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Evening journal., 1919-05-16
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Peel bananas, dip in French dressing.
roll IN chopped nuts and serve on salad
with dressing.
In buying a house lot remember that
large plot Of ground increases the
beauty and value Of the house.
Children should be weighed as regu-
larly as babies IN order to be sure that
they are gaining properly.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SATURDAY MARKET BASKET
boIled onIons. canned irult.

Dinner: Hamburg steak. fresh sliced
tomatoes, new lima beans, radlsh and
onion salad individual strawberry
shortcakes.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16

In the Want Ads business PROPOSE
tlons will be offered those who are
alert seeking opportunities.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16

Campbe's Soup, can .........................."10c
Fancy Red Salmon, can ........................27c
Marshmallow Whip pkg. ...................12c, 17c
JHy-JeH pkg
Fancy Head Rice, pound ........................14c
Ritters Catsup, bottle .....................121ac
Large Cake Soap SC
Large Can Cleanser ........................... &c
Salad Dressing, bottle .....-.......14c, 18c, 3Oc
Swift's Bacon, pound box .....................60c
Uneeda Biscuit box SC
N. B. {. NabSco box ......................"...13c
Picnic Ham, pound .............................32c
Ice Cream Salt, bag
Pure Cider Vinegar, bottle ...................15c
Lux, box
Apple Butter can
Cracker Meal box 1Sc
Pulled Wheat or Rice, pkg. ....................13c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes s..............".."..."..12c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
UNIONES OBRERAS
ALEMANAS ENVIARAN
REPRESENTATIVES

BERLIN. Octubre 25.-Las unio-
mes obreras alemanas han decidido
enviar representa-: les al proximo Con-
creso Internacion4l que Sc reunira EN-
la ciudad de Washington.
Aunque ninguna information Sc tie
ne acerca de la respuesta envlada al
Ninisterio de Relaciones E~Xteriores
de Alemania por ell actual Jefe de la
Delegation Americana de Paz en- Pa
ris. Mr. Frank Polk, es de presu,
mirse, por Ell ~anuncio hecho por las
mencionadas uniones obreras, de que
ia respuesta de dicho ~funcionsrio de-
| be haber sido favorable.
Antics de r~esolverse a enviar dele
cadcs. las citadas uniones obreras de-
cidieron consular con Mr.. Polk 81 er
ell case de que Alemania enviara re
presentantes 4 la Conferencia dc
Washington, estos seriar admltldo;
con igual caracter que los represen'
tantes de los paises aliados Y de la:
| naciones n]eutrales.
En- la invitacion original hecha POI
Mr.. Polk a los alemanes sc les IN
! dicaba unicamente que envlaran re-
pre~sentantes Y como Sc lie ~consultara
| scbre ell particular. manifesto que su
reconocimiento V ~jerarquia seria De
cidido por Ia Conferencia misma. I'm
vista de este, las uniones obreras re-
s~clvieron no enviar Delegates Y hacer
ana nueva consulta a Mr.. Polk. Co.
mo ahora Sc anuncia que Sc envlaran
delegados. es de presumirse que Sc les
ha contestado favorablemente a sus
desecs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
LA CAMPANAa EN- PRO
DEL SEMINARIO
CONCILIAR
Hubo aver una junta de da'
mas en- que Sc aprobaron
muy acertados metodos

