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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
IN AND AROUND HEROD
News Items and Personals Pithily
Photographed for News Readers

A bright and enjoyable occasion
was the supper given by Mrs. Oscar
Corbin at the home of her father,
Mr.. j. H. Kelly. The menu was va
ried and delicious; the decorations
unique and the entertainment more
than pleasant. The guests were Miss
Marilena Newman, Mrs. Dennis, Miss
Cleo Ayecocke and Miss May Sher-
man.
Mrs. j. l. McLain entertained at
spend-the-day party Wednesday
complimentary to Mrs. j. C. Cocker
and her guest, Mrs. Harry Hood, of
Newman. 1t was delightful affair.
as is usual at this pleasant home.
Our B. y. P. U. grows in interest
and new members are joining at
nearly every meeting Miss Helen
Melton has charge of the program
Sunday evening 1t will be of un-
usual interest.
Mr.. J. NJ. McLendon went to Flor
ence, S. c., last week to see his son,
Leon, who is very sick. Mr.. McLen-
! don returned Saturday. We all hope
Leon will soon be restored to health.
Last weeks storm did no damage
| here except uprooting trees and
blowing part of Mr., Jim McLendon's
garage down on his car and break
ing the top of it off.
Mrs. w. H. Gurr and Miss Bog
CESS on Wednesday gave demonstra-
tions in the school auditorium on
domestic science, which were inter
esting and instructive.
! Some of our people have been tus-
selling with the income tax papers,
/ but like every one else, they find
them knotty problem.
Mrs K. w Harris, Miss Francis
Harris, Mrs. Dennis and Mr.. Ernest
/ Harris have visited relatives in Bron-
wood.
! If j. Pluvius could have a bad case
of flu and be incapacitated for bus
mess, the farmers might smile again.
Mr.. Hitler Brim, another of our
soldier boys, has been mustered out,
/ and received a glad welcome home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Harris, Mrs.
Duggan and Miss McLain visited in
, Bronwood Sunday afternoon.
We are glad that Mr.. George Nc
Lain is recovering from recent
spell of sickness.
! Mr.. I. VI. Harris MADE BUSINESS
trip to Sylvester and other points
last week
Rev. E. Cheshire will preach Sun
, day A cordial welcome is extended
/ to all
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brim and Mr..
Alton Reddick visited in Parrot this
week
Mr.. Lloyd Miller, who is running
a garage here. is meeting with sue
cess.
Mrs. Grady Brim, of Washington,
Ga. is a popular guest here this week.
Miss Lucy Hass spent last mid
week at Hatcher and Eufaula.
Some of our ladies are busy sew
ing for the Red Cross.
Mrs. Hass and Mrs. Dennis have
visited in Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore have visited
in Beuna Vista.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
STORM WRECKS A
NUMBER OF HOUSES
HORSE AND BUGGY LIFTED BY
The WIND AND CARRIED A
CONSIDERABLE DISTANCE.

\ storm Wednesday did consider
able damage in Pleasant Hill commu-
nifty. in the northern part of the
county.
The store of Mr.. Windsor Allen
was blown down and the top of Mr..
Lunsford Mathews residence was
swept away by the wind. A number
of other houses in that community
were damaged.
Mrs. S. B. Hall, who was returning
home from Brentwood, was caught in
the storm and the force of the lorna
do lifted her horse and buggy and
carried them some distance. Mrs.
Hall received a number of bruises,
and the horse was also injured.
Nearer Dawson a large barn on
the plantation Of Mr.. J. D. Weaver
was blown down, and Mr.. Livingston
also suffered considerable loss in
damage to houses on his place.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
MISS BOGGESS GAVE A
HELPFUL LECTURE TO WOMEN
Came Here by Invitation of County
Director of Home Economies.

The heavy rain storm of Wednes-
day afternoon interferred seriously
with the attendance at the Log cab
in club, where Miss Bessie Boggess,
one of the most distinguished dieti-
clans of the South, gave practical and
authoritative information on food
values and other valuable facts on
home economics.
The visit of this efficient repre-
sentative, who is a specialist on the
staff of the State Agricultural Col
lege, had been anticipated with the
keenest interest, and there is deep
regret that so many of the house
keepers failed to get the benefit of
her lecture and demonstration be-
cause of the downpour of rain.
Those who braved the elements are
enthusiastic in their praise of the
helpful talk, and there is a general
desire to have Miss Borgess. make
another visit to Dawson.
Miss Boggess was secured for the
Dawson engagement by the efforts
of Mrs. w. H. Gurr, who is deeply
interested in the development of this
work in Terrell county homes. AS
local director of home economics
Mrs. Gurr is giving invaluable ser
vice.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
SAYS PROHIBITION
FIGHT JUST BEGUN
MRS. ARMOUR SPEAKS IN DAW-
SON. WANTS WORLDWIDE
DECENTRALIZATION.

