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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

r
7 companies in Arizona
Iorreun SmeIfer OPERATING.
j. steele civil and mining enEf-
neer. has returned from a month N
callLornia and has resumed shipment
~ ores from his mines in the san
Diego district. state Of Durango AZ
IS shipping TO the Torreon smelter
4. which is now operating several fur
Aaees ana preparing 10 blow IN others.
Juan Hernandez. OF Torreon has an
piled for titles to a number Of CIsir1s
N the Mapimi district They consist
OF group Of Il claims to be titled
under the name Of Umbral No. .. The
new property sdiolns the Pillar mines.
nleh nave produced considerable
Governor a 1IInera
zen enrique B. Eajera, acting gov
ernor Of the state, is Venturing- into
mining 70 some extent He has filed
% a NUMBER OF iron mines near the
Aorga ranch in the state OF Durango.
ana IS preparing TO develop them
Juan d. Campos. prominent mining
man Or me Felardena mining district
mas IlleQ on numerous claims in va
rious sections OF this state. A num-
Der OF abandoned mines which have
pee1 forfeited for non-payment OF
taxes have been re-filed on bv 81
Campos and VIII be operated at an
early date
Gabriel Segura, well known mining
nan and capitalist Of Durango. IS
carrying on some extensive Develop
mepr work IN the Avino mining dis
Lrlct- The mines are located near
Fanucos al one time a very flourish
ing camp Of This state where a large
amount Of English capital was in
vested.
smelter May Resume.
emeltlng furnaces reduction plants
ana other processes were installed
for treating the ores Of this district.
FracrlcallT all operations were suF-
pended during the revolution. Il is
very probably The camp will quickly
revive under the present favorable
conditions.
Miguel de Z Tore. an expert min
ING man or the famous Mapimf min
Ing district IN this state. has taken
up large number OF claims in the
Bufa mountain The survey includes
the old santa Monica Queen Silver
and other properties formerly owned
in FL Paso.
Julio Gonzalez. OF Gomez Palzcfo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
Buyers Week Sale Of Hose Continues Tomorrow and Saturday,
SCHOOL TEACHERS TO HOLD
MONTHLY MEETINC SAmRDAl

School teachers viii hold their
monthly meeting at O'Clock satur-
day morning at the high school
Among the speakers VIII be sunerin-
lendent A. n HuEhey and T. T.
Walker, teachers IN the junior col
lege.
R ". Fowler. principal OF the high
school will have charge OF the. hfeh
school section. The following Other
sections and persons viii be in charge
OF them follow. princinaIs IN
Hugheys domestic science. marguerite
LeBaron; kindergarten. Miss Anna
Mash6urn; low third, Miss Z. Shelton:
high third. Miss II smith: low fourfb
Miss A Arozena, high fourth Mrs
Charm Sanders; playground. Miss Ma
pei heeney; manual training, B. W.
Taper English. Mrs Nora ward.
arithmetic, Miss vida Putnam reor-
raphyi Miss n. Jones. history. Miss
Ecna Wilamss music. Miss Neal
Gulons drawing, Mrs. W. Wy stock
well first grade. Miss l. cole and
second grade, Miss ". Iverson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

~ the regular Sabbath eve services
55Iloay evening at S o'clock at Temple
at slnais rabbi Martin Zie1onl<s u-f1T
speak on Jacob Schiff $780,, Is
ana Prince in Israel" Jacob SchffF
vas one OF the most prominent 81
american citizens. not only as he'd
OF large banking institution br7f
$50 as one Of the leading phflan-
- . piss whose gifts knew no dis
t1nction as 70 creed or rsca- 7ES -
ile VIII be welcomed at this ser-ies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
Guarantee Of.
Prices To Aid
In Reduction

Washington. D. c. Oct PRO
ponents Of the guaranteed price"
policy declared before the trades com
mission Wednesday that the policy
does not aid IN maintaininF higher
prices They asserted It results in
immediate passing Of price reductions
by manufacturers TO consumers. since
the manufacturer assumes the risk of
loss through declines
W T, Hardin. OF St Louis. de-
clared that the evaporated milk in
dustry. which he represents. cannot
avoid the practice and that because
OF the nature OF the product dealers
must be given such protection. He
cited cases where refunds had run
into thousands OF dollars IN a single
year.
Speakers opposing the practice de-
ciared there is no way TO avoid the
menace OF overstocking by dealers
when they are certain OF sustaining
no loss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

