davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
La VIOLENTA DIMISlON
DE LOS GABINETES
Sc considera como una de-
mostracion de las dificulta-
des para adoptar las
condolences economicas
y politicas de paz
aliada

PARIS ,lunio Cola simuitanea
dimis:6n oc cuatro gabinetes euro
oeos.-el i,allano, polaco,e hungaro y
austriaco,-sc considera en- los clrcu
los oficiaIes de esta capital. como
6emostraCIn de las ditiCuitades pa
"a adaptar las conGiGiones eco1oml-
cas- ' p~olitica a las condolences de
paz.
Las causa ~inmediatas de as dirl-
stones han sido differences Ell cada
case. psro Getras de eHaS. deCia hoy
IN G~ipionui.tico francec bien infor-
mado, SC encuentran Ia ansiedad
ecou6mica Y el malestar general, con
lenta congoja por parte de los pue-
bios no G~e.rotados que no ss recon
Gillian con los sacrificios que Sc les
pide.
Los jCNenes gobicrnos ~par!amenta-
rios.-deciarj este diplnmaticO.-se-
ran ~susceptiples a estas crisis por al
gun tiemco, hasta que Ia situaci6n
p~olitica haya cristal.zado Y los di-
ferentes partidos Sc organicen de
manera qLe puedan manteHcr mayo
ras homouereaS detrAs dc suS Gabi-
netes.
De las cinco crisis pendientes dc
resolution solamento Ia italiana Y Ia
alenaua intereSan en- este PATS de-
cia-aron hoy los ~funcionarios. Sc de-
cfa que eI advenimiento del cXprimer
ministro Giolitti en- Ia Situacion tia
Llama provocaba inQuietudes en- Guam
to Sc suponia Que Con~stituiria una ten
Gencia por partc de Italia de llevar
a cabo separadamente II politica
con AIemaria. mientras Ia ~situaci6n
alemana Sc seguia o el mayor in
teres a causl de Ia posi6ilidad de
que So produzca una reacci6n que sig
rifificarfa ID rcsistencia a IL ele-
cuci6n del tratado de Versailles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
El CONFLICTO DEL PAN

MADRID. Junio 20.-Empeora la
question del pan en- esta Corte. Y con
csc \motivo. 81 G~obernador Civil ha
celebrado !; conferencia con Ell Mi
nistro de "'omento, a fin de ~afrontar
81 nal. Los ~penaderos Sc siguen re-
Sihtiendo a elaborar ell pan corrien-
te. deciarandc que les es impossible
al precio qua actualmente les cuesta
Ia harina. Los h~arineros en- entrevis-
IA celebrate con ell Primer Ministro
Dato, dical que 81 no baja el precio
del triEo no moleran IN srano mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
TAMBIEN ESPANA TIENE
UN PROGRAMA NAVAL
IncIuye la construction de un
buen numero de barcos
para la segunda Escuadra

LONDRES JUNO 2o.-El Gobierno
espahol est4 p~reparando un proyec-
20 de ley dispcniendo Ia construction
de la scgunda escuadra. segln un
Gespacho de Madrid, a la Agencia de
Noticias Exchange Telegraph.
En- el plan Sc incluyc la construc-
ci6n de buen nGmero de navfos de
distintos tipos( agregase en- el des-
paCho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
e c0NSIDERA GRAVE LA
SITUACION ALBANESA
Las tropas insurgentes de csc
pals han sido reforzadas
por serbios

