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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-11

una luz muribunda la densa psnum-
bra dc Ia llanura.
GQuien no conocio don Juan Ra
mon Quifiones. ell anciano de luengas y
venerables barbas y do cabeza cubierts
por una como melena do le6n encane
cido?
Lo prueba la comitiva finebre aus
acompaiio al feretro hasta su Ultima
morada, quo fu6 una verdadera demos
TRACTION de duelo al que fu6 eli vida el
hombro de la humanidad.
Nunca supo odiar nj nunca tuvo ems
migos, y cuando lie llamaban en demau
da de favores, el vieio jinete que acs
ba de caer. supo siempre servir pisdo
samente al pobfe, al mendigo al ns
cesitado, llevando ell balsamo del con
suelo aquel hogar aquella alma trists.
Y, todas ls< classes socialea todcs
los partidos politicos cortejaron 'al ca
daver del iinetc octogenario, on la tar
de en- que Sc refugiaba Ell La soIedad
bajo Ia losa del sepulcro dondo qusda
ba solo. -. solamente con los Muer
tos
iDuerma tranquilo!
Lloran la afigida esposa. los hi
jos huerfanos y los amigos quo has
dejadc -.
iDuerma para siempre! 49,.
Y mientras tanto, los quo aqui nos
quedamos, elevaremos nuostras plega-
rias al Dios de las Alturas para gus
(Continua en- Ia pagina 81 !
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-11
OTRO GRAN SANA-
TORIO EN- La Ca
PITAL DE CUBA

La Association Canaria', de Cuba
inaugurara dentro de pocos dias un
Gran Sanatorio en- la Habana
Debido a los esfuerzos que viene rea
lizando la Comision de Obras ell CO
mite Executive de la Association Ca
naris' par6cenos que bien pronto ten
dram los canario sde la Gran Antilla uno
de los mejores Sanatorios de America.
La fpca Mora, adquirida por la
Association es ell sitio que Sc ha esco-
gido para edificar el esplendido sanato
rio. La extension de terrenos pasa de
cuatrocientos mil metros de superficie;
y una vez ediicado ell numero de pa
bellones necesarios, ha de quedar una
extension sufcientemente amplia para
dedicarla una granja agricola, que
producir& legumbres, huevos leche
otros productos de gran consume en- ell
Sanatorio.
Como Sc desea hacer desaparecer por
complete de este magnifico sanatorio,
ell aspecto de un lugar destinado Ell
fermos, Sc estableceran excelentes par
ques de recreo, jardines, Sc perfec-.
cionara una parte del terreno para de
dicarlo toda clase de juegos atleti-
cos, fin de que tan pronto como los
enfermos vayan convaleciendo, puedan
recuperar sus fuerzas perdidas Y pue
dan respirar ell aire ibre.
Sc construiran avenias de concrete,
y cada lado de las mismas Sc sembra
ran arboles, proporcionando asi a los
enfermos convalescientes toda clase de
recreo y expansion, para de esa name
ra evitarles en- 10 mas possible ell abu-
rrimiento de su enfermedad, 81 esta Sc
prolonga por mucho tempo. ;,
Los pianos de las ipstalaciones sani
tarias estan hechos con todo Ell adelan
to y ell comfort" que hasta ahora
nos ha dado la ciencia en- esa mate
ria. Ademas, en- todos los edificios
ell cada una de las habitaciones del Sa
natorio habra un telefono, la vez que
Sc establecera un sistema de tiembres
y combinaciones, que proporcionaran
los enfermos toda clase de comodida
des.
A entrada de este palacio, como muy
bien pudieramos llamarle, Sc construi
ra un magnifico parque. en- el cual Sc
sembrara un arbol procedente de cada
una de las siete islas mas importantes
del archipelago de Canarias, que da
ran sombra . un monumento que Sc lie
vantara en- la misma entrada del pa
bell6n centrico del immense Sanatorio.
En- las parties traseras y lateraies del
edificio, Sc levantaran tapias de concre
to, y en- la parte del frente, una her
mosa verja de bronco.
Con todas las comodidades que aca
bamos de enumerar, Sc levantara con
orgullo el insuperable palaoic de la sa
lud EN- las sfueras del termino mnnici
pal de la ciudsd de la Habana ,frente
al sanatorio de LA Esperanza", ale
jado del aire viciado y de todo bulli
clio de la tiudad. Toda esta obra, ins
prada por espiritus sanos y corazones
llenos de nobleza, hara que los enfer
mos ALI recluidos suenen con i'm yer
dadero paraiso.
Ell CORRESPoNSAL
Habans, % dc setiembre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-11

