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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03
PIDEN GARANTIAS
PARA LOS JAPONESES

Aver Sc recioieron noticias pcoce-
denies de Ia capital de Mexico en- es
ia. ciudad dando cuenta de,Que los re
presentantes diplomaticos y consulares
del Tmperio Japones ante Ell gobierno
de aquella Republica han hecho Il
formal representation cerca del Encar
sado de Ia Canciiierfa demandando
garautfas Y protection amplia para los
japoneses residences en- Ia Baja Califor
MIA.
Como resultado del memorial de los
representatives j~aponeses ell Gobierno
de Mexico ha librado urgentes instruc
clones q los Gobernadores de los Distri
tos Norte Y Sur de Ia Baja Califor
MIA, indicandoles Ia convenience de
dar 4 los subditos jsponeses las saran
tfas que Sc piden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03

Sisuierdo la politica dc reScTvar sus
marcados cara ellos mismoS tanto
1nglatarra como F'rancia ha eNcluIdo
! toda .umnctencIa ,~.Etrariera en- mate
ria de ~avIaciLn.
Uno de los problemas de n Gran
Bretana al terminar Ia guerra tue CO.
mo disponer del material de arlaci6n
sobrante. La soluci6n iIrSlcsa de tai
asunto fue COMO sigue: sc formo una
| compania de aeroplanoS cuc con7pro
.proximadamente diez nil de ellos Y
de veinte mil V treinta mil maouinaS
que cO3taron al gotierno ilSles mss
de $3.50. 000.0 0 Y fueron vend;dos por
menos de S4.500.000 pcro Sc cstlpul6
en- 81 coatrato qre q, goLierno ihsl&s
raciLIr'a 81 50 por ciento de Tolss las
:,.uanci&::.
Muchos dc esoS dparatos Sc haifan
va en- los Estados Unidos y Sc trata
| de vender los motores Q prccioS inslS-
nificantes.
Para proteger ell mercado america
no dc esa invasion e~xtranjera. u de
! tener eNito retr1saria Ia av:2ci0n en- los
| Estadoc Unidos por mucCos amos Sc
| present6 IN proyecto al Congreso, 81
cual fue aprouado -por la CAmara de
| Diputados el ) dc JUNO Y que no fue
~aprobado por Ell Senado debido a Ia
opCsic:0n de UT senador.
rnglaterra Ia ccrrado sus mercados
contra los sobrantes del material de
guerra frances. Y Francia ina hechc 10
nismo con respecto al material inglss.
por 10 que solo en- los Estados Cnidos
| hay mercado para cSos s~eroplanoS Y
mot0res de tipo antique.
Asf como Sc requiere II gran flota
de buQues mercanteS que domiren los
mares en- tempo de guerra ash tam
bien en- 10 future debera tener cada ma
cion II grandc V mode-na flota de
aercplanos conrcrcialeS para aumel'tar
Y comple,ar las fuerZaS acreaS militia
res. 81 es Qle esa naciGn Quierc DO
minar ell airc. Algunos ejcmploS rea
lizados en- los EStadoS Cnidos estan
manifestando "a utilidad cada ola mas
creciente de la ayiaci6n en- nuestros
negocios V en- la vida industrial. Fr
ell campo del perioiismo Sc han hccho
experimentos que demuestran la posi-
bilidad dc hacer cntregas de los ejcm-
plares Dor el aire. La esenc'a de las
noticias es Ia velocidad y Ia princi-
pal virtud del aeroplano es la reloci-
dad Tn investigator curioso, Ell Wis
Ia de los resultados que ma presencia-
do. asegura que Ell costo de IA entrega
de peri6dicos en- ~aerorlano ,en ciertos
~lugares, resulta mas barato Tue cual-
auiera otro metodo.
Hace POGO Sc solicit5 in aeroplano
que pudiera llevar se~iscientas llhras
de soda, Y otros generos DC Nucva
York a Minneapolis poraue las Diff
cu,tades que sc presentaban con mott
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03
POR CAUSAS DE FUERZA MAYOR Sc POSPUSIERO
PARA Ell MARTES Y MERCEDES DE LA SEMANA
PIMA. LAS VELADAS De LA SRA. NAVARRETE

