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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
Wall Street ANSWERS
LABOR WITH A WH|Rl

New York. Aug. s--wa1l street an
swered union labor To-Day with a whirl
IN the stock market that made. up
all the losses caused by the railroads
demands on Monday. The advance
vas fully as precipitate as the decline
and although It was started by the
covering OF short contracts it was
the renewed buying for. the Account OF
important interests.
Wall street bankers expressed their
sentiment by reducing the price of
call money to az per cent.
All stocks were strong beginning
with the tobaccos in early trading and
ending with specialties later in the
day. Several issues made actual new
high records. but the list as whole
tie break took place. There was lit
tie news to account for what hap
pened. Volume of trading was heavy.
Many OF the so-called public came into
Wall street and bought stocks. BY
doing so they went counter to the
advice Of their brokers. The brokers
have been preaching conservatism be-
cause their loans are SO high, but the
public has the money and has no re-
srect for brokers' opinions just now.
Old-time professionals were selling
stocks in the late trading because the
advance had been too rapid and be-
cause they believed 1t was a manufac-
tured advance for effect on the politi-
clans at Washington. They were
particularly peeved over the fact that
call money fell to az per cent.
Wall street entertains no i'll feeling
against organized labor. but it does
think that a very serious mistake was
made today when labor leaders talked
OF placing certain people before firing
squads.
This firing squad talk was the direct
cause Of a secondary advance in the
stock market in the afternoon,
Advance Of the Tobacco shares was
pdue largely to the fact that American
Tobacco resumed cash dividends and
announced that its July business had
broken all records for that month.
Tho announcement that the United
States Food Products corporation had
made q purchase Of Sugar Products
company, together with a feet of ships
was followed by a sharp advance in
the price OF that stock. It rose more
than six points and the buying lasted
throughout the day.
Important announcement is also ex-
pcted from the United States Rubber
company. The stock advanced about
II points today as result of that
forecast
With all the plans for reducing the
cost OF living II is believed by the
food producing companies that there
will be larger consumption OF food
not only actual consumption but waste.
Waste always accompanies lower prices
after period OF high prices. There
fore the food companies are not
alarmed as to their earnings
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
RECORD FOR DIMCNITTON
OF FAILURES SINCE 1870

The comptroller OF the currency re-
ports:
During the month OF July. 1919,
twenty charters for new national
banks were granted. and fifty-four
applications for increases of capital
of existing national banks were ap-
proved.
The aggregate capital OF the new
national banks chartered during the
month was s7s0,o0o, and the in
creases approved for the nfty-four
banks referred to aggregated $l2.-
6600o0--making the total increase,
resulting from additional capital ap-
proved for existing banks and from
new banks chartered in the month or
July. sl3.s40.0S0.
The total number OF national banks
going into voluntary liquidation was
ten. with total capital OF $1,SS5.oo0.
/ During the same month, two ma
tionaI banks reduced their capital in
the sum Of $225.00o, including re-
duction OF 100000 made In connec-
ton with the consolidation OF two ma
tiona; banks. Total reductions aris-
ing from liquidations OF national
banks and from reductions Of capital
stock (other than that resulting from
consultations with other national
banks), $4,000
The aggregate increase in national
bank capital for the month was.
therefore, more than seven times as
great as the total reduction arising
from liquidations and reductions OF
capital OF existing national banks.
The seventy-four national banks,
including those newly chartered and
those whose capital was increased
during the month of July, 1919. were
distributed through thirty-two states.
as follows: New York and Texas. Z
each: Pennsylvania. s.; California. s.:
New Jersey and Wisconsin. each !:
West Virginia, Kentucky. Illinois.
Nebraska and Oklahoma, 3 each: vir-
ginia, Georgia. Minnesota, Missouri
and Kansas. each; and one in each
of the states OF Maine, Massachusetts,.
Arkansas. Tennessee, Ohio. Iowa,
South Dakota, Montana. Wyoming.
Colorado, New Mexico. Idaho and Ari-
zona-
On July 81. 1919, the number OF
national banks In operation was T.
sac, with applications for 224 neS
national bank charters awaiting the
comptroller's approval. with pro-
posed capital of $15,027,00o.
There were also ais applications
pending from banks for authority to
increase t1eiE CApatdl III tuo sum OK
SCI, 613,S00. making a total OF 336.-
$4,000 new capital applied for: and
in addition there were 81 applications
from national banks desiring to in
crease their capital where the amount
OF increase had not yet been deter
mined by the directors
There has been no failure Of q ma
tional bank for more than ak months
past and in the nineteen months
period since January l. 1918, there
have been only two small national
bank failures in the entire country
This record for immunity from failure
has not been equalled since 1870.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Aug s.-Prices Of most
curb securities were marked up from
fractions to more than two points to-
day.
Renewal of outside demand and some
short covering brought about the
gains, Influenced by the generally bet
ter tone in security markets. Indus
trials were again the center OF trading
interest and the largest advances were
scored in the stocks of this group.
Miscellaneous industrials were more
active, but price changes were some
what mixed.
Oils were without special feature
/, terest being scattered through a
wide list Of issues. Metals were In
fair demand. with the low-priced
stocks the most active although
rriee changes were small.
400 Aetna Explosives. s1 Clio.
$500 Cosden Oil. 1oh 610A.
$500 Federal Oil. ~ a..
500 Houston Oil, llS4125.
500 Int. Petroleum, 2sh q 30.
1000 Merritt Oil, 23Is Q24A-
75o Mexican Pan. Oil. ia l7h.
1000 Midwest Refg.. 16sQ17o.
1890 Rick Tex. 16@ Is.
1000 Sin Con. 55 X @ So
5000 Southwest Oil. 400 IS.
zoe Tex. Ranger. 4GiA.
140o Vic. Oil. new stock. 2M a IN.
2So0 Big Ledge. VI 4l1-16.
$500 Boston and Montana. s31Ss
5000 Mckinley Darragh. 57Gso.
800 Nip. Mines, 1oa1oA
1900 Tono. Ext. $3.50 2E.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
High Oonstable's Sale!