El Comite de Ia Cathedral para Ia
campana para ell Seminario Dioce-
sano. Sc reunio anoche en- Ia Rectoria
de la Cathedral de San Fernando, a
efecto de acordar sobre los metodos
mas practices en- que Sc ha de ha-
Ger la co1ecta de fondos.
Ell referido comite, tornado por
un numeroso grupo de damas y ca
balleros que animosamente Sc apres-
tan a TRAFALGAR en- la campana AUDI
da, tomo muy interesantes acuer-
dos. uue Sc llevaran Embellishments
a la practica.
La junta Sc distinguio por la ar
monia que RENO entire todos les
mienlbros del comit& Y ell entusiasmo
que damas Y cabaileros mostraron
para trabajar en- ell cumplimiento de
Ia comision que voluntariamente han
acceptable.
La campana dara principle el do
mingo proximo a mas tardar Y ten
dra su maximo desarrollo en- Ell cur
so de la semana e%ntrante. Ell CO.
mite Sc ha dividido en- subcomites
| u tendran a su cargo determine
/ dos districts en- los cuales ha sido
dividida Ia Parroquia. Y puede ase-
| gurarse Que tales subcomites estaran
| conStituidos por mas de Glen perso-
mas. q~uienes trabajaran de acuerdo
con ell comite central.
Las colectas que Sc hagan Seran
~entregaGas diariamente al Rector de
la CatcGral. qu:cn a 81 rez Sc en-
cargara de remitirlas al O5isrado,
cen las uebidas anotacioncs.
En- la Junta Sc express que ell Sc
mir Obispo de San Antonio tiene Ia
mas ~profunda seguridad del exito
absolute de la campana Y en- que ca
da familia contribuira por 10 menos
con un dollar.
Hay ell p~roposito de publican un
Libro de Donativos. en- ell que Sc IN
sertaran los nombres de todas las
personals que contribuyan con un do
lar o mas, Y segun Sc declare por el
Rector de Ia Cathedral en- Ia Junta,
Sc enviara a cada donante un elem-
plar del referido libro.
La campana terminara practica-
mente ell segundo domingo del mes
de noviembre troXimo. Y ei dla ,
del mcncionado mes tendra lugar en-
ell Beethoven Hall ina fiesta. duran
te la cual Sc dara lectura al lnfor-
me general preSentado por ell Obs
pado. con relacion a las ~parroqulas
V a las cantidades con cue cada una
contribute para Ia construction del
Seminario Diocesano.
Por la impression Que pudimos OBJ
tener en- la junta de anoche. Sc pue-
de afirmar que el Comite de Ca
tedral esta dispuesto a trabaja Jar con
entusiasmo Y actlvidad. para
obtener un senalado triunfo en- la
campana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
~DESARROLLO
UN CAMpAMENTO

La ncche del martes Sc verified en-
81 edificio de los campamentos de
Hachercs Noderncs de America, IA
session reglamentaria de esta Asccia-
c!Nn. en- Ia cual despues de ha5er
6ado cuenta 0 los asuntos De rigor,
Sc procedlo = Ia iniciacion de diez
nuevcs miembros que despues de CO.
rridos los tamites respectivos fueron
admitidos para ingresar al ser de
Il or6sn. ana de las mas prestlgia.
das en- Estados UnidcS por los e,e-
menros Que Ia component.
En- IA Secretaria del Campamento
Alamo" No. l2334 de los Hacheros
Sc nan recibido dieciseis nuavas So
Hcitudes para iagreSo de uev Sc
cics. a las cuales Sc les da deSde
lueco Ia tramitacion Que corresponds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
NATRIM0NIO IRAZOQUI-
RIVERA

En- e. temple del Immaculate Co.
razon de Maria Sc efectuo aver a las
ocho de la Mariana el matrimonio re-
ligioso de Ia ssnorita Maria de los
Angeles Rivera con el senior Este
ban ~Irazoqli.
Apadrinarion Ell acto Ell senior Luis
f. Garcia Y Ia senorita Conception
Garcia; 81 senior Pedro Alanis y la
Srita. Cecilia .Alanis; el senior Juan
Gonzalez y la sehorita Julia Coma.
!ez y e. senior Alfredo Sandoval y la
senorita Maria de Jesus Lopez.
En- Ia casa de Ia desposada Sc sir
VIC al mediodia una comida de pla-
tillos nacionaleS inicamente ' por la
noche Sc ofrecio a los novios Y padri-
nos un bale muy animado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
ROBO FRUSTRADO A UNA
GRAN GAIA FUERTE

