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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10

LOSE Alfonso PAJARES. ProfesoT q" Mn-
.ica del Corse-vsto-o Sacio"1i @e .HsNsSo
-. ~ Lnrr- d. zruuclar, = "a IgiUnla Me
rfrana rad.caEa cn e-ts ciudaG. asa como a
aus Gisci2uToa. que pr"Nln1arsnic gSe14TN
rrsssl,Ss mi Academia de- Piano y Canco' en-
Ia eus. adrm.s. 80 c-srnar2 oi-a case 1s
..T5rrar,os. Org-cUnaurentc dare = co1oces
~ - on JanL. r1-Lg iussaGsGa, para
ofre.e-ms a las ~6-i"nss. coa.9 -.sop-S
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r E O

NsgfS Alta MaEig, p7eSHd'E':2eion. sGss
IN 81 Jucso. en- e amor. en- los rSSocIoA
hcy~tns maravil0sos-
Ne ss muestre listed coharde ante =
probIrnln de IA vida Remi:s 10 centsScs Is
nta upi2as a
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p1.rMA CRATIFiCACTON a Ia h

DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informcs ~e1actos
acerca del actual paradero de Florentino So
lorio, de 40 amos de edad. ~eststura alta y CO.
lor moreno. de quien va hace largo tempo
no Sc ha rodido localizar el lugar dondc re
side. uCalesqvier iniorne soorS csc asuntS.
dirijase ! Agustina Juarez. P. 0. Bxo 4+S.
Robstwn, Texas. 'lI)
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MANDE Is ceutarcs en- estampiilas y a
vue,ta de correo rccib:rt S v!stas fotosra-
ficas de Ia Capital d" Mexico. I'll Live Oak
s.. San Antonio. GeXaS.
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Sc NECESfTA una mujer para trahaJo dc
cocina. POGO trabajo. ocurran a 2l7 Up
son St.
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- : V7SOS D OCASION- =
PESOUISAS.

