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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-05-13

SIG S. C. Bjone ........... 2.56
SIT Fred Lamphrey $500. 1900
518 F K. Lewis ........... 77.OO
$40 F. E. Satterlee Co. -. 1000
521 Allis-C Chalmers Mfg. Co. SO. 90
522 The Texas Co. ........ 1876. 55
523 St. Paul Electric Co. ;. 1905
524. Standard Oil Co. $500. 400. OF
525 N. w. Tel. Elk. Co. 49,. $40
Waterworks Maintenance Fund.
152 Geo M. Rice .........$ 900
1853 G. Hillerud & Co. 49,. 4.7O
154 N. w. Tel. Elk. Co... 1.13
155 Light & Power Com. 1922 5
A petition signed by several resi-
dents of "Hoboken," asking that cleo
trical current be furnished for their
several homes was read. Upon mo-
ton duly made, it was unanimously
voted that the petition be granted.
The secretary was ordered to pub
lish the rules for using water for
lawn and garden in the Sank Centre
Herald. The hours adopted were:
500 to 900 a. m, and 500 to 1000
| p. m. Any person using water other
than during those hours to be noti-
fed by warning notice; and for a
second offense to be fined, and service
discontinued.
It was moved, seconded and carried
to publish the minutes of the meet
ings of the Commission each month
in the Sank Centre Herald.
The superintenedent's report was
read and ordered file.
VICTOR CONKLIN,
Secretary.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-05-13
PROCEEDINGS OF THE WATER,
LIGHT AND POWER CON-
MISSION. r.

Regular monthly meeting of the
Water, Light and Power Commission,
Monday evening May 3, 1920, at 700.
Meeting called to order by Presi-
dent Hennemann, all members OF the
Commission being in attendance.
Minutes of April meeting read and
approved.
= The secretary having reported ord
ers No. SOC to $40 inclusive, drawn In
payment of the regular April salary
roll, the following bills were ordered
paid:
LIGHT and Powell Fund.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
IN tie WynOna Field

The Usage Development company
~, iu tho northeast of 25-2i-9 is
Sunatcd 700 80 barrels after the
no. 20 sand found at from 21l2
NJ .l3S feet
Other late news OF greatest in
s-est .s as follows. Foster n Nor
woods 80. n i'm southeast. south
cast NJ ll-2i.9 came I'm at gT5 -
es after shot OF 100 quarts.
Shelly 80. 8 in the northeast Of
he northwest, southeast of t3-25-1O
produced 500 barrels i'm first two
hours after the shot then stopped.
| Now making $50 barrels
The Fletcher Petroleum com
-snys No. in l-21-11 produced l75
a-els
The TcstloE company brought in
s0O.barrc well on Tuesday in
E2i-Q.
Numerous other small producing
| wells were brought I'm uroducng
rom 80 TO 100 barrels
Most OF these wells mentioned
above are very close 20 Wynoua.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15

