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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-27
EDITORIAL
UN SUCESO EXTRAORDINARY

p~eradores Y los Reyes lisados por vinculos de san
gre, Dor tratados 0 alianzas. Sc comedian esos ex
presivos 'ic~umpiimientos' que ahora horrorlzan a
las,naciones civilizadas.
Como Sc comprendera, i nosotros NADIA nos
irnperta en- 10 personal el Doctor Takabatake o su
origen, nj 81 Estado cue ohturo esa 'grac1a por 10
dos conceptos exceptional; 10 que nos 1nteresa' 10
que nos sonroia. 10 que nos indigua, es ell acto lie
gal Y atentatorio que sc ha ~conetido, con mengua
de nuestro decoro Y de nuestra soberanla-
Sc procedi% con ell galeno Y politico japones.
en- una forma inexplicable Y brutal, esta es la pa
Iabra mas aproXimada para cailtlcar eI hecSo' NO
le permitieron nj que hiciera testamento ante I'm
notario, como 10 solicit6 antes de ser e%ntregado q
los ageutes del Emperador. Impidieron tamolen al
defensor. a quicn acuii6 la esposa de la victlma.
que presentara la denanda de ar2paro respective,
Y asi, sin ms trjmiteS nj fOrmalidadeS. tue en-
trecada Ia victima a sus enenigos politicos ' tam
bieR....a la difamacion. mejor dicho i la caiun-
MIA.
Por0uc para exlnlicar a Ia sociedad justamcn-
te e>caudalizada. csc acto incalificable, la prem
sa oticioSa deSgarra reimbursement la reputa-
cion de csc Unfortunate hombre dc ciencia, que IA
mas die motive de cenSura a la SOciedad. Scgun
esoS Deri6dicoS. hasia los tituloS del professions
Ia son ap6crifoS, y le hacen aparec"r como un IL
bcrtiuo sin frcno nj nocioneS de pudor.
E~ta obra de- ditamaci0n Y dc calumnia, Is Ia
conSccucncia logica del primer acto vcrgonzoSo e
immoral. Para Ia Successive Mexico pucdara cXpucS-
to a rcmandaS >cmciaujc> Y no pOdrd r"huSarSc 4
haccr ccncc<innc< andloga<. para llcnar Ia conSabl-
ia Erase protocolaria' como i Ia nacioC mas faYo-
rccida."
10 mas crave e. que 1t iucalificahlc cntrcga del
Dr. Tahabatakc al goDicrno Imperial. Sc dcbc I OPT
njonc> ~ 1rai,aio> poiIDico> que Sc rclaclonan dir"c
49, .--f J. In -
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FL dia Is del p~resente II. Pau.
Deschannel tomo possession de Ia pre-
sidencia de Ia RepGbhca FranceSa.
como successor del Presidente Ray
nond Poincare, que a6aHdona e 20
der despu6s de uno de los ma cri-
ticos periodos en- la historic de esa
raci0n.
La Transmission del poder executive
de Francia Sc verified en- 81 PalacIo
del Eiiseo esa tarde.
La ceremonial fue briiiaHtlsim1 con
.ribuyendo a clio IN tempo primave-
raj, DOT 10 que TODD Paris tuvo opcr-
=unidad de tributar ~ca!urosos home
aajes De simpatia. tanto Al Pres'deC-
e ~salienCe como al entrante, que fue-
Eon aclamados por igual.
Los preparativos para la magma
ceremonial fuero0 ~arregladOs con to-
Ia anticipation. t~eniendose en- cuenta
los precedenteS hjStoricos para seme-
iantes solemnidades. por 10 que solo
preSenciaron Ia entrega del pOder. los
presidentes del Senado ' de Ia CANA
"a dc dIputados. los Comites repre-
sertantes &c cads una de las Camaras
y los miembroS del gabinete.
Entire los que pr.mero ilegaron al
Palacio Sc encontro al PreSidente de
Ia Camara de Diputados. Raorl Pc
ret, ' sUs colegas de Ia misma CANA
"a. Despues Negaron u. Lean Bour-
EeoiS, p~residen,e del Senado : los re
pr~esentanJes de csc alto cuerpo.
POGO antes de Ia nora fijada para
"a ceremonial. e. Primer MiniStro Mi
Tlarand. Sc dirigi6 en- caruaje al Pala-
cio Rorbon, Residential Official de NJ.
Deschaunel. como p~reside0re de "a
Camara. : Ilam6 al Presidenre cleo
70. Luego entraron amhoS en- IN ca
rruaie del EStado Y eseoitados por IN
regimiento de ~coraceros ' ~preceGidos
cor UT porta-es.aaGarte Sc Gir;g:eron
n Pa,acip del ! hseo, do2da ia . We
rificarsc ia ceremonial.
MiertraS las mulrituGes cue inva-
dian anbas mSrCencs de, Sena apISu-
dian frenCr canleDte q VI. Deschannel
q 81 pas. los miembscs lei gabinete
Y los fYncionarios del Senado ' de
IA C&mara De 4j9utados 50 ~reuuieroE
en- torno de VI. PoiHcare en- el palacio
del Eliseo para aclamar al Ruevo Pre-
Sidente.
A Ia llegada dc ". DeSchannel a di
cno palacio sc VERTIGO IA formal tras
mission del poder- 81 por alguna cir
c~unstancia no Sc hubiera podido ce-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-27
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ceremonial de Ia Inauguration del Rusvo periodic presidential en- FfaDcja