GRATIFICARE con $500 I Ia persona que
me- proporcione informes cXactcs aceTca del
actual paraGero de mi hijo Bibiano Romero
de ls amos de edad, e~statura baJa, color mo-
reno, ojos grandes, pestana china y peio nc
gro. duien el mes de Agosto del ano pasauo
sali6 de Canada, Texas, para Manor. del ms
mo EstaGo. sin habcrse tcrido mas not!cIaS
accrca de su paradero. Cualesquier lnforne
"a H.rrera. Ganado. Texas. '(3)
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Para libros en- espanol dirljass
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano.
lis N. Sta. Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio.
Texas.
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ESTA AGENCIA representa- Ia American
Products Co.. dc C~incinnil, Ohio. manuIas-
rrcra de los afamados productos marca
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GASCrI.AS de todas classes, sc comorau.
vendeu ; camotan ASeates De las o%Seula'
ro,,putadc-as autcnistcas Detroit. BaScG-
las .Fa!-bank" Tostadorcs dc cafe "Ro-
val. Noincs &c cafe. Cuch!Ios para car
niec7o y reirigcratores. SOS Main Ave. San
Antonio. Texas. Te!. CT. +22i. H. L. HAN
is MGR.
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACION a la per-
soma que me propcrcione iuformes exactos
aeerca del actual p~aradero de Diego Anaya'
de 80 amos de edaG. estatura alta, color Eho-
reno. ojos grandes. complexion regular. y ca
RI redonda. usa bigote. originate de huani-
oucn de Morales. Michoacan. Mexico. c hijo
de Geronimo Anaya y Dolores Aparicio: Qua
lesquier informe sobre este asunto, dirijase 4
Geronim oAuaya. 3S7 18th st. Riverside
Calf. va
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los SRES. &. P. EIizondo ' r. Castro.
ponen en- conocimieuto del pubico en- EcEc
al y de SIS -umcrosOs amigos que actua;
--cnte sc encuentran estabiecido5 en- q l225
". Houston 81. con el Restaurant DEPOT
CAFE. donde cuentan cen IN se-yicIo unaEaI
ff.n = -avido. HaceR SaDcr tanabien que los
Sabados y DomiagOs &c cada Scmana. sirvca
romo p~lat;lo especial. cabEito y fritada -
,scilc mexieznc. t!tl
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DARE $500 dc qualification 4 n prcsona
que me rropo-cione infornes cxactos acer-
ca del actual paradero dc mi herrnano Je-
sGs Alvarez. de 70 amos de edad. originate
de Lampazos. Mexico, de quien hace va
muy largo tempo no he tenido ninGunas
~roticias. Cualesquier informe sobrc este
asinto. dirijasc a Ignacia Medina. General
Delivery. Waterloo, Nebr.
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vE.EUU EN- ARoNOS naquinus dc eoser
Singer d,ferentes eStilos fon6Graios Co
:-nbin." pianos y maGuinas dc cse-'oir
Oliver" VENpO AL CONTADo discol
Columbia" maQuinas Singer usadas nGy
baraa.. Clases gratis cc DORADO So
HACE HEMSTTrCHING a 20 81. yarda. +.
d. !os Santos. Tel. Travis 1859. us W.
Ccmmsrce 81.
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE caballo. bogue y guarnrc.on' To-
do nor $1,000. zoos ". Salinas St. ti3l
Sc VENDEN mucb,cs. Ocurran de ) a .
+. m. Il S2T Goliad ST. NiI'
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GRATIFICARE con 800 a In persona que
NE proporcionc informcs exactos acerca De-
actual paradero de Falentin Martinez } de
81 esposa Andrea Atilano: el es de estatura
regular. color moreno. como de cuarenta amos
de edad: son originarios de Torre6n. Coahui-
IA: cualesqu;cr informe sobrc este asunto, d.
rijase a Tomas Reyns. N. a. o. 22l W.
Maple St. Oklahoma City. Okla. I'll
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DARE BUENA GRA~TIFICACIoN r Ia perso-
M que me proporcione informes ntactos
acerca dc! actual p~aradeEo del senor LucFS-
clio Figuerca. como dc cuarcnta amos dc
cdad. e~statura regular, color moreno, pe!o
negro, oios cafes. ticne una cicatriz en- IN
cara. del lado izquierdo. oriGinario dc Sa-
lamanca, Guanajuato, = 10 acompanan IN
niho y una nina. el primero de Q amos de
edad Y Ia segunda de Il amos. Cua!esquier
informc sobre este asunto. dirijase a Pedro
FiSueroa. Box So. Ciceo. Ill. I'D
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81 TIENE listed N lote en- e. cemeatc-
rio &c san Fernando y no esta pagacc, &
vo- Lc cozlualcarse aatCS del d!a 10. dc
Aros:o con e. Administrator. s.. VI. II. Flo
-es. Tel. G. ll64 tst
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PARA GANAR MAS DfNERo