Washington. D. c. Oct Capt. Je-
rome W. Howe, Fort Huachuca. to
Eighth cavalry. Fort Bliss. 81 F,---
est ID. Scott, inspector rener7rs a.
partment Fort sam Houston. s2nd
1leld artillery, Fort Bliss. list Lieut..
garrol NJ. Counts, field artillery. Fort
Bliss 20 Camp KNOX. Mai Warren a
Fair Camp Jackson. Seventh cav
airy Fort Bliss; Capt. Roy z. Blount.
Fort sam Houston. 10 Eighth cavalry.
Fort Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
PRIZE CUPS ARE AWARDED
For MILITARY EXPOSITION

Cups awarded as prizes for the stir
exhibits OF the military exposition
and carnival at Fort Bliss. were pre-
sented Wednesday 10 the Remount de-
pot for class A; class 3, Eighth cav
airy class c, Ordnance depot no. g.
and class D, station hospital OF Fort
Bliss The awards are announced By
MAJ. ". G. Muller, post adjutaut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

gwen ln to11vG report
Primary Object Achieved.
with the announcement TODAY Of
the country's total population. the
Dur eau OF census under director sam
L. Rogers has accomplished only a
portion Of its tremendous task which
VAL continue TO occupy a large force
Of alatistlcians and clerks for the
PETER part OF a number OF years
buL the primary object for which the
lalners Of the country provided in
the constitution that a counting OF the
people should be made every ten
years, has been achieved That OBJ
Ject was 20 obtain the total popula-
ton In order that apportionment OF
the members OF the house Of repre-
sentatlTes may be made by congress.
That apportionment, as soon as d.
rector Rogers certifies 10 CONGRESS
the exact number OF people I'm each
state VIII be taken up by the house
Of representatives at its coming ses-
sion and, during the coming year the
BODY VIII by law fix the number Of
congressman from each state. There
mas been discussion as 20 whether the
membership OF the house Of represen-
tatives, now fixed at 455. should not
be reduced as that number is con-
sldered by some parllamentarfans as
TOO large and unwieldy a body. Peo-
PIE OF some states are fearful that
their represe utation in the house
might be cut down and oppose any
reduction.
In i7sO the number OF representa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

The tumbling acts by the ePeewees
q the Y. II. C. A which were given
Monday night at the exposition viii
be repeated at the convalescent house
a. Fort Bliss October p Twenty OF
the younger members Of the gymna-
sum classes OF the association have
organized circus troupe called the
'tumbiiug tads-" The instruction Is
under the personal supervision OF A.
L Holm, physical director.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
Sisters
Take
Adler-i-ka!

'Adler-i-ka IS doing ne lots Of
good Two o. my sisters are also
taxing i and think &c wonderful. ]
an N. gao Z saw yoU- advertisement"
(Signed) Miss IT. Jarvis.
Adler-i-Sa acts on BOTH upper an5
lower bowel removing foul matter
which poisoned stomach Brings on
ala gasses. relieving pressure on heart
ana other organs EXCELLENT for
gas on the stomach or sour stomach.
Removes surprising amount OF foul
uecay-.sg matter which nothing else
can dlslodge. Tends 70 CURE consti-
patton and prevent appendicitis War
ner Drug Co-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
clredHis Runfure

vas badly ruptured While uf-ing
trunk several years ago Doctors saff M
only nope OF cure was an operation.
trussfg did me no Eood. Finally ] GOT
nold or something that quickly and COM
plete-y cured ma Years haze passed ard
Lhe rupture has never returned. although
Z am doing hard work as a carpenter
mere vas no operation. no los1 tine 10
trouble have nothing 20 sell. but VIII
give fun Information about hor YOU nay
ind complete cure without operation.
NJ VOC write 20 me EuGnne 50 PuIIen ra1-
penter. a5i-G Marcellua Avenue. llauan-
ulln N Better cul our TINS lofltr ana
show @ 90 any others who are ruptured-
you may save NE or at least stop thg
misery az Turtura and the very and dan
scr e en- cpcr1ricn.-AdH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