Urging the necessity of waging a
worldwide combat as means of get
ting the liquor people out of bust
ness Mrs. Mary Harris Armour. who
spoke Wednesday night at the Metho-
dist church on prohibition and tenn
perance, warned her audience that
the fight had just begun.
80 long as moonShine exists. she
said, "and whisky can be shipped and
sold in the state q Georgia the bus
mess viii cont2noe Il keey Ut W. In
legislation.
We sre the <cSt c7'aat nation -
write pv3AiaTtaor INTO oar 8rCazlc
laws backed ~ hy the Vll of 1-hs
people Our faces are GU7raa mp
ward TOWARD 1he SuUrlaA
Mrs 4T-g.a19 Expressed the desire
that the res Il i,hs world shnEl5
profit by olr f.rft for prohibition.
hat S-e ZOE GONG t1 % aoalt
China >es asked Vl4 rol c-vs
them oTew-s.-eS ~ 3 atas" 80
The speaker asserted 1ha1 alcohol
ISM had caused -0.@1.-a9G American
school children q 1Ave physical &C.
tec.S, and figures were gwen - snow
its results on ne physical eXamlDa-
tions Of the men called 70 the coIorS
The fact that whisky had been used
by doctors as , means OF fighting the
influenza epidemic was deplored by
the speaker and labeled as narrow
mindednesS. She asserted that whis-
Ky really broke down the resistance
of a patient rather than enabled
him to ward off the diesaSe.
A free Will offering was taken for
the extension of the work of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union in
world reconstruction. Three hundred
and fifty dollars was the amount sub
scribed, . Dawson woman giving a
check for one hundred dollars.
The threatening weather inter-
ferred with the attendance and many
interested in temperance work have
, not yet been given an opportunity to
contribute. 1t is expected that a def
mite sum from Terrell county will
be easily raised at more convenient
season.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
Guenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure il you must take an
internal remedy. Hairs Catarrh Med
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system Hairs Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. IT is COM
posed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with some Of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination ~
the ingredients in HANS Catarrh Medi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials free.
r. ]. CHENEY & co, Props. Toledo, o
All Druggists. 75c
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
ENTIRE COUNTY INTERESTED
IN VETERANS STATE REUNION
All Determined to Make the Occa-
sion Here a Big Success,

1t should be the ambition of ev-
cry citizen of Terrell county to con-
tribute in every way possible to-
wards making the Confederate vet
Grams reunion the very best in the
history of that organization. We all
know that when the good people of
the county join hands to- put over
any undertaking it never fails of
success. We shall never again have
the honor of entertaining these old
heroes, so let US give ourselves
whole heartedly to making every
minute of their two days stay full
of pleasure.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
NEWS BRIEFS AND PERSONAL
MENTION FROM BRONWOOD
New Pastor of Lutheran Church
breaches. Mr.. Denton Dies in AL
bany, and Other Items of Interest


The remains of Mr.. Aaron Denton,
who died in Albany Friday, were in
tered at the new cemetery here on
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Marlowe of
ficiating at the grave.
DR.. Bowers, the new pastor of the
Lutheran church., preached his first
sermon here Sunday morning and
evening. DR. Bowers was for thirty
years professor of Latin in Newberry
College, at Newberry, S. C. He is a
gifted speaker.
Miss Susie Lee Gammage, who
completed a business course in an
Atlanta school last week, has accept
ed position at Commerce, Ga.
Miss Elmer Parrish, of Macon, has
been called home on account of the
serious illness Of her brother, little
Robert Parrish.
Mr.. Walter Cowart, of Columbus,
and Miss Elva Cowart, of Sylvester,
spent the weekend with relatives
here.
Rev. Settles. of Winder, Ga,
preached at Chappell Grove Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening
Mrs Lula Eford, of Montgomery
Ala, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. r. M. Stephens.
Mr.. D. A. Stroud, Of GAINESVILLE
visited his daughter, Mrs R. f. Bow
man, last week
Mrs. Rushia Gunnels is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Gunnels, in
Tennille, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Jones left Friday
for an extended visit to relatives in
Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. Charles Martin spent last week
with his cousin, Mr.. Charles Clark
in Leslie.
Miss Josie Holland, of Andrew
College, spent the weekend with
homefolks.
Mr. NJ. N. Childs, of Villa RIGA, Ga.
was among his old friends here last
week.
Miss Ella Thomson spent the
weekend with relatives in Midway
Ala.
Mr.. Bill Hooten, of GAINESVILLE
has visited his brother, DR.. Hooten
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
MRS. PASCHAL GIVEN A
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Knew Nothing of the Occasion I'm
til Guests Began to Arrive.