will sell by public auction. on
Thursday the It'll day Of August. 1919,
) o'clock p. NJ 1T my storshouss. No
1905 East Franklin street. the foNbw-
ing property. to satisfy an attachment
tRichmond Tire and Rubber Co. Inc,
va. Htrschbein Tire and Rubber Col
IL my hands: Twelve tl2l bundles au-
tomobile tires.
TERMS; CASH
w. n WYATT. JR..H 4C.EA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
AUCTION SALE.
High Constable Sale.

will sell by public auction. or
Thursday. the 7th day Of August. 1913
3 o'clock P. NJ. at my storehouse, No
1906 East Franklin. the following
property. to satisfy distress warran.
and executions In my hands: Lot OF
household furniture, linoleum. kitchen
sink. closet stool. Steel Cameron range
windsor latrobe. beautiful solid ma
hogany center table. etc
TERMS: Cash.
w. H. WYATT. JR.. H. c.. c. r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
WOOL.

We Are Agents For Y-urcAase OF weOl
for one OF the largest mills in Aver
lea BY shipping or selling to us you
obtain market value and no expense
charged except cost OF freight
Prompt check upon arrival. Ship
yours to US OF write for prices before
shipping. Reference-t h Sc who
shipped us last year. OLD VIRGINIA
HIDE AND WOOL CO.. INC, Jos.
Wallerstein, president
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.


New York, Aug. 6.-There was re-
bound in the cotton market today on
good general buying, best prices be-
ing established late in the day, infu-
enced by strength in securities. state.
n.ents that the leaders OF the railroad
unions did not intend to call strike
Immediately and the granting of fur
ther credits to France The anal up
turn was preceded by q good deal of
nervousness and irregularity. Trading
was active and excited in the fore
noon. but 1t decreased later. Room
operators were more friendly to the
buying side on the theory that the
pessimism with regard to the labor
outlook had been more than discount
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Four-Room House, Two Acres Land
under CIVILIZATIONS: fruit trees. two
barns. and outhouses. located two
blocks from city limits, Stop 4, Pc
tersburg line. FRED J. SCHuRZ,
r. f. y. No. I, Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07

It's now up to the summer girl
70 ply her mystic art
And GAthAr. victims by the score
~ AZ her yoomy heart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
WANTED.