ROMA, JUNO 2O.-La sltuacion en-
Albania es CONSIDERABLE muy grave
Los insur-entes albaneses han sido
r~eforzados Dor serbios equipados Por
los americauos y lleyando unlformcS
a~mericanos.' dice el p~eri6dico Il ldea
NaZionalc," agregaudo: rs Vcrddd
que la ~ofcnsiva de las tropas serolas
y ,.~ucoslavas no uionen mas ohjetlfo
que ~expulsar a Italia de los BalNa-
res.'
Sc espera que los italianos Sc We
ran obligados a evacuar AntiVarls'
pues los serbios va han ocupado ell
f~errocarril. Los serbios tambitn anne
razan Ia gu~arnici6n italiana en- Sou
tart. Avionl fuG atacada despues de
ser e~ntregado I'm ultimatum por el
cue Sc eXlgfa III evacuation por los
i~talianos on 81 horas pero los in
surgenteS fucrun r~echazados con las
puntas de las bayonetas. p~erdiendo
200 muertos = siendoles hechos mu-
chos ~prisioneros. Las bajas dc los
italianos fueron p~equenas, aunque va
rios contingencies IGNORES Sc rindle-
ron Y a algunos sc les capture por
ei enemigo. IL general italiano Ca
vallo fuA CapturaGo en- una renida
lucha que So sostuvo en- los a~rrabaies
de la ciudad. Los buques dc guerra
de Italia oombardearon las posicio-
nos lie los insurgentes Y a~rrasaron
las aldeas do Dukati, TrisE, Radina y
Kaniua.
FL peridico "Corriere d'Tta,ia" dice
que dcspues dc IN llamadG reCiente
del general Eaimondo. q commando
dc Avionl fue confiado al general
Bobbioad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
LA JORNADA DE TRABAJO
PASA LOS MARINOS

LONDRES, JUNO Cola COME
rencia International de Marines de
Genova. segGn IN despacho de Ia
Agencia Reuter-, desde dicha ciudad
i~taliana ha decidido afirmar 81 prin-
cipio de la scmana de IS horas de
trabajo para los marinos.
Los delaCados que asisten a Ia
Conferencia ~pertenecen a once ma
clones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
NUEVA oEUDA DEL ESTAOO
EN- LA CHECO-ESLOVAQUlA

PRAGA, Ckecoestovaquia, Junio 20.
La Asamblea Nacional estudiara
esta semana Ia emission de una nue.
va deuda fiotante. Ell dinero que sc
obtenga po- este medio,-cuya suma
So fijarA por la Asamblea--Se destl-
nara a cubr;c el deficit de los pre-
supuestos J Z comprar l,Oeo.OOO,OO
Ge coronas dc cerealcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
FALLEClO FL PRINCIPE CHAO
IA CHARAKRA

LONDRES. JUNO 2o.-El Principe
Chao TIA Charakra Bonss Phuva-
narth, hermano del Rey de Siam Chao
Fa Mahae Vej!rayud, y h2redero pre-
sunto al troro. falleci6 aver en- Sin
gapore Su muerte fue motivada por
una puli7onla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

FL actual Rey naci6 ell Ola l de
1851. Su hernano naci6 ell 3 de Mario
dc 1853. En- 1910 Sc anunci6 Official
mente que mientras el nuevo Rey no
tuviese succession masculine, cl trono
pasara a los hijos de Ia Reina ma
DIRE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

II DuQue de EnQUeIaure enContrt
un dia q IN pobre paisano suyo. que
solicitaba Una a~udiencia de Luis XIV.
Al YER ell duQue aQuel hombre, que
era fefsimo. lie cogi6 del brazo Y lie
hizo penerrar en- la regia camara, di-
ciendo al rev:
Senior, recomiendo eficaznente a
Y. VI. a este paisano MIC: &c - hom-
bre a quien debo estar agradecido to-
da la vida.
-iPor que causa? - preEunt5 Ell
soberano.
-Forque. 4 no ser por s., yo ten
drfa Ia desEracia de ser Ell hombre
mas fec de vuestro RENO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
ESSAD BAJA PRESENTlA
QUE MORIRIA ASESINADO
En- varias o~casiones anterio-
res Sc habia intentado
quitarle Ia vida

PARIS JUNO 2o.-De Ia autopsia
que Sc practice al cadaver de Essad
Bals. expresidente provisional de Al
bania V jefe de a delegation albanesa
en- esta capitll, que fue muefto hace
dias. por un estudiante albanes, Sc
ha deducido que la muerte fue ms
tantanea.
La esposa de ESsad Baja sali6 de
Constantinopla para Paris Ia sema-
ma pasad Y Sc esperaba su llegada en-
ell dia de hey. FL P~rocurador, Gene
raj Teodora Lescouve, ha :nterrogado
psrsonaImente al joven estudiante al
hanes. Ruslem Aveni. esta manana.
Este declare:
"Obre volu1tariamente Y 20 me Pc
sa. He matado en- nombre de Alba
MIA"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

