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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
TATE NOT INDICTED.

Lem Tate, who displayed a big pistol
at Madison avenue aud Second street
in n crowd more than two months ago,
and who later was bound over to the
state, charged with carrying n pistol,
has never been indicted,
District States Attorney S, O., Bates
said Saturday that n police officer,
whose testimony had caused Tate to
be bound over, had been subpoenaed
to appear before the grand jury. but
failed to appear, Bates said That an
other subpoena would be issued for his
appearance Tuesday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL E

CONVICTION, Tenn, March 90. (SplD
THE Upton county Baptist churches
Liberty, beginning on Friday, March rs,
and continuing through the following
Sunday. Among those on the program
are Revs, w, K. Farrow, c. l.. Wauford
md II RIlAy Davis =
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
PRIVATE IS
GIVEN MEDAL OF HONOR

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 22.-Cal-
vim j, Ward, private, Company p, nth
infantry, has been awarded the con-
gressional medal OF honor for conspicu-
Gus galiantry in action. Private Ward
on Oct. 8, 1918, duNng an advance
against the enemy, near Estrees,
France, was held up with his company
by a machine gun nest, which was en-
filading the line. Accompanied by a
noncommissioned officer, he advanced
against this post and succeeded In cap
turing the nest by killing three men
and capturing seven.
Private Ward was formerly with the
old Third Tennessee regiment. His
home IL at Morristown, Tenn, and he
Of Mrs, Laura Ward, of Morristown.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22

The interschoiastic athletic assocla-
ton ii planning activities for the APP
preaching season Howe, LeMoyne,
Kortrecht and the University Of West
Tennessee will be interested.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
PINE BLUFF W. O. W. ARE
WINERS OF JEWEL PRIZE

PINE BLUFF. Ark, March %. (Spl.)
OF the five camps competing for the
set Of officers jewels given by Sover-
eign Commander Frazier of the w. o..
W, to the camp having the greatest
number of candidates for initiation in
the Frazier class Thursday night, the
local eamp was declared the winner.
The total number admitted in the class
was SIG, .
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
SURVEY O DISTRICT.

HELENA, Ark, March %. (Spl.)-
The organization of the Helena Fergu-
son and Southland Highland road i'm
provement districts nave been perfect
ed and the work of surveying will com
mence soon. The officers of the Hell
ena-Ferguson district are S. Straub,
president; W. f. Craggs, of Oneida.
secretary; LATE Solomon, treasurer:
Officers of the Southland Highland
road are A. G. Burke. president; G.
II. Vineyard, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
Robert J. Smith.

IRRELEVANT, Tenn, March %. (Spl.1
Robert j. Smith, aged GO years, died
suddenly at his home in Clarksville Of
heart trouble. His remains were
brought back to Trezevant Friday for
burial in the city cemetery, Elder l..
r. Riley, his pastor, conducted funeral
services, The deceased Is survived by
his widow, two sons, Russell and Fem
iris Ward Smith, and two daughters.
Mrs. Fred Jones, OF Humboldt, and
Mrs. CarlN Hobbs, Of Arlington, Ky,
and a number OF brothers,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
SAYS HE USED KNIFE
WHEN VICTIM USED GUN

Charged with the murder of WIN Nc
Kinney, negro, who was stabbed in a
fight In a negro restaurant on Ex-
change avenue March 7, Ira Moseley,
alias Pop Eye" negro, was arrested
Saturday afternoon by Patrolman Tom
Robinson.
"Yas, suh," admitted Moseley, when
being docketed, II pops ma knife in
him, fur he war a-shootin' fun me.
Hit shore was time, white folks, fun
me to use dat blade"
Many negroes were in tue house
when the fight occurred, and there
were two or three casualties. One ne
gress was hit by a bullet and wounded
seriously.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
BIRTHS.

