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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
D. M. PARROTT
CLOVER, S. c.


--------e--r------ ------------- - --
SILKS AND VOILES-
OUR NEW SPRING GOODS con-
tinuc TO arrive. until now our Spring
stock Is almost complete. Among the
newest arrivals are
Blue MeSSallne ......''.''. Si.so
BLACK and BLUE SILKS, at the
Nuru 2i'oo
FIGURED VOILES in Pink. Light
Blue, Lavender, and White and
Black-Yard 25 CTS. and so CTS.
REP for skirts. White and Checks.
Black and White Stripes. and Pol
ka Dots. at the yd .... 25 and so CIS.
MADRAS for Skirts, at 10 CTS. I'd.
FANCY SILK STRIPES. at ..........-.
....................... -. 80 CTS. and S1.00
We are In Clover, right Close to You.
We have the Goods, Our Expenses
are Low and We want to serve You
and are quite sure you'll find our
Prices satisfactory.
D. M. PARRoTT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
FOR RENT

HE Ewart house on Wright ave-TN
nue. and the w. X. Carroll Hurt u
house on Lincoln street. Apply TO
100 n ]. =. RRICE, Attorney.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
Look Before You Leap


1t is rarely the case that n widow
and her children are provided with
the protection against poverty. sur
fering, drudgery and ignorance be-
cause the husband and father insured
his life for an adequate amount TO
protect those things that he did not
do so solely because an agent for the
company In which he insured almost
literally forced him to. In 9TH
or words, comparatively few, not over
one out of twenty. take the initiative
and take out their first policy without
being urged to do so by an agent, anu
that is why all schemes TO eliminate
agents have proved dismal fallures.
and will continue to do SO. IL is also
true that nine persons out OF ten ouy
insurance from the agent who first So
licits them, without investigating 10
find out whether or not his clGim that
he is Offering the best policy In the
best company Is orrect, and the agent
of another company. who carried IN.
surance on his own life in the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company knew
that he was not seriously interfering
with his own chances Of getting busi-
ness for the company he was repre-
scnting, when he said: III Il aver
age business man realized how far su-
perior it was to ALL other companies
the Mutual Benefit could sell all the
insurance it wanted to without sales
force" (agents.) If you buy insur-
ance for the benefit Of yourself and de-
pendents, and not to help an agent,
Won can get the maximum benefits by
Joining the $4,000 citizens OF South
Carolina who carry s20,000,000 Of the
$500, 900, 900 insurance in force today
in the Mutual Benefit. Consult your
own best interest by investigating.
SAM M. GRIST
All Kinds of Good Insurance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
AT THE CHURCHES

CHARLOTTE STREET BAPTIST.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
80 o'clock.
FIRST BAPTIST
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
7.3O o'clock.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SHARON, s. {.
- Member Federal Reserve System -

LIBERTY BONDS
THIS WEEK-APRIL 6TH-a new
campaign to fioct $4,000, 0,000,000.O0 of
Liberty Bonds will be started. We are
hopeful that our people will be more
liberal buyers of this issue than Of
the bonds previously issued. The war
Will continue for some time yet. But
We MUST and we WILL win. To car
ry il ON. Uncle Sammy MUST have
money Western Farmers promise to
be heavy buyers of these bonds, and
special efforts will be made to induce
southern Farmers to buy, because it
is believed that the Southern Farmers
will get more for their products this
year than ever before. Consequently
they will have more money than ever.
Lend some Of your money to Uncle
Sam by buying Bonds. 1t Is an abso-
lutely SAFE investment. Uncle Sam
will pay you back. and IL he should
set - III ree ~ief II c:tn Day;
the money that YOU might have paid
for bonds won't be Of any value to
YOU. Help Uncle Sam to win with
your money and More FOOD CROPS
and make what You have worth More.
J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
Special gotifes
Mrs 4. M. Ramsey