Apreada listed IN
giles en- su propia
casa, pOr medic de
nueStro curse espe.
cial, y Ia ayuda de
una persona amerl-
cana, EnvienoS 81
nombre Y direction
V de daremos infor.
mes.
214l2 Main ST.
P. 0 Box SIS
RUDY COLLEGE,
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wa dOuSNou, Texas
In ASCECIO eo LA FREESR sienD-c
- de eHito seSuro. LiSne I'd ~ sieso-c
I=ayrs al y anunciese cesde iuego:S
|SELLCS De COMA de superior calidad 4
VSscios comoGoS- Extenso sur-icO de tipoS =
c-=EatoS. Acentos para q idiOna espanoL
P.ta c~aLaLoso ilustraCo en- espa6o.. ravisT.-
CO 20 ceH-avoS en- escalr2iilas. TcleEOno Ira
Wis $3.50. soe-6I: DoIoEosA SL-San Anto-
TO. Texas. la GnIca casa mexlcana Que
hace seiios en- San Antonio.
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GRATIFICARE con s.. 90 a Ia persona que
me proporcionc infornes exactos scerca del
actual parades1 de In Sra. Claudia Mares.
originaria de Leon de los A!daraas. GUIANA
juato. de IS amos de edad, ~estatura regular.
color Moreno. Quien tiene una hlIe llaTada
V;ccnta Ve!azouez. color bIanco. = con un lu-
ma On ! lado izquierdo de- acars. Cuales-
quier ;nforme sobre este asunto. dirijase a
Felipe Velazquez. Box sos. Green River,
Wvo on
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA una anna de laves. una en-
cargada del ~servlcio de comedor y una re
camarera, con buenas referencias. Quinta
Urrutia. Oops River Ave. III
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PIANO VERTICAL Willard GAIA dc en-
elmo, SIS. 90. Este piano - una verdadera
gangR y csta totalmcnte EarantiZado. Con
diciones libe-alcs. Tclifono Travis so. 3l6
". Commerce St. tl0l
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IN HERMOSO piano vertical "Knabe.' ca
il de caoha. iEual como 81 fuers nuevo,
nor Ia mitad de su presto regular. Sc dara
en- ahouos 81 asi Sc deses. Telefono Travis
so. sis W. Commerce st. (iol
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VENDO o RENTO carEicer,a con enser's.
en- buenas condolences. Ismacl Ierma. 32$
Water St. Tel&fono Or. 500. ti2l
CUANDO listed ncccSitc un caro- dc
MADEIRA . cstacas De c~uaIQuicr clasc. o made
IA mezclada Tara construction de casas. *
criba o telegrafie a Louisiana Lumber and
Single Company. Dallas. Texas.
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NECESTTO una sonora o senorIta que sepa
coccr Polainas. -Dirfjanse a liza. +. Eous-
ton ST.. az
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MASDE psr:a- = repsrar >us pC;acaS : We
Ices = ie Quedaria e-nleramentc nEevas. Pre-
cics c6modos. 6l3 Do,orosa s..
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UN TRAJE POR $500