ccpcion formal en- qac Ia Soc:cGad lie
Paris esvuvo ampliamenrc representa-
Ga.
HARE la personals promincntes
cue a ella asistieror Sc hal!a5aH @
AF-csjdonte Failiercs, el MariScai
Pt;a.a, 81 General A.ang}n, FL genera!
Dccourtc, q General Buat. eI jete DE-
L,iclo Mayor. el Genera! Ber.ioula:.
". NJ. Bourgeois Y Rcne aiet, pres
deHte de "a Camara de $ynadores Y
Dc la de Diputados. reSpectrvamenic,
los Giembros del gah:retc. presididos
por el primer M.nistro MilIerand y eI
antique Primer Ministro Painleve,, CT
ey-Presidente Loubet, etc.
Durante Ia reception en- el Ayunta-
mjento el Presidente Deschannel tuvo
g su derecha g N. Poincare Y a NJ. Fa-
~ll!ereS, V q su izquierda a NJ. Loubet,
Despues la comitiva presidential re
corri6 cl centre de Ia ciudad, atrave-
sando la plaza de la Concordia, los
Campos Eiiseos, Ia Plaza de Ia Estre-
liz Y la avenida del Bosque de Be-
logne. Gando vuelta poc Ia Gale dc
Barbeau. Despues que NJ. Descha,
mel hubo dejado 4 NJ. Poincare en- 81
nueva Residential, regreso al Palacio
del EliSeo.
Todos los miembros del cuerpo iii.
plomatico. acreditadc> ante el pres
dente Poincare, fueren recibidos en-
el Pal&cio del Eliseo, en- a~udiencia
privada de despedida, a las II de Ia
manana.
El Primer Ministro NJ. Millerand
preSeato Ia renuncia de TODD. Ell Eabi-
,nete. como es costumbre hacerlo en-
la inauguration de un nuevo perio-
do presidential. NJ. Deschannel no
acepto la renuncia ' pidio al Primer
Ministro que permaneciera en- 81 pues
TO.
e. Presidente D~eschannel conser-
'ara ell mismo Esta5o Mayor del Pre-
sidente P~oincare, con el General Pc
melop 4 su cabeZa.
f nUevo ~presidente es e. tipo ideal
de 10 que debe ser Ell p~residenteI de
una r~eplblica. Quito Y a~ristocrata,
es IN hombre versado en- los nego-
clos piblicos. Tipicamente frances,
como Ell castillo &c Versailles, su es-
piritu posee una feliz combination de
las caracteristicas de equilibrio Y de
idealismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-27