Raymond and Bette Riddick
Manogue, 1l49 East Parkway, March 20;
girl.
Wood n. and Irma S~artorius Taylor,
1898 Madison, March 16; girl.
Joseph II. p, and Genevieve Tambini
Mason, 324 East Butler, March 10; boy,
Jesse A. and Fora Greasy Martin, 315
Vassaf, Binghamton, March II; boy.
607 South Dunlap, March -; boy.
Allen M. and Georgia Head White,
1880 Cummings, March 2; girl,
Doyle Il. and Clara Franklin Har-
mon, III East, March 81; girl.
Nose and Lula Jackson Epps, 746
Hastings, March II; boy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
HUNTING D N

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, March %.
(SplD-Capt, Paul ]. Rainey, tho New
York capitalist. who owns u beautiful
hunting lodge and big game preserve
in this county, Just south of Blue Noun
tain, has returned to his Mississippi
estate from the East, During the last
few days he has had as his guests Mrs,
George T. Mitchell and her daughter,
Miss Virginia Mitchell, OF Tupelo, Miss,
giving a brilliant dance In their honor,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
TIppAK SHIPS EGG R G

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, March 20.
(Spl)-For tho first time In its history
Tippah county has shipped a solid car
load OF eggs. The big consignment vas
sent forward by ID. r. Braddock. The
eggs were shipped directly to New York
city, and II the scheme proves success
fui the housewives Of the county will
speed up the production of eggs In
their poultry yards, having already
learned that there Ia good money to be
made In the sale Of eggs,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
TO HELP SOLDIERS.

CONVICTION, Tenn, March %. (Spl,)
A meeting has been called for March
rs. TO be composed of representative
citizens from all over Upton county,
for the purpose of organizing to CO.
operate with rural communities In the
matter of making farm life more at
tractive 10 returning soldiers, Rev, |, s,
Caldwell, who has just returned from
a general conference on after-the-war
problems. held at Sharon, y. C.. will be
the principal speaker, A large assem-
hlage is promised.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22

Golden. Horton.

PINE BLUFF, March 2g, tspllI,
News Of the marriage Of Miss Ethel
Horton, daughter Of Mrs. Emma Hoo
ton, OF this city, to Corporal Guy Gold
en- al Harlow, Ark, reached the family
and came as a surprise, TO- them Mt
hut no recently returned from France,
They win mako their home at ELLIS
Vile, where Mr., Golden Is engaged IN
hnelnpss
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
JAIL PRISONER A

John Roschelle, negro, held IN tho
county Jail on u charge of highway
robbery, escaped late Friday by climb
ing the high wall, Rosehelle was i'll
and got permission to go to the main
floor to see the physicians. The guard
left to answer he phone and the negro
walked out the building, scaled the
wall and ran to the cotton shed where
5000 bales OF cotton are stored. The
Jail officials pursued him but he made
his nScane
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
FINDS DISCHARGE PAPERS.

At the s~ergeant's desk at the central
police station honorable discharge pa
pers from the United States army are
waiting Charles Garner Skillern, Searcy,
Ark, who enlisted In Memphis, NoV' l.
ietS, and received his discharge, Dec,
ii. 1918. The papers were picked up
on the street by n citizen who left them
at the police station,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
LIKE OTHERS.

A fond parent noticed his youngest,
q boy, in very animated conference with
a number OF other boys and q young
woman, and that evening inquired OF
the boy what all the excitement was
about.
'.That was my teacher said the boy,
land we were trying to explain the
rules of football to her. She couldn't
understand how she ever got to be a
school teacher"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
E MISSING A

Joe Burney. chief Of police, il seeking
to find Asa Reed Malone, a young man
OF okolona, Ark, who was in Memphis
when last heard OF by his relatives, His
sister, Mrs. ldell Caldwell. of 0kolona,
fears that something has happened to
him. She wrote TO chief Burney, beg
ging him to locate her brother as quick
ly as possible,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
Is RAINIER STUDENT

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. March %.
(splD-Mlss Erin TAYLOR. of Verona.
Miss. has Just received an announce
mont that she has obtained the distinc-
ton of being the banner student Of Blue
Mountain college for the second schol-
astic term, her general average being
more than rs in all Of her literary and
snecipl subjects.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
ANNOuNIa rIENTS.
DEATHS

JONES-At his late residence, 375.
South Cynthia street, Jesse Jones. this
saturday. morning, 5 o'clock, husband
of Cora Jones, grandfather OF Louise
Jones Williamson n Corinne Jones
Williamson, father Of Mrs. James II.
Mann, OF Oakland, Cal,
Oakland, Cal. and Chicago, Ill. papers
please copy, Scott & Wilkerson, funeral
directors.
PENNEL-At residence, No, 5s2 Lin
den avenue. Friday evening. March 81.
1919. at $40 o'clock, John Wesley. aged
81 years, husband OF Percy Westmore-
land Pennel, father OF Lacy NJ, Bette
Clay and Mary Louise Pennel.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence tomorrow Sunday afternoon
at ; O'Clock. Friends invited. Inter-
ment private
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22

CHATTANOOGA C%LEARINGS.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 2l.-
Local bank clearings for the past week
took an unusual jump, showing a total
of s6.0S1 ,09T.94 as compared with "a
409, 646. II. or an increase of S1,b7l. 45i,S5
for the week just ended.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
TW TnCeDea0 W.
M, B. North.