que han reservado localidades pars
las funciones en- que Sc presentara a.
rublico mexicano Ia notable artists
c~ompatriota, con que ell martes y nier.
coles pr6xinos. como sc Ia dicho an
ties. tendran Iugar las deliciosas e
ladas que nemos vcLido aEGnciando.
Mientras tanto. hoy y malana. Gtas
que Sc habian fijado para las funcio'
mes de Ia senora Navarrete, Ia conipa-
MIA. dramatica de Ia sonora Mara de.
Pillar Martinez cubrira el proSrams
dc esas noches con ell hermoSo drama
en- dos actos Arturo o Amor de Ma
DIRE" v Ia zarzuela Los Granuias."
creaci6n de la sonora MARTINEZ, hoy
jueves Y con ell drama roInantico 20
moo Y JuIieta." mailana viernes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03
Sc AGOTARA UN RICO
POZO PETROLERO
Es ell que mayor production
ha dado en- ell norte de
Veracruz

TAMPICO, lamps. Septiembre To-
Comunican de TuXpan, Veracruz, que
el pczo de Cerro Azul, considerable CO.
m el de mayor production Ell Ia &C
tualidad en- Ia IONA petroIifera del Nor
te del Estado vecino. esta pr6Nimo q
agotarSe. V Sc agrega que tai anuncio
ha sido hecho nor ei ~Insenierc Niiial-
ba. agente del Departments de Pc
tr6leo en- 81 referido puerto.
Sc dice que hay va indicios de que 81
ricr pos" eSti para arrojar aqua sala-
da y que a : indicios Sc debe Ia
creAacia de que esta agotandose su
production De petrGleo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03

C4usas de fuerZl mayor obIi2aron
q la eminente artista Ada Navarrete
a demorar su viaje y por tai raz6n las
veladas cue Sc habfan anunciado para
hoy y mahana en- ell "Teatro Nacio-
naiI' han sido poSIuestas para ell
Martes y Microbes lie il gen PRO-
INA
En- un telegrama que recibimos aver
de IL Ciudad de Mexico, Sc o dice
que Ia sonora Navarrete tuvo algunas
~dificultades para obtener los pasapor-
ties consulares. pero que, zanJadas esas
dificultades, habfa salido aver de Ia
Capital de la Republica con ruInoo Il
esta ciudad y. de una maner seGura
pueien coutar las nlmerosas personals
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03
-
BALE EN- 81 AK OF c."

En- Ell antique Harmony Hall" noy
X. of c." 3al6n ahicado en- la Gale de
Z. Romano. celebr6se anoche III AMI
made bale que fue organizado por
los senores Vicente Sosa, Andres u.
Leon, David Rios. Eduardo Rodriguez.
Juan Morales y Joe Hous&
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03

IATENCIoNi riAIEN'
A CASARSE


catsLoro &c dars&s meSicanas y otras
-,.S,v,';dadeS y extensa hstS - eermo-
scs nozibres-
ssnvienes un DOLLAR solamsnte 3 r"s-
osrox = remitiremoS a vue!s de eorrco.
- conpisto Cat&icGo matrimonial
.en descripciones Getaiiadas, ForoGRA-
EIAs NoMBRES Y DIREccIoNES &c
fs,enes. senoras > senoritas nexicanas y
4. otrss aacioaalidsdes. alCanas sIsaas De
intschabb.s anIeceden'es, aniehes eeeS@h
eneontrar IN honr2Go y baen eSpcso. Us
80 nu,ie escribi-ie d~irectaments ! cual-
e7i.ra de elias y eeut-Ser IN Inat-inonie
co. En- corto .ierpo. Somos diSnes do
rortiarza y nos dedicsnos = u neSocfo
htnrr6o y irl.c- No psEmi:a- p9eS, cue
"a peousnS suna de IN dolar este &c Por
do entire listed Y su muy pcsIb!e FE-
, IiCIDAD MATRIMONIAL
|, Escrib- hoy aISmn a.
RELLASCE CLUE.
!, Sox SIS. Us ANGELS, a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03

Estos magnificos trajes-sastre han
probado ser la attraction principal en-
esta venta. Los escogimos tan rapida-
mente como nos fue possible con objeto
de que nos llegaran hoy. Hechos eX-
auisitamente en- elegantes materiales
de lana V en- los dolores mas populares
para ell Otono. Mucnos de ellos presen-
tan originates adornos de pieles. LIE su-
gerimos que venga a escoger hoy Ell SUI
yo. pero temprano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03
Ouedardn IucEuidos los Ultimos Embarques a Precios Re
LOS NUEHOS ABRIGOS