Mrs. j. VI. hansey
wul give :, Forty-two party, Wednes-
day. -; 3.3p =. m. for the Hcd CrosS'
>i ,hc ladies of the town are invited.
Admission, % cents. II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
SHAME ON
SOUTH CAROLINA

Do YOU KNOW that in the sale OF
Thrift and Savings Stamps, while YORK
now stands seventh among the couh-
ties of South Carolina. its sales are
only 25 Cts. per capita: And among
the States we stand at the very DOT
t0m-forty y-ninth-only 15c per capi-
IL, while the State Of Nebraska has
bought Si.39 worth for each man, Wo-
man and child In the State.
For week ending March 10th, YORK
stood twenty third County in South
Carolina, with only sl4.04O.0O worm
of sale.
What Arc You Doing? Not some
one else: but YOU. Let us do better
next week and get back up in at least
the third class among the Counties OF
South Carolina, thus helping ourselves
and helping the Government.
Very respectfully,
W. B. M 90 r E
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
Corn Planters

IT BEHOONF.S EVERY FAisMEI.
To PLANT AND MAKE MORE CORN
THIS YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE.
You cannot make a good crop OF
corn unless you have good STAND.
You cannot have a good stand unless
you hay" - good PLANTER. TO d"
certain that YOU have the BEST Corn
Planter made, you should have
TIE JOHN DEER
Sold by YORK SUPPLY co.
Plant lots Of IRISH POTATOES. IT
looks now that Flour will be scarce
this summer and fall. In fact the tiinc
may come when we cannot get ANY
Flour. We advise that parties plant
more Irish Potat .es than ever before.
II necessary. we can almost lDe on
Irish Potatoes. Let us sell you some
Seed
We also have all kinds Of GARDEN
SEEDS.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
The ICE Wagon
Ice Tickets will lac supplied 10 loca
as follows:

OUR GlNNeRS-
viii operate this week until Friday
mornin" and on Tuesday ANA N"oh's'
day ot next week.
Yorkville Cotton Oil Co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02
LONG TERM REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE LOANS

MOHTGAS6 LoANS
INTEREST RATE: go where $4,000
or more wanted. and applicant In
no hurry to close; 70 for quick clos
ing loans.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-02

SHERER & QUINN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03

clque,-before they jal,-that it Is ga
rich mans but the poor mans fight" untrue,
decidedly of rich generally, but
of them who hover close certain of the anti-ad-
ministration leaders.
They army maintained to clotbe.
arm feed, that they may fatten. What they
for the prvatons of the their inconvenience,
the of the folks home, $ long lines
their pockets with gold?
A League of Nations Enforce peace Is
tan the proper conclusion of war; this
disarmament international police
IL is that the should have been fought.
Without it we can never have peace by victory"
The victory for which fight S assurance that
neither children chidrens chill
dren need fight in such a again.
CTUDY that cartoon. That with his back the
- mOmtainsde is your president. Which you
more interested in and of mind serve; him in his
efforts that woman-Humanity-at the other
end of the rope, the vuItures that limb?
That humanity includes your boy, and purpose
his absence; embodies it every purpose of the war
and all the blessings that peace bring.
All else, all partisan purpose, all selfish design,
poppycock comparison. international
politics America is the poll
teal parties England another France another, Italy
another, Greece another, oss this pur-
pose of re-estabshing peace and aAer a manner to
maintain it
Don't you think should a united America
then, for these International purposes; premier,
the president, backed By a congress support
him, and give his words force and effect?
Have you anything in the opposition conduct;
do YOU anything in the those vuI-
that limb, indicative of national support
the pulling that rope, his present
employment?
Don't you think that the man. his party. who
have done well in getting you through this
the marvel OF history-can conclude IL sensbly and
take of the nation again. with returning peace?
Don't be deceived by this "after the war" stuff Think
what you know. The vultures have suggested
nothing "after the war; measures that not al
ready being worked They depending upon
your thinking; upon your taking their say for
granted, without using your ntelhgence-and thereby
literally insulting
Vote for your own boy, and to do that, you must
for his commander in chief-and for a congress
back him up.
You cannot do that by voting for the vultures for
political opportnniss' whose principal occupation
that commander-in- chiefs Slip
and TO anxiousy slip.
Whereupon our heart to heart talk is end
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03