1leflNl 70 Inc NJ ord
OKMULGEE. l'ob. 1i--More than
5000 barrels OF new production
were added to the daily average OF
the Okmulgoc fields 10y cumplcuous
during the past week and new gas
wells drilled in have an estimated
potential production uf about so
100000 cubic feet daily
Drilling operations now proceed
ing in the extreme southwestern die
trict Of the OkmulEcc oil fields
may In time connect up tho fields
with the Allen field in poutotoc
county IN which the Atlantic Pc.
trolcum corporation recently pur-
chased a large block Of acreage and
considerable production. The Allen
We'll is located In and about town
ship 3. range S
North and east quite Il distance I'm
the northeast corner Of the south
east of 2a-6-9 tho Lyons Petroleum
company and others have spuddod in
/ their wildcat test. In the southeast
corner Of the northwest Of i-6-o the
Gladys Belle oil company Is re-
ported drilling at 300 feet and the
same party is drilling at 1900 fcot
! In tho northeast corner Of the north
west OF 3O-G-9. La the northeast cor
nor Of the northwest of northeast ot
3-6-S tho Ncwauoe Leasing Il Drill
Ing company has Cd TiE up. Ditt-
meier X BuChucr are drilling at 600
/ feet In the northwest corner Of tho
northwest of 1868 and the Home
/ Okla OIL company Is drilling az 200
feet in the southwest of the aoutn-
east OF 1i-5-S.
4 report circulated freely that a
good showing OF oil had been en-
Countcrod three miles southeast of
/ Allen. In the southeast corner Of The
/ southwest Of tT-5-S. caused some
/ excitement This we'll * now drill
ing at about 500 feet. aCCo-dinU to
/ late reports. Operators cXpcct 9n
increase i'm wildcatllus iu that DIS
trict.
Producers & Rcrncrs corpotition
/ No. 10 Mcintosh IN uUrthWns dupl-
/ tor of i2-lA-l1 1900 har'ols daily In
sand at 2,Nta feet 'roluCyrs .V he
fnCrs corporation No q Mcintosh
/ reported, two weeks pgp aa 900 bar
/ rols was drilled lnrp'r and .l, .'uw
| OF tho we'll was increased to bcttc-
/ than 1900 barrels.
Prairie OH 4 Gls Co 40.
/ . Lula bradford. northwest 10 ~
| northwest ot 26-13-12. - barrels
/ daily. - feet m sand found at
| -,94O feet
Lyons Petroleum -omDlu3. Iowa
/ oil company and G. ". Wangcricn
/ in southwest corner ~ northwest
/ Of 12-1&-lO. 100000 foot of gas i'm
/ top Of sand found at 2,5GG feet. Sci
| ting casing 60 drin in.
McGochan, Suidnr and rthcr3' 40
/ . in southeast of southwest OF
southeast Of 1-li-t1. 250 barrels
. daily I'm sand found al $50 feet.
/ No. 4 well is on top of the lcop sand.
/ Spiudlotop oil company No. 3
northeast corner Of southwest OF
| 30-l1-1l, - barrels daily after shot
in sand at 2.572 to 2,592 feet.
Ohio-Okla oil company No. I
/ southeast Of northwest OF G-1A-12. 25
/ barrels daily at 2.20S 10 2,260 feet
shot and completed.
Oklahoma Natural Gas company
/ No ! Kauard. southwest corner ot
southwest Of I ! -15-l2, 100000 fcci
/ Of gas At 2,OS7 feet, shut in for fucI
supply for drilling wells.
/ Prairie oil n Gas co. No. I Whit,
/ farm. northeast corner Of northwest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
BIG SALE or OIL
LEASES
Iu a
New Wildcat Field
Founded puu I. Is GvHlu-i'o'
Data.
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We have 10000 acres iu tNi Nln'r
."t of which Pe aIo ..aocfcr hoaIaig,
.Nr'e l0.',Ir IeA.o' W' N'ge ,..,u.,
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DID YOU BUY ,..
.n au a'lr lease. AI'hd OF l.' "fII
lf hurNhurnou llnWrr bu,'',on
Ranger WrB t".Imll' llnmh p.
Huo.g crock. t.Iotho" t'.hoH}t 'AHO
Hr ll'Vci ana 'ho"hrfc'
A. 30 Icasos went from 81. 600 N S25,.
300 psr acre IN these fields a. soon as
wcu came In. and the actual start
II dnilng makos loasos so 10 So aud
ap uor aero at once.
gIC LONG OIL PROFITS COME
PROM IEANES ASK ANY OIL MAN
on OIL FIELD BANKER
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
In the Oil Fields
uunona Coming
'-----ru IRON PRECEDING FAdh