ROMA. JUNO 20.-Declaraciones
semioificiaIos publicadas hoy, desert
biendo los ataqucs albancscs en-
Aviona admiten que dos destacsmen
tos italianos en- Ia colina rs V en-
G'orni, desnues de heroica resisten-
ia, Sc rindieron a fucrzas abruma-
doras.
I'm la noticia Sc ahade. sin embar-
go, que otro ataque ell gran escala
sobre Avlona, efectuado ell II de jul
MO, al cual acompan9 una revuelta
de los habitantes musulmanes de Ia
pobalci6n, fuG rechazado con grandes
perdidas por parte de los rebeldes.
Las bajas ~iIalianas, segGn las decla-
raciones ci:adas, no e~Xcedieron de 10
muertos Y so heridos. Los refuersos
estan llegando ahora Y Ia Ease cri-
tica de la situaci6n ha sido dejada
atras, afirma 81 parte semioficial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
SOCIOLOGICAL Y PoLiTICA-

En- Casa A~jcaa-FaE.aas @i ~5~e 40.
,,s-e..-g lc Espal2 y .oN EsGG0s
ijnidss sobos Mexico. gos e. LIZ To- =
-5a;o EsaIi,eI CSre&on
La nGsmA o0Ta. cHgas:aea 81 'r4N ~
- Pol!eus e Kiss slccs. poE n,
90 q ,sa.ion 2oI..ea K Mczls0- IA
ro,snuI ION y Ia CssLzalE1. 2'E -
Emilio hs0aSS III
ximSnsz o. cisnesos- Ens1yo De s"- a.
- S.sas.sa 2or el Lis. jose E-E-cro S1-'s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
HISTORIA.

vr-srT AvfESTO Dr. NtHl-
wITTaNO Y OE StS -
SiTgaTOS y NFJiA- r7ia2 e'
rstsrc. prlsioUcro5 IN Z. 0'''0
Campaigns. iueses y aetsn~"Ee'.
.Ts,r-xDS. -e1trHcraooE = n1'
s'ohS, N, Nagsrriliauo N1-7
te- F~e H., rfi-f5u conforH'c al
- az rrrurnr-s cu ~ NFE'' -,
- i,ansraI Gc "a Macon
rnPpvspoNDENCJA DE JlA&s1
vONTLCC- No-ar as nv,
So9gra. A.mon,c a HIdaato. o.
me- d Js-SC~- lzp-'ner- ;
,-,.lsnax &c Frrgy. g-ss~' n
= C5rsulrs. q Tnre-io ea Mexico. e'S-s' ~
n1SCrRSOS y WASifiE>LH7 ~
SESTTO JUAREZ. dcsdN 1855. SlAS
= ga. S,r1taGo a "a LsEsaslz4 &C
- Ia.ta ls7- On cue 't''Slv- =,
S-5o p-r4iEer,e de = ReploHta
=. IIBRo RoJO: hsto-a de los
ADDE'S Crimeuss - Mexico auTag-S
C.,-r,.,, 81 V;-c-ynaJu. Ia SF
"A Soh'I Ima.-.S. Oo-a de R5va
$50 Na.oos. Payne y 81 Lie. IA
80 y---,,a- q. "a Torr". gHe iNe
.Sfs,.s- del Enpc-ador MaTln'hSno:
Dos tcnCs -----.-
Eprs,d,os E,.tares HeyeaHgs -1us.TG 81
rnJsrcnLencIa : DIVISION \oEJ~a@er IN
ns Dos .Uuros ,.--.------
u-,.,-,a DO ,,-s-ia. dcsGe .0s t'cnpos ae-
.n;.os hasra n A-snemoracion Gel lmFs-
rio de AleylGLrO
sr,.o-ia Patr.a por don Jus'o Sierra >Ve
"a IutC-venciUn ) = tnV=r'c, i~'
AExEez-Cgatso E.aacvs ten9'. r-NEs n,
de-nados en- te-2 60
uSxico y.eic y Anesd6:leo. ooT G'h.-
iez o6reEon, No'as SSiorcAs. 'r'e" :, n
Ss, = sosysm5res. ia t2mo - S'.'S
NrSCELANEA. iieta7snes. csTcr.'f,S'
ps,quisas judIciaiss. eo@HH.s~oT.. = n
a. rar;as. etc. roy Benz" Ju"'e-'
Sr-vSo ne TMPEEIO: MavTuilaro. n
S-a,dss de- IA cvpcGic5ou .cNrrznle-o Il
Mexico. i5era.rs 9 s,nserSaao7s-
TrnFe Aliaaza. Ios No.a5e~. Po'sH
=, N7SimlIano. Juram"nt", exc POI .
~ Nn.Lnt - -----.-... - 10y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

