NAL iRterDretadaS por
los pe-iodistas, pucs que e simpieInen-
te afirm6 que Francia-y no cl go
bierno dc FranCia-, le ha enVlado
oradoreS que son fleles Interpreters del
Sertir nGciona!. para lndiCarle. aunque
no con caractcr formal que los Esta-
dos Unidos pcdrian iuiciar Ia orSa-
niZacI6n dc una nueva Socledad de Ma
clones, Jomando en- cuenta Ia Situacior.
en- que Sc hayan colocaGos.
Lc haze Sabcr cl Senador Harding
al Prcsidcnte Wilson. que no cncuen-
ira impropio que ctudadanos dc Fran
cla lc hayan hechn Saber dc los sen
tinientos que pTevalecen entire el pueblo
frances. porQue 6l no eS, como 10 a
fir1na - Presidente Wilson. I'm simple
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-20
s. S11LEVANTAN En- ARhASEN
TEHUANTEPEC z GRALES.
De Los DADOS De BAJA

Tclecrara Especial pGrG IA PRHNSA"
CIUDAD DE MENCO, Oc.ubro -.
I'm novimiento rebelde encabezado
por dos generates que fueron dados
de baja recientemente, ha eSrallado CT
Ia region del Istlno de Tehuantepec.
FL general Marcelo Caraveo, jefe
de las operaciones en- aaueiia region,
ha comunicado Ell hecho Ia Secrefa-
ria lie Guerra. Ia que So vez La in
tornado de 81 a Ia prensa.
SeEtin eXpresa el general Caraveo,
una fuerza de cien hombres, 81 man
do de los jetes Heliodoro Todelo y Al
berto Basave Pima, asalto Ia estacion
I;eiorml Ell Ia via del Ferrocarril Pan
Americana. habiendose apoderado los
suhlevados de los fondos que llevaba
el tren de pasajeros cue Sc diriSia al
Sur.
II saqueo de dicho CONVOY fu6 cIm-
rlefo. u.!es CUE Toledo Y Bl sava Pi-
ma no solo g. apoderaror de los fon-
dos del correo Y del express, SiHo dc
todos los valores que conducian los pa
saieros. aSi como dc las ulercancfas
Que iban en- el mismo convoy.
Terninada su hazafia, los sublevados
de Rasave V Pima V Toledo Sc dtriSie-
ron q las regioneS montanosas. sin que
pudieran ser perseEuidos eficaZmenSe
por las fuerzas de Caraveo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-20
REPRESENTACIONES De
Los PETROLEROS ante
Ell GBRNO. AMERICANA

Teicc-cr.d EspeesGl pcrd LII PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MENICO. Octubre r.
Ha recibido el gobierno informeS de
sus aSenteS en- los E$tados Unidos a
cerca de que los peroleroS que tieneu
grandes propiedades en- Mexico, geS-
tionan acr,iaInfente ante eI Departa-
mento de Est2do. que haSaH ruevaS
Representatives. ante el gobierno dc
Mexico. por el hecho de cue las CON
ceS;ones otorgadas Sobre terrenos en-
la z"ua federal. constituyen un per-
juicio considerable para los lntereses
adqrirido.s por 6ichoS petroleros.
Las nuevas proIeStas que los petro-
leros c<tan tratcndo de nacer Dor Ia
via diplor4t;ca, Sc bssan en- el heCho
de que. con motive de las conceSio-
nes otorsadas en- Ia zona federal Y de
los trataj jos realizados. han brotado
COS pozos ubicados en- las zonas fe.ie-
rales. quo estan rnuy pr6ximos a los te-
rrenos de las companias. Y prdctica-
mentc los veneros proceder de los re-
feridos terrenoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-20
'FUE ESTE UN AN0 MAL0 !.
PARA LA AGR|CU[ TORA
Y[A Mi |NER|A EN- MEX.
LAS HELADAS ARRUINAR0N LAS C0SECHAS Y La BAJA
De LA PLATA CAUSA TRASTORNOS
Sc DICE QUE SR CERO LLHR MAz AMERICANA e. ANO PRDMO MEXICO
LA MGNDA De PLATA ETA SENDO VISTA CON DESSCCO0HFIAKA
PR Los COMERGAHE