States and you well enough pleased with his
handling of the war, considering his mutfarOus
spOnsibiiities hardshps, embarrassments-as you
are looking them through your partisan
eyes, Iaind yOu,-to believe that yOu burdened with
all your old parsanship at its elected
gress n a campaign n which your party heape0
upon him every possible criticism and abuse backed
by of previous vuIturOus nagging badgerng
and party brow-beating, making it a virtual
campaign threat, that he would be variousy dis
cipned, should you get the chance, and with the
of party the controls do believe you could give
president your Sholehearted intelligent, honest
support?
II HAT is what lawyers would "tbe bypOthe-
L teal question" They sometimes
insanity experts. You better study il carefully
before you attempt to TO your secret
SELF for remember that i'm this heart heart talk
to be honest with ourselves well be-
with nobody looking;-save perhaps, the An-Seeing
Eye above
Ii is your non-partisan Analysing your par
tsan self, occupying i'm congress, under all
the circumstances of the present campaign a member
OF opposition party. virtually pledged by
your leaders do the president your level worst.
Understand that and you have the hypothetical ques
ton In a nutshell. On the other band, can't you
yourself a member Of the presidents party, par
ticuIary with all your partisan prejudices taken
again. rendering him more wholesome. agreeable.
tiDuOus and consistent support than II you were OF
the opposition party?
Answer it for yourself We conducting this heart
10 heart talk by absent methOd-ve doing the
ing. and you the answering.
Nd TO be perfectly fair about IL, Wen devote de
vision parties lit going long ways after soup"
said a certain western cowboy who rode miles I'm from
the ranch get something and found soup the
only thing the menu, and t is going a long ways
for justification the part of the anti administration
party, Washington today, Z back TO Civil
days show that there precedents for cussed-
ness
Admittedly the anti-admnistration party-pOlitical
oppOrtunists-Of Pres't Idncoln's day guilty OF
gross mproprietes "copperhead" they called then
the point OF utter disgrace, I'm spots. They
great black pages OF American political history
1862 and 1864.
For shame Of their fathers, Pres't Wilson's admin
lstratiOn partsans repened long the Spanish
American war and the OF the blue and the gray
fought shoulder shoulder I'm congress and on bat
tie field supporting Pres't Mckinley fray
inmate Spain from this western hemisphere.
Today the and the grandsOns the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03

the SOS again fighting Americas battles this time
not for the freedom of alone, Iiberate
isle, but establish the freedom of the woodland 10
the change!
The of the Lincoln administration partisans
assume the role that their fathers intensely
hated; plead 1t excuse-Iivng eternally in the
past as though the present were of no account
Do "copperheads" breed men, copper
heads?" An old proverb says "wse father, fool
and fool father, wise son." and maybe a dictum
OF fate.
Anyhow wrongs made a right, and il
"cOpperheadsm" in the COS, which it was,
II is wrong now aDd-for shame of the party in
duIges
The incident merely goes to prove 10 the non-par-
lengths which the rabid partisan will
gain its party ends and back again
Iy where we were before this division was
touched.
WHAT then Is the big question Of the hour?
w retty well settled that Woodrow Wilson
I'm the white house for another He is goin;
to have TO DEAL he has for the past four years.
with most momentous problems
have confronted human progress.
Concedng that all parties are human and some
times insaney so, you in favor of adding the
burdens OF that in the white house, that OF a
admittedly proyenly, partisany opposed
his policies, and constantly awaiting opportunity
o %
Remember, he is the commAnder-in-chief Of your
your brother. He has been the engineering head
OF Americas part in this war; and he is going 10 be
Americas engineering head In getting out of this
In cooperation with the premiers of our allied
tries, and their spokesman, 1t is he who fOrestated
aims of war, and OF peace.
Upset that by opposition and
the lasting peace for which people among the
allies bids fair lie adjourned, for months
least, years.
Do you that boy Of yours back homeP
Then don't block the way of his commandments.
OPPoSTTIoN 20 the presidents peace program is
~ even more dangerous TO your than the op-
position has been his program.
Somehow there be people still alive who
fear that may be more. They more
about preparedness before the than they
I'm the passing need OF such preparedness eter-
naIIy.
There is where the fight the peace program Is
going 20 hinge. America appears to have developed
school OF mtarists perhaps mainly financially but
very evidently indispoSed give the profits that
inure from military preparations.
There was slogan among a certain undesirable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03

