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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-27
LESS THAY 10000
VOTED IN ELECTION

Tie state board Of -nanxasaers yes.
terday met and carVassed the returns
Tor the election Of members of the
house of delegates, superintendent of
public instruction and comm issloner
OF agriculture. the remaining vote he
ing required ny law TO be canvassed by
ths general assembly.
Harris Hart, for superintendent of
public Instruction, received s6.ll5,
while his opponent ). K. Ruebush,
received 24.ST4 yotes--s total OF So
9S9 cast In the state
For commissioner of agriculture
George " Koiner received 1886.
while his opponent. Il. b. bowman,
received 1888 votes. total vote
cast for this office of $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-27

their efforts. For the furtherancs of
the work already done end that which
must be done In the church and neigh.
horbood. the pastor pied eloquentiy.
That evening In the fnai service Mr.
ffedley made a personal appeal to
those who had not lseen received to
Christ that they should give serious
thought to the aIi-fmportant question.
and without delay.
He Is today moving from his former
pastorate to Ginter Park Of which
church he has been appointed to take
charge. Mr.. Hedley la known as one
Of the foremost ministers in this Sec
ton, and his coming to Richmond viii,
be distinct addition to the brother.
hood here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-27
der Was rushed to the camp hospital
He is not expected to recover.
Church Makes Addition.

! Among the numerous improvements
noted in Petersburg in recent month,
/ Is that now being made at the First
baptist church, at cost appgoxima.
ting $4,000. The plans adopted by
the congregation. as recommended by
a building committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Hatcher s. Seward, Dennis
Parkinson, w. p. Beach, John w.
Long snd DR. William Pitcher, in
cludes large addition to the rear of
the church FOR Sunday-school pur-
poses, the complete reconstruction of
the present Sunday-school department
and the addition of six new rooms.
The work will be completed at an
early date, at which time elaborate
services viii be held in the form of
dedication exercises.
Held for Grand Jury.
In the police court this morning,
Eliza Baugh, colored, charged with
shooting and killing Win Clements, @
co1ored soldier. some nights ago, was
held for the grand jury.
Grover G. Campbell.
Grover Cleveland Campbell. form
erIy Of Shelby. ". c., died at his resi-
dence. 7eS~SFytfe street, Friday night,
following an illness of several days
The body was prepared for burial and
forwarded to Shelby for interment
Funeral Service Conducted.
Funeral services for Herman y,
ColeY whose death occurred at his
home fin Matoaca Friday night, were
conducted from the residence yester-
day afternoon in the presence OF "a
large assemblage Of friends and rela-
tives. The Rev. Walter II. Euston.
OF the Methodist church, offictated and
the following gentlemen were pail
mearers; Messrs. Harvey Perdue,
Thomas Walthall. John A. Baugh, w.
l.. Perdue, f. E. Gobhle and w. l.
Traylor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-27
Opening Of Atelier.

Announcements have been received
from Miss Nora Houston and Miss
Adele Clark of the opening OF their
stelier at 1ls East Franklin street.
Linden row Here these two popular
artlsts conduct classes in the paint
ing Of portraits, Interiors, outdoor
scenes; the illustration OF books, sto-
rfes, pamphlets: the making Of poster
cards book plates, and the restoration
Of old paintings. Glasses In art his
tory are also conducted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-27
ASHLAND MINISTER
CLOSES Passionate

Rev. William Hediey. who has for
SIX years been pastor of the Ashland
Baptist church. preached his final SER
mon there last Sunday right AT both
the morning and evening services the
church was completely filled, and
much regret at his departure was
evinced by all.
The morning talk was an admonition
to those assembled to continue to 20
forward in the large things OF life to-
ward which they had been lending
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-27
SIMPLE INAUGURAL
For KEW GOVERNOR

There will re ne ponlp or pageau-
try or any sort. no fuss and feath-
erS,' when Westnoreinnd Davis takes
the oath of office on February / az
governor OF Virginia
Like. Henry Carter stuart. he is a
husinesH man and he Is said to favor
tho most simple possible inaugural
1t IN understood that he does not want
to take a single man of the several
military orga uiGations and home de-
Tense companies away from their
daily work 1t is realized that every
day counts with TIE workers of the
city. Hence Sit 7pls inaugural is
certain to prove popular with the EN- =
ploycrs Of labor and will fall in with
the conservation spirit OF the tin~s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-27
C1ay---WorshaYtf