A diversas fiestas celebradas durante
la permanencia del acorazodo "Alfon
so XIII" concuITieron mu:nas sefo
-:tas do Ia "elite" social portorriqne
M. eptre las que Sc encontraban Olga
Hernandez, Provi y Laura Armstrong,
Angela santini, Tita y Joey Argueso,
Elisita Toro, Maria Luisa Frias, Ce
leste y Margarita Iglesias, Pepita y
Ana Maria valdes y otras mas cuyos
lindos nomtres no recuerdo.
AINO ACKTE.
Nan, VorLy entias,,l,ro da 1Q00
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Ecos de Nueva York
La gran exhibition portorriquena.- Fies-
tas al "Alfonso KIP. Eel otono llega

eel entusiasmo de Cuba v Puerto Rico
10 recibimos aqui en- New York.
En- cuanto a Puerto Rico, mi amigo
x me decia: Jamas olvidare Puerto
Rico Esa ishta tan querida que guar
da tan bellas gentes ocupa sitio pre-
ferente EN- mis- afectos y manifesto
clones de la misma indole hacian todos,
oficiales simples marinos.
Es muy halagador haber dido las fra
ses del sefior Gonzalez Billion EN- cuanto
la amada tierruca. Siendo de casa,
seria inmodestia decirlas.
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La moda, aun no ha dado su dicta
men sobre 10 que ha de usarse en- la
prssente estacion.
De Paris nos vienen las nuevas de
que predominant la falda corta, ha-
biendose estrechado va un POGO. Todo
depende del material que Sc use para
la hechura de estos.
Las medias Nunca habiase visto una
divsrsidad tan bonita en- medias. Las
hay primorosas por la variedad de di-
bujos. En- cuanto la sutileza es en-
Icantadors, cast transparentes. Tan
transparenses Sc estilan que Mile :.
que desembarc6 de Paris en- esta sema
ma, no traia medias. La piel trans
lucida y blanca era tods su indumen
taria en- las piernas. Las Yankees Sc
han quedado estupefactas ante Ell spirit
y el chic de esta francesita.
Los sombreros, muy sencilos, hay
graciosisimos modelos Ell duvetine ter
ciopelo adornados con bordados y Gin
tas doradas y plateadas, siendo muy
popular cl color rojo en- sus diferentes
tonos. Lady Lucille expone en- sus sa-
lones do la calle 81, bellisimos modelos
de trajes de noche en- color negro, con
feccionados en- malinas, saten ava
lorios; todos on ell nuevo estilo dk
psnta-gown.
Algunas tiendas exhiben sencillos
modclos de serge bordados con piedras
dc colores 1
Los zapatos. Los atsdos con correas
hebillas estan muy en- boga. Los
short vamp" van va de paso. Pre-
douina cl color girls.
DE TEATRo. Ha gustado mucho la
adaptaci6n del drama Mari del Car
men dc FeliG'', al ingles. Lleva p6r
titulo "Spanish Love"
Lucidisimo cuanto mas selecto re-
suite Ell concerto del domingo Ell ell
"Sslwyn Theater". Lazaro, nuestro
gran tenor, Ell virtuoso del violin Xa
vier Cugat, y Huarte, nuestrp gran
afamado pianista, discipulo de Ora
nsdos, nos deleitaron dejandonos oir
sus dulces melodias. FL concerto fu6
patrocinado, por cl Embajador de Es-
pafia en- Washington, senior Riaiios,
todo 10 mas escogido de Ia colonia his
pano americana, hacia gala de presen
cia.
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III otono SO acerca.