- nEGLE Copies Sunday. Cents with morning
- evening daily editions weekly per year ad
vance. delivered by carrier; - BY
1851; Bell. 400 ONCE: 30 W. Colfax av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03
Just Heart to Heart Talk With the Parents of Our Boy

CULTURES the birds that illustrate the sit
\ uation wei. The artist that conceived the ac-
cOmpanyng drawing illustrative of the poll
oppOrtunists' I'm the and house watch
waiting" the presidents foot, in the midst OF
IIerCulean task, slip-tells story that words
never paint
Ready plunge a any moment, waiting. watch
fully waitng there they anxious that they seek
opportunities that do exist-makng prey of
their tmaginings
No difference what stake, how vital the prin-
cipe, what the suffering that may be incurred, IL
il stand In the way OF their purpose. Vutures
human humane. selfish, and utterly selfish
preferrng even Goldfish, they follow
ambtlons-and defend IL the last dole.
Come let reason together in a heart heart
way. between man and man. and get the full sig
niRcane il.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

American Multigraph Company.
Austin Company.
Bialosky Bros. & Company.
w. Bingham Company.
Bourne Fuller Company.
Brown Hosting Machine Company.
Building & Loan Companies Of Cleve-
land.
Cleveland Automobile Club.
Cleveland Automobile Dealers & Mfg.
Cleveland Automatic Machine Co.
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland Metal Products Company.
Cleveland Milling Company.
Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Company.
Standard Parts Company,
Cuyahoga Stamping & Machine Co.
Cleveland Twist Drill Company.
Cleveland Wire Spring Company.
East Side Savings Banks
Eberhard Manufacturing Company.
Electric Controller & Mfg. Company.
Ernst e Ernst
Estate of l.. r. Holden.
Ferry Cap & Set Screw Company.
Fisher Bros. Company.
Forest City Machine e Forge Co.
Grant Motor Car Corporation.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

"A. A. Hanna & Company.
EIord, Curtiss & Company.
Joseph a. Feiss Company.
Lakewood Engineering Company.
Lees Bradner COmpany.
Mckinney Steel Company.
National Banks of Cleveland.
National Lamp Works OF General
Electric Company.
National MalleabIe Castings CO.
Hydraul Pressed Steel COnnany.
National Tool Company
Oglebay, Norton & CompanS.
Ohio Blower Company.
Ohio Chemical & Mfg. Comp4ny.
Otis Steel Company. No.
w. M. Pattison Supply Cominy.
Parish Il bingham COMPANY
Pickands, Mather & Company.
Sherwin- Williams ComDany.
Steel Products Company.
Tabor Ice Cream COmpany. sss
Telling Belle Vernon COMPS
Templar Motors Corpora tioiRM q
Trust Companies.
Upson Nut Company
Warner & SWasey CompanN.
West Side Savings Banks.
White Company.
Willard Storage Battery Co..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
Matte G. Zagan, prigionero di gu
ezra, Soldato, Urbania, Prov. Pc
ssaro, Italia.
Multi dorite frate 81 cumnata!