The maria ge- of Miss l-.ira-At or
sham, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Tim
othy w Worsham, of Norfolk, and
Allen Jefferies Clay, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. /. J. Clay. OF Nottoway county,
tatsh-ptAea- Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the home of The BRIDES
mother in the lansing apartment.
Redsate avenue, and WAS witnessed
by only relatives and few intimate
friends of the bride and bridegroom.
The house decorations were ferns
Southern smilax and Russell roses.
and the ceremony was performed by
Or. @. C. Kelly. pastor OF the Client
Methodist church Tile bride, VINO
was given in marriage ~ her brother,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-27
visitors Here YESTERDAY

Visitors to the city yesterday were
former Delegate s. H. Love. OF Lunen-
burg and n. Z. Clements. member of
the house from Pittsylvanis county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-27

EBfesF tFbi n HaFu sbBSs
You woulS ike 10 have beer with
rne the table below with the BLACK
gang These boys have n hard time
" II, because many ~ them have 10
.se below keeptng the engines going,
s4urins al their TskinR hours. and so
gat nor~ of trr excitement and inter
sgt IF watching for the enemy There
xere mixed tvres - ne found IN this
yreup Some were 6id9s men. axpe-
risrced In ship lore. who had knocked
around lot. But root ~ them were
4uite young, In tho twenties. Their
esus~tevs are necessarily cram Pied and
crowded. the folding hammock burks
being on each side IF me long wooden
able wfere trr+r MEATS arc Ee-vrt
ard the HIGHT Afforded IN this hole is
he vdly suitable for readi:E Here one
learns 10 ask for ter salt cellar nv
IT, nautical mama lighthouse '-anc
70 reiish ravr beans and canned
sili" Cf course there Is a lot Of kick
ing about the food hut Il seems to
ne 70 be. prettv good, substantial
chow" az me "robs' call II. We
aad "elurgulno." meat stew bread
and coffee, and FOR sessert Ash eyes"
fhe highly descriptive term given 40
saplpca pudding heard several
references as 70 what would he or
5ered by some ot them ay the y. NJ.
. A. restaurant m RETURN
Down with the "btack gang n was
he same IS p.Neg 7 ate with the other
three rnesses sae talk was largely
speculstjon as 20 our chances Of sight
ing and sinking a r-boat The sail
9rs are full " youth and "pep, play
ards and read the' available papers
and RIA gaines when off duty. They
srA facing extreme dangers every mo-
tient md yet are apparently oblivjoue
~ them all The waters through
syhich the brave i!ttle vessel gnes roll
sng and pitching, the guardian Of
graft several fines aer size, are wtrewn
Mick with mines by the enemy Hence
assa r ltey@r sure When one of the
Eggs as the frfne8 7re taIled- has
reached point jast beneath the sur-
face and Is waiting 70 blow one OF the
ssicide feet'--as the gobs cail their
hosts-~into kingdosa come
ThoRe on watch e advised 20 Keen
on their life preserI ers a.! the time
They are well made and slip on easily.
similar 70 lccket- 81 M [s4ah ltia-
er hkss to feel Il around him. especial
~ through the long night hours ont
On deck the lowg night hours out on
deck on watch And certain amount
9f warmth ~ gained .fror7S~@eu
Tell Some Q'aeer Tales.
The officers and the men know some
queer tales ON previous "trip thew
bad passed rowbost during storm
ard were 50st able 70 perceive that Il
had four man occu pants-desd They
were British sailors. and Ii looked as
though sffey nat f. ,sert sftt,4 freT- Il av-
ing been ,orredoed Then opr-sann-
occasionally pass masses Of wreckage
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-07-13
CONVERSATIONS

Thousands of Mohammedans know
the Koran by heart
Vienna reported a saving of S142, 900
worth of gas under last years new
time schedule.
A Frenchman has obtained q patent
for a process of bleaching and drying
seaweed for packing purposes.
a substitute for cement used In
some parts of Turkey consists Of a
mixture of linseed OIL, slaked lime and
cotton fiber. ---@al-s...
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-07-13

There are $4,000 acres of land
apart from public gardens, lying idle
in London.
When keeping the yolks of eggs for
a day or two, drop them in a little
cold water. 1t win prevent hardening.
More than 90 per cent Of the alcohol
and alcoholic drinks that are made In
the Philippines are derived from the
sap of palm trees.
An underCovering of cotton flannel
or felt. made to tit the dining table, is
desirable. 1t prevents noise, and the
cloth may be laid more smoothly.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-07-13
Color Glass BY Heat.

process has been perfected in
France for applying colors to glass
by heat, so that stained glass win
dows can be made without fastening
many pieces of glass of different hues
together.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-07-13
Rabbit Has No Protection.