Esta eS Su gran oportunidad
para seleccionar I'm hermoSo abri-
go para Ell otono o para ell invierno.
Las reducciones que predominant en-
nuestra Venta de Gambia de Local,
proporcionan una oportunidad uni
ca para ahorrar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03
POMADA GONZALEZ

en- Tucson, las autoridades militares
de Sonora dicen que Sc comprueban
informes de que ell citado exjefe may
torenista era ell orgarizador del movi-
miento rebelde que fracas0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03
ANTORA

viernes 3.-Santos Aristeo obispo
Martir. Serapia Virgen y eli Beato An
tonic Ixida Martir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03

Para iibros en- e~spanol. d~irijase US
ted a Ia Casa Editorial lozano. 1fS
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
pRoBABA1.

A hiivos nyari szezonnak balia
lesz hetf5n este Kossuth k0r
osszes termeiben. Remenyi De-
ESQ tanciskolajanak novendekei
fogjak ez alkalommal bemutatni,
hogy milyen nagyszeruen saiati-
tottak ell magyar, es amerikai
tancokat hat hetes kurzus alatt.
Az este fenypontja a francia me-
eyes lesz,' amelyet meg azel6tt So
ha sem tanitottak Youngstown
ban. 16 par tancolja maid ezt a
szemet gyonyork0dtet6 tancot, a
mely nelkiil az 6hazaban nagyobb
bait mem is lehet elkepzelni.
A pr6babal utan Remenyi uj
osztalyokat alakit IS ezen az uton
is felkeri mindazokat, akik tan
colni tanuni 6hajtanak, hogy
jelentkezzenek nala a bal alatt.
Ugyancsak keri sziil6ket, hogy
gyermekeiket irassak be, inert
most legjobb alkalom lesz, hogy
gyermekeket a rendes es szin-
padi tancokban tanittassak. J0i-
jenek ell a sziilok a pr6babalra es
nezzek meg, hogy az iskola tanit
vanyai milyen nagyszeruen meg
tanultak tancolni. Az nj osztaly
szerdan este, junius 3O-an alakul
meg Kossuth k0rben. Tanitas
hetenkint ,haromszor lesz. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
ATHLETA GYttLEs

Az athletak szombaton este
sajat helyiseeukben, 33s1a West
Federal street, gyiilestz tartanak,
amelyen a most foly6 trening
iigyet beszelik meg. A South High
athletikai palyajan mar szorgal-
masan treniroz 18 fatal ember,
hogy az 6szi bajnoki versenyeken
megvedje Youngstown j6 hirne-
vet es dijakkal megrakodva ter
Jen haza a Chicagoban megtar-
tand6 versenyekr6l. Az athIetak
vezetosege kerr mindazokat a fla
tai embereket, akik hajIamot
ereznek az athletika barmely
agahoz, hogy jojjenek ell a gyiiles-
re. Alljanak be a klubba es We
gyenek reszt a treningben, ahol
tehetsegiiket kifejleszthetik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
East Youngstown
L.ANYoK A FALUBA.

Van egy kozismert magyar no
ia, amely ICY kezd6dik: Lanyok,
lanyok, lanyok a faluba.' Ott-
hon az mem baj, ha faluban lea
nyok vannak, East Youngstown
ban ellenben baj lett bel5le, a
mint az alabbi rend6rsegi jelen-
tels igazolja:
AZ east Youngstown rend6r-
seq az elmult szombat ejjel raz-
ziat tartott a Washington street
egyik ketes hirii hazaban, a hol
negy not es ct ferfit tart6ztatott
le. A letart6ztatott egyenek va
lamennyien letettek kivant biz
tositekot. Az eljaras megindult
elle1fdk.'''
A mint ebb6l lathat6, bajok
voltak East Yohngstownban a
lanyok k0rul es bizony lesznek
meg ezutan is, ha a hat6sag mem
talal olyan megoldast, mely EFT
q kenyes kerdest sikeresen elm.
qeZl. E.gs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
SZERKEsZTOI tjZENETEK