FL Martes a las 1880 en- Ia Plaza
del Alamo,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
IiRRos De LECTuRA.

c,-gz5r.-Diasio Sc IN Niao. 00T "a
Artcis
=, 4pr.I d. H~oEa--biaro Drimer' ae so.
tire. rAra niHas soc
81 Angel del ~Horar-Li6EO >sSunS :,
Peris de n Casa-Tsreer "''' "a.
Anr-, de. Hogan so-
T..ro- H.ziczno Primero. Pcr oss0' =, 70
s..,. Nsxicaao Tercero
m..odO Dc e,erirara-lec:ura. UOt KsO'1
n.,, con apEeaei6a del fOnsa'H' -.
+. ,,sreha aua~it.eo-Sintstie@ -.
ssntiIa nuuero ! ~
N.pe;ila aunsrc , "a.
u,,tJlz nuroero 5 o.
u,rIsvi. ndmerc : 49,
S.,S.vil nare-o : %
S,,5r-il pirsro ! -
cit,.,r;, 4. San Miguel --.' w
cuT.o de LenzuD5s. pos = Prof. Ricardo
cEa.-P-imer aao ..... "S
crro de Lengrai-S eEa7d0 a0o '' &C
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

PARIS. lunio 20.-Pocos minutes
antes de ocurrir eI asesinato de Essad
Pasha. este hubo de entregar al re-
preSentantc de lie Temps" un eN-
tense docuncnto suscrito por 81, con
ID firma "EsSad." presidente del Co
bierno de Albania, relatando SUI par
iicipaci6n en- Ia guerra como jefe re-
~conoCido Ge in pals aliado.
FL mismo dia que 81 armisticio tue
fjrmado nc. los bulgaros. dice el do
cumcuto, 9. Ministro frances de Re
lac.ones Exteriores otto a sus repre-
sentantesc y Sc me hizo saber que
no Sc me permitirfa e. regreSo q Al
bania naSra cue Ia Conterencia de
IL Paz no hUbiera Geterminado res
pecto 3! future de mi pals.
Estima Esssd que las perdidas que
ma experineatado en- sus propiedades,
ascienden u 10000, 900 de frances Y
Sc laneutaba amarganente de las
injusticias con e. cometidas.
FL llamdGo bureau de la prensa, que
perterece 81 Gobierno de Albania. di-
&C que Essad no tenfa ninguna re-
presentation Official y que el jefe de
IL delegation alhanesa es Mehemed
Bey Nonis,sa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
OBRAS DE EDUCACtON
LGRAMATiCA

6NSMA IA
C5mpcndio de GranStjcS Castcil2n7. seEuh
a academia. per Toro y GGmeZ--.-.-- S9>
Con2endio &c Granzrcz Por Don Al
- RsIlo Ges
ErrI,rcsoS Dc Gramaeic,, Dor HsrrAnz-... &c
Grammatical Cssteliana, con aTreS!o = q 10
IL RsuI Academia. por LGDiSa- Aunen-
Lada sen Gat2dSs re OrtoSTai!a y STc-
soda In tcclc tela ..-...-.-
G-zzcat.c2 dc u Real Academia Espahoiz-
Ultima cGicion Official 70
grontaario &c G=toESafia Dc q LcnGUa
Css,elana ............ ........... 3oo
P-oucus-io de Con!USaciSn. . los d!ez uI
vcr5Os rastcilanos.-Edicion rsfCrnada. 81 40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