A happy surprise was the birthday
dinner planned by Miss Chap Saville
for Mrs. W. c. Paschal Friday. The
honoree was in ignorance of the prep
aratiOns made until the guests began
to arrive to participate in the cele-
bration.
Five close friends shared the pleas
ures of the occasion. They were
Mesdames w. S. Crouch, S. S. James,
N. A. Lowrey, A. f. Pickett and B.
NJ Wilson.
The centerpiece of the beautifully
appointed table was the birthday
cake wreathed in violets and smilaX.
Several courses were beautifully
served as the congenial group linger-
ed in pleasant conversation. Carna-
tons and other bright flowers gave a
festive touch to the reception rooms,
and Mrs. Paschal was the recipient of
trays of flowers sent in by friends
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
$3,OOO,OOO HOME FOR PRESIDENT
WHEN HE RETURNS TO FRANCE

PARIS, France.-President Will
son upon his return here will be pre-
pared to stay three months. This was
learned today in connection with the
negotiations for the Hotel Bischoff-
seim, the new mansion which the
French government will place at the
disposal of the president.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
MRS. DEAN UNDERGOES
AN OPERATION IN ATLANTA

Mrs. J. G. Dean underwent an
operation in Atlanta Thursday and
reports from her bedside have been
most encouraging. The many friends
Of this estimable woman all hope
or her rapid and complete recovery
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
CLEVE GAMMAGE TAKES
POSITION IN NORTH CAROLINA
Will Be Associated With c. R. Moore
in the Real Estate Business.

Mr.. j. c. Gammage, who for the
past nine years has been the leading
salesman of the Davis-Davidson Co..
Dawson's largest and most up-to-date
dry goods and millinery firm. left on
Friday for Asheville, n. c., to be as
sociated with Mr. Charles Moore in
the real estate and sales business.
During his long service as salesman
for the Davis-Davidson Co., by his
polite and affable manners and cour-
teous treatment to the extensive
trade of this well-known establish
ment he not only made himself in
dispensable to his employers. but at
tracted 70 himself a coterie of strong
personal friends. all of whom extend
- him their best wishes in his new
field Of endeavor. Mr.. Moore is to be
congratulated on having Mr.. Gam
mage associated with him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
DAWSON PARTY COMPLIMENT
ED WITH SPECIAL PROGRAM

Sir Edward Baxter Perry, the dis
tinguished musical director of the
Woman's College, Montgomery Ala,
complimented the Dawson party who
attended Miss Clementine Mmlin's
recital with a special musical pro-
gram arranged in their honor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11

1t is magnificent structure, built
eighteen years ago at cost of ST.
100000. With the furnishings it rep
resents an investment of more than
$3,000,000. 1t has forty rooms, with
gorgeous appointments. The adjoin-
ing house will be occupied by special
police
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
NOTICE OF REWARD

for any information of the where
abouts of Moses Loeb, who wander
ed away from home Monday, Febru-
airy 23rd. Is what might be termed a
red skin darky; about 80 years old,
left hand afflicted, is not believed to
be of sound mind at times. Please
communicate with WALTER LOEB,
on the Nasworthy Place, Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-03-11
MISSION STUDY CLASS.

The Mission Study Class will meet
with Mrs. R. L. Saville next Monday,
March It, at $3.50 o'clock. Miss
Belle Cheatham leader.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-25
Del sr---eio especial ds H. rFENSA
TTJTD JNI, lfCVITn .