Real Estate. Jelentse be dol
got az ottani Real Estate Board
nal es biztos lehet abban, hogy az
illet0t mem veszik fel a tagok So
raba.
Poeta. A napokban olvastuk a
hazai lapokban, hogy Miskolczon
megorult egy ember, inert AIT hit
te magar6l, hogy k6lt6, pedig SEE
geny csak Radetzky marshot te-
vesztette 0ssze a gulyassal.
Ugyved. Annak a penznek be-
fellegzett, inert soha sem fogja
megkapni. A valt6t ada at ne
kink, eltessziik a t0bbi k0zze.
Mar egesz sep gyiijtemenyiink
van. Hi tudja, hatha egyszer XII.
allitast rendezhetiink ezekb6l a
valt6kb6l?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

can hirtelen mef6riilt. Megalla-
pitast nyert, hogy az asztalosse-
ged hetekkel ezel6tt smegismerke-
dett egy debreceni gy6gyszertar
ban aukalmazott leanynyal, akit
felesegiil akart venni, de a hazas-
sagot sziilSk elleneztek es eltil-
tottak a haztol. Szel annyira sze-
relmes volt leanyba, hogy mem
tudta elviselni ezt az elutasitast es
meg6riilt. A mentok kenyszer-
zubonyt adtak ra es beszallitotak
a k0zkorhazl 4 a szerelem bolond-
jat.-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
A SZERELEM BOLONDJA

y Debrecenbol jelentik: A Bocs-
kay-teren duhongeni kezdett egy
fiatalember, akit rend6r0k be-
szalitottak kozponti iigyeletre,
.ahol kiderult, hogy Szel Gyula-
max hivjak es budapest sziiletesii
asztalosseged, aki mar h6napok
ota lakik varosban, de foglalko-
zasa mines. A rend6rorvosi WIS
galat szerint fiatalember az ut
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
A REFoRMATUs EGYEstjLET
GYttLESE

Az Amerikai Magyar Reforma-
tus Egyesiilet youngstown 22-ik
szamu osztalyanak osszes tagjait
szeretettel kerem ARA, hogy joj-
jenek ell a j0v6 vasarnap, azaz E
no 27-en a szokott helyen megtar
tando gyiilesre. Igen fontos es
halasztast mem tiir6 dolgok elm
tezeser6l van $50, tehat minden
egyes tagnak ell kellene jonni.
TBztelettel
Molnar Istvan, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
1 PET0FI GYttLES

Keretnek a Pet6fi egylet tag
jai, hogy a vasarnap delutan 2
6rakor kezd6d0 gyiilesre okvetle-
nil jelejenek meg a Crow-fele
hallban.
A tisztikar neveben
Tomori Istvan, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
RADIUMoT TALALTAK

Montrealb6l jelentik, hogy
Proudfoot es Butt kozsegekben
nagymennyisegii radiumot talal-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
Heti Kr6nika.
Rigmusokba szedte: O. Ke.

Bolondos az id6jaras,
Hol esik, hol mem esik,
Icy hat bizony rigmussal
Holmi dolog megesik!
Merit ilyenkor mem "Muzsa"
Ihleti a Kronikast,
Hanem hangulat teszi
A rigmusban a hatast.
Icy tortent, hogy nemregiben
Mem a ''Muzsa'' cs6kolt meg.
Az id6 homlokom helyett
A gyomrom ihlette meg.
Exert aztan bejutottam
Mark kollega lapjaba,
lgy keriiltem akaratlan
Egy kis potya reklamba.
| Csupan egy gombocot ettem,
Miert veszik ezt zokon?
Oh Muzsa' te vagy az Okla,
Merit mem csokolsz homlokon?
Lam "Hafizt" megcs6koltad,
No es az folyton eszik,
"Sulyos kovetkezmenyeit"
TDle zokon mem veszik.
A multi heten ejfel tajban
Betortek egy pinc6be,
Alaposan beleneztek
A regi j6 iccebe.
Osszeszedtek a j6 italt,
Mas egyebet oft hagytak,
Els azutan tort megiilni
Hazafele rohantak.
Durrogtak a pezsgGs flask6k,
AZ dug6 meg nagyot szolt, i
A hangulat meg a jo kedv
Tstok ugyse, j6 Macy volt!
Engem persze mem hivtak meg,
Merit szornyen felek t6le,
Hogy megiszom az egeszet
Els mem marad bel0le.
"Szefti forst!" mondja az angol
Vigyazatok emberek
Nehogy cincogni jarjanak
IPincetekbe egerek.
Tehat kinek italia van,
R0gt0n telefonaljon
Els mig pincej6be torok,
Addig jobb, hogy he varjon.
Egyebekben csendes minden,
! Nincsen ujsag, sem level.
Jungsztanban esett az ESQ,
Akronban mem fuj a szel!
Olyan Macy Oft a szarazsag,
Hogy tenta kifogyott,
Hafiz mester ujsag helyett
A "ril estetbe" fogott!
Belle fogni, belle fogott,
De hogy jon XII bel6le!
AIT ma bizony nem tudhatjuk,
De maid hallunk fel0le!
Addig varunk tiirelemmel,
Iiszen reg6ta varunk,
S6t ezzel tiirelemmel
kalvariat is jarunk!
Ejnye maid elfelejtettem:
Bogdany Gabi visszatert,
Az ujjan gyemant gyiirivel,
A mely alig, hogy elfert!
Gratulalunk Gabi pajtas,
Mikor lesz az eskiiv0 +?
"Wihajszt?" sz6lt a Gabi gyerek
"Gyiirii van, de nincsen mol"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
DEMAND FOR BEER
SEEN BY LEADERS
coNrINunD rnoM rAdn oYn