De casinir q Ia melida. v. Sosu. Sas,r
COZ Dolorosa St, Tel. Travis 5lo2. San An
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De SUMO ENTERES PARA TnDOS LOS
NE%ICANOS. Ofc!aa de informaS'ones en-
gr=STai. AGen6o Por co--eo o ~te.esyato toda
r.asr De eEcsrEcs ; com.SioucS. Y. o CA
&ARENA. UirijaSe ?. o. Box +35 0 visite
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Ia sRA. Virgins L. DEL Ealado de Con
EaIr-- con altos estudos. lscuela francesca
oractics ncspitsAT7a Y eva. oiTcce sus
sr-Tirics en- parties. sCtc-mcdades de SSaO-
"a . az eSpeclali6aG. En- IpS nI1oS- RecO-
nenGaGa pcr lie OscpCg O1eSa. 3ol y. Leo
m S..
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Sc NECESTTA sonora para trabaio dc CO.
Gina. Dir;girse a 6O4 Doiorosa St. (lO)
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Sc NECESITA hmbre con familia para ira
ba lar en- rancho Sc da buena casa, Tips
Hardware Company, ll6 West Commerce st.
il4)
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Sc NECESITA hombre que sepa ordcnar,
con sonora que sepa trabajo de casa; para
trabajar en- rancho Immediate a San Anto-
MO. Dirigirse al Sr. Gonzalez. co L
Prensa. IS)
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N~ECESITAMOS 5000 trabajadores para
trahajo de via :errca cn los Estados dc O.
k!ahoma. Nebraska. Minnesota. Illinois >
Arkansas. en- las sCccioHcs y camnos del
Ro,k Island Ry. Sc paga de 81 r 10 ccnta-
vos por bora. D~irijansc = Wells and Brookes.
1910 Jones St. Fort Worth. Texas.
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Sc NECESTTA persona con7pet"ntc' para Ia
fabrication dc adorros dc paja que seran
usados debaiu dc los platos, en- restaurant
mcxicano. So Moore Bldg. Pregunte por el
Sr. Brown. Tel. CIR. 2i66.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT co. COS West Hous-
ton ST.. purdc proporcionar a listed trabala-
dos y rr.nlcos. Telifono CE. 654i.
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rhS musical selections connected with
iolklore. She pointed out that many
STATES have directors OF music In
Inelr educational departments. She
ton machine which she advocates for
use III this State.
In the House OF Delegates yes
teruay morning. II. J. watkins. OF
iIalliaN. presided ut :: meeting OF
trustees and division superint cndcnts.
The principal speaker Was Mr.. Hart,
who discussed the changes that will
DC made us result of the last con-
sHtntt9nnl amendments affecting tbs
upon teachers salaries, but without
recommending that IL minimum salary
limit should be established:
Inc college and seeondardy school
morning in mechanics Institute; at
which Principal Harrington Wnddeli
presided and Or. kremer j. iioke,
professor OF education ut william.
speaker. He talked on tho Value Of
School Tests" Borrowing this, DIR.
James G. johnson. OF Chnrlottesyille,
spoke on .Thc state High School
Course purse Of study ip English From the
l.; Mammalian. of the University OF Viz
ginia: closed the program. spenkins
on college and University Credit for
Normal school Work" Professor T..
was to have spoken on Vocational
secondary Education in City schools.
but will deliver this talk today at a
meeting of the same group.
Present County reports.
There was n largely attended meet
Ing of the Cooperative Education
Association yesterday morning. At
which county, reports were presnted.
morning in room 112, John Marshall
Miss Euln Atkinson, OF the Fred
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Federal census records that In 1920
more than SO per cent OF the eoun :
try's population WAS found in the
cities. where ton years ago the rural
sections had the creator proportion
of population. lilo showed that forty
five Virginia counties had lost pom
uiation in the last census. while M
,y-two showed n decrease In farm
ing operations. lie followed Mrs.
Munford's plea for rousinE tho In :
dviautA citizen TO II sense OF his re-
sponsibility with n call to the women
voters never to relax their grip on
tho suffrage that has been given
them
Dr. Judd. OF Chicago. was n sneak
or ut n general session of the confer
cnce yesterday morning MS well. In
the morning he contrnsteu the gem
erai education system of Europe with
that OF America. stressinE this coun .
try's untold advantages In free high
schools. and in the evening he touched
on the same subject. while speaking
specifically on the best means by
which to teach Sn. reading IN the cle-
the fourth grade as being the one
most needing attention from the
grade teachers, rs that is the stage
at which most children fail in their
early training.
Attacks "Jn1E" Music
Miss Margaret Nj. Streeter was n
speaker before yesterday mornings
general session. She attacked the
detrimental to the musical tastes of
children and pleaded for n return TO
the study OF the older ballads and
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ericksburs. Normal School, and Miss
FLORENCE Stubbs. of the Womnn's
Normal School, Mt Farmvllle, were
the principal speakers yesterday,
touching upon agricultural matters
mainly.
DR.. j, a. C. Chandler. president of
William and Mary College. will speak
this morning In Mechanics Institute
20 The college and secondary school
group. DIR. I;fnion q. wfllianns. State
Health Commissioners. will give tho
the co-operatlvc body; the Kinder
Carton Association Win gather at
Binford Junior High to hear DIR. Judd,
and the home economies section will
gather in room 400.
In the afternoon 1or. Thomas ].
Farrar, OF Washington and Lee, viii
speak before the Modern Language
section in room 2o2. John Marshall.
on Teach Gcrman--Whyg" DR.. X.
y. BlaokweT1. president OF Rnndolph-
Macon. and many professors of that
ana other State institutions. will be
heard At the English teachers sec
tion In tho Administrative building
this AFTERNOON.
The textbook committee OF tho
Virginia Society of History Teachers.
Mt meeting of that body yesterday
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u. S. IS |MPRECNABLE NO
LONGER, SAYS GEN. COX
Aircraft Can Raid America ut VIII
according to Coast Ar
tfuerY Chief.
MAKES REPORT TO BAKER
Cost to Fortify Boston Alone Will
BE S2O,0OO,OOO, Which Allows
Only Half-Sizc Guns That De-
Tended Paris.
IBy Associated Press !