Del serrTcio esrccidi ds H. FFENSA
.CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO "a
La situacion politica. dentro del ca
rrancismo, Sc esta complicando seria
mente a causa del proyecto de ley
enviado por Carranza al Congreso,
pretendiendo la reduction del hume
70 de diputados mediante la modifi-
caclon de la lev electoral, efecto
de que solamente haya un diputado
Dor cada Glen mil habitantes. .
En- la nota que envio Carranza al
Congreso apoyando su iniciativa de-
claro que la experienced ha demos
traoo oue> con una canara constltul-
da por un gran numero de dlputados
no es possible realizar ell trabajo legls-
lativo de una manera aproplada y
rapida.
El Congreso esta resentido por IA
declaration de Carrenza, que slgnlfi-
ca un ataque las labores de Ia
c:imara actual. V adenas, porque con-
sidera que es este el paso mas direct"
que ha dado CarranZa para contro-
lar ell poder legislative.
Sc sabe de manera fidedigna que
los diputados. en- repnesalia. Sc han
propuesto obstruir totalmeEte Ell pro-
grama legislative de Carranza v que
los provectos de ley que lleguen q
aprobar seran de tai manera cue que
den por complete distintos de como
las envio ell ejtcutivo.
Por otra parte, esta va fuera de du-
da que la tactica de los diputados =
senadores amigos v partidarlos de
Obregon es la de embaraZar en- todo
10 possible ia politica de Carranza,
nara hacerlc fracasar fin de poner
patente que Obregon ha tenido sobra-
da razon al afirmar 10 que ha AFR
mado en- el manifesto expedido a
principles del mes.
Por otra parte, Carranza esta alta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-25
Ange|eS||OSe
da ain pOr
verlCidO
LIE BUSCARA POR FL
GAMING POLITICO
Green sus partidarios que
los rebeldes del norte
10 eIegiran
Presidente
Teiegrap,d Especial para IA PREESh.

Telegran.a Especial para IA PREESf.
TL PASO, Tex, Junio 24.-Lo,
villistas que residen en- Ell Pa
Aso han expresado SUI creeneia de
que eli general Felipe Angeles Sc
ra ell candidate de los re5cldes de-
Norte de Mexico, para la Presiden'
cia de la Republica.
Green que Angeles procedera con
gran cautela en- 10 SUCCESSIVE y que sa
bra imponcrse a Villa en- 10 que res,
pecta la accien politica. eonven'
eiendolo de la imperiosa nccesidac
que hay de que lie dele la direction
de todos los asuntos, porque mas que
la fuerza armada hay que emp!ear dc
la diplomacia para obtener mayore.
probabilidades de no ir al fracsso de-
finitivo, dadas las especiales coudicio
mes que Prevalecen.
Suponen los partidarios de Villa que
el general Angeles lograra tener exi.
to en- su proposito de que Villa Sc
abstenga en- 10 absolute de co,reter re
presslias con los americaHos TO sole
esto, sino hssta lograr que Sc de ma
yor protection aun que la que Sc lie:
venia dando desde que Sc inicio dc
nueya cuenta Ell movimiento revo'ucio
mario en- Chihuahua.
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tancias actuales, lie sera impossible al
Partido Censervador sostenerse en- el
poder, debido la desorganizacion en-
que Sc encuentra dicho partido.
Pero la dificultad principal no es-
ia en- ello,--dice el articulo de eel
| Pals, ,-sino en- que los liberales y
los radicales, que forman .os parti-
dos avanzados Y progresistas, Sc ha-
Ian profundamente divididos, tan
to, que no ha sido possible, siquiera
llegar un convenic temporal que
mantuviera los conservadores fue-
IA del gobierno.
Dice Eel Pals" que no obstante que
ell gobno. de Maura es n.alo, impopu-
lar y despotico, Sc lie impondra a Es-
pana durante algun tempo, en- vista
de la incapacidad de los elementos
progresistas para convenir en- un plan
general que les permita encargarse
de los destinos del reino por una sen
da mas de acuerdo con el adelanto &C.
tual.
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[OquecOSt6ja
Villa ataCar
{. ]u5}reZ
MAS DE LA MITAD DE
SU GENIE PERDIO
Sc Ie unieron CiviIes y
soIdados en- Juarez,
pero deseFtaron Ca
81 todos eIIos
Teleoramo Esorcias Dorc LII rRENsA.

TeieorGnG Esprctd! Dcrc Lii PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Tex, JUNO 24.-Un
viajero llegado del sur de Ciudad
Juanez. trajo el inforne del estaGc
en- que sc encucntran las fuerzas de
Villa. Dijo ell viajero que ell ataquc a
Ciudad Juarez habia sido funesto pa
ra el iefe nebelde, quien perdio ce--
ca de las dos tercera5 parties de las
fuerzas cue reInio para el asalto, las
cuales formaban un total de mil dos
cientos hombres, gran parte de las
cuales Sc hailaban eScasas de municio-
mes, de alimentos v de equiro.
Agrego el vlajero que Villa obligo
a muchos soidados Y paisanos a unir-
sehe cuando ataco personalmente c.
Juarez en- la tarde del domingo y
que logro reunir bastante gcnte, pc
TO cue muchos de los que de tai name
ra Sc habian undo dIesertaron al verse
atacados 1or las fuerzas americanas.
Informa que Nicolas