WynoHd Coming
ie one little city up In the
Tr"' ,birh certainly is worth
sag n NC can credit the state
9ten'.s bv n. q. Cook OF that
'hs was In Tulsa on business
NN and VINO IS not leaving any
4l,"riuniv 60 proclaim tue merits
d, Wynon' ..t,., r.-o,. do,t
W,.,,ra pf ntc az Il seems to be
" MA burnett of the Usage. The
49,. ftsId Is the most productive
WY ngp,"res. 1riccd field ~ northern
lil .sS,,a and according TO latest
Kan, S.o.t authentic reports IL svast
Aho ~ mas only been scratched and
',oe az looks of things now Wynona
! Ling over one Of the richest
,,ois In the field.
VIZ Nfnnehoma oil company
.r.d tcs, we'll lust north OF the
l...'-,l ,1Nnsitc and struck 1000,
sb6 feet of gas before reachins me
V.-.ios,-1I, sand. because OF this
-. ,bsy will not he allowed TO drill
.bi. time. Another test we'll h.
,n. drIH,i m the Wilhans addi-
w., ,,st 7..t of town ana tho Prairie
.Nf and ir#" |Nlll lfA'N 'hh'. W A'iAAAn W
.,s soutb nr the original site.
~, arf '.a town seems to he all
tono" ard they arc experiencing "a
-ssI boom. Unlike most of tho now
,,o.1s however. Nynuna is taking
l s..s fo make 70 a pcrmaucn, city.
,,+.,d af uro,arbial wooden build
,r,. usua|y found in new town.
~ town .s being built of stone and
er,k and boasts Of one Of the finest
.,rss- blocks in the section
,1eguatr steps arc being taken to
--1,.de tho rity with all modern i'm
-5yemcu,s from q Sl2j,0O hotcl TO
tf most complete sanitary system,
..ye5 stroUs. electric lights and
aa,er works A. tho prCsCnt time
h. cts boasts Of having seven large
gmb,r Yards five supply houses.
rro banks one capitalized at $780,
hoo ,hc other ut $4,000. fluc largo
sraol. numerous machine shops and
other manufacturing institutions.
m fact WyUoua look, as If 1t were
.a.rr io give the other cities Of tho
.o-,herr part OF the state a good run
.a- No.r money as 10 Is being built
f- one of tur finest town sitCs in the
rate 'n 90 way that 81 IS bound to
ar Tho population today Is re-
..rCi at 200
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
In Eastinnd county, Tc,ns.

". E. Jones No. /, Mary Rum,
J. u Eastland county is making
zoo barrels i'm sand found from e.
$50 to 266l foct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
In the Tiger Flats.

Tho lndiuhoma we'll reported in
yesterdays oil News 30. on tho
Conrad in the northeast. northwest
northwest Of t9-l--i2 ha, 1000 rec
or fluid at from 2,47a 20 2.tSS feet
and is shut down for tankaEc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15

.or 21-1t-ll. 2o,ooO.OOo feet Of gas la
sand at 2,3SO feet. Not yet fully
drilled in
Lyons Petroleum company. north
east corner of southwest ~ 25-1l-1I.
smut In for gas well at 2,253 feet and
new rig Will bo pat MP for twin test
80 feet from present rig
Hoosicr oil a Gas Co. nurthw est
corner of southwest OF 1g.16-12. 1870
barrels daily in Tanoha sand at 2.t45
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
In the AIIcu pool

The Tidal oil companys So. u
22-5-S ~ producing 20 barrels in
sand found at from 76i 20 $50 feet
shot with 20 quarts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15

Henry Oul company has g. 90 bar.
rel well iu 21-15-l2 off-ctting tho
New York well In lG-15-12.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
Let the Public Judge

If had entered into with perform certain
kind of labor the walked off the job before he
had completed the would he had violated his
contract wouldn't you?
That's what happened Decorating company. The
workers walked off job before completed their
If of better than the
scale satisfied
work for if then, representative should along
and tell that if didn't recognize the union pace
would be pckeed you'd that towards trick and not in
keeping with the first principles Of democratic
wouldn't you?
You've the people who walk front the Po
Exchange. If haven't would lok them
And after you've looked them and reflect They
the paid piclets Of organized labor.
Just good AMI Americanism work for
minute and then strike off to the question: DO
YOU PREFER THE OPEN SH0 TO DICTATION BY THE
LEADERS OF ORGANIZED LABOR WHO ARE ATTEMPT
ING TO DICTATE TO YOU WHAT YOU SHALL BUY
WHERE YOU SHALL BUY AND HOW YOU SHALL BUY?"
IF you redblooded Amerc citizen that
will lansWe with loud YES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15

which lies in 22-24-9. on one Of the
additions 20 the city Williams a
browning arc erecting dcrriCks
preparatory TO drilling tho Williams
addition in 22-2t-g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
Win the Oil Men

!, - Iilystraud Of tho oklahoma
Producing n Refining corporation.
accompanied hv Mrs iilystrand. l-
expected To arrive an Tulsa today
after several weeks In Sew York.
y o.. Andrew, general upvrW
l,ndont of the oklahoma rroduc.us
~ Refining corporation has returned
from trip TO tho company prop.
critics iu the Elhiug aud other Nuu.
NtS districts
c. r. CraVIcv. az the head uf the
Sinclair organization i'm Tulsa rc-
turned at noon Yesterday from H
short business trip north and left lm
mcditi,lv for New York and from
an appearances AS Indicated hy th,
stock market there will hc somethine
OF interest TO relate shortly
Tom Slick who was m the cts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
Rich Royalties in the
Louisiana Oil Fields
OUer Three Million Dollars Expense
WIN the other FeiiOU Paying II