Fxfraordinaria, efectvanente. debemos lamar
r. Ia extrana expulsion, o mejor dicho, e2trad1caon'
que ACADIA de conceder, en- I'm acto de Ia mas grave
Y peIisrosa trascendencia, l gobierno carranclsts
al del Imperio del Sol Naciente. En- IA lorna mas
fuusitada ' violenta que pueda conce0lrse' rue cap
turado en- Mexico Y entregado en- Ia nnSnS zap
tal p mos Agentes de Ia Legac6n ~Japonesa' para
conducirlo al barco de guerra japones que exprole-
90 vino a Salina Cruz, el Senior doctor Iakaoatane,
sdbdito nippon. que hacia muchos amos reSldla Ell
nuestro pals. donde habia tornado 81 hosar' con
strarendo matrimOnio con una meXicana con la
cual habfa tornado familia
Ell Doctor Takabatake era muy conocido ' esu-
mado en- nuestra m~etr6poli, donde habla hechN ,ra'
baios c~ientfficos y humanirarios que fueron debida-
mente apreciados-
P6blica V notoria era la permanencia de dicho
Doctor en- nuestro pals hace varioS amos, de name
"a que desde tiempos muy lejancs, 81 no reeordam"S
NAL desde antes de Ia p~enultima reelection del
Senior General Diaz, ell repetido Saleno japOnes era
demaSiado conocido en- Mexico, '. en- consecuencla'
bien saba 81 gobierno Imperial en- donde estaba 81
facultaJivo.
Tai hecho nos induce l6gicamente a aSeSnrar
que eI Doctor Takabatake no tenla cuentas pendlen-
les con la iuSticia de Su pals. ' en- conSecuencla.
one no hav cauSas nj razoneS legales para una "exJ
nuIsi6n cue es en- realidad una extradicion conce-
dida en- forma 7 condolences one Eastman el decoro
de nuestro pals.
Fatal preccdentc In Sentado FL gohlerno conHe-
fsndo una extradiCi6n cue mancha ' contradice
las tradicioucs De Ia Diplomacia meHicana \ en- &C
neral los principles de Dcrecho International re
conocidoS Y practicadoS por las naciomo> civiIiza-
daS.
los rrIaroS pnblicados por los diarjos m]etr1pOli-
tanoS. producer aSombro.. .mcior dicho. indi@na-
ion. FL Doctor Takabatak" ha $jio rntrc@ado 4
las auroridades iapone>as per cUeSlioneS poIiticaS
del Tmperio. Y por h"choS qne >c ~atribuyc al doe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-27

'ie5rar tai ceremonial. las rienGaS del
-o5ierno habrian paSado 9u-omat;ca-
nente a manos de VI. Deschannei q
ias doce de Ia roche del mism0 dia.
FL presidente Poincare h.Zo re-
f~erencia en- su diScarso a I'M posi-
Die revision de Ia CONSTRUCTION. Hizo
rotar que cualescuiera que iueran los
.cambioS Iue la Asamblea Nacl9nal
hiciese, tsrde o temprano en- Ia orga-
nizacion q. en- las ralacioacs entire las
d~iferentes ralaaS del cosierno, "a
Constitution al como cX.s,e tlenH =.
merito dc haber as, guraGo IA exlS-
tencia de "a li5ert4d en- medic del
6rden, frer-e al .aemIgo- Las ms
titucioneS republican as. anaGlO. no IA
fiercu Ia mas minima connection por
IN solo momento en- medic de Ia tenn
pestad que Sc desencadeno sobre el
rails. Conciuyu Eahiando De Ia COZ
fianza que 81 pals tiene en- NJ. Das-
Tanned.
Fin corres;ae'jn. c, nuevo Prcsldcn
le d'jo:
Para cumplir con mi deber s5Io
n~ecesito enc los ojos fijos en- vues-
tro noble ejemplo. En- IA mas gran
de crisis de la historic. que hayan re-
sistido las instituciones republicanas,
en- las mas terribles pruebaS que han
servido para que nueStros ejercitos Y
u jefes h2yaH lienado de gloria i ia
oatria. vos representatives. a Francia
con admirable patriotismo. En- eSa
horas pateticas 70 pude apreciar. CO.
mo cualquSera otro c~ludadano fran
ces. Ia firmeza de vuestras resoluclo-
mes. la saoiduria de vuestros iulcios
' vuestra ~sagacidad politica.
Ell recuerdo de tales hazanas ha-
de sostenerme Y apoyado en- "a
conf!anza Y Simpatia &c nuestras a
sambleas, Ell intima ammonia con los
representatives de IA naci0n Y con es-
te pueblo Ce heroes, yo trabajare con
todo mi corazoa por "a grandeza de
Francis y de Ia Rep0blica'.
DeSpueS de eSta ceremonial el Pre-
Sidente Deschannel Y el eX-PresiteD-
te POincar& Sc dirigieron en- e. carrua-
"a de Estado, atraveSando pUr entire
coDpactas muchedumbres que los a.
clamabaa sin cesar, hacia e. AyunIa-
miento, donde fueron rec;biuCs poT
el P~resideRte del Consejo Municipal,
cl Prefecto del Departamento del Sc
Ma Y ell Presidente del Console &C.
neral. ALI fueron recibidos con nue.
voS apiausoS, siguiendo luego una re-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-21
BUSINESS AT P. 0.
STILL ON INCREASE