Highest Price Paid Fer Meas Woru
clothes Call. Madison 1891 or send
postal to 1870 North Third street to
ABRAHAAlS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07

Pears. -ses,- 3-a.ssaa
summer pears. per Dbl. q 90 a 1n-61
Choice pears. per bbI... "A 90 q 90
Pluma. +4sss
Red variety. per crate. q % 01.xo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07

RICHHONn 1TUcss sxAaKux.
ouotatisns ~ C0sn3s .. DussA e o.
SBldl
"a. as c. ana r.. Arts asN 8
City Securities.
Rich. City c. = p. fs3s.1s4s 90
RatlreaA DonAa.
Scaboard Adj. 6's...... 1870 50
s. r. D. and 9. M fs..ls56 s4M
seu. Ry- 1st 1s......19sA ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
PROFESSIONAL

Ipvestix ations Of An Kinda Utmost
secrecy maintained. SOUTHERN DE-
TECTIvE AGENCY. No. 800 Central
National Bank building. Telephone
Randolph 555.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07

,,.o~ s~~.
: Attsntion-Young Ladies!
The Falk Tobacco Company,
-. 21st and Grace Streets,
sBequire young ladies between
the ages of sixteen and thirty
Years for clean and pleasant
,xork in their Cigarette Hand
Packing Department.
will pay learners $500 per
.sweek. Experienced packers
Will receive more.
Daily factory hours s A. NJ. to
3a5 P. NJ, with the exception
-of Saturdays. Saturdays, s A.
sM. to 1915 P. NJ.
Medicine and medical service
at the Factory and your home
free. A Nurse and two Doctors
In daily attendance at the Fac
Tory, for employees benefit, and
ut their homes when called.
Their services are absolutely
without charge to employees.
ia9 Restaurant on premises.
4.
=. Apply to Employment
~. ~. Manager.
-Ao-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07

a. Qstz1m -. Tnks Care of Snall Call.
g, Arens-Neoe ..who understands plain
!. sewing. Apply METHODIST Or
station 4. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
BOARD WANTED.

Large Manufacturing Firm Wants the
names OF boarding houses or private
families that can furnish board and
room for one or more young lady en-
ployes Church Hill preferred. but
NOT essential. Give name and address
and our representative will call. POST
office Bcx 1925. city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07

-. :. YOUNG LADIES!
What Kind Of a Position Are
'' You Looking For2
!. I Your selection Of a position
should take into consideration
other conditions besides good
wages, such as
-'n' Permanent Work,
~, Frequency of Increases.
Opportunities for Advancing
IL to higher positions,
~"e Paid vacations,
Sickness benefits and pensions
without cost,
Rest, recreation and lunch
go 80 rooms,
Business associates who are
.. pleasant and congenial.
. We offer, you, in addition to
a good salary to start, all of
these opportunities and con-
,siderations. Previous expert
er,ce is not necessary. We train
You and also pay you while
learning.
If these prospects interest
you, call and talk the matter
ever with Miss Via or her as
sistant at Room SOP, 700 E.
Grace street. any week dav, be-
tween 9 A. NJ. and 5 P. NJ, or
telephone. her at
lA1I f0AAn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.

10 Nat. State and City Bank at $500
80 Universal Leaf Tobacco. $1.04A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07

aichneaA ,T1rs ana hAAber Co. T1res
/ ana tu6es. 40 West Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07

All Kinds Used Cars sOla, ExeAahgeA
consigned. Largest xch Ange IN
South. MOTOR EXCHANGE. So6-e1l
West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07

non-akiA. guarAnteed UNITED AUTO
ouFPLy co., 337 Went Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-07
PRODUCE

For Top Prices ana Quick Returns,
ship your country produce to WOOD
FIN & SCOTT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
DFEGUEZ Sc ENCARGA De
Ia CAMPANA CONTRA
MANUEL PELAEZ
Retira de Michoacaa tropas
para hacer IL campGRa
en- la H3asfeca