Una GAIA fuerte que ]pertenece a
Ia Oriental Oil Station, domiciliada
en- las GALES de River y Josephine,
iba a Ser alberta con martilIos Y
sierras aver jueves por la manana.
Toda la herramienta de que sc iban a
waller los ladrones para llevar a cabo
su intento quedo abandonada en- Ia
casa que ocupan las oficinas de la
Compania. al huir los m~alhechores.
Al verificarse la entrada de los
en;pleados al trabajo, POGO antes de
las siete de Ia manana, fue descu-
hicrto ell atentado Y Sc do desde
luego parte a la policia. Por for
tuna NADIA pudo ser extraido porque
les falt6 tempo a los ladrones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
PFCRESO DE SU VIAJE A PA
RlS Y LONDRES ROMA
MONIES.

n, s.r,,,,o Esr.-inr dc La PRENSA.
MADRID, Octubre 23.-Hoy re-
rreso 2 esta ell Condo de Romanones
despues de haber llevado a cabo ur
corto viaje a Paris y a LondrcS'
BESIDE luego les concedio una en-
trevista a los representatives de Ia
nrcnsa y en- ella les dijo que estaoa
yerdaderamente ~encantado de la a
cogida Que Sc lie hizo tanto en- fran
cja como en- I~nglaterra y que ma
biendo conference.-the tanto con
LLOYD George como o Ciemenceau
habia encontrado a ambaSo perteSta
mente bien dispuestcs hacla hspa-
ma.
En- seguida paso a alabar grande-
mente la actitud asumida por CT pu-
bIico britanico durante Ia reciente
huelra y dijo que a pesar de que no
babiase juzgado neecSarlo decretar
!. lev marcial no habia ocuErido eI
menor desordcn.
Termino manitcstando que haoia
conference.-the tambien con ell Key
Alfonso pero nego que esta COME
rcrcia hubiera tenido relaclon aIgu-
ma con eli viaje del monarca al e%-
t~rarjero.
Cuanao necesite libroS en- espano'
r.:,.a IoDacic +. Lozano. lis ".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
BAUTIZO

FL nino Raul, hijo Gel senior Con-
cepci6n E. Rosales Y de Ia senora
Olivia C. de Rosa!es. fue bautizado
aver en- Ia Cathedral de San Fernan-
do apadrinando el acto el senior Pc
dro Gonzalez Y la sonora Leandra
f. dc Gonzalez. Con mctivo del
bautizc Sc verified en- la asa de los
padres eel nuevo c~ristiano, y. La
redo 4l6, una tertulia que Sc VIC a.
rima6a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
IA VENTA DEL AZUCAR
SERA RESTRINGIDA

En- ell Quartet general del Departs
mento Militar del Sur, Sc reclblo un
telegrama por el cual Sc ordena al
.Jafe de dicho DepartamentO que IL
mite Ia venta de azucar a la can't
dad maxima de seis libras por per-
sona. Dicha orden tiene origen en-
Ia escasez que de este articulo Sc vie
no notando en- ell mercaGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
Aribo de ocho deportados
0r+rhro % e.

Tampico, lamps, Octubre %
Acusados por las autoridades anne
ricanas de haber cometido delitos
Ii las leyes de aquel pals ponen en-
tire los del orden comun, fueron de-
portados por la via de New Orleans
ocho mexicanos que llegaran a este
puerto hoy, a bordo del vapor Goa
hula.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
PARA NUEVA YORK

De paso para la ciudad de New
York. Y ~procedente de Ia metropoli
m~eXicana. Sc encuentra en- esta po-
blacion el Sr. D. Ruben de la Pena,
quien viene a este pals en- viaje de
~negocioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Francisco Gonzalez
Y de Ia sonora Marquette Oh. de
Gonzalez, en- a Gale de Euclide sos.
IRA nina de Jesus Gonzalez y de
Ia sonora Julia F. De Gonzalez. en-
IA Gale de Wits $50.
Una nina hija de r. Lujan Y de
a sonora Lila s. de Lujan. en- Ia
ale de Ceballos $50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
soo1a(ss R,sona&S
DE MEXICO