TeleGrGnta Especial pcrG "LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE, MENICO, Octubre 19.
Las helaGaS que deSde hace dos q
tres semanas han estado cayendo en-
ID Mesa Central y en- el Bajfo, que es
donde Sc cultiva Ia mayor psrte dc
los cereales que abastecen a Mexico,
han hecho tanto dano a las oosecraB
de maiZ, trigo, frijoi. etc, qae estaa
Sc consider:an perdidaS en- SJl MAJ
yor paIte Y Sc cree que 10 ha'
bra maiz suficiente para las neceSida<
dee del pueblo durante el aao entran-
te, por cuyo motive sera necsS2rIo LIN
portar!o de los st1dos Unidos.
Por este causa los hacendados es--
tan pcrdiendo Sumas enormcs.
AdemaS. Ia baja de Ia plata eStA
causando positive panico adui y mut
chas compaHiaIs mineraS dicen que
suspenderAn los trabajoS ce las minaa
en- case de que el descenso continde,
pues va no raSulta costeable el se-
guil.iaS traba aJando.
La baja del metal blanco tamoitn;
hara que sufra gr.Lndemente el siSte-'
ma monetario este va Sc comienzas
a poner de manifesto, pues los Ban
cos las grandes caSa:S de comercio
solamente reciben pequehas cantida-
des de tostones, exigiendo que los pa
Cos Sc hagan en- monedas De orc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-20
|OS n|NFR0S DE COAHU|LA DESOYEH
LAS |ND|CAC|ONES DEL PRES|DENTE

Tsieo-amo Espeeicl pdrd LA PRENSA'
CiUDAD DE MENICO. Octubre 10,
Los mineros de IN region carhonffe-
IA lie Coahuila que se ballan en- huel-
ga, nc atendieron las indicaciones del
Presidente de Ia Huerta, relativas n
que reanudaran sus lahores Sc han
!imitado n conteStarle que va envlan
delegates apara que arTeglrn el as''n-
to.
Ia carcncia de carbon eS mayor ca
da dia con ella crece el peiigro de
toner que suspendcr los trabajos sn
las fundiciones del Norte del cen
tro del pas.
AdemAs. los mincros les han teie-
crafiado a los sindicatos obreros de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-20
LEGO A NUEVA YORK LA DELE
GACION BOLlViANA A LA
LIGA DE LAS NACIONES

NUEVA YORK. Octubre 19.-Hoy
lego aGui. de paso para SuiZa, In de-
legaci6n boliviana a la session plena-
ria de Ia Liga de las Naciones.
Dicha mission Sc halla formada por
F. Lorain Zambrano, prominenle po-
lftico hacendista. miemoro del ser
vicio consular del nuevo gobierno y
ex-c6nsul en- Rio Janeiro: por
Franz Tarayo famoso escritor lnd!o
autor de varios libros sobre asuntos
filos6ficos Y sociales: por Demetrio
Canelas, Director del peri6dico La
Prensa" de Oruro, que es el ConseJe-
70 de Ia Delegation por Jose Espa-
da Aguirrc. tambi6n periodista es-
critor, que es el Secretario de Ella
siendo el Presidcnte el actual Minis
tro de Bolivia en- Paris. Felix Arama-
yo.
En- una entrevista especial. Zain-
brano dijo que Bolivia estara repre-
sentada en- ia session plenaria de Ia Ii
ga de las Naciones como miembro de
ella Y signatar;a del tratado de Yer
salles V one ante esa Alta Corte to-
dos los pafses someteran sus legftinras
reclamaciones de derechos con la
esperanZa de ser escuchados, de acuer
do con los principles proclamados por
Wilson, V agreg6: 'Esperamos que
la voZ de las naciones debiles sera
ofda, no obstante cue hasta ahora di-
cha voZ Sc ha perdido en- el silencio
egofsta de los pueblos fuertes.''
Por mas que los delegados Sc rehu-
saron a discutir. su mission en- detalle.
sabese que estan resueltos a someler
a Ia Liga el problema del Pacifico.