These days are marking the close
of the third quarter at the postoffice
for the year, and Postmaster R. G.
Stockton reports there will be a most
favorable record of business done, and
decided increase over that for the
same period last year will be shown.
This will be noticeable in almost ev-
cry department. Especially has the
special delivery letter and parcel post
departments increased. The business
is greater at the present time than
ever before.
The increase was noticeable during
the first of the year. However, it
was not believed to be of such volume
until the report was made for the first
quarter. This was followed by still
greater increase, with the result that
the first half of the year marked a
very decided increase over that of
last. June, July. and August were
the heaviest months, the report will
show, while September is holding its
own in a very satisfactory manner
and promises to compare favofably
with the preceding months.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-21

Presley T. Atkins and Dr. Tillman
Ramsey have bought the Pineville
Sun from Hugh S. Young and John
Pearl. We do not have the pleasure
of DR.. Ramsey's acquaintance, but we
can sincerely and highly recommend
Mr.. Atkins to the good people of Bell
county. He has had wide experience
on city newspapers, and will be cordi-
ally welcomed to the ranks of the
country press. Every once in a; while
some young man gets tired or the
grind of the big city daily and buys
a country newspaper. He may have
to do everything in the office from
sweeping out and washing rollers to
collecting the Saturday payroll, read
ing proof and writing editorials, but
it brings a satisfaction and joy that
isn't found in the mechanical sort of
life that a city reporter has to Live.
We know, for we did that very thing
ourself after 10 years on the Getty
dailies," and therefore it is from per-
sofal experience that we congratulate
Atkins upon his entrance into the ru-
raj newspaper field.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-21
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECkLEs
Girls! Make Beauty lotion for
a few eents-Tfy It!


Squeeze the juice of two lem
|ons into bottle containing three
ounces of Orchard White which
can be had at any drug store,
shake well and you have quarter
pint of harmless and delightful
lemon bleach for a few>cents.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion iSstc the face, neck, arms
and hands each day, then shortly
note the beauty OF your skin.
Famous stage beauties use
lemon juice to bleach and bring
that soft, clear, rosy-wfite COM
plexiof. Lemons have always
been used as freckIe. sunburn
and tan remover. Make this up
and try it. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-21
Look What's Predicted

Watch for the successor to the
fivver. 1t also will be a Ford
product. That is the word COM
ing from Detroit, where it is said
Henry Ford has completed plans
for a new model which would
make the rider believe he was in
a palace car. The details of the
new car are not available, except
that the motor has been designed
to eliminate every Bit of vibration
and that the body of the car will
be entirely of metal.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-21
III