III otoho Sc acerca.
sMuy. quedamentc sentimos sus tier
mas Caricias; suaves helados vienteci
Los quieren acariciarnos, avisandonos
y recordandonos que debemOs abando
mar va Ia frivohdad de la vestimenta
veranicga; para embozarnos en- pieles
y abrigos.
iou6 pena! Sc iran los dgas res
plandecientes tibios que recuerdan
el amado tr6pico!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-11

materias del tabaco; el mohO, sus con
secuencias tabacos sentidos y sus con
secuencias. {
Francisco Miranda BARBosA
Bayamon, octubre 9.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-11

Mucho gusto he tenido en- saludar
mis- estimados amigos los esposos
Huyke, quienes Sc hospedan en- Ell Ho
tel Astor.
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Ell Alfonso XIII. Nos visit6. Con
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PERSoNALES. Angelita Santini, la
muy simpatica amiguita esta de TEN
porada en- casa de los esposoS Subirana.
iQue mucho tempo este entire nos
otrs! Z tp
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Bayam6n, octubrs 8.
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T. BRACHo ALBoRNoz

octubrs de 1920.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
Smartly Styled Suits at a
Price Every Woman Can
Afford to Pay

This is the sale every thrifty
woman will welcome with joy,
for every suit represents a net
cash saving of many dollars.
Women may be led to believe
on account of these low prices
that these suits are left-overs
or odds and ends. On the con-
trary, they are here in splen-
did variety of fabrics, shades
and models that portray the
newest creations which were
eagerly accepted by the ultra
fashionable.
$500 to $250.O0-33l/s%o off
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
SENATOR CAPPER MAKES
IMPASSI0NED APPEAL
Continued from Page One.

Continued from Page One.
are going to cost more instead Of
less.
For four years, wheat farmers, as
whole, have little more than broken
even. hut the net profits of the Is
plants of the STANDARD Milling Com
pluy have been increased 100 per
cent. but not because OF increased
wages and taxes.
The humble banana. controlled by
tho United Fruit Company with its
fleet Of % ships has become a king
ly profitecr. Its net earnings for
10 months ending December last,
equal Az per cent on fifty millions
of stock outstanding
"Ou greatest agricuIture-tied hand
and foot-has been made the help
les. victim Of spectators and profit.
GERS.
"lt is wrong to assume because if
extravaganza flaunts itself in our
cities, that plenty exists in all the
homes of the land. People who have
never known want or privation are
living today in tents instead Of
homes, thousands Of men, women and
children are compelled to do without
necessary shoes and clothing, if not
fuel, and certain articles Of food.
"The need Of drastic action by gov
ernmental agencies III the enforce
mcnt of the laws has been increasing
ly evident for months. We already
have laws against proftccring. If
Jbosc charged with enforcement OF
these laws will see that the profit
hogs are sent to Jail, prices will soon
tumble"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
SERIOUS ALLIE GA 7 ION S
SET FO RTH IN A SUIT
F|E[EO TO RESCINO AN
OIL ROYALTY CONTRACT

Saturday afternoon a suit was filed
In district court that is Of especial in.
terest to the oil fraternity.
The style OF the suit is j. r. Dick
son q l' IS Charles S Lynch ct al
and ID 1r money jul nent and
recisioa Of contract
a. a Ledbettor, as attorney for
plain Is, alleges in his petition that
defenalnts approached plaintiffs ana
represented to them that they could
purchase an undivided onehalf inter
est IN the royalty on n 16s acre tract
Of land in Eastland county. Texas. ami
that the same had been purchased by
the said defendants from C. c.. Vaught
for the sum Of $7l,40O, ana further
proposed to place the tillo of the roy.
atty in tho hands Of H. @. Carr. as
trustee and sell same 10 plaintiffs.
Plaintiff further alleges that do.
Pendants did not pay the amount
above alleged for the royalty in this
land, but that the purchase price was
approxlmatcly $35oOo, and these
plaintiffs now say that tho said de.
Pendants falsely represented to them
the amount that thcy were paying
Alleging further plaintiffs set
forth several allegations of fraud and
ask that upon hearing q Judgment be
rendered in their favor for the
amount Of money each had invested
In the proposition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