lives was fixed at IS. each represent
Ing approximately $4,000 people. The
number has increased with each de-
cade, based on census returns. Until
each or The present 435 members OF
the houoe represents approximately
III $50 The actual ratio Of represen-
taticn varies from S0.2q3 in Nevada
to 228.027 in Washington Nevada
Delaware. Wyoming and Arizona
whose populations were less than the
ho~ which would entitle them 10
one representative by apportionment.
-e icl gwen one under constitu-
uonal provision that each state shall
nave az least one representative N
the house.
some Changes IN Rank.
some changes have occurred in the
rank Of the states ard the District
OF Columbia during the 10 years.
Connecticut has outgrown Washfnr--
ton Utah has gone ahead OF New
Hampshire. Oregon has passed Maine
The District Of Columbia, included IN
the ranking OF the states by the
census bureau has outgrown Vermont
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
How to Tint Your
Gray Hair at Home

Il your hair IS grazing or Is faded
and streaked. do not let Il become
any more unattractive. No matter
whether Its original youthful color
was golden or black. or any shade Of
brown, all you need IS a bottle OF
Brownatone 70 Instantly restore its
beauty IN a manner that defies de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
THIH PEOPLE
SHOULD take
PHOSPHATE
Netting Ike Plain Blfro-Phoaphate
to Put on Firm Healthy Flesh and
to Increase Strength, NiEor
and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless prepare
lions and treatments which are con-
ttuuzly being advertised for the Dur
pose Of making thin people Geshy, de-
veioping arms neck and bust and re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

II Il Alivef Everyone Is puzzled to
know whether The figure in Rogers
J. furniture Compauy-s booth Is a real
I'VE man or only wax figure. See
J y LOT yourse1 In the southwest corner
or Liberty hall during the exposition-
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

pl ac1n 8
ugly hol-
lows an q
angles by
the soft
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lines Of
health and
b e auty
there are
ev IDENTIFY
thousan O g
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

Mayor Charles Davis POSTPONED
1Llursqay-s city council meeting until
Saturday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
A BIG GAIN IS SHOWN

IN CENSUS OF COUNTRY
Continued from page L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

~ = Rodriguez, mining engineer
q saitillo, has applied for titieg ~
l ls mining claims In the Centre min
lng district OF this state. IRE rroup
WI oe known as the san Juan and
- ~ a. . 70 1egln Al once to derelop
good values In silver. lead ana zinc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
MAY
FORM CLUBS
FOR MEXICO