The Democratic candidates and
platform present the League for rat
ificatien, with any interpretations
which can possibly make it clearer
and better define our national hmita-
lions 1.-TWO having already been sub
mitted by Governor Cox. The SEN
ate Republicans defeated it; the Re-
publican platform lodged it; the Re
publican candidate opposes it. He
favors separate peace with Ger
many, and after that he has no def
mite international program. Much
has been made of the last sentence of
the article published below. Who be-
lieves situation could ever arise
which under this sentence would i'm
peril an honorable nation?
The original members of the
League of Nations shall be
those Signatories which are
named in the annex to this Gov
enant and also such of those
other States named in the An
mex as shall accede to this Gov
enant without reservation. Such
accession shall be effected by a
Declaration deposited with the
Secretariat within two months
Of the coming into force of the
Covenant. Any fully self-gov-
erning state, dominion, or coli
eny not named in the Annex
may become a member of the
League if it's admission is
agreed to by two-thirds of the
Assriebly and (it) shall accept
such regulations as may be pre-
scribed by the League in regard
to its military, naval and air.
forces and ornaments. Any
member of the League may, af-
ter two years notice of it's iii
tention to do so, withdraw from
the League provided that all it's
international obligations and all
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-21

Keith Phillips, Danville, who recent
ly kidnapped a boy and then beat him,
has been adjudged insane at a hos
pital where he has been detained since
his arrest.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-21
RICHMOND MOTOR COMPANY Inc.
its obligations under this Gov
enant shall have been fulfilled
of tha tirno Of ;fc w; II, 1l,.nt,,nl. 4

Thus the first step to disar4n on
embattled world was taken. What
can American patriots find to menace
them thereby?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-21

Morris Fox, the man arrested in
South America thought to be Leroy,
husband of the woman whose body
was found in a trunk in New York,
has been released.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-21
PoliticsI Announcements
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

The Daily Register will print iii
this space daily, except Sunday, arr
ticles of the Covenant of the League
of Nations with brief comment. The
Democratic candidates and platform
present it for ratification, with any
interpretations which can possibly
make it clearer and better define our
national limitations. The Senate Re
publieans defeated it; the Republican
platform lodges it; and the Repubii-
can candidate opposes it. He has de-
clared for separate peace with Ger
many and an "unspecifed Association
of Nations" later on. Read the Gov
enaht and try to discover the basis
of the attacks made upon it.
The preamble of the covenant is as
follows:
Tho High Contracting Parties
in order to promote internation-
al cooperation and to achieve
international peace and securi-
ty, by the acceptance of obliga-
tons not to resort to war; by
the prescription of open, just
and honorable relations bet
ween nations; by the firm es-
tablishment of the understand
ings of international laws as
the actual rule of conduct
among governments, and by the
maintenance of justice and a
scrupulous respect for all
treaty obligations in the deal
ings of organized peoples with
enc another, agree to this Cow
/ enant of the League of Nations.
. What can patriots find to object to
herein?
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
COX PLANS TO
CONTROL PARTY
Ohio Governor Placing His
Men on Guard All Along
Line
HAS HEALTH AS
POLITICAL ASSET
IN. E. A. star speclalN

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a Several
things indicate that Governor James
NJ. Cox hasn't given up hope OF being
President Of the United States some
day
ile Is continuing alright control
over the Democratic organization IN
Ohio. Largely through his encOurace-
ilent 10 has determined TO keep state
headquarters open during the next
four years and 10 mise funds 10 pro-
mote Democratic clubs and keep the
rank and file popped up"
OHIO Democrats closed the NOvem-
Der campaign with a state campaign
fpnd deficit Of $4,000 The Governor.
It Is said, told the boys" 10 raise
what they could, but not 10 worry
about any balance needed.
CoX's strategy seems TO be 10 have
Cox men on guard all along the line.
George White, OF Marietta. o., the
Governors personal friend and selec-
ton for Democratic national chair
man, will continue as chairman for
four more years
The Governors private secretary.
Charles +. Morris. Is likely to go TO
Washington TO direct the Democratic
national publicity bureau. Cox aims
g. dominate this publicity work dur
ing the Harding administration.
Instead OF going back to his news
papers after quitting the Governors
Q Oilce January 4, Cox Is going TO Eu-
rope 10 study international problems.
Cox is only 90. and in excellent
health.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
TREASURY TIRED
OF rum JOB
Houston Believes Law En-
forcement Should be
Delegated to Others
CONGRESS TO
HEAR COMPLAINT