CONTINUED fI,ph PApL ONE
way. although others said they be-
iieved Secretary Colby OF ,ho state
department would be the man urged
by administration forces. despite his
stniem"nt that ho was not n canii J.
dntc f0r tho most
No delegations have put I'm ap-
pcaranco yet except Tor n state
leader here and there. coming ahead
10 arrange accommodation for hig
associates ana 10 look over tho
ground and pick up Ideas from men
~ other sections ~ tho country.
fhorc Is littlo about the city TO in
dicate that Il In 10 play host 10 its
first national political convention
next week. The wires were busy
during tho day however, with re.
ports OF delegations gottinR undor
wny from tho oastrrn scaboard and
evory arriving train added TO tho
group ~ well known figures In dem
Ocrnilc circles glpwly assembling
about headquarters of the national
committee.
a nirht session may follow the
first session ~ tho democratic ma
tlouai convention witch opens here
ncyt Monday, Homer e. Cummings,
chairman OF the national committee
announced here today
Hear Reed Contest.
Before that time the national com
mlttcc. which meets June %, will
have disposed Of tho prospective
contest over the seating OF y. S.
Senator James A Reed of the Fun
KanHns City) district OF Missouri
ANA the contest over the seating of
the 2s delegates from Georgia. The
committee viii net upon these IN
connection with It's work of making
up q temporary roll and contests
may be carried TO the credontinl
committee and even to the floor of
the convention.
No documents have been filed IN
bchnlf Of Senator Reed said Mr..
Cummlngs but u large number Of
telcgrnms Of protest received from
Missouri assure n contest In case
credentials nre filed for him"
Party leaders are assured that Mr..
Reeds case will rest upon the con
tention that the Missouri state con-
ventlon'a action In referring the go
lection Of Reed as n delegate back
TO the 9th district convention makes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22

dent Of the line. declared. however.
that members Of negro society who
planned TO go back TO Africa mad
arranged to sail on one Of his com
panys ships.
Thousands OF pieces OF literature
relatinN to the Aoyssinian move
ment were confiscated by the police
in "a raid on garage on the Soutn
side According to the police one
leaflet boasted that a standing army
Of four million ws in readiness in
Ethiopia. Applications for admis-
sion 10 the order were among the pa
pcrs. They were captiono5 star
order. Of Ethiopia" and bore Bible
quotations
states Attorney Hoyne received
the following telegram from New
York signed BLACK Star line. lnc..
Marcus Garvey president:
Prom newspaper reports II is ap-
parent that one Grover Credding II
operating in Chicago under the gu'se
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22

per cent OF our people want tho
principle Of arbitration preserved so
nations mny talk things over before
they fight
America Alone Should Judge.
"l'ut that principle should be pre-
served under conditions which leave
America entirely tree In hor tradl-
tlonal policies, including the Mon
roe dJstrinc. America alone should
be the judge Of when her mon are
To 40 to war and when they are not
no 20 Ninety per cent uf our pso-
plc want America to play hor part
In maintaining tho pence Of the
world. They do not want To ahirk
duty.
u believe we. as n people. are In
terested In the international princi-
pies established at The Hague. And
whatever part America may or may
not take In the league. II must be
thoroughly Americanized before we
enter II, and we should act under
tho impulse OF our own conscience"
Party should Aid Women.
General Wood said thr republican
party should do all In Its power to
aid the causc OF woman suffrage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
G. 0. P. TO NOTIFY
HARDING JULY 22
c0NrlNurp rnoM rAnp ONE