FL Microbes a las 1880 en- ell Edi-
ficio Showers.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

GAILoS De COMBArE. incubacj0H.
rvla- aiIrea.Cs y byu.GIS- como -
coaoce Ct supreme gallo &c couoatc.
p-cpa-actCn. Juices, apEcstSS, naEas
: tranrGs. Uoc Pauline Lopcz----.Sl 81. ~
Ia M-dicina Casesa-T=Gtam:rntoa seaci-
Eos = facIlss kara ccnlhatgE toaa c.asc &c
INTERMEDIATES ' academies ...--.-.- see
Ia Ve-dade-a CIcncia q E--sr- Ira
tzuiento aaturIs:z unoiecao y nSdo
A. ropoce- As catcrusGatcS pSS Il
expression del TOSt.u- In ton0 tea jaw
Mammal del FoSoae.o AI4au.uIS-a. pog Col-
Se-t-Ua yo}gDSD ;ela S+.'S
Manual del Come-ciaatc y Ep3s;ols-io Co.
me-ctaL-Ob-R U-LlISlnna para tSda per
.oaa de ae&CSlos sVS
sion de Tecelas PEactlcas para "A AaTse-
"a de enserss domesticos. tsi2s y yesG-
dos; eoraposrura dc -opaS y O5jetos To-
caGoE, hygiene. etc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOC
Novisiro Conisdor UaiverssL Manual
&c eusntas alustaGas, coz e c4al Sc
-eSuelyen Yioleat2nsHts todR class de
oSsracicues sin receSIdaG de uuneros
nI caIcu4Os V.to
Plsntas cue euran Y p,antas que ma
tan. Tratado de botanical medicinal
para n cu-aeiOn de tOGas AS en-
sernsdSdss Us"
Receta=io de Msu.cIaa Dozestc&--Co!ec-
eion de Vecetas pzrs tocas a. enierue-
dz6eS e msyor lbvo ce nedlcina popu-
lar aus Sc a. pUblcsGo. I'm toGo tc-a- $500
Secrrtcs de a Satp-sIeEa-Librc dc gran
utida6 en- el hogan. per Ia suma de re-
eesas y enssnanEas cue eonueae e. Ice
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

GINEBRA, JUNO 20.-EI asesinato
de Essad PaSha, ocurrido en- Paris Ell
domingo. lrae a la memoria que Guar
90 Sc cucont-aba IN esta ciudad ha-
&c alguuos meses, 81 mismo sc predi-
10 su fin, manifestaudo qHe serla
muerto de manera violenta.
"Yo deseo mcr!r como soldado," de
cia Essad PaSha." peleando L Ia ca
beza del Ej6rcito de Albania. Sc han
realizado varias tentativas para qui-
tarme la vida y es muy possible que
cualesQuie~a de mis- asesinos logre
IN eXitO d. lnitivo.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21
oBRAs De UTlLiDAD ?RACIiCA

a-t.s G-zEIcas.-E 0-m-.-s y Fl1ee-'-
n,ntos pag4 -sp0sElil2. EF~---e-' -
i~snctipia. exc. ~
Ate Dc g4;Lsr las maneHAs en- 1o-@ -
riaa~ de ,eI.Gos
CRIa De G~ALLINAs @, salas-o. d"
- ,rIr- ailments g e-@tca5. hygiene.
80. -ast-ar5Sa. euiegmstat9s = Gu
r,-'6n euuarue g -eaEsD7-ts cSi H1c
70. por \. EsT-uee $ F.. L~ana6rla-'i .''
CUI7Ivo DE- EoRTALIZAS: Hero
que cu-sna .-sauca1ea;e 90 c1.ti'o
40 .aIa case De ho-tas.-y- aIo, 7f
pods. cc5Ols. ra5aur. tomato, ts2N
rra7o, irchuSg- etc. -o- santos E'-
drigucz y Z. Lala5zl2 S'''
Ele-,sntos 4e EcraG3c- ile-@. m9sI-
msentc. -essS.CUc.-s, uJ~Gl.aas sLap'eS'
equiIgbrio. densiLad. etc. ----.' Que
e Devote Observation-Disclosures de ora
r;Dncs en- honor de. san Jose, pOr
II Medico lie as Faulisas-AaauA Ieo''-
&C praetIco de MeGlsius. a 4.tance je
to6os. I'm como tex .......- S--
Ii LIbro Le las N2dreS--OorA n-y t.A.
Dor los c~ono-lnIcaJcs Que FrCcsra a as
msGres te fau..ll4 ps-A caTupE- 81 Al
Susta mission dc ioyn4. ) ec-Sar = 10
H,yrs5s del MAt.anouIo-El Loso de 10,
esposos. po- q D.. Pcrsira. 1e = Ee@.
Academia Ge NeGlcIua dc SALcS.oa%- IN
tpmo tea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