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. "a
Rum raider" control is a job Score
tary Houston has decided 10 ask Con-
gress 20 shift TO less burdened shoul-
ders than those OF the Treasury. SEQ
rotary Houston viii press Congress
TO amend the Nolstead enforcement
act. 30 divorce the prohibition unit
from Treasury control. and either set
10 up as a separate establishment or
transfer It 10 another OF the big de-
parlmenis
The dry" law machine, with its
multiplying problems. is not believed
10 occupy a logical place In the Treas
ury. now crowded 90 capacity with
purely fiscal matters. and the prospect
that the tremendous tasks may be
still further increased when Congress
adopts the new tax program.
"The duty OF searching out and
prosecuting offenders under the pro-
hibition law should not be imposed
upon an agency that should devote
lbs attention solely, as far as possible.
10 the collection OF taxes. That part
OF the prohibition work which re-
lates 20 the detection and prosecution
OF crime should be transferred 10
some other department. the Secrc-
tary said.
Secretary Houston Will tell Congress
that the dry law Is a penal statute.
and relates only indirectly 10 taxes.
| 10 will he recalled that Secretary
Glass made similar recommendation
10 Congress. but II was ignored.
Houston said that the features OF
I the NOlstcad law relating 10 taxes and
penalties. as distinguished from fines
and punishment, might be left with
/ the Internal Revenue Bureau to be adj
minisiered. n no better way out can
be- found by Congress.
III + seldom that departments vol
/ unfairly suggest they be relieved OF
large powers they are exercising,
Houston said. VERY grave problems
face the Treasury and matters OF this
kind must be decided by the require
mcnis Of proper and logical organiza-
ton"
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
crime WAVE
GROWING AS
XMAS NEARS
CONTINUED From First Page.


ming TO arm detectives with shot
guns.
Six murders have occurred In
Memphis in the last six weeks. The
city is also suffering from an cpl
demic OF criminal assaults on women.
Arrest OF a gang OF Negroes who had
rendezvous on the outskirts. was
said TO have checked to some extent
a wave OF crime In Jacksonville. All
suspicious persons were being picked
up.
Boston police were preparing for in
creased criminal activity as Christ
mas approached. Nearly 90 suspects
had been rounded up in a drive
against crooks.
On the Pacific Coast, civilians In
many cities were cooperating with
the police San Francisco reported a
big influx OF undesirables from the
East with rObberies and hOldups in
creasing. Sex crimes have been fewer.
however, since prosecution Of the
Howard street vice gang" OF which
the Santa Rosa lynchings were an on
shoot. A vigilance committee in Oak
land was organized TO protect women.
In Tacoma shotgun squads patrol
the streets at night. Police in Los
Angeles began enforcement OF a dor
mant curfew law prohibiting children
on the streets after p. m, because OF
numerous criminal attacks on women
and girls.
Cities which reported a decrease In
crime as a result OF emergency meas
ures or entire absence OF a Christ
mas crime wave included Detroit, 81.
Paul, Des Mones, Lincoln and New
Orleans
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
GAS MAIN BLAZEs.

Escaping Gas from a siX-inch main
that had broken when a sewer trench
cavcd in In front OF the Delaware
avenue car barns about mldnlght
caused considerable excitement when
% became ignitcd from the flames OF
the red danger lanterns. The trench
had been dug by Street and Sewer
Department workers and the Snoring
failed 10 hold the earth mp following
The heavy rains. The cave-in caused
the gas main 20 fan.
Word OF The burning gas was sent
90 the gas company plant and work
men hurried 20 the scene and shut on
the gas. In the meantime the Wash
ingiOn fire comnany's chemical en-
CINE went 10 the scene and an attempt
WAS made 10 eXtlnguish the blaze
with chemicals, but without avail.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
CHRISTMAS PARTY
At SI-TTI FNIFNT

4 Christmas party was given last
evening In the Peoples = tilemcnt
House by The Spanish Club THE club
Is composed OF Spanlsh-spcaking men,
most OF whom are students In the
Americanization classes OF the public
schools.
The American House. which be-
longs 10 the Americanlzalion Commit
tee. Is The clubs headquarters. hut
is too small 90 carry on social funo-
lions. and the Settlement has offered
them rs, hospitality for these events.
They are being held under the
auspices OF the Service Citizens. The
officers OF the club are: Fernando
salInos. president. and Mr.. Qulntano,
Vicc-pres idcnt.