senator Lcnroot republican, Wis
consu said that if "a single million
airc were sent To LeavonWorth un-
dcr the laws now on the books some
of this profiteering would be stop
pod"
Attorney General Palmer" he
said. lis setting a few mouse traps
around the country when he ought
20 be setting bear traps. Not one
ching is done TO the big profiteers." >"
Senator Thomas. democrat, Color
edo, replying to Senator's Capper
and I.cnroot, said. nearly all the
big profiteers he knew about person
ally, were members of the republi-
can party"
- can assure the senator from
Wisconsin" he said, that at the end
Of the next administration he has
mentioned. he will find their efforts
to reduce profiteering as miserable
n failure as in his estimate are those
of today.
"All profiteers ought TO be punish
ed. But it ought to understand now
that we are fighting conditions in
stead Of causes. We are as foolish
in some Of our plants as a child who
stumbcs over a chair and then
turns around and kicks it,"
Governmental expenditures, Senator
Thomas said, should be considered
one cause of the difficulties. Men.
tioning the soldier bonus proposition
the increase in veterans pensions he
suggested that eve do our part here
instead OF only complaint at the re-
suits"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
TO THE ARDMORE PUBLIC

Through the columns OF the Ard
public OF Ardmore, for your splendid
reception Of the presentation Of my
little play ON Thursday night. When
responding TO your call for the au'
thor so great WAS the tumult OF
your generous applause that l did
not hear the call FOR n speech While
not given to spcochifying, l would
have been glad, had | heard the call,
then and there to thank you dear
ucpple for your graciousncss and re-
sponsiveness and also to take thal
opportunity to tell you what | think
5f Nessrs. Hart, Mullen and Sayre
and all the caste from the leading
lady to the scrub woman and the
man who died for us, who one and
all put forth stupendous efforts to
make the play a success. They were
simply fine ana just so long as l
live l want TO assure them that n
warm heart and two willing hands
are always ready to serve them.
The net receipts for the evening
arc $500. which will be devoted to n
library for the nurses Of the ard
more School Of Nursing"
The object of the play was to get
the public Interested in the profcs'
sion. for TO bald up a big city and
establish your schools, your churches
etc, and leave out your school for
nurses. il like building q big shin
equipping II and sending it to sea
without life boats. The doctors toe
como in for their praise. who docs
not love his family physician? He is
like the family Bible: he can tel
you your age. who your mother and
father are and YOU always so tc
nm when in trouble.
am glad / am an Ardmore citi
zen. The happiest moment of my
/ life was when [ received your moro
than generous applause Thursday
evening.
Again ana again ] thank you
! MRS. WALTER HARDY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

ssesN; y
.aMsa| |
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
Old Clothes Needed

lt you have any wearing apparel,
hats, shoes underwear any gar
mcuts for men. women or children,
YOU can spare. YOU are urged to
turn them Immediately to the Ben
eyOlcnt Association.
with the continued increases in
prices Of clothing, It Is proving diff
Gculr for the poor to purchase suf
ficieut wearing apparel and while
you are discarding garments left
over from last season or putting
aside such garments that you could
DO without some Of the extra cloth
ing you have on hand, notify the
Benevolent Association at once and
.h,y VIZ 5c called for without de
lqy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
Randol Cafe Changes Hands

Alexander and Grayos, proprietors
OF, the Whittington Cafe, have pur'
chased the cafe in connection with
the Randol hotel and will close it
in order to make some needed alter
ations. The new proprletors will
open the place as soon as the work
is finished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
OF L. S.
IN MEXICAN TROUBLE
Is UNCHANGED