Would you like to be Interested in a project where
other men have much faith in it that they will eX-
pend over three million dollars? And you be in on the
profits but Of the expense except your initial in
VcStmcntl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15

Hobb. uour,nd ouc of OBJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
Brokers and Statesmen

Exceptional offering of stock tu new
tou,siauA Company now producing oil aud
ON dividend basis Company owns ~ dIi
fercut LouiHiAna leases Reliable manage
mcut with hank references Active develop
mout campaign Capital stock one million
douars Weekly field reports exhaustive
literature and tho sort " GO operation that
really helps A meutonous legitimate prop
ositiou that offers quick, profitable returns
Furnish references tor maps, photographs
ctrculars and attractive proposition
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12
MONUMENTOS A GRANADOS y
A TOLOSA LATOUR

Procedente de L6rida ha llegadO
Madrid una prestigi0sa cOmisi6n,
compuesta por los senores don 1gna-
clio Villaronga, don Jose Gala, don
Jose SunG don Francisco Macarulla,
a fin de gestionar la creaci0n de un mo
numento que perpet1e la memorial del
insigne musico Granados, hijo de aque
LA ciudad.
Han lido para ofrecerle su majes-
tad ell rey, la presidencia del patrona.
to que ha de llevar cab0 Ia realiZa-
ci6n de tan patri6ticO proyecto; el
prop6sito que los anima es que este
acto tenga, no sOlamente caracter ma
cional, sino tambi6n international, de-
bido a las tragicas circunstancias que
rodearon Ia muerte de tan gran musi-
co de fama mundial reconocida.
En- Ia Corte Sc recaudan donativos
para un monumento Ia memOria del
insigne m6dico doctor Manuel de To
losa Latour. Sus majestades los re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12
TEMAS DEL MOMENTO
Ell Gran Conflicto

/ do casas, de muchos pisos, que pudle-
ra servir mayor n1mero de instala-
clones los vecinos necesitados de al
bergue.
En- San Juan, en- 10 que se.llama ei
casco de la ciudad, ell creciente comer-
clio ha inutilizado un buen n1mero de
viviendas; pero Sc podria construir un
gran n1mero de casas que coopera-
ran atenuar la congestion que Sc
observa. Hay un sitio ideal, todo el
recinto Norte de la ciudad, en- donde
cabe un n1mero de edificios modernos,
amplios, comodos, en- sustitucion de
esas sordidas viviendas que Sc aga
zapan en- una irregular hilera lamen-
table.
Por muy grande que sea ell nume-
70 de construcciones que Sc emprenda
que Sc lleve cabo, la vivienda en-
San Juan, dado que Sc esta estable-
ciendo una constante corriente de la
poblaci0n isleiia que viene fijar aqui
su residencia, no sera nunca barata,
no tendra aquellos precios que antes
tenia, pero a 10 menos Sc detendra
en- las alturas a que ahora ha uegaS
do Y quien sabe 81 podremos, esperaf
que baje un poco...
A clio pueden y deben colaborar la
pronta construction del barrio obre-
ro ell fomento de esas sociedades
cooperativas para la construction de
hogares baratos, siempre que Sc pro-
cure por medic de la honradez y del
acierto borrar la pesima, la desalen-
tadora impression que ha. debido pro-
ducir en- un numero regular de gen.
tes confandas, aquel fantastico pro-
yecto que cay6 en- la bancarrota, de
la fracasada Ciudad del Sol.
Y no esperemos que pasados los
esplendores del az1car, San Juan
vuelva a recuperar el nivel mesu-
rado v equilibrado de su riqueza y de
su poblaci6n. No. .Nuestra ciudad
podria sufrir un temporal estanca-
miento, pero nunca retroceder. Son,
pues, permanentes, en- tanto que no Sc
les buque soluci6n, las necesidades
creadas por ell aumento de poblacion
que afiuye nuestra capital, que 81
que afuyendo, que llegara a darnos
antes de los diez amos, la cifra redon-
da de Glen mil habitantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12