HELENA, Ark, March 90 tSpl,l-
The funeral OF the late NJ. Il, North.
prominent planter Of Helena, who died
on Wednesday, was held Friday after
noon at his former home at Fayette-
Vile, Ga. The funeral party left Hell
ena with the body late Thursday, The
deceased Is survived by his wife, his
mother. three brothers and four sisters,
living in Georgia.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Lillian Lucas to John Bradley, Lucille
Wilson to B. B. Bowen, Jr., Marie Tay-
lor to Brodie Taylor, Blanche M. Stuart
TO Bennett A. Somervill,
Ida Guy to Gussie Williams, Lille
Young to Ed Jenkins, Lucy May. Kirk
to Walter Boudre, Charlotte Patrick to
Romie Pickens, Ruby Trusby to Willie
Fpunh.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
DAILY ALMANAC.

Length Of day, ~ hours 10 minutes.
Length of night, II hours AZ minutes.
Sun rises Sunday at $3.50.
Sun sets Sunday at 6:14.
Moon rises Monday at 12:46 am.
Last quarter on, oath, r
Evening stars, Venus. Jupiter, Saturn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
BELGIUM AFTER NITRATE.

SANTIAGO, Chile. March 22.-BeI-
GUM Is negotiating in Chile for the pur-
chase Of 1000 tons OF nitrates for
agricultural purposes. 1t Ii announced.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
cHIIRCH NOTES.

FIRST Congregational church, south
Watkins street and Eastmoreland ave
nue.. Services II Am, Sermon by heE,
A. G. Graves. Subject: The InVlhclOie
uuma
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

W. 49,
Family Washing
Guaranteed strictly all hand work and
each piece done to your Individual
taste. Everything goes at
Csc A POUND.
BEULAH CARTER Phone wal l5I0-J.
ARE you In trouble or 90 you wish TO
help others In trouble? II so, attend the
noon prayer meeting OF Central Baptlst
church. which has been run every week
day since Jan. 10. 1914.
BEN cox. Pastor.
SWITCHES made from your "
cut hair or combings. Work guarsn-
teed. Mrs. Effie> Henley. Route l.
Monticello, Ark.
LIBERTY bonds bought at highest
prices.
LIBERTY BOND CASH EXCHANGE,
1905 Union & Planters Bank Bldg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Otros tcstisos van 2 ser
llama6os a declarar.

FL diputado Campbell, presldente
del Comite de Reglamentos de Ia
Camara, que ha GirigiGo las dec!a-
raciones orales de los testigos sobrc
Ia situacion mexicana, anunci6 hoy
que Sc ha llamado, para que decla-
re ante el Comitc aludldo, Eugene
PelgrimS. Quien aesempeno Ell la ciu-
dad de Mexico el cargo de repre=er-
tante del Con1ite dc Information
PuLlica, durante la guerra. Anuncio,
ademas, que Sc ilamarin, para que
declaren como tcstigos, varias perso-
mas que han slfrido uItraies cn Me
Xico de partc de los revolucionarios
y de los soldados del gobierno, ere
yendose que los primeros de csos
tcstigoS, despucs dc Pilgrims, seran
los esposos SturgiS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
e SENADO
TAIN BE N
AVERIGUA
LAS CONDICIONES EN-
NUESTRO PALS
Lo hard con emplitud mds
grande que la que ha
usado la Cdmara de
Diputados