Fl Paso Rotary at It's luncheon
! Thursday assured its honored guest
Z Cen Oregon that as soon as condi-
+ tions are better and border restric-
tons are less eZacting, international
Z Rotary viii begin organizing Rotary
{ clubs throughout Mexico.
{ The announcement was made By
| VIII Winch. president Of Fl Paso Ro-
I tary. He also made an address well
coming the president-elect Of Mexico
Z the luncheon.
Gov. Thomas E Campbell. OF Ari-
zonas was also a guest. as was Gov.
o. A Larrazolo. Of New Mexico. Gov.
Campbell declared he believed Gen.
Obregon was the man OF the hour In
Mexico If ] did not believe he was"
ne said, 7 would not be at this meet
ing"
Gov. Larrazolo introduced the Mex
lean guests
Two hundred persons were at the
The last speaker was Gen. obre-
Gen. Obregon was made IN bon,r-
ary member Of Ell Paso Rotary for
He The comforting OF this honor
was made by unanimous vote Of the
club on motion Of Julius Krakauer.
The rendering OF the membership
came at the conclusion OF the Een-
erals speech during which he nEnfu
fehcitated Fl PnHo and thanked the
club and city for HIS reception here.
has applied for tales 70 a group Of
promising properties IN the Saronoso
no lalna near Mapiml. The Erouu
is known as The Laurles and ern-
braces some rich territory traversed I
oy veins OF silver and lead ores. IL
is said that Mr. Gonzalez has pay ore
ln sight and VIII soon make ship I
international commercial affairs I
nave improved 20 such an extent that I
me Mexican government has seen fit I
% suspend article 9 Of the decree Of /
June p, this year. which obligated I
exporters Of ores and metals 10 reim- I
purse uack into the country mintable /
sold bullion or gold coin equivalent I
n value TO The gold contained in the
oulllon OF metals shipped out
Other improvements IN the mining
avs are being considered and viii ]
pc oaoiy 90 into effect within a short
May Redeem Properffes-
Mining men and mining companies
are taking advantage Of the decree
recently passed and published ner-
owners Of mining pronerffes
On which The taxes have not been paid.
elQ winch have not been declared for ]
teited. TO redeem them By making an
z llca tlon % the mining secretary in
Mexico City and pay one year only ~
1ash taxes This action Is taken IN /
9 3..l 10 encourage the mining in
Ihe 4onclova mining district is
again active 1t Is one OF ne Old
camps Of the state OF Coahuila- which
7lIIereo oy the effects OF the revo-
.-s--o-' Hllcn caused most Of the
ZINES 70 suspend operations. santos
ramos, OliTario Cepeda, III. Sanchez
ana vicente Brlones, mining men of
-nal district have filed on some prom
I -. Sles ~ that district and are doing
y. ~ pIne1t work. The principal
metals IN that vicinity are coDpe- md
eau with some silver values.
E1le1 on Nine Claims.
~ = Rodriguez, mining enEineer
y o-lllL+os mas applied for titles 10
me mining claims In the Centre min
~ district Of this state. IRE rroup
~ oe known as the san Tua1 and
telk IS 10 begin At once to devsIon
sQ0Q values Ia silver F-.r - -7.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
CASCARETS
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Do you feel under the weather.
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up with your head clear. stomach
right, breath sweet. and sl-ir rosy. No
srlplng-no Inconvenience. Children
love Cascarets, too 10. %, so cents
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

lection This famous preparation is
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

P3 oiio455lI is set forth briefly in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

Brown was connected with mining
companies in Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

reputation By States.
The list OF states WITH their q
and 1910 populations. follows.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17
En- cincO lrlinutos desa:
parece Ia Indigestion,
gases 0 acIdeZ en-
81 est0magO.
En- ell mismo instante en- que
"Pape'S DiapepSin" llega al
est0mago, todos los trastor-
nos desaparecen.

"Realmente regulariza los estoma-
Cos Observation-Disclosures" cura
Ia indigestion, dyspepsia. gases. pal
pitaciones del coraz6n Y acidez de-
bida 4 la fermentation acida--en solo
cinco minutes. Esto es 10 que hace
"Pape's Diapepsin" el antiacido Y re-
gularizador del estomago que tiene
ia Venta mas eXtensa en- Ell pals. 81
10 cue I'd. come Sc 'fermenta Y agria,
sufrira muchas molestias, tales como
colicoS, eructoS; siente la cabeza Pc
Sada Y sUfre dolores; tiene Ia lengrl
Sucia Y paStosa; Su sistema digesti-
vo Sc encuentra obstruccionado por
alimentOs no digeridoS, recuerde I'd.
que "Pape's Diapepsin" apenas llega
n eStomago alivia todas estaS moles-
tiaS V t~rastornos. rs r~ealmente
asombroSo, casi maravilloso. el efec,
TO, de esta medicinal. ademaS, es al.
so!utamente inofenSiva.
Una GAIA grande de cincuenta cen
tavoS, de "Pape's Diapepsin" vale e.
orc 10 que peSa para las personals qu@
no han logrado regulariZar las fun
clones de Su eStomagO. Esta medici.
IA pertenece al hogan. debe teaerSela
Siempre 2 Ia nlano para c~ualQuier
case de eNfermedad del est6mago, va
sea durante cl dia O por la noche. Is
el mas rapido Y SECURE antiacidc
para eI eSt6mago en- TODD e. mundo
iAdv0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