Ell problena de la vivienda va to-
mando en-, San Juan proporciones muy
serias. Nuestra ciudad que ha Gre
cido en- poblaci6n de un modo progre-
sivo, ha sentido durante los tltimos
amos una snbita invasion de gentes
de otros pueblos que Sc vienen aqul
yiyir. Pero como juntamente con
la avalanche de pdblico, Sc ha pre-
sentado el conficto de la carestla de
los materiales Y de las huelgas ire
cuentes, ell niimero de viviendas no ha
crecidc en- la proportion que Sc nece-
sta para albergar la poblacion af1u-
yente, v asi tenemos, como consecuen-
cia de este, una valoracion de la VI
vienda, una carestia del alquiler de
las casas, que llega va a los limltes
de la resistencia economical del inqui-
limo.
La solucion esta clara. Sc necesi-
tan mas casas. Porque no hay que
echarle la culpa del todo al propieta-
rio que sube los alquileres, 81 cons
tantemente esta recibiendo ofertas, en-
una puja tentadora, por los aspiran-
tes a desalojar al inquilino que tie
ne donde meterse. Esta es la clave
del confiicto: que no hay viviendas
sufcientes para el n1mero de perso-
mas que vienen vivir a San Juan.
Y puesto que la vivienda de alqui-
Ter tiene solicitation constante y CO.
tizaci6n remuneradora, es negocio
construir casas para cederlas en- al
quiler a las personals que no la tie
nen propia.
Constantemente estamos oyendo es-
ta misma lamentacion: iPero sino
hay donde lneterse!... Con efecto,
no hay d6nde meterse. Cataho serfa
un refugio 81 tuviera aqua y 81 ell
tranvia pusiera en- communication el
que podria ser un esplendido poblado,
con la capital que Sc asfixia. Puerta de
TERRA, que 81 tuviera otra urbaniza-
cion podria atenuar ell confiicto, en-
pieza a ser invadida por los grandes
dep6sitos y los grandes almacenes que
surgeon como consecuencia de los nue.
lies y de la estacion del ferrocarril,
v no hay que esperar, a no ser trans
fernando ell sistema de construction
que alli Sc sigue, es decir, levantan-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12
PARA UNA OBRA BUENA

Rio Pieras, JUNO II, 1920.
ST. Director de
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, p r.
Muy sefior nuestro:
LIE agradeceremos la publication de
la siguiente relaci0n, PARA conocimien
to del piblico de su ilustrado peri0
dico.
D0,sGeioiaes a, Ia SOciedad FilGntr6picG
de. la Uni0ersidad de Puerto Rico.
Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos, una
saba carta So; Producto de una We
lada en- ell teatro Rfvoli, $50; clase de
Farmacia. Ser. afio, $40; Uno de Toa
Alta, quien pide que oculten su nom
bre, So; Don Juan Bigas, de Ponce,
So: Juan Vicente Pujals, de Humaca0,
So; don Juan Planeyas, de Cayey, So;
don Juan Cruz Ortiz, 50; nucstra illus
tre intellectual Alma, So; don Ignaci0
NJ. Davila, de Naguabo, $40. a
Hasta ahora no hemos recibido dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12
Banco Territorial y AgricoIa de Puerto Rico
CONVOCATORIA.


enore aonstas unta General Ordar
social cal de Tetuan nlmero 49,
~ de Julio
balance correspondence al eciO social
relorma de algunos de los ariculos de sus
Hsa
optener pape de asstencia
en-
Los tenedes de A
cho de asstencia la Jun dposaas Gaia del aco
con cnco das de anticipation
san Juan r. de JuniO de 192OE Secrear-P RoCAFORT-
Vo b. Ell Presidente,-RAFAEL FABIAN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12
CONSTRUCTION DE NUEVOS GUAR
TELES EN- MADRID

MADRID, mayo 30.-Con gran So
lemnidad ha sido colocada la prime
IA piedra para la construction de un
edificio que Sc destinara a cuartel de
un regimiento de ingenieros, en- esta
Corte, obra que ha hecho necesaria
ell impulse que Iltimamente ha tOma-
do aquf ell ej6rcito.
La superioridad militar. tiene listos
los pianos para pa construction de
otros varios cuarteles, los cuales Sc
iran dando al servicio tan pronto CO.
mo 10 impongan la discipline que va
yam adquiriendO los nueves reclutas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12
HUBO NUMEROSOS INVITADOS
EN- LA EMBAJADA NORTEAMERI.
CANA EN- MADRID