Aflati 81 despre mine ca pima
in preztnt sunt sanatOs, ceea ce
asemenea va doresc 81 d-tra, ca sd
ne mai putem intilni pe la casele
noastre. M stiu att primit epis-
tolele mele sau nu. Aflati despre
mine ca sunt ca legiOnar in TIA
liza impreuna Gu Nasiu Gania, Ge-
orge u. Paleru, Albani 81 George
Neamtu, invatator 81 multi din
apropierea noastra. Ieri fost 81
principele SturrdZa din Rominia,
care a VENT la moi 81 a tinut GU
vintare foarte frumoasa, care
ne-a umplut inimile de enthusiasm.
De acasa am primit de citeva III
lie epistola. Stunt toti acasa 81
sunt sanatosi. Te rog scrie-mi cit
poti mai des:
Victor Popp, voluntare romeno,
Oficio di information, 8 armata
Zona di Guerra, Reparto romeno,
Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
SCRISOARE DE LA
PRIZONIERI.
Onorata Redactie!

Va rugam a publica in pretio-
sui d-tra ziar urmatoarele rim
duri:
Moi Pirvu Nicolae din comma
Grohot, comitatul Hunyad, len
cea loan din comma Slimnic, CO.
mitatul Sibiiului, Dumitru Casas
din Rodbav, comitatul BraSov,
Florea Prislopan din comuna Hi
sesti, Bucovina, loan Hanea din
comuna Bendorf, comitatul Sibi-
iului 81 Avram Tanase din Simba-
ia Inferioara. cautam pc neamu-
rile 81 consatenii nostri, Sill ru-
gam sd bine voiasca a ne scrie la
toti pc adresa urmatoare:
Pirvu Nicolae, prisoniero di que
IRA, Soldato, Urbania, Prov. Pc
ssaro, Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

.1mi salta inima bucurie c1nd
vad soartea fratilor mel Romini
din America, cind vad inaintarile
att morale, cit 81 materiale, 81
mai ales cind am vazut in calen-
darul d-tra despre mersul bun al
Uniunei S. r. A.
Ma cuprins o bucurie nespus
de mare, find ca am Stlut starea
in care am laSat in anul 1872.
cind am parasit pc fratii mel
membrii al Uniunei 81 al Socie-
tatei ,,Leul'' din Salem, Ohio, la
care am figurat ca membru mai
multi timp.
Mute ar fl de scris despre soar
tea noastra a prisonierilor, peste
cite am trecut pima in timpul
de fafa, fara ne ajunge scopul,
dar sd speram ca i'm viitor sa vor
1ndrepta toate.
Va salut 81 va doresc spor 81
inaintare:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

:NTRU Ct LUpTAM NO
De CO armam tinerii noStri 81 ii trimiten
dincolo in Franta CO s1ngera?
J
!
LAN4u scAv1
;
ANERICEI RBOL~
AEAsTA ANIENRE
IL VA Pc AL NOSTRI.
NoAsRA
BEkTATEA NoAsA ATRoR
vERHE NoAsTRE 81 oNoAREA sAcRA cE AvEN".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
Oncrata Redactie!

Mai JOS subscrisii veninm Gu
respect va ruga sd bine voiti a
publica in ziarul d-tra ,,Ameri-
ca" adresele noastre, find mu-
tati de la adresa cea veche, "a
Wind in America mai multe nea-
muri 81 consateni 81 DORM ca pc
aceasta Gale sd lie allan adresele.
Ser. loan Turcu, in Sebesul de
jos, Simion Popa, caporale din J.
llembav, ambii din comitatul ST.
biului. Rugam pc toate neamu-
rile 81 cmoscutii nostri sa bine
voiasca a scrie pc adresa urma-
tOare:
loan Turcu, sergent, Prigionero
di Guerra, 62 Compagnie p. L.,
s. GEORGIA, Mantova, Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

MOI NE voM FnzA DE oBIlaAMiNTuL AoEsrA TfNAR11 NO
sTRH ISL DAU vIATA, 81 MOL DMDARATUL LoR FAcEM
LUcRUL AcEsTA UsoR = fNsA NEfNcHIPq1r DE IMPORTANT
81 VITAL - PuNnD. .DoLARn NosTRI IN LIBERTY BoNDuR1
BoNDURME LUPTE1 PENTRU LBERrATE
DAcA NJ TIAI TAcUT suBscRnRzA PIMA AcuM DECIDE rE
CIT DE MULTI sA NvEsTEI LIBERTY BoNDuRL ST FIJI Gaia
CA SIX TE sUsscRn cnD voR vEM LA TIME REpREzENrAN
TIL GUvERNULUI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