Procedente de la ciudad de Mexi-
coy en- viaje de recreo, Sc encuen-
ira en- esta ciudad, acompanado de
su familia el Dr.. Vidal Martinez,
alto empleado de los f~errocarriles
nacionales.
Permanecera algunos dias en- San
Antonio. ~regresando luego al lugar
de su Residential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24

No dudamos que pr su rropo bn. = sasa1a sa%r de Que ans Sc vahn k,
listed I Curaria dr exhibions a ss amigos aunque fura por boma- 81 real
ncme uSed Sc Untrea en- eo lea 10 sEunHeL -.
LA BARAJA QUE DISMNUYE-Cooque, una baaIa en- s mso y niue
arabaa nor desenarner la PUMA SIN TINTA-Si Ued Ia ma nada mas
qua cscihra pr 10 menos 500 paabras Is aRo novedoso Sig PELICULhS
mira ess peIuas con eli PanCO-MoCOpo rea haa que k duea e etonaSo !
CTca p Z ENC aNTaDa 81 alsuno de ss amigos une ftencones de tonar Tn
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PANCRO-NOSCOPIO que en- seuda dsc1imos:
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La kcura d. Tbos y peril os runca lie daHn Ia idea eXacta que h dsra e
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tanh.n t.rmos las de la Paion d. HSo y oras muchas.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
REGISTRO CIVIL
DEFUNCIONES

Julia 4 de Alva. de setenta Y
tres amos. fallecio de senectud, en- IA
Gale de S. Flores 225.
In nino del matrimonio de J. Pc
rez, naci6 muerto. en- Ia Gale de S.
Concho 4O2.
Tomas Ba-rera. de setenta amos
ie edad. fallecio de apoplegia en- Ia
,ale de Wits 5l3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
EIA.JERO

Sc e~ncuertra en- eSta ciudad, pro-
cedente de la de Laredo. Texas, el
ST. Luis Cola, quien en- breve regre-
sara a Ia ciudad fr~onteriza de su re-
sidencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
EN- SAN ANTONIO

En- bre:e temporada de psseo Sc
~encuentra en- esta ciudad IA senori-
"a Minerva Rodriguez, de New
Braunfels. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
TODAVIA LAS REMESAS
PARA LAS VICTIMAS
DE CORPUS

En- e. curse de Ia semana actual
rec;bimos los donativcs cuya llsta
aparece a continuation Y ell total de
los cuales fue entregado va al Co
mite de Auxilios de la Camara de
Concrete.
He aqui Ia lista:
Colectado por ell senior Gerardo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
T'elefonos: Crockett 996, 997,
900 V 1920.

Ell UNICO SiTIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a prop6sito Y a precios "a
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales. Wales cor
tns 50 cts. Hora $500. Prec!os es-
peciales para fuera Re "a cludsd.
Servicio rapido dia = locne.
Leon a. Martinez, Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
SANTORAL

VIERNES, Octubre 24.-Santos
Rafael Arcangel. Patron de los Me
dicos y Cirujancs Y Martin Abad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
MATRIMONIOS

Cr!stino Gonzalez con Maria Ortiz.
Castulo Castillo con Paula Corona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
TENGAN UDS. BEN
PRESENTE

7ua Al scuds- a mis- os;-iass pue6o *
0~i:ea-ls sus snfcr-,e5adcs - 81 prcpio
lG.ona. rec,b,-rGo as eN2liczc:oncs del
-aso rar-bier 60 81 ldic1ra. Acg6iendo a
ris osiclnsS rCeGe cs:a- secure &c veci-
st- is atsa-iones - II especisl!sts que
sabe como e-a.ar cor eSl:o toGaS lns en-
fernedzdes crGnlcas cue co-sticuyen 81
specialized.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24

Cuanlo necesite libroS en- espano'
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano: l1S v
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. lex.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-10
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