Continued from Page One)
who is serving under General Obre.
gon, had entered Colma and was
menacing the Carran2a garrison at
the state capital.
Dispatches to the American gov.
ernment today said that according
to Mexico City, 10 senator's ana 50
had been dropped from the payroll
because Of their sympathies with OBJ
regon.
From Chihuahua comes reports
that many officers and men of the
63rd Battalion, Mexican army, sta
toned at La Cruz. had on April Il.
joined the anti.Carran2a movement
The Mexico City press yesterday
announced that Francisco Figuiroa,
governor Of Guerrero, had revolted
but that the federal forces Of teh
state, under General Maycot had
remained loyal Advices from Mich
oacan, several days ago, announced
that Maycot had joined the rebels
General Angel Flores, commander
Of the Sonora rebels, pushing south
through Sinaloa, broke the federal
Inc at the San Lorengo river on
Npril 90. the advices stated. Flores
claims that order is being maintained
in the territory under his control
and that troops and supply trains
are on the way from the north to
Culiacan, capital Of Sinaloa, which
ls Flores headquarters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
MARRIAGE BUREAU IS
LEADING c DIVORCE MILL

Notwithstanding the past week has
bccn a record breaker in the way Of
divorce suits flied the marriage Ii.
censo record maintains It's average
Of from ~ to 20 a week.
On Wednesday OF the past week
there were two divorce suits filed,
an Thursday five were filed and y
Friday two more more had been en-
tered as early as 10 o'clock.
lncompatibiity of temper and non
import are the most frequent allie
hons Of the divorce suits filed.
MARRIAGE licenses during the week
have been issued as follows:
r. /. Mcdonald, 5j, to Mrs. Ruth
Ncrvan, 2S. both of Wilson.
Arthur Dudley, %, Hcaldton, tC
Miss Lille Cain ~, Ranger.
a. c. Bonnett 90, to Miss Maymic
Moore. o. both Of Wilson.
Lysh White, 90 10 Miss Jewell Cow
nm, IS, both Of Ardmore,
OFT White. a. to Miss Thoma Shcl
ton. rs, both Of Baum
riortwcll tmbc, 2l. amarillo Tex
MS. to Miss MAZDA Hill, %, Woodford
Harry L. Hin "a, Ardmoro, &c
Miss Floye E Harrison. 20, Nc
Alestcr.
FREQ spemy, 81, Ardmore, to Miss
A. h. German Is, Henrietta Texas
Clinton Isaac, &c. to Miss Mary
Jauo Robertson H. both Of Arlmore
Clarence Turner 29 Tulsa, 10 Mis-.
Mabel DaVOrc %, Enid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
BANKERS WALL0PED BY
JUICES BALL TEAM

Tie baseball game between the
Bankers and the Consumers Light
and Power Company Friday after
noon resulted in q victory for the
Consumers by score of TO l.
The game developed q lot Of on
thusiasm and a large crowd was out
to witness the sport
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

The beautiful doh in Sessions win
dow, will be given away next Sat
urday. come in and let US tell you
about it, 1lG West Main.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

Douglas, Ariz.-American army Of
fcers are watching situation along
border and precautions are being TAX
en-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

New Yorl.--Clothing stores advertise
reductions in prices of
cothing, both mems and womens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