Eu loan Bade, doresc 81 rog pc
consatenii mel din comuna Apa-
teu, comitatul Aradu1ui aflatori
in America sd bine voiasca ami
scrie la adresa de mai JOS. Tot
odata ii rog sa-mi trimita si a.
dresa dior. Astept raspunsul d.
lor Gu mare nerabdare. Eu dc
present ma aflu ca prizonier in
Italia. Adresa nlea este urmatoa-
rAa:
nade Ioan yrigionarO-6 guerra,
Hsf(1 n01Ihoro, Prov. ~ Ae1an-
- Ha1lA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
Onorata Redac,tie!

UnOfaLa KeuaCyIe!
Eu loan Pacala din Sighisoara
cant pc sogorul meu Gu numele
Stefan Tarasut tot din Sighisoa-
ra. Rog Pc toti fratii Romini care
stu ce va de dinsul, sau char
dinsul daca celeste aceste rim
duri il rog foarte multi sa scrie
pc adresa:
loan P4cal3, caporale, Prigionero
di guerra, Urbazia Prov Pesaro,
Italia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
IA PRODUCTION
DEL. PEIR0LEO
FabuIosas operaciOnes
R!nde un infcrEne de sus
operacicnes la Mexico
Petroleum Co."

TelsgramG Especial para La PRENsA.
NUEVA YORK, agosto S.-La
"Mexico Petroleum CO.. ha publicado
un i1fcrme de las operaciones verifi-
cadas en- el alo fiscal cue acaba de
tern2inar. V en- el Sc dice que a pesar
del aumento en- las contribuciones y
las dificultades con que sc tropezo
para cl transportc de los productos,
las operaciones en- el referido ano re-
presentan un exceso de cerca de Gin
co millones de dolares, contra siete
mllIones del ano anterior.
EI Presidentc de Ia compania, Mir.
Doheny, inforna que debido a la en-
trega voluntaria que hizo de Ia flota
de transportes de petr6leo Y la re-
quisici6n de otros tanques Nevada a
cabo por necesidades de Ia guerra, la
compania sc limito 4 surtir unicamen-
te a los antiques clientes con quienes
tenia firmados contratos, bajo la mis-
(Pasa 4 Ia pag. e. Col 4a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
PASTOR ROUALX
LEGO An. YORK
SaIio para Washington
Trata de arreglar varios
asuntes cue ie comic
Venustiano CagTanza
Tel,ercna EsDeeinl yarc Ia PRENSA.

Tclsrrcnta Especial pare Ia PRENSi.
NUEVA YORK, Agosto S.-Ano-
che arrih0 a esta Ciudad, procedente
del Occidente, el ingeniero Pastor
Roauix, Secretario de Fomento
Agriculture en- e! Gabinete de Ca
rranza. Roauix vino aconlpaH2to de
los ingeniercs Igaacio Lopez Banca-
lari Enrique Ntnez Gomez, Quienes
tienen a su cargo importantes depar-
tamentos de Ia mencionada Secreta-
ria de Fomento.
Fue entrevistado RoauiX, mas Sc
neg6 a Gecir cual es el objeto de su
viaie a esta ciu6ad. Sc sabe, sin en-
barge, que ha venido al arreglo de W.
rios asuntos de i!nportancia relacio-
nados con el cargo que desempena,
asuntos que le confi6 Carranza, igno-
randose de que caracter sean.
Los ingenieros Roauix. Lopez Ban
caleri Y Ndnez Gomez salieron hoy
para Ia ciudad de Washington. que
es dcnde pretenden arreglar los asun-
tos que traen entire nlanos.