THE Manxman," Hall Gaines IA
nous novel in picture form. is the
attraction at the Auditorium today.
1t is said TO be a big. gripping pic
ture, filed with the stern, grim char
acters with which Mr.. Game peopled
his novel From the point Of pho
Biography and setting il is said TO be
as near perfect as it would he pos
sible to make II. The cast is un-
usually strong and is headed by
Elizabeth Ridson, Fred Groves and
Henry Ainley. The scenes for this
production are said 10 have been
taken on the Isle of Man and are
most magnificent. In addition 10
this big feature. one of James Mont
romery F1agg's clever comedies
called Tell II to the Marines" and
a Ford Weekly will be shown. Tom
Mix. the popular cowboy actor,
comes tomorrow in a siX-reel west
ern drama called Fame and For
tune" The Cabbage Queen a
two-reel comedy featuring Alice
Howell. and the Pathe News viii
1dd TO the enjoyment of the bill,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-10

AT TIE oRpHEuM.


Magic IS magic, and anyway Steve
Juhase would be a bad man 10 have
facing you across the table when
you held four aces and were ready
70 call him. You would likely find
that ne held the four aces and the
four cards IN your own hand were
Only deuces This magician regaIes
the patrons Of the Orpheum theater
the last half OF the week with new
feats in the black art with re-
markable skill His hands are
squicker than any eye. and along
with these feats he keeps up run
ming fire Of new AID clever wit
ticisms. His tricks are new. and ne
pleases immensely
However good the magician may
be. he IS not the only attraction at
the Orpheum during the last half Of
the week that is a distinct hit. The
Saski Brothers, two out Of the ord
mary equilibrists. do a number Of
difficult and clever Japanese feats.
Their act is well received.
Just because man happens TO be
mayor OF a rube town is no sign
that he is a rube, and is not up on
all the iBtricacies Of worldly affairs,
is shown in the Mayor and the
Manicure. j" clever little sketch pre-
scented BY Charles ]. Harris Co. It
is George AIDES comedy, and Charles
J. Harris as the mayor" looks and
acts the part. The way he puts il
all over Genevieve. lie Clair. a man
-cure adventures who is trying 20
l. h in
Of his son who has Just returned
from college and is about TO marry
the ''prettiest girl in town" is
worthy OF a very wise man. The
part OF the manicurist Is ably taken
, by Edith Montrose. Laura Lind
bard as Ruth Foster makes a very
acceptable fancee of the mayor s
son. and Robert Girard is fully equal
TO his part as the mayors son.
II riot OF color and song and
pretty girls make up a Rainbow
Revue. then the closing act at the
Orpheum for the last half of the
week is one. The act goes under
that name and is presented by Anna
Mae Bell. Billy Geek and Gladys
Randolph assisted by a chorus of
pretty girls The act is replete with
popular songs and dances, and gets
merited applause.
Baby Eyes and Baby Size" cor
rectly describe Dewitt and Gunther,
who sing and dance. The lady has
the baby blue eyes without question.
and the man IS a midgit. just about
half the size OF his lady partner.
They evoke much applause
The United States government AL
lied War Pictures round out an eX-
cellent bill. which will continue TO
and include Saturday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-10
AT THE CASTLE.

In Hidden Fires" today's Castle
attraction. a case OF mistaken
identity is what caused all the
trouble Mae Marsh does the best
work OF her career in a dual role
The story arouses interest at the
start and series of complications
i'm which the suspense is well-sus-
tanned. follow. Miss Marsh's inter
probation of a news girl and So
ciety miss. is without a flaw. and the
picture furnishes an interesting
demonstration Of double exposure
work. The story has q medodra
matte twist at the finish that viii
come as a distinct surprise
Tomorrow Thirty a Week fea-
lures Tom Moore and tells Of the adj
ventures of an Irish chauffeur who
dared TO love the daughter of the
towns richest citizen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-10
TOM MOORE HAS
VERY CONGENIAL ROLE