WARRINGTON. Nov. 25.--NationaI
security and Immunity from attack
'can never be guaranteed with the
same certainty as in the past" Ma jor-
General Cox. chief of coast artillery
declared in his annual report. made
public today. Rapid development of
aircraft during the world war. the
report said, made IL Impossible to
hold of hostile operations from the
area OF the United States.
1t is probable that only students
OF miltaryTarairs realize that revo-
lutionary change has taken place In
the possibilities OF dcfcnse." General
Cox says. The development of air
craft has changed all this completely.
Combat in three dimensions means
That immunity from hostile opera
tions can he secured only by the cs-
Establishment OF defensive surface.
II Is quite impossible TO establish
such surface having the qualities
of the old defensive lines"
The coast artillery corps having
been charged with the duty OF dcvel-
oping defense against aircraft opera
lions, General Cox said. 4 tentative
tb.ah AHS C'As Va IppSNoh
-:dono with anG-aircraft guns and
armament was made. and the estimate
of The cost was S2Oo0o.Ooo.
This involves the installation of
but little more than cnc-half the
number of guns that protected Paris"
General Cox observed "1f the figures
are startling, can only say that. in
my opinion. they are conservative,
rather than cNtravagant. do not
present them fer any sensational pur-
pose.
II do not believe that any clear
thinking man can visualize an inter-
national situation likely to develop
in this generation which would in
volrc Boston in an attack from the
AIR. For the immediate present The
physical limitations upon the radius
of action OF aircraft would make sucn
an attack almost impossible. but de-
velopmcnt of aircraft may. in 4 few
short years. charge the whole aspect
of the relation Of this continent TO
others"
The present anti-aircraft artillery
considered most effective. the report
says. is n a. inch gun on cater
pillar mount Much work has been
done during the year. the report
states. on developing the fourteen
inch types Of gun for railroad car
mounts which are intended as q
mobile addition 10 the permanent
coast defenScs Of the United States
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I."HVINUeU FrOm FIrst FHE"1
class. meaning that each has active
committees working ON all OF the fol-
lowing six subjects: public health,
schooling. farming. good roads. re-
creation and social and civic condi-
tons. Mrs. Munford thanked the
county superintendent for their ac-
tive support OF her organization ana
laudcd the perseverance with which
the rural teachers. especially those
in the one-room schools. have tackled
their problem of awakening the pub
lie conscience to community needs.
Gives Population Figures.
Congressman Moore opened his adj
dress with the statement from thu
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CREATE NEW COURT

Germans Would HIVE Tribunal to
settle Accusations Against
High officials.
BERLIN. Nov. 2..--The Reichsrat,
which is the body representing tho
German federal states, has passed q
I'LL! for the CREATION of a court which
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PANAMA PROTESTS j. S.
ENFORCEMENT ON LAND
Natives Present Memorial to Hard
ing. Asking big Brother"
Policy Toward Them.
FEAR MILITARY DOMINATION
Many Isthminn Problems Are
Crowded Upon prcsitlcnt-Eicct
on Thanksgiving Day--Scnator
Makes No Comment, However.
ny WINDE,, Il. HARRIS.