The game laws in % of our states.
including Alaska. do not protect the
rabbits. Most farmers refuse to pro-
tect the rabbit, whose taking ways"
have proved annoying.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03

H~.opietario DC Ia fabrica la Belga'
sen Dor 81 dc.ito dc ESTATE. Sc atlrma
que Nothol eStuvo ~girando en- dcScu-
b:erto por una cantidad AproNlma-
d. a Ia de Sctenta nil pesos orc ma
cional. contra el senior Carlos Will
sen. de Nueva York. Este senior Will
son protesto todas las letras que lc
fueron preSentadas, deciarando que
Nothol no tcnia fondos.
TOGO IL casuaiidad dc que en- 81 re
tolno de las ictras prctestadas iiega-
ran q csta ciudad al mismo tempo
oIe Nothol Urdcnaba el paro de su
fabrica : e%ntonces cl gobicrHo y los
estafados SC p~usicron de acuerdo pa
IA proceder contra quien habia per-
iudicado Il negociantes, particulars y
4 obreros. a estos ultimos por hauei
suspenIido los trabajos dc So fGbrl-
CO.
NothoI no Ia sido a~prchcndiJo en-
Gomez Palacio y prebablemcnt" no
10 scra. pieS 81 cree quo ha salito
dc dicha poDiaciop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
Para sOluCiOnar Ia Cri=
sis alimenticia
en- Puebla
Una disposition
I'll GCbernad0r cOncede aCClOn
popular para denuncla de
aCaparadOres
Una disposition

PJEBtA, Gctubrc 3O.-El gobier-
no DC! Gstnd0 ia girado 4 los pre-
sidcntcs municipales una circular pVt
medic dc ia cual les da u c0noccr las
~nstruccioncs que dehen Seguir para
so ucionar IL crisis a~limenticia en- 81
EStauo y cSpeciaimente Ia escaseZ dc
,nail, articulo este uue materialmen-
.e no Sc encuentra q ningun precio.
La circular dispone. entire otras
cosas % siguicntc:
TodoS los prcsidenteS Ge los Ayun.
:@mlgntos tan lucgo ONO recihau el
prcSentc convocaran L los a~griculto-
res almaceriStas : concentrates c,
cercalcs 4 Una lunta que tendra por
uDjeto discutir y acordar Ia cantIdad
&c maiz ueccSaria para Suhveuir q las
necesidades De Ia ~pobiaciVn del mu.
uicipiU duraute Seis meSes. De Qicha
juuta So leyantara acta pUr triplica-
10 remitieudose IN ~ejerap'ar. q IL
S.cretaria General de este GobienO.
Una vcl determinada Ia cantidad
Dc maiz a que Sc refiere ei articuIo
anterior para reunirta los ~agriculto-
res = almaceniStas c~alcularan Ia que
a cada uno de clos corresponds dar
rreDcrc;0ralmcntc 4 u predueros :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
Debate sUbre aument0 dc
suicides i profession.

La la. session del Congreso del Is
tado en- ia que acude pubiico en- MI
meco considerable fUe cclebrada hoy
nor habcrsc anunciado Ia discussion Ell
Ell asunto del aumen:o dc sueldo q las
senoritas Professors de Ia Escuela
Normal : disminuci0n I los SeHores
Prcfesores de ia Escueia Superior y
de Concrete. conocida Dor Institute
FL debate Sc desarroilo en- medic
dc Ia expectation general, habitndo-
Sc notado ell todos los 6iS,ursos lii
espiritu amplio y serene, tendlend'
a conciliar los ~inteYcSes del PrGfeso'
RADIO con los del Erario el cual en- Il
actual.idad Sc haya limitad!simo.
FL resuit2do De esta ~coacurr.ua sc
sion fuc que Ell su o~po"tuH!dad Ser!ar
~aumcrtados los SUe!dos que tai me
recieran. dadas las c0rdie!oneS d
pcnuria por que atravicsan las areas
del Est2do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
Paralizarasu s %trabajos
Ia fundiCi0n de
Aguascalientes
Faita ~combuskibie
VariOs miles de Cbrer0s de eSa
ciudad quedarin pOr clio en-
dificiL.situaci0n