LAREDO. Texas, encro 1.-Comu-
uican de Tampico que ha lleSado a
aquel puerto, ~procedence de los Es-
tados dc Jalisco Y Micho&can. Ma
nuel VI. Dieguez. quier Va a encar-
arse de Ia direction de la campana
2ntra Ell palaismo en- cl Norte del
.s-ado de Feracruz.
Sc Sabe igualmente. por las noti-
cias trasmitidaS dc Tampico, que
0;eguez ~enpleara en- Ia campana
mira Pelaez Ia mayor parte de los
lcmentos que tenia ocupados en- la
ampana contra los revolucionarios
michoacanos. los que han suspendldo
sus actividades ultimamente como re-
suitado de la muerte de Chavez Gar
cia Y Altamirano Y dc Ia epidemic
de influenza que ha causado gran
numero de victimas en- las filas re-
beldes.
GonzGLe-. Scrd ci gobernGd0r
Igualmente Sc ma recibido en- Nue.
vo Laredo la noticia de que Marcia
no Gonzalez, diputado al Congreso de
la Union ' ultimamente Inspector
General de Policia del Distrito Fe-
deral, sera cl Gobernador INFERNO
de Tamaulipas. en- sustitucion de
Osuna. Y ell Que convoque a elecciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
SE2A ESPLENDiDA LA
SiEMBRA DEL ALGODON
Los hacendados Sc encuen-
iran !nuy confentos y espe-
ran a5urdante cesechc

TORREON, Coah. Enero 10.-No
so'amente los habitantes de esta ciu-
dad. sino los de toda Ia comarca, es-
tan de p!acemes como Hunca; pues
sobre "a Dcsadumbre que tenian de
Il SIS siem5raS fueras Suprimidas
q casa Gel gusaUo roSado. han reel
biGo IN buena impression de yer CO.
no eli Nazas ha munGado en- sus Ulti-
mas avenidas todas las ricaS tierras
&c S~embraGIO.
FL regocijo eXperimentado no tie
nc l!riteS entire los GGricultorss, quie-
nes nc hablan de otra osa Que de
ura cosecha abundaAte en- extreme,
tai ve- como nia@una de las .evanta-
das en- estos ult;mos amos.
Desde hace varios Gias IA impor-
ta7,. prcsa Ie e. Coyote, situada 4
mos ,uanscs kilometres de aqui, esta
re5asada. marcanGo una alCUra de Sc
tent. V ciucc c~entimet-oS. esperanto
one aunnente a mas DC ~ metro, Sc
-Ea notic;as que - tieren de los lu-
cares de ar-iba. en- los que ei aqua ha
cu5ser-o comp!etamente los terrenos
de s;embra.
Ii coSecha, TUcs. esta NJ que 2>e-
ryrada. y - cree que Sera Ia mas p
,ar5.ate de Ia cpoca r~resente.
Totos los rios tributaries de- eau
lafaso NaZas. 50 nan crScido, regan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12

,rgencia de combatir la ceguera en-
nuestro pals
Cerca de doce mil pesos estan va
reunidos para esta benefica y hu-
manitaria labor, debidos & los ira
bajos de distinguiGas damas de Ia
capital, que con lii cello Y un desin-
teres dignos de TODD encomio, es-
tan ayadardo al eXito bril!ante de
la institution. Ia primera en- su ge-
nero que Sc funda en- Ia Republics
Mexicana. identica 4 las e~xistentes
en todas las capitales del mundo, Y
! las que Sc deben trabajos de ina
preciablc merito.
Por 81 parte, 81 Director de Ia
Universidad Popular. DR.. Alfonso
Pruneda, ha puesto j Ia disposition
de la Association ei papel suficlente
para que cuanto antes e lmpre-
SOS los f~olletos de que Sc trata.
En- Monterrey, Puebla, Guadaia-
lara Y otras importantes capitales de
Estados. So fundaran ~sucursales de
esta Association con el objeto de
que los trabajos ~adquieran una pro-
paagnda general, Il fin dc que los
resultaGos de Ia Association sean tan
satisfactorios como hasta hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
los HiHOs adOran Ell
"Jarabe de EigOs" para
ell Higade y los
IHtestinOS
Deles cuando padezcan ~calentura,
~neryiosidadeS. bills. NAL alieRto
@ dolores de est0m2go