If YOU like a good natured. hand
some young Irisnman. playing a
chauffeur who wins the daughter Of
his rich employer, Thirty a Week
at the Lasaue today will please you.
Tom Moore has the leading role and
makes good in every foot Of the film.
He's "A perfectly natural car driver,
even in the big speedway race that
is we'll staged So it is perfectly nat
ural that the romantic young lady.
whom he teaches 10 drive, should
fall in love with him. Being accus-
toned 10 having her own way she
has il this time and after a few
troublesome experiences they seem
destined 10 live happily ever after
ward. \ new name to the screen is
Tallulah Bankhead. the girl who
plays the heroine The entire cast
and production is excellent.
Saturday: Mary Miles Minter in
Rosemary Climbs the Heights"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-10

Seats are now on sale for the en-
gagement of Robert Downing IN
Ten Nights in a Bar Room" at the
oliver theater for four days starting
Sunday.
An elaborate production of the
old play has been made and Mr..
Downing is said to be most impress
sive in the role of Joe Morgan, the
drunkard. During the engagement
matinees will be given on Sunday
and Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-10

Their many friends throughout
the United States VIII be surprised
To learn OF the marriage OF Miss
Katheryn Vaughn Hearne aud Lieu
tanant Lawrence Hamilton Byrne.
Il took place on Christmas LAY I'D
New York. The bride Is widely
known in art circles ana nas
achieved success as "a designer OF
costumes for the stage. Lleuten'
AMI Byrne is the son of Judge l. ii.
Rvrne and Mrs. Byrne, of Texar'
kama. Texas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-10

of a war baby How the disgrace OF
the situation is averted and how
happiness finally comes out of the
tragic circumstances forms the un-
usually appealing story. Matinees
are being given daily and the en-
gagement will close Saturday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-10

"A Little Mother to Be" which Ia
running at the Oliver theater the
latter part of this week, is a play
that deals with today and with the
problems Of today The central fig
ure is the pathetic one of the mother
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-28
SEVERAL POINTS
IN ME- SSAGE At
FIRST HIDDEN
Mexico President AIIudeS to
Exaggerated Statements of
Petroleum Companies.

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 27-Study
Of Pres't Carranza's message to con
gress on Sept brings into prom
inence several sections Of the ad-
dress which were overshadowed at
first.
One OF the longest sections was
contributed by the department of
commerce and industry which has
charge of petroleum and mining
matters. Lengthy reference is made
TO the differences of opinion existing
between the Mexican government
and the petroleum companies as TO
their respective rights and the direct
charge is made that a group of dis
gruntled companies has ablished
AN office outside Mexico for the
special purpose of spreading false
and exaggerated statements con
corning the policies of the Mexican
government in respect 10 petrol
cum" Not all petroleum cOmpan-
les are open to this charge, says the
message.
New Bank Law.
A new banking law providing for
a bank of issue and materially
changing the entire financial system
will soon be submitted TO congress
according TO the message.
According to a statement pre-
pared by the department of the
treasury the government in the past
10 months has received revenues
for the year will aggregate $4,000
600 pesos. Estimates for the first
gain over a similar period last year
of more than 100000 pesos.
The campaign against the enc
mics of order has continued with
success" says a portion of the mes
sage dealing with the department OF
war, land assurance can be given
that only a few unimpOrtant groups
Of bandits are operating in some
states Of the republic. They are
constantly being hunted and beaten
by federal forces and their auxiliar-
les"
Senators Applaud.
Members of congress showed most
interest in that part of the message
dealing with the relations with the
United States. When the president
alluded TO Mexico's unwillingness &c
join the League of Nations and her
determination not 10 recognize the
Monroe doctrine. senators and dep
uties applauded loudly.
There is every evidence that the
present congress intends To take
some definite stand on the petrol
cum question. The senate has be-
fore II a report by its special COM
mittee which recommends vital
amendments 10 article %. under
which the petroleum industry would
be nationalized. The authors OF this
report. Juan y. Frias and Adalter-
20 Rias have announced they are
going 20 push the measure with
vigor. Meanwhile Pres't Carranza
has intimated that he is going e
let congress deliberate the matter
as IL villa