AGUASCALIENTES, octubre 81.
-yarios ~centenares de obreros cstar
a punto de quedarse sin medios de
subsistencia, pues la empresa donde
prestan sus servicios habra de para
liar en breve sus trabajos por falta
de combustible.
Los talleres de Ia American Smell
ting Co., a~traviesan por rluy dltlci-
les circunstancias, pues de I'm mo-
mento a otro sc agotara por COM
uleto la eaistencia de combustlblc
con que cuentan Y habran de sus-
pender sus labores.
Con el paro d" esta importante ne
~cociaci6n van q quedar sin trabaJo
varios centenares de obreros que
prestan ahi u servicios. Las auto
ridades de esta ciudad estan estu-
diando las medidas mas eficaccs pa
IA evitar 81 paro que creara serl2s
dificultades = los obreros. pues cue
Garan sin medios de subsistencia.
De hoy 4 manan Sc espera una
resolution, puos Sc conSidera inrl!-
neatc que la American Smelling Co,
81 no recibe comDustible kabra de ce-
rrar Sus talleres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
KEREESKY DICE QUE. RUSSIA ES'
t. "a FUERA DE LA GUERRA

PETROGRADO, 0ctubre Fl.
Primer Min:stro II. Alexandra ke-
rensky hizo aver a reprcscutantc dc
Ia Prensa Asociada ID sensational re-
y~elacion de que Russia ha quedado
D~racticamente fucra de Ia guerra y
Cue toca i los aliados cl cargar con
Ell peso Dc Ia lueha.
.'Rusia--dijo e. primer MiniStc6-
entr6 Il IL guerra primero que :odaS
as demas potencias Y sostuTd Gu-
rante IL primera Ease dc Ia aGcrra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
"a camPana electoral.

Como sc acerca "a q mOrImlento
electoral para Municipes de los AyCn'
:am.eutos del EStado, Sc ia iniciadc
"a n campana politica que sosten,
Iran los differences partidos.
En- A>ambaro ha quedaGo instaiadc
4 Clun Democratico independents
Pueblo Ljbre'. siendo PresiGentc cI
NOR Francisco Ferrejra.
I'm SaIvatierra. Irapuato, Ce!aya
con. San Felipe. Dolores Hidalgo,
: Utros lugares, Sc espera que csta
'amp4na sera mly renida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03

TODD CT peso dc 6sta y ahora, dchldo
a 8u agotamiento, Sc cncucntra praC-
t!camente fuera de la lucha. Agrcg6
que Russia cree tcLer 81 dcrccho dc
dcmandar dc sus aliados el que car.
gen con cl peso dc la lucha ya quo
ella dcbido u 10 mucho que ha coz.
batido SC halla dCbiiitada.
Lucgo declare cl Primer AlGistr2
que Ia opinion piblica en- Russia SO
c~ncucntra trcmcndainentc ag'tada
COT cSia preguata que rerorrc tod5
Ell pals; "cD6nIo t-La ; quo hac1 d
fl1ta ingiosa, altTd quc Ia flqtl ale.
mana SC cncuentra en q 2Eli&t:'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
Plan de arbitr!os municipalities.

Desputs dc variaS Semanas de Ia
Dor, del Presidentc Municipal, teso-
zero del mismo cuerpo : com;sicn dc
hacienda, fueron ]aprobados en- Sc
sion plena y sin modification aisun&,
el proyeceo de prcsupueStos y plan
de arbitrios municipalities, que TcgIran
para 81 ano de 1918.
En- cumplimiento dc Ia ley, los
proycctos m~encionados pasaran para
81 a~probacion al CongreSo del ESta-
60. por c9nducto del Executive, pa"a
u una vez s~ancionados, Sc pongah
Gil ~obsCrvancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
e. a~iumbrado electrico.

POI inicjativa de Ramon Nelardc.
Iefe dc Ia Secretaria del Ramo, e d.
rector General &c RentaS, ACADIA dc
xpedir una disposition al publico dc
.s.a capital, para qIe los suscr!ptores
del aiumbrado publico, no hagan uso
del mayor numero de focos de 10:
qgc hayan Solicitado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
Nuevo Official de parties.