BALBOA. PANAMA, Nov. 25.-Fcars
Tor the safety OF the republic OF Fen
event of Japanese hostilitics. internal
fanamanian politics. n vigorous pro-
test on behalf or the people of Colon
against the alleged entertainments by
the United States en- liahamanian
territory, Independence and SOW
! erciSnty, the serious fucl problem.
the question OF liquor as ii af
| fects the canal dcfenscs. and the
labor trouble among the canal en-
! ployes-ail these were crowded upon
! l'resident-Eiect Harding on this DAY
OF his vacation in the Canal Zone
Most OF this reached Senator Hard
ing IN dinner gossip and in other in
formal talks except the Colon pro-
test. which was embodied In n print
and the labor question, delegation
seeking the conference to urge in
creased wages. the bettermcnt OF
working conditions lower nriccs at
the commissary and adequate hous-
ing.
The Senator had no comment to
make. however.
Jap Menace Talk Rife.
:, Talk Of the Jahanese MENACE is
imminent. i. is believed here. than is
states /, H d$tsSted IN tha tie the u aaha
would he the first objective of a
as emphasizing the need fc: the
stDnccst sort OF defenscs.
The acquisition of land for this
purpose is. apparently. what caused
the Colon protest. Tho United States
following General Pershinr's insnec-
tion. took over roSoga Island-on tho
Pacific side. under the 1901 treaty. at
is then vSlue.
The l'anamanians feel that this
practically was confiscation and one
OF series Of aEEres sionS.
The protest presented today said:
'lDIN pN dnS tho I'nifaH of
taking parts of our territory, and
little by little destroying our soyor
cirnty. Disgusting its acts under an
appearance of friendship and a spirit
of hclpfulness."
II continued to say that tho rights
of Panama untlsr tho original treaty
are now nothing and it's sovereignty
n Fiction. This condition. II is de-
clarcd. is creating hate. The protest
further said:
Not for Our Integrity"
For the defense OF the canal and
not for our territoriai integrity. the
protection of our sovereignty and the
rcrpetuation OF our indcpcndcncc
the United States requests the Plains
OF AEuadenlce (half way to the Costa
Eican horder). IT may come that
they will tell US OF tho necessity of
asking for the rest" (the remaining
Panamanian territory)
The signcrs declare that all this
amounts 10 n horrible crime and they
ask for 4 big brother policy in the
hope that the episodes OF the military
domination in Haiti md Santo Do
mingo will not be repeated.
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AWAKEN PUBLIC
CONSCIENCE TO
NEEDS OF STATE

lcnntinned From First PageD
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DIR. s: C. Mitchell was chosen presi.
dent fSr the coming year; Miss Bcssie
Randoiph, OF Farmville. first Wee
President:AD r. L. Morton. OF Wi.
liam 9na MARY. SECOND vice president,
Earl G. SVEN. OF William and MARY
Wicker. of this city, seSretary: i d..
j. NJ. Lear. OF FarmviIIe, trcas,,rcr
and Miss Isabelle Field. OF Sionv
Creek, press secretary. 1917
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morning. expressed dissatisfaction
and asked for authority to make a
report on current works to the State
Board of Education. DIR. BLACK well
War History Commission In the alb
sence Of Arthur Kyle Davis. head OF
that body. Miss Mary T.. Pidgeon. OF
round Table discussion on citizenship
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will be supreme in constitutional dis
putes and accusations against minis
tiers, the President OF the republic
and the Chancellor.
IT Will. as q rule. be presided ever
by the president Of tho Supreme Court
which sits at Leipzig. The bin has
still to go before the Rcichstug.
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TELL BRITISH BIRTH RATE
Fewer Born In England and Wales
In 1903 Than fn
7lIA.

LONDON. Nov. 2,.-Thc number OF
births recorded in England and Wales
illeEitimatc. q birthratc of ISIS per
i 900 Of the population. says the an
nhnl medical report OF tho Ministry
81 Health.
in 1903. q record year. there werc
94S,2T1 births or more than 100000
greater than last year
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Discuss In,erna,ionai Questions.

TDkYU. NOV. 21.-Thirtccn iniiuen-
tial societies OF japan have been sum
moned 10 n conference which Is 10
.maururatr Il plan for y nation wide
expression OF opinion on Japanese
American questions.
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orcr yenI.cIo. rrcxi,I,uc,.

CoNsTA&TlNopLE, Nov "a
Armenians here are discussing the
of offering the presidency
OF the Armenian republic 10 former
Premier Nenizelos, OF Greece.
Evening star., 1920-01-13
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