Madre. Observe il lengua de su
,ino. 81 eStd sarrosa, este eS I'm
signo SECURE de que el estomago de
Ill peoucIuelo, eI higado Y los intes-
-:roS. ~uecesitan Embellishments un
7ureante uav que los limpie.
Cuando 81 nino este resfriGdo, ner-
yicso, i~ncuieto. sin @anas De dormir,
sin deseo de conner, que Sc sienta
molesto del est6mago, cue ten"a nal
~alienco: que padezca i2flamaciones
de IL garganta, tenga diarrea. dele
una eucharadita de Jarabe &c Higo
de California, ' CT may pocas horas
yodos los dolores, constipacioaeS. IN
digestiones Y nerviosidades, desapa-
receran per complete sin dejar hue
la ainguaa. Y I'd. volvera a Ter q
81 n;no sane V robusto.
I'd. no necesita batai'ar para cue
81 nino tome etc "Laxante de fru-
tas." e. 10 apetecera por Su agrada-
bic sabor. Y este hara que sus reSul-
ta6os sean aun meiores.
Ocurra Q ST. boticario Solicltando
IN frasco de "Califo-2ia Syrup OF
Figs. Y en- 81 cual eacontrara I'd
las direccioneS para dario 2 los IN
tantcS MiRos de codas edades Y adul-
tos. Cuidese De comprar imitacioneS
Para asesurarse de que compra e
verdadero "Jarabe De Hisos de Cali
forria" irf5rmeSe de que este esta
fabricado por Ia California Fig Sy-
run Co" Eccnaze cualquier imita-
zion. (AdV)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
IA CAWPANA CONTRA La
CEGUERA EN- MEXICO
IA OHEHZADO
La AsociacioT fundada con
tai fin ha feHido exito
en- SIS tra5ajos

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero S.
La Asoicaci6r de distinguidcs IA
cultativos que hace tempo Sc esta-
blcci6 en- esta metropoli, bajo Ii
Presidential del DR.. Torres, para de-
dicarse a trabajos ~especiaies para
combatir Il ceguera en- Mexico, ha
tenidc hoy I'm exito sumamente sa-
tisfactorio: tanto. que nuy en- bre-
We quedaran establecidos IN taller
de anteojos y IN consu.tcrio gratuito
4 disposition del publico entero.
Ademas. estan va en- prensa tres To-
lletos de propaganda, inc sobre La
Vacuna. escrito por el DR.. Terres,
otro sobrc Fl Pus. en- los Ojos, del
Dr. Rafael Mendoza. = ell ultimo del
DR.. Izquierdo, en- ell que prueba Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
Al CT. CAHTU
Ia remocian del UagUa-
dor enDiado por e.
TrlGZG

san DIEGO. Cal. hnero u
E.s,a esta ciudad c~orrinuan llegancc
los rumorcs de GUeia contra un -"
7o- Cresoo. . q1ien Carranza ma1a"
al ns-ri.o Nor-e lie IA Baja Callfor-
-. r-r q car-o d yauualor lie tie
" CONTRA q oac TODD cl maudo
go r~,M
10 ,...;.o. 4. Il Baia California
ri..e, ono 10 uncr de! case IS que d
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
CONTINUAN SIENDO VOLADOS Los
.TRENES ENTIRE VE;RlAACRUz MEXICO
Resultaron i~neficaces las medidas tomadas por Aguiar
para evitar los atentados

I nacer algunas operaciones mercan-
tiles en- compania de Avila, y que
como tenia confianza con 6l, lie ha-
bia mostrado aquellaS prenGas de gran
valor ,omo para hacer alarde de su
S%olvencia.
Agrega que nadie mas saba de
este. Y que, por 10 tanto. tiene cssi a
seguridad de CUE Avila Camacho es
ell ladron.
Algunos vecinos de Tacubaya, que
haitian easas contiguas a Ia que ha-
hita CavaZoS Y que en- la que Sc CO.
metio el robo, dicen que es probable
que hayan sido unos desconocidos los
que practicaron el robo Y 4 quienes
hahian vSt0 rCnGar la casa del robado
general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
SUPPRESSION DEL JUEGO
Los Decinos de un mineral 10
piaieron al go6ernador