CONTINUED FROM rAGE ONE
dental nominees as men. measuring
up to oyer. requirement ~ prcs
identlal candidate" and Informally
. pproving tho senator's announced
Intention of conducting front
porch campaign
I'm strong for Senator Harding
on the front porch campaign
plan" Mr.. Hays said, adding that
G0vernor Coolidge held similar at
titudc. Such a method. he asserted
'is the only proper way Of running
a presidential campaign"
Mr.. Hays In "A conference with
newspaper men announced the cen
ter Of activity IN the conduct OF the
coming campaign would ba Chicago
wncre he expects to spend most OF
his time, Ilc said, however, that
the New York office would be no
lcss important than IT had been In
the past. headquarters also Will
continue to be- maintained. ho said.
IN Washington ana san Francisco,
with a branch office in Denver
In declining TO discuss cam.slpn
Issues, Mr. Hays said ne felt com
PEELED to do so until after MIR. Hard
ing had made his speech accepting
the nomir-ltion.
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Says Wilson
Is Physicdiiy Unable
to Run for Third Term

KANSAS cry, Juno 2t-pros.
id"nt Wilson'S nomination Tor a
third term was declared to bc an
impossibility because Of tho con
diiion of the prosident'a health, In
an Interview given out hy Jouett
Stousc. third assistant rccfctary
ui The United tSatos treagtry, here
today
No roli friendp Of the prcsi.
dent regards his nomination az a
posaibilliy said Mr. Shousc. who
ia on hik wHy 10 the democratic
national convention in San Fran
cisco. II he now had tho strength
ana vigor that he had IN 1915.
mis- nomination for a thIrI term
might De considered n probability.
But his friends know no is not In
good health
There was not the slightest
oollusion between tho statement
NJ President Wilson Friday morn
ing ana tho Withdrawal OF sic
Adop Friday afternoon.
IT would not be possible fOr
Presid"nt Wilson to conduct
campaign"
~ Shouno added that he con.
Hidcrcd Carter Glass, former stc-
rotary Of the treasury. auJ now
United hatca senator from Nir-
Ginia, ana John W Davis. umbns-
sndor TO England. ~ slronp pres-
idential possibilities, either of
whom might very likoly receive
the nomination
Mr. Shousc heads the Kansas
delegation 10 San trancIgso.
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charges of murder lies with the
state Of Illinois.
Or Brennan said a searching invcs
tigation would be made 20 deter
mine Just how far the Abyssinian
movement has spread and what IN
dividuals are behind II.
Resolutions denouncinR Jonas as
a white leader responsible for Great
ing unrest among the negro pOpula-
tiOn were passed today by several
negro organizations
They said that the riot was not
caused by racial feeling but was
the result Of radical propaganda and
that reputable negroes had no part
In the movement.
Jonas was Identified In New York
dispatches as REV Dr. X. y. Jonas,
secretary of tho League OF Darker
People" IIo was reported to have
appeared In the interests OF the
Black star line. owner Of the steam
er Yarmouth, on which cargo Of
liquor WAS seized recently Counsel
for the Black star line company
however, said that Jonas had no con-
nectiOn with the concern.
Backed Thompson.
Jonas was said 90 have been the
chief speaker sunday at "A meeting
20 urge Mayor Willitm Hale Thomp-
son to become a candidate for prcsl-
idcnt on third party ticket backed
by the solid Irish and negro vote
He was said 10 have declared that
the Friends Of Irish Freedom had
aided IN establishing the Black star
steamship line which would ulti-
matoly carry arms 10 Africa"
Counsel for the steamship com
pany in New YORK denied that the
Irish organization was interested IN
the Black Star line and branded as
ridiculous" the statement that arms
would be carried 10 Africa
Marcus Garvey, the negro prosi-