PARIS, Mario 16.-La delegation
de paz alemana en- esta capital, ne
60 hoy acknowledgements que sc hubie-
"a llegado a IN acuerdo entire ell 60
bierno revolucionario de Berlin Y el
gobierno republican, de Ebert, que
Sc halla ahora establecido en- SUIT
CART.
En- los circulos de Ia citada dele
gac;6n sc dijo que Sc habian recibido
no.lclas de Stuttgart. indicando que
Herr Ebert no ha tornado en- conside-
racicn siQuiera, ningunas medidas en-
~camnaJas a entrar en- negociacioHes
arroilo de LOGON Ell regimen de Berlin.
%vtic as contradictorias Sc han es-
tado recibiendo aqui, acerca del desa-
rrCilo de los acontecimientos en- Ale
mania, pOr 10 que puede asegurarse
cue hasta ahora NADIA de cierto Sc sa-
bebe respecto de la situaci6n en- el
vecino pals.
Gran excitaci6n ha causado aqui Ia
noticia de QUE el Mariscal Foch ha-
bia enviado un ultimatum q Won
Kapp dandole As horas para dejar ell
cargo que ha asumido Y abandonar TO-
da empresa de re~stauraci0n de Ia me-
~narquia, amenazandole 0 enviar IN
ejercito a Alemania, 81 no Sc cumplia
con esas demandas. Esta noticia.
sin embargo, fue negada oficialmen-
te anoche .mismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

COLONIA, Mario 16.-La renun-
cha del doctor Kapp, Canciiler del nue.
vo gobierno ravolucionario establecido
en- Berlin, Sc considera como lnmi-
nente, segin Sc dice en- los informes
recibidos aqui hoy. En- dichos des-
pachos So agrega que el Mariscal Won
Hindenburg ha cscrito a. meEcionado
jefe del nusvo gobierno, aconsejandO-
le que Sc retire del movimiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17
CONSIDRRASE INM[NENIE LA RENUNCIA DEL DR.. Knapp.
Sc confirma que no han Iegado a un acuerdo los
gobiernos de Berlin y de Stuttgart.
Sc asegura que Ell Mariscal Eindenburg lie indico que
abandonara la empresa y cue Ell mismo citado militar
ha desaprovechado el movimiento revolucionario

solo de la situaci6n, segin dicen los
peri6dicos de Hannover. Dichos pc
riodicos anur clan que el Mariscal ha
hecho una declaration publica mani
festando que no tiene ninguna rela'
cion con el movimiento de Won kapF
V e~xpresando al mismo tempo 81
desqprobaci6n a tai acto.
Mientras tanto, Ia s%ituaclon er
Berlin. parece agravarse, pues los 50
cialistas V los lideres obreros ame
nazan con declarar Ia huelga genera.
como una protesta contra el now
miento de Won Kapp.
e. gobierno revolucionario por ST
parte, ha expedido un decreto anne
nazando 4 todos los lideres huelguis'
tas con Ia pena de muerte 81 llevan
q cabo medidas que Sc interpongan l
obstruyan les servicios publicos.
De acuerdo con dicho decreto sc
tomaran extremas medidas desde las
cuatro de Ia tarde de hoy, siendo po-
sible que este traiga como c~onsecuen'
cia Ia crisis de Ia nueva revolucion.
Los detalles de la situaci6n en- Ale
mania no son muy arplios, por Il
aue adn aparece aqueila algo obscu'
ia. pero que hay razones para crcel
cue el gobierno de Ebert tiene en- sus
manos ell control de toda la parte SUI
' caste del pals. mientras que el reg1'
men lie Kapp Sc ha a~trincherado fir
memente en- la parte noroeste, en- ls
Prussia Y la Silesia, en- donde mucha;
ciudades V pueblos Sc dice que Sc har
undo q Ia causa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17
ESTRECHA WGILANCIA Sc
FIERCE SOBRE Ell
KRONPRlNZ
Ell gobierno holandss ha to-
mGdo esa MEDIA en- Vista
de que han estado DC
Iardo sobre Wieren-
gen aeroplaRos
alemanes