4 = t. -
WASHINGTON Agosto Gel
ComiJe de Relaciones Exteriores del
Seaado. ha terminado va su dicta-
men Sobre la resclucion Que plde Sc
!leve cabo una comrleta invezti-
gacion de Ia situacion meXicana, por
Tn subcomitc especial de tres de
cinco miembros del Senado.
81 Sc aprueba el dictamen que Sc
ra favorable a Ia resoluci0n inicia-
tiva, la investigation de los asuntos
mexicanoS sc hara en- una amplltud
mucho mayor de la que hasta ahora
sc ha vcnido h2cien4o en- la Camara
Ge Diputados por el corlite de Re-
glamentoS de csa asamElea. pues ci
conite del Senado rrocederia ha-
Ger sus investigaciones en- 10 cue
respecta a las cuesticncs econ6mi-
cas-, militares V politicas, dcsde cl
ano de 1911, asi como un estudio
detenido de todos los actos del 60
bierno de Carranza di:igidos a per
judicar los intereses g los extran. G.
rods.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
QUE.IA
Al DEPTO.
DE ESTADO
:. = :.
LA PRESENTATION DOS
COMPANIAS
- :. ::
Va a ser enuiada pcr ell GO
bierRo una nueUd nota
de. proteSta q
Carranza

r.L.r~nno ~sp>cicl nerG "Li "EENSA"
WASHINGTON. Agosto 6.-EI
Departaniento de Estado, ha anun-
ciado haberle sido prcsentada otra
reclamation contra los actoS del 60
bierno de Carranza por ccnfiscaclon
&c prcpiedades on Mexico.
Esta reclamation ha venido de
rarte de una ccGl2ahia americana '
ctra canadiense cue tienen eXtensas
propiedades agricolas Y madereras
en- el Estado de chihuahua.
Los representatives dc esas COM
raEias. que 10 son Ia Ba5icora Cat
tie Company" = la MADEIRA Lumber
Cooperation" han informado al Dc
partamento de Estado. al haCer Ia
protesta Y reclamation correspon-
dierteS. Qne les terrenos de su pro-
piedad. que ticncn una extension
de cinco mil quiE!entos acres, va
luados en- Glen mil dolares, fueron
confiscados ror cl gobierno carran-
cista. basandoSe en- IN articulo de Ia
constitution que prohibc los eX-
tranjeros tener propiedades en- Ne
Xico.
FL Deparrameuto de EStado enyia-
RI una nueyu 1ota de proreSta n go
tierno de Carranza, como 10 h!zo a.
rec:bir las reclamac!oncs de las COM
panias americanas que en- Sonora
fueron pcrjudicadas con motive dc la
confiScacion de sus propicdades en-
IA region del rio Iaqui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
LAS AUTORIDADES MILITARES
DE JUAREZ PROTESTAN AN
TIE LAS AUTORIDADES
AMERICANS.
Tclcs-ama Especial para LA PRENsA

Tclec-ama Especial para LA PRENSA
EL PASO, TEXAS, agosto 6.-Las
autoridadcs militares de Ciudad Jua-
rez presentaron hoy ana protesta ante
el Cuartcl General americana de esta
poblaciQn contra 10 que ccnsideran u
ma violacion de la soberania mexica-
na.
10 que provoco la referida protesta
es que, segun aseguran dichas autorl-
dades m;litares, a!gunos aeroplanos
americanos han estado volando por So
bre territorio meXicano en- las cerca-
Mas de la frontera.
Uno de los casos concretos que Sc
citan es el de un aviador americana
que. segun Sc dice, volo el lunes pasa-
do varias millas al Sur de Ciudad
JuareZ.
FL Coronel Glover, Jefe de Estado
Mayor de! Distrito militar de El Paso,
neg6 que fuera eXacto que un aviador
americana hubiera rebasado en- su vue
10 Ia frontera international, pero va
rios americanos radicados en- Ciudad
Juarez vieron el aeroplano una milla
al Sur de esa Ciudad Y asi 10 han no.
tificado al Quartet General america
no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Sc HALLA EN- PAZ
LA REGION De
LALAGUNA
Han desaparecido las bandas
de rebeldes que la
asolaban