PACHUCA, Hgo. EnerO l0.-Al
gobernador del Estado lego I'M JUS
tificada queja de los habitantcS del
Mineral Real del Monte, en- Ia QUE
piden. ademaS, que ordene que in
mcdiatar1cnte sea suprimido el iuego
en- aCuci lJgar, pucs esta causando
muchoS pcrjuicios entire las families
de Ia @ente trabajadora, Ia que en- 81
navoria cs 'desp!umada' por los ia
hures sin c~onciencia.
FL juego, die la queja, fue eSta-
b!ecido deSde hace variaS SemanaS, Y
desde en.onceS Sc nota I'm p%rofundo
descontento entire los habiJantes del
Doblado. asi como entire los duenoS
Gel mineral. quienes aconsejaron al
vegindario que e~levara una queja
directamente III g~ohernador. para cue
2ud;era ser ajeniida.
Como liegara 4 concciEnlento del
gobcruaGor del EStado, que que ct
personal de In EscueiG Industrial de
Artes Y CficioS. So habia !e0jcado
% cxDlotar q estaolecimieilto en- pro-
recho de sus particulars intereses
ell funcionario orden0 que Sc clalSH-
rara e planted, haSta que no encuea-
ire genie honrada que Sc encar<ue de
malej&rio. pues va RAJ muchas las
quejas Que a este respecto habla X
,ibidc ell rropic gobernador.
Estas maniobras Sc dcbcn Il que
IS fcrcion&rios del Estado, Sc han
leiicadc = las intrigas de Ia politica,
,~escuidaado cast por compl-to todoa
,os ramos &c Ia administration gus
Sc italian en- un estado dc abandono
que da ijstima.
Como Ia Escuela, hay otros muchos
ucares &c los que es precise ~arroiac
a los traficantes de mala ley.
e. Eigado llega 4 perdev ~ actividad y
6eja dc iuncionar rcEuiarmente alrunas cca-
stones Y entonces necesita ayuGa. HERGi-
Ne - 10 Ulglicina cStimulaAte para ci higadO
Que da meiorcs reSultados. I=lalrncnte for
c:fica el S.S.Cna digestive. gurIfica los IN
~teStiaos Y aunrenta In fucrzs. c1crCi2 = Wits
liacF Ne venta Ta- II Ro:ica san Pedro,
sIG ". Commerce St, San antonio. Te-
xA iAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
ESTALLO LA ANURCIADA
HUELGA DE OBREROS
Los duenos de la fdbrica de
Hilados dispusieron que
esta seq clausurada

PUEBLA, Enero 1G.-Como el
conflicto surgido entire los operarios
V 81 director de Ia fabrica de hila-
dos Y teiidos La Carolina no Sc a.
rreglara satisfactoriamente, los obre-
ros manifestation cue Sc declaraban
en- huelga, hasta ponerse de acuerdo
con ia empresa en- terminus cue ellos
juzgan eQuitativos.
Los dueRos de Ia factoria telegra-
fiarcn al director. ordenandole Ia
clausura De ella hasta c aviSo.
Coz este motive varios cientos de
obreros quedaron sin trabajo. siendo
su situaci6n comprometida. dadas las
necesidadeS de Ia vida en- estos mo-
mentoS.
Los obreros tclegrafiaron a los SIN
dicatos del "6nero manifestandoleS
cue So diriian irm~ediatamente u Ia
Gun-a de Cancellation Y Arbitrale pa
n Il trate desde lucgo el aSunto,
q fin de que cl conflicto Sc resIelva
cuanto antes. rues dichos obreros no
pueder pe-maHecer sin salario duran
te muchos dia&.
A IL autoTidad ccmpetente fu6
c~onsignado ell hecho dc Que Sc que
ia el senor Rodo'fo Castruera, mani
festarGo que lie los ~corcalcs del Ras-
tro de II ciudad ic habia Sido robada
una cantidad De ganado que habia
remitdo = ia Compania ~EmoacadOra,
para que fucra sacrificado.
Parece que mas q de um robo, Sc ira
tn de una grave responsabilidad de
los emDleados del Rastro, pues por
Una h~oraducion hecha ahi y por Ia
cue sc dice hIyi el ganado, sc COM
pro56 cue no podia pasar nj I'm AMI
nal ch.co.
~ Ju-Z ante quien 50 denunc:o cl
case. Ia orGenaJo u apprehension de
alguncs de los emnleadCs del referidC
Rastro de Ii ciudaG.