GUIA DEL AMBASSADOR De CABA-
LLOS Y DEL PICADOk: meyoco me
NfcEno psra Comar en- les aoras ca
halo, y mulas brutas D c~e-riics. pov
-, sI,r, w -.---Si.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

e Devote observation-disclosures de ora
Clones en- honor de. san Jose, por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-21

Una e~exhipicion e~moeionante que Il
hara c~rispar los nervios.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
TROUBLE IN SIGHT.

CHIHUAHUA, May 22.-General Callas has left for Mexico City, fol- lowing a conference with representa- tives of Francisco Villa. and it is understood that the conditions sug- gested by Villa for his retirement from politics and warfare are not at all acceptable to the revolution ary leaders. Other means for his elimination will be considered after Gales has reached the capital.
 representatives of the provisional are eXerting their infI- ence to induce Gales and Villa to cooperate, as it is feared break between the two will result in much to the new regime.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
RAILROAD MONEY CANNOT BE USED
 FOR COAL PLANT

SEATTLE, May 22.-The Wash ington correspondent of the Seattle Post-lntelligencer is authority for the statement that Congress does not look with favor upon the plan of the Alaskan Engineering commission to use railroad funds for the de- velopment of the coal mining in- dusuy. An item in the sundry civil appropriation bill, now pending be- fore Congress, permitting the use of part of the $7.0OO,O00 railroad appropriation for the purchase of coal washing plant in the Matanus- ka field, has been eliminated by the lawmakers, and it will be necessary, therefore, for the navy department to provide its own coal washer out of the $l,0O0,000 appropriation for coal development purposes.
 An amendment to the bill pro videS permission to export birch timber from the Territory of Alas ka, and another amendment adds $5,000 to the appropriation for the care of Alaska insane, the total ap- propriation for that purpose now being S120,O0O.
 Still another amendment provides for the increase of salaries paid to land office clerks to S2,220 per an rrm. Six hundred and thirty clerks will benefit.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
SEA[|ONS WILL
 BE KILLED OFF
 FOR IHE SKINS

PRINCE RUPERT, May 22.-Fol- lowing the suggestion of Premier Oliver that the sealions off the coast of Canada be slaughtered for their skins, local fishermen are making preparations for wholesale killing. to start in the very near future.
 The slaughter of the sealions, it is claimed by the fishermen, will conserve the fish in Canadian wa ters, as the average sealion, it is said, will devour 50 pounds of fish daily.
 The present price of skins will enable sealion hunters to earn con- siderable money if they go in for killing on large scale.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
AERO CLUB PUTS OAMPER ON PLAN
 10 PIONEER WAY

NEW YORK, May 22.-An air plane pathfnding flight will soon be undertaken in an effort to link Alaska with the Pacific coast states, according to statement made in this city today by E. N. Gott, an airplane manufacturer, who an nounces that an initial flight be- tween Seattle and Skagway will be made soon.
 If the Seattle -Skagway flight is found to be practicable, he says, a short course will be laid from Skag- way along the Yukon river to St. Michael. The route of the first thousand miles, from Seattle to Skagway, will include stops at Bell ingham, Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Ketchikan, Wrangell. Peters burg, and Juneau. The flight, he claims, will be sponsored by the Aero Club of the Northwest.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
WHERE HE DIED.