Ha sido nombrado por el goberna-
tor del Estado Mariana Eeitia. Of
.;al dc Parties de Ia Secretaria Gene
neral de Gobieyno, en- substitution
{ ErneSto N. Rocha. que ceS6 por
star iniciandoseIe proceso por IN de-
ito de urden comuu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
eXiSt9lclaS.

r~exiStenclas.
La cantidad &c maH uccesaria pa
III Ia subsistencia del municipiu du-
rantc scis meses Scra depoSitada en-
Ia ASA dc Ia persona . personals que
por rotacion Designer los producto-
res y Commentaries Sieudo vigilado cl
dep1sito por las personals que senale
el .Ayunt&micnto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
Tn abogado y un Comisario.

Fl lIcenciado .ArZave Sc preseMto
rapidamente en- Ia Comisaria : aper-
sonandose con el jefe dc Ia Oficina.
Bautista, iuquirio sobrr ID causa dc
Ia detcnci0n dc su poderdante. Fl
ComiSaric Bautista declare 4 Arzavc
que Nothcl habia sido asusado por Va
rias n~egociacioHcs y p~articularcs ii"
u ciudad y que siendo Il case dc ur-
gencia y ante t! tenor de Que Nothol
Sc fugara, habia dItado Ia orden dc
detenci0n del referido guayulero, de
detenci0n Simplemente, mas no la de
apprehension, va que eSta solo podia
ser expedida pOr Ia autoridad Judicial
reSpectiva.
De eSta declaration Sc vali6 81 Ii
cenciado .ArZayc para sostener que
IL dctcncion dc Nothol era arbitra-
ria y que iebla ser pucsto en- inme-
data libcrtad q dctcuido. pueS Que
no habia razon rineuna para que es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
AYISO 4 NUESTROS
SCSCRIpTORES

- SjSi tAFiOhES
= Los suscripeores Go Ia PREM
= So no deben olvdsr, cuando
> csubien de Residential, darnos
= q direction gus han tenido ? IA
= pdes an este reqC1z!to 10 po-
= demos snoEar Ell canbio 81 uGAs-
; cue 8eseeI Es1er q acelante,
Z GcR Ebros.
. +
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
ACUSADO DE- ESTAfAE e. PROPfTA-
RIO DE- Il CUt9UfRA IA bfLCA"
DebidO a las actividades de IN abCg lido, pudo escapar
de ser aprelendidO Ell senor Erico NOthol ..
Este suspendio los traeajes de ST. faEssEca
sin dsr previo asiso a las autoridadss

tuviera en- poder de Ia autoridad
mientras no Sc procediera q .su arres-
to, por orden de la autoridad cornne-
tente, Y siempre que fueran rubier-
tas todas las formulas de la ley.
FL Comisario fu6 c~onvencido por
el abogado Y convino en- poner en- il
bertad a Nothol, d~eclarando que este
continuaria siendo vigilado, y de
manera muy estrecha, por Ia pc icia.
Es dictada la orden dc apprehension.
FL JLez de Primcra lnstancia.
cHando lego Z su ~oficina, desputs de
las nueve de Ia manana, Sc ente:o
de las acusaciones ~presentadas por
var:as firmas dc Ia c.udad, por con
ducto del licenciado Luis Ortega. ES-
&c active las geStiones para que Sc
iibrara desdc luego ordcn de aprehem-
sion contra el acusado y 81 iueZ. IL
cenciado del Bo@Que, despueS de en-
t2rarsc de todas y cada una de las
Querellas. iibr0 Ia soIicitada orden de
apprehension contra c! propietacio de
Ia guayIlera La Belga'.
La d;cha orden fue Nevada rapida-
mcHte al Inspector dc Policia, Eli
SEQ Trevino. Este f~uncionario, y
ccmpaNado de dos agentes, ~ dirisi0
I IL casa de- abogado Arzave, pues
los informes que le habiau ]proporciO-
naGo 81 Comisario cram dc que Nothol
Sc cncontraba en- Il rcsidcnc!a de SIT
apoderado desde el momento mismo
en- que habia obteniGo Su libcrtad.
"Esta aqui. pero no puedc ser spre-
hendido."
r. Inspector apostle 4 los dos a.
gentes que sonsigo llevaba Ell la puer-
ia principal dc la casa de Arzavc y
llam0. FL liccnciado Arzavc acudio
al llamado.
--Vengo i { al senior Nothol que
Sc encuentra en- su casa, licenciaGo-
dijo cl Inspector de Policia. Tcngo
orden de proceder a su arresto.
-Efectivamente, el senior Nothol
Sc ~encIcntr2 en- mi casa. Pero auN
cuando listed traiga orden dc apre-
heasi6n suscrita por Ia autoridad ju-
dic;al, e. senior Nothol no puede SCI
a~prchendido dentro dc mi casa.
-B;en. Ire por una orden de cateo,
para pasar a su casa. Dejo q Ia puer-
"a 4 dos agentcs. 81 el senior Nothoi
Sc escapa, listed sera quien respon-
d..
-Vaya listed tranquilo, senior ms
pector, contesto Arzuvc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
Sc procede a la apprehension de Notho