EN- LA EMBAJADA NORTEAMERI.
CANA EN- MADRID
MADRID, mayo 30.-En los salOnes
de Ia embajada de los Estados Unidos
en- esta Corte Sc sirvi0 anoche una
Opfpara cOmida, Ofrecida por ell emba.
jador Mr. Joseph E. Willard, en- honor
de s. NJ don Alfonso XIII su angus
ia esposa Ia reina Victoria Eugenia.
AcOmpailaban al anfitri6n su
familia, para hacer los honores de la
casa, los dennis miembros de la temba.
jada.
Ademas de SS.MM. Y de atlas per-
sonalidades palatinas, que constitufan
sus respectivos sequitos, tomaron asien
to la mesa el presidente del conse-
io de ministries, se1lor Dato, el mi
nistro de estado marques de LENA,
otros prOminentes funcionarios po-
lfticos espaholes Y varios emba jadores
v ministries de naciones extranjeras.
Durante la cOmida,, una lucida or
questa ejecut0 diversos n1meros, que
rematarOn con la marcia real eSpailo-
la, que fue tocada cuandO los angus
tos invitados y sus acompafIantes sa-
Heron de regreso para el palacio de
la plaza de Oriente que habfa sido
| igualmente tocada cuando SIS. NM.
entraron eli la mansion del diploma
| tica ,norteamericanO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12

bria de sufrir grandes estrecheces v
miserias.
Llamamos especialmente la aten-
clon todas esas personals de posibles
medios que traten de infuir en- el ami
mo de los obreros, para que estos
abandonen su actitud en- beneficio de
los pobres del pals y que dejen a la
misma sanction pdblica el que juzgue
y castigue la companies por su in
transigencia en- no querer aeeptar MIN
guna de las condolences propuestas
por los obreros.
Por 81 I'd. creyera, Sr. Director,
que estas ideas deben ser publicadas,
antieipo a I'd. mis- mas cumplidas
gracias y quedo suyo atentamente,
Luis Garcia Diego.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12
INGRESA AL EJERCITO Ell IN.
FANTE DON JUAN

MADRID, mayo 30.-Su alteza real
ell infante don Juan, tercero de los hi.
jos de su majestad ell Rey don Alfonso
XIII, inici0 hoy su carrera militar,
ingresando como Zapador en- un regi-
miento de ingenieros.
Ell mayor de los hermanOs de don
Juan don Alfonso, principe de Astu-
rias, heredero de la corona, es soldado
de infanterfa, y el segundo, don Jaime,
artillero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-12
Ell BANCO INDUSTRIAL ATENDE
RA A LA CONSTRUCTION DE
OBRAS PUBLICAS, EXPLO
TACION DE MINAS Y
OTRAS EMPRESAS

MADRID, mayo 2S.-Las gestiones
del joven va prestigioso polftico y
estadista senior Carlos Canal, al frente
del ministerio del trabajo, cartera crea
da recientemente de acuerdO con un
prOyectO elaboradO pOr ell mismo fun
cionario, empieza va dar sus frutos,
que Sc caracteriZaran sobre todo por
la mayor eficacia y actividad en- los
planes del institute de reformas socia-
les, en- el de provision nacional Y en- la
direction del trabajO, organismOs que
dependfan de diversos ministeriOs Y
que son base del de trabajo.
r. ACADIA de obtener la real sanction un
decreto que crea un banco industrial,
entidad Official, que tiene en- mira ell i'm
pulse material del pals dando ocupa-
ci0n a muchOs braZOs.
FL capital del banco sera suminis-
trado en- esta forma: ocho por ciento,
por ell gObierno Y ell noventa dos
por ciento restante, por diversas ms
tituciones bancarias de tOda Espafla,
ell ntmero que eXcede de un centenar.
La tarea principal, la. manera
peculiar de funcionar el banco seft
la de garantiZar emprestitOs para
emprender en- la construction Gle di-
versus obras pGblicas, en- la explota-
ci6n de minas Y en- la aperture de
nuevas fuentes de riqueZa, nuevas ru-
| tas para el comerciO e impidiendo
que las principales empresas naciona-
les vayan las manos de los extran.
ierOS