Ace-ca dc Ia situacion general. en-
10 Que hace d los movimientos de los
revolucionarios en- Ia importantc CO.
marca Lagunera, actualmente en- pc
riodo de plena actividad agricola, OBJ
tuvo aver el reporter dlgInos datos,
oe personas dc la dicha region llc-
gadas, Y apenaS en- IN todo 4 las CO.
sas de Ia politica ' del gobierno.
Ell ULTIMO REBELDE
Hace mucho tempo. nos dijcron
las personals oor nosot-os entrevis-
tadas, las partidas rebeldes que por
algun tempo mcroGearon en- Ia La
guna. quedaron reducidas simples
erupos de bandoleros que Sc dedl-
caban al robo de animalcs en- los cam
pos, Y a uno que otro asalto las
Ihacendas Y ranches peQuehos.
Los pocos re5e!des cue en- IA CO.
marca, habia. Sc traSladaron a Du-
range, donde Sc reunieron con las
fuerzas viilistas que ala sigucn me-
rodeando que donlnan rn gran
parte del Estado.
Ultim&mente aparecio una partida
rebelde, mas o menos numcrosa, man
dada por Roberto Jameson, pertene
ciente a antigua familia lagu1era,
quien tenia a sus orderes COMO unos
cincuenta hombres
Con el.os ataco ultinamente algu-
las haciendas Y las fuerzas de- go
tierno 10 ve1ian persiguiendo con tc-
Ion. mas sin lograr darle alcance.
A fines de la semana pasada, el
dicho cabecilla, despues de dispersar
a sus hombres. Sc rindio voluntaria-
mente, entregandose al Peniente Co
ronel Mariana Chavero. Pre5!dente
a, Municipal de Matamorcs Laguna, en-
"a dicha poblacion. POGO distantc dc
la de Torreon. a donde debe haDcr
sido va conducido el citado rebel
de.
Con la rerdicion de Jameson, no
0ueds en Ia LagIna una sola parti-
da rebelde.
En- donde las fuerzas del gobier-
TO han iogrado tacer muy POGO, es
en- e. Estado De Durango, invadldo "a
! 81 en- 81 totahdad por los villlstas
81 estoes no interrumPen las comu-
nicacioneS con Durango, es porque !
ellos misnos les convene que con-
tinuen abiertas.
La semana pasada, hubo dos CON-
bates serios, en- rancierias distantes
pocas millas de Ia capital del Esta-
90.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Con cinco grandes
Gas. empacado-
rQs Sc iniciQrd
la campana
Reciben instrucciones
todos los ogentes de
Justicia para la
persecution

telegram, Espeiai s1Ea Ia .-..EHS.'.
WASHINGTON. Agosto 6.-E
Procurador General de la Repuhljea,
Mr.. Palmer. anuncio hoy haoer re
sueito a5ri- IRA energica carnpana
de persecution judicial contra to-
ios los acaparadores de articuios de
2rimera neccsidad eli los Estados
Unidos. La caalpana Sc inic!ara con-
ira las cinco grandes cCGlpsnias
empacadcras del pals, contra las
cuales el Departamento dc Justicia
entablari demandas desGc luego,
prestandc todo su apoyo al abogado
kresel. de la firna Jerome, Rand
and Krescl, de Nueva York, quicn
lla sido comisionado por ei Prccura-
dor para que haga las ac,isacioncs
y sostenga la demanda judicial.
Al misIno tempo, cl Prccurador
Palmer ha enviado i1struciGnes te-
legraficamente a todcs los Agentcs
del Departments de Justicia er
los Estados Uridos, para que proce-
can a persesuir,. inmediatamente,
por medic de demandas judiciales,
todas aquellas personals que sean
responsables del acaparamiento de
los comestibles con propositos de ase
gurar mayores ganancias en- gene
raj de todos aquellos :ndividucs que
aumenten los precios de las subsis-
tencias para obtener mayores ga
rancias, con grave Getrimento dc los
intereses de las ciases consumiGoras.
El Presidentc Wilson, por su par
te. esta trabajando activamcnte en-
Ia redaccion del Infcrme que leera
ante el Congre<o ci prGximo v;crnes
al medic dia, proponiendo diversas
meGidas para iograr Ia reduction del
alto costo ie Ia vida. Sc ignora
que medidas seran esas. Mas Sc ;iene
la creencia de que sean las que lie
fueron recomendadas al Presidente
por el comite especial presidido por
el Procuradcr Palmer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Anuncian que habra un
candidate civil a la Pre-
sidencia y piden que Sc
aplace Ia lucha
Del serpic.o ,speear q. IA PRENSA.