Erico Nothol estaba siendo vigiia.
DO por Ia policia. de orden dc ID au-
toridad politica. suponiendose que Ii
vigilancia era debido al hecho de ha,
Der diSpueSto 81 cierrc de su fabric;.
sin previo aviso de la ~autoridad CO.
respondents.
\ las seis : media de Il manaaa
dc aver, dos agentes dc la poiicla Sc
preSentaron cerca de Ia casa ocupa-
d. por Nothol y esperaron i que sa-
liera dichu senior. Embellishments
despues de que el dueno DC ia
BeIga" sal!o de su casa, los referidos
agentes 10 detuvieron y m~ostrauIo'e
una orden del Comisario Municipal
Roberto Bautista, le pidieron que los
accompaniment ante la presencia del re-
ferido comisario.
Una vez ante Bautista. Nothol de-
claro que le habia sOrprendldo SChTc-
manera 81 arreSto ' pidio que SC ILL
mara Embellishments u su apoGe:a-
DO, Licenciado Francisco Arzavc, Pr
n que hicicra las gestiones dec:daS.
4 fin dc que 81 put!cra obtencr -
libertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03

! TORREON. Coahuila, Octubre 81.
El senior Erico Nothol, propietar:o De
una hacienda guayulera conocida con
Ell nombre "La Belga" que paralizo
sus trabajos recientemente, esta slen-
Go buScado por Ia policia bajo Ia a.
cusaci6n de haber estafado la canti-
dad de setenta mil pesos orc nacio-
nal, 4 variaS empresas = particula-
res de esta ciudad.
Fl aludido senoc estuvo en- poder
Ge la policia varias horas, pero fuG
libertado mediante las gestioneS &C
tivisimas que hizo ell licenciado Fran
cisco Arzave, guien dcspueS le pres,
70 todas las facilidades para que pa
dicra abandonar esta ciudad y el te-
rrjtorio de CoahIila, tomando refugio
ell cl del vecino Estado de Durango.
Las prineras dificuItades.
La Guayu.eTa suspendio sus tr"-
bajos repentinamente, al pareeer por
causas economicas, aunque Sc dijo
que ell propietario de la fabrica ha-
bia resuelto poner termino L los ira
bajos. en- vista de las dificultaGes con
Que venia tropezando para conduc!l
por buen canine Ia negotiation, diff
cultades que Nothol achac0 4 las dis
pcsiciones del gooierno carrancIsta.
Los obreroS dc Ia fabrica, conSidc-
rlndSSe perjudicados en- SIS intere-
ses, por la p~aralizacion &c los traba
jos, Sc dirigieron = ID Junta dc Con-
ciliaci0n y Arbitraic, dando cueEta
lei paro de Ia fabrica Y eXpresando
que no hubo causa justificaGa para
Cue Ia empreSa toTara tai dcterml-
n~aciou. ' p:dicndo que sc in~tervInlc-
r. en- la lorna mas ~adecuaGa, 4 efec-
tC de quo Sc reanudaran los trabaI0S.
pues de no eTectuarSe este su Sltua-
zion seria desespcr2da a Il dc Ia
falta de elementos en- que Sc cncIcn-
tran para atender 4 suS neces:dadeS.
La Junta de Conciliaci0n y Ar5i-
traje procedio L hacer las invest!ga-
clones correspondence a fin dc O.
brar en- este case bajo bases firmeS.
pues del paro de Ia fa6rica La Bel
"a" no habia recibido nlngun ayisV.
no obstante Ia disposition que sobrt
este do recicntcnente Ia S~ecretario
del Interior.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-03
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