MEXICO CITY, May 22.-The death of Carranza occurred in a small village in the Northern pan handle of Pueblo, S5 miles from San Andres, where he left his forces and took to the mountains. Her rera, who was responsible for Car ranza's death, commanded small guard accompanying the president in his flight. it is believed here. He was in rebellion against Carranza for several years in the state of Pueblo, and surrendered to Carran- ga last March.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22

OPPOSED MEXICAN CHIEFTAIN
 FALLS IN FLIGHT TO COAST

MEXICO CITY, May 22.-It is officially announced in this city to- day that President Carranza, who fled from the capital on May 6 and later sought refuge in the moun- tains of Pueblo, following battle with revolutionists near Rinconada, was overtaken by his rebel pursu- CTS at Tlaxcalal Tongo and put to death. The attack which resulted in his death was led by General Rodolfo Herrera, it is reported. The death of Carranza occurred on Thursday, at one o'clock.
 Carranza's companions, the names of whom are not obtainable, are de- clared to have shared the fate of their leader.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
LIFE OF CARRANZA.

Venustiano Carranza, elected pres ident of Mexico, March II, 1917, by the largest vote ever cast in a presi- dential election in his country, step ped from political obscurity to na- tional and international prominence on the graves of the hopes of Gen. eral Victoriano Huerta, the usurper, and his followers.
 Simultaneously with General Hu- erta's coup d'etat and the assassina- tion of President Madero, the word went out to the world that General
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
PICTURE HOUSES FAIL ID REPORT:
 INQUIRY COMING

WASHINGTON, D. C., May a. Reports which have been made pub lie by the treasury department in- dicate that there are probably five thousand moving picture houses and theaters throughout the country which have failed to make proper returns of taxes collected from patrons.
 Revenue collectors have been pro- vided with the names of the tax dodgers and will begin immediately the work of forcing the collections due the Government
 Representatives of the internal revenue bureau state that an in- vestigation has disclosed the fact that ticket scalpers in many cities are profting by the addition of war taxes which they put in their own pockets. The bureau is urging ex- treme penalties for all persons con- victed of such practices.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
LEADING
 AT OREGON POLLS

PORTLAND, Ore, May 22.-In- returns from yesterday : preferential primary election give over General Wood, with Lowden and Hoover far behind the general. McAdoo was unopposed as Demo- cratic candidate for the presidency.
 Senator Chamberlain is leading Harvey G. Starkweather, the ad- candidate, for senatori- al honOrs, and Robert N. Stanfield has substantial majority for the nomination for senator
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
GASOLINE IS LOW:
 RAI|ON|NG STARTS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.-The rationing of gasoline has begun in this and other Pacific coast cities in consequence of the shortage which is said to exist. The ration- ing was ordered by the Standard Oil company
 The order of the company re- stricts sales to three gallons of gasoline daily for automobiles used for pleasure only. Business cars are not affected.
 A number of Western cities are cutting down their supplies in this manner.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
lMPOSTS WITHDRAWN.

MEXICO CITY, May 22. - The provisional government has with drawn the petroleum imposts for March and April. which were m- posed by President Carranza before his flight from the capital. The imposts were two and one-half times greater than those for January and February, which were agreed to by the oil companies.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
SENATOR'S UNABLE
 ID AGREE ON DAY

WASHINGTON, D. C., May a. Notwithstanding the fact that the senate Republicans have held sey- eral meetings this week for the pur pose of reaching an agreement on the date of adjournment for the national conventions, no agreement has thus far been reached and it will be necessary to hold at least another conference before the ques- tion can be decided.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
NOTHING DOING.

SEATTLE, May p. - President D. E. White, of the Aero Club of the Northwest, when shown the an nouncement from New York, stated that it had been the plan of the club to attempt trial flight to Alaska this year, but that it had been definitely postponed until next year so far as the club is con- cerned. He says he has not been advised officially of an earlier at. tempt.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-22
DRAPERIES OF KAISER
 FOR SALE IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK, May 22.-The dra- peries which once graced the throne of the former German kaiser, and the throneroom hanging and royal palace furniture, were put up at public auction here today. They were brought to this city from Co., penhagen by reliable art firm of Berlin.