Del Serric:n especial Cs IA PREESA-
CIUnAD DE MEXICC, agosto a
Felntisiete diputados que pertenecie-
ron al Bloqueo Nacionalista. sea
el grupo gobiernista que Sc asegura
fuera tornado a raiz de las elecciones
por ell Secretario de Gobernacion, A
guirre Berlanga, han ianzado un ma
nifiesto a Ia Nacion" recomendando
al pueblo que Sc abstenga de entrar
en- la lucha electoral V de contraer
compromises con ninguno de los dos
candidates actua!es a la Presidencia
de Ia Republica, Y que esperen que
surjan todos los candidates que debe-
ran entrar en- Ia lucha electoral a
su debido tempo.
Este manifesto Sc ha considerable
como el paso preliminar que anuncia
la formation del nuevo grupo politi-
CO que Sc dice lanzara la candidatu-
ra de un civil para la presidencia de
la Republ;ca, grupo que contara con
el apoyo complete del gobierno de Ca
rranza, Y su lectura ha causado YER
dadera agitacion en- los centros obre-
gonistas Y gonzalistas, por mas que
en- los primeros Sc hays tenido espe-
cial cuidado en- aparentar que no Sc
le reconoce importancia alguns.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
En- la Camara de diputados Sc
=eguiran las Investigations

Mientras tanto. cl Gentle &c Re-
glsmentcs de la Cdmara &c DipGta-
dos continuara SUB irvestigac!ones
oralcs que inicio. con cl emnajador
Fletcher Y s;guio con Mitchell y Ga
tes, etecto de dictaminar sobre
la iniciativa que pide Sc nombre una
con'isi,r coHjunta de dipltadoS V
senadorcs que Sc cncargue de lnves-
tigar am2liamente la si.uacicn gene
raj dc Mexico.
Los lideres repGblicanos de la
Camara dc DiputaGos no han rcsucl-
to aun 81 ell trabajo dc investigation,
en- cl case de cue Sc lleve a cabo, SC
haga por un conirs especial. como
10 propuso cl diputado necyork;no
Gould, Dor el Comite de Relaciones
ENeriores de Ia Camara, como 10
propuso en- 81 iniciativa cl represcn-
tantc Porter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
LOS CIVILISTAS De MEXICO Sc PREPARAN PARA La
LUCIA ELECTORAL PROXIMA
GRAN DESORDEN CAUSE L.
HUELGA De LOS EMPLEA-
DOS DE LAS LINEAS
DE BROOKLYN

Tcie1rano Especial pcrc la PHENSt.
NUEFA YORK, agosto 6.-La
huelga de los trabajadores de las IL
meas de Brooklyn desorganizo, prac-
ticamente, todo el servicio de la ciu-
dad esta tarde, pues todas las perso-
mas que vinieron a trabajar aqul, sc
encontraron con que no tenian name
RI de regresar sus casas Y tuvie
ron que kacer uso de camiones, CO.
ches Y AUTOMOBILES, produciendo es-
tc el desorden consiguiente.
La compania de las referidas Ii
reas pidio protection la policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
ESTA |DENT|F| |CADO
CON LOSREBELDES
De MEXICO, v.
GATES

Tclc1----1 FsnccinI pn-4 IA PFENSA.
.NUEVA YORK, Agosto 6.-EI
Evening Pest" publicj hoy un te-
legrama de Washington firmado por
David Lawrence en- el que sc dice
que 81 Departamento de Estaoo ha
sido informado de que el goberno
mexicano Sc halla en- possession dc
csrtas escritas por Gates, quien ha
estado declarando ampliamente an
tc la Comision de Reglamentos de Ia
Camara dc Representatives. Y que
elias demucstran claramente que el
referido Gates Sc encuentra per-
iPaSa = In Sa mac col "a !
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
V|LLARREAL CONS|DERA A CARRANZA
UNFACC|OSO QUE Sc HAAPODERADODEL
PALAC|O NAL. PARA OPR|NIR A MEXICO
HACE INTEREESSANTES DECLARACIONES AL CORRESPONSAL
De LA PRENSA" Ell GRAL. REVOLUCIONARIO 7
EX-PRESIDENfE De la CONVENTION

Correponsa de LA PRENSA California, Serafn
logrado ntereSane entrea conocdo
Vllarreal. Para
Bocaneg traslado Ia Ciudad caforniana
Niaeal apartado
tempo po5itca principal
periodic urbueno runfo del caancisrao
concedda Vilar-eal requtoria
Canza quen llama accoso M apoderado
desde ali a oprmiendo Ia Repdbca.
lecores de la PRENSA. continuation,
Ia de. VllarreaL