WIERENGEN, Mario l6.-Duran-
te ell dia de aver dos aereoplanes a.
lemanes volaron sobre Ia isla dc Vie
rengen, lugar en- donde Sc halla inter
nado ell ex-Kronprinz Federico CUTLER
mo-. Tan pronto como el gobierno a.
leman tuvo noticia de tai cosa. orde-
no u un destacamento de trelnta
marines holandeses bajo el mando de
IN teniente fueran a reforzar Ia guar
dia que vigila Ia Residential del ex-
lrincipe heredero. Ademds un cano-
nero holandes ha llegado al pequenc
puerto de Dcrocver, cerca de Ia casa
del x-KronprinZ. TodaS estas ma
niobras han ~sorprendido al eX-Kron'
prinz. quien ha declarado que no tiene
Ia menor intencion de evadirse, Y asi
10 ha prcmctido al Burgomaestre de
Ia Isla.
e. principe Sc ha rehusado a expire
sar su opinion respecto de los actua-
les acontecimientos en- Alemania, pero
cuando Sc lie pregunto 81 no creia que
el momento era favorable para So re-
ereso. sontest6 que Ia situacion era
ain demasiado peligrosa, aunque e,
cstaba impaciente por regresar al Ia,
DO de 81 esposa Y de hijos Y vivir
| como un simple ciudadano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17
81 la situaci6n Sc
agraDa, saldr6n los
americanos de Berlin

BERLIN, Mario 16.-Un tren es-
pecial Sc halla listo aqui, para con,
ducir 4 los americancs fuera del pals,
en- case de que Ia situacion Sc agra
We Y los extranjeros Sc vean en- pc
ligrp.
Noticias recibidas aqui de Ia ca
pital de Sajonia, dicen que la Fede-
raci6n de Cbreros de Stuttgart la
demandado Ia formation de una dicta-
dura Soviet Y que pretende someter
este plan a Ia votaci6n de todos los
obreros. En- caso de cue el vote sea
favorable, Sc cree que e. estableci-
micnto de un Soviet en- esa ciudad,
sea una cosa cierta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

Chicago. u,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17
CORTESE listed MISMO SU'CABELLO

FISHEIGH AND co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17
COMBATES EN- BERLIN Y DRESSER
En- la primera de las mencionadas ciudades resultaron
nueye personals muertas y I'm sin numero de
heridas en- dichos encuentros

Won Kapp Y eli dc Ebert han llegado
q un acuerdo. segun decian los despa-
chas racibidos anoche aQui.
FL ejercito bavaro segun Sc dice, Sc
ha undo a los revolucionarios Y Sc
dispone q combatir contra los volun-
tarios cue apoyan Ct regimen repu-
blicano.
Nuevos des6rdenes han estallado en-
Essen, asiento de IA gran planta de
krupp, e igualmente en- las grandes
ciudadcs de Sajonia los motines sc ha-
Han a la orden del dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-17

LONDRES Mario Eel Secre-
tario del Primer Ministro Lloyd
George declare hoy que ell gobierno
britanico tenia n2ticias Ell las que Sc
confirmaba Ia information referente
a que las f~acciones rcvales en- Alema,
MIA, habian llegado q IN acuerdo, a
gregsndo aquel cue las noticias con-
firmatorias de r~eferencia. no proce'
dian dc Alemania.
FRANKFORT, Mario l6.-El Dia.
rio de Frankfort, n de los principal
les p~eri6dicos que Sc publican en- Ale
mania. ha recibido informes de par
te del nuevo V del viejo gobierno, en-
los que Sc nieCa de IN maner ter.
minante que Sc italian iniciado nego-
ciacicnes para un arrcglo entire ellos.
Fl citade ~peri0dico asegura cue un
despacho de Stuttgart dice que Sc ha
anunciado ALI oficialmente per Ell go
bierno de Ebert, que las noticias dc
que Sc ha tenido I'm arreglo con Ell
regimen de Won Knapp. son del todo
falsas. Al mismo tempo. el citado
p~eri6dico ha recibido I'M despacho de
Berlin en- 81 que Sc dice que de una
manera a~utorizada se ha anunciado
ALI que todas las declaraciones re-
lativas a una transaction entire los
gobiernos de Kapp y Buaer, son pu-
a invenciones, pues NADIA hay de
cierto en- esa noticia.