The beautiful doll in Sessions win.
Tow. viii be given away next sat
urday. come n and let us tell you
about lt liG West Main
The Colorado statesman., 1920-02-28
RUSSIA MAKES
PEACE OFFER
BOLSHEVIKI ARE WILLING TO
ACCEPT DEMOCRATIC FORM
OF GOVERNMENT.
WANT LOAN FROM U. S.
WILL WITHDRAW DECREE AN
NULLINo RUssIA's FOREIGN
DEBT, is REPORT.
Western Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, Feb, 27.-In a new
peace proposal to the great powers,
reported I'm official dispatches re-
ceived, soviet Russia pledges estab-
lishment of democratic principles In
Russia and the calling of constitu-
ent assembly. 1t promises further to
withdraw the decree annulling Rus
sia's foreign debt. restoring go per
cent of the liability, and also to pay
arrears of interest, giving as n guar
antee for the fulfillment of its obliga-
ions considerable mining concessions
IF platinum and silver to an Anglo
American syndicate.
In return and in addition to the
formal peace treaties, the soviet gov
arnment would require Great Britain
and other countries TO abandon all in
tervention in Russian affairs.
1t also proposes that the United
States allow a credit to Russia, con-
1itional upon considerable concessions
in that country.
A dispatch from London quoting a
Moscow wireless message, said the
soviet government had made new peace
overtures to the United States, Japan
and Rumania. No such proposal has
reached the State Department ana
officials were unable to say whether
the peace suggestion contained in the
other official advices as outlined
above were those referred to in the
Moscow radiogram.
The suggestion that the United
States had been coupled with Japan
and Rumania in a new peace offer
was received with some surprise.
1t was assumed, however, that the
new offer was in line with the con-
Sistent policy of the soviet govern
ment to attempt separate negotiations
with the allied and associate powers.
The Supreme Council Mt London has
announced that it would not negotiate
with the soviet, for the present at
least. This action does not bind the
United States, however, as the Ameri-
,an government is not represented in
the council.
In the absence of any official in
timation as to the probable course OF
the United States should a peace Of
fer come officially from the soviet
government, it was recalled that the
American government was the first
to proclaim the Bolsheviki as interna-
tional outlaws. In some quarters 1t
was said that in view OF this it ap-
peared probable that the United States
government would not consider peace
proffers unless democratic principles
actually had been applied to the Rus
sian government.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-02-28
sio Cut in Army Officers.

Washington.-Eigh thousand fewer
army officers than asked for by the
War Department are provided by the
House army reorganization bill, pre-
sented by Chairman Kahn of the mil
itary affairs committee. Reductions In
the number of officers were made In
every branch of service, but the sharp
est cut was for the aviation service
which received only 1,514 of the 4,o"J
asked for In all the department
sought 261T9 officers and the House
committee granted 1880.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-02-28
ANNOUNCEM ENT.

The political ball has started
its rolling and according to gen
eral information the following
citizens have announced their
candidacy for the respective po-
sitions:
United States Senator
SAMUEL D. NICHOLSON, to
succeed Senator Thomas, Demo-
crat, from Colorado.
CARL SCHUYLER for U. S.
Senator.
oliver II. Shoup, for Governor,
to succeed himself; Arthur M.
Stong, at present State Auditor,
for Treasurer.
These men are we'll known Re-
pub,icans and have attracted
widespread public attention in
the State of Colorado. Electors
are beginning to shape them
selves for what promises to be
one of the liveliest and most i'm
portant political contests in this
state. Follow the COLORADO
STATESMAN for proceedings.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-02-28
Reds Advance on Chinese Frontier.

that the Bolshevik advance in Siberia
continues. The Red troops have ad-
vanced to the Chinese frontier in the
Iii river district and have demanded
that the Chinese government give up
the Russian consul and all refugees
and permit the appointment of Bolshe-
vik consus in the province of Iii. Fail
ing compliance with this demand, the
Reds threaten to reoccupy the prov
ince
The Colorado statesman., 1920-02-28
Gives 100000 Endowment.

Detroit, Mich.-A $2,OOO,OOO endow-
ment to the University of Michigan, to
be used in the education of women OF
the far East, has been announced here
as the gift of Levi II. Barbour, Detroit
manufacturer. The fund is to come TO
the university from rentals to be de-
rived over a period of ninety-nine
years from piece of property which
was formerly Mr.. Barbour's home.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-02-28
Adopts Chance on Mandatories.

Washington.-The Republican reser-
vation regarding mandatories, at
tached to the peace treaty last NO
vember over the opposition of thirty
three Democratic senators, was re-
adopted by a vote of 6S to in the
Senate after administration leader
had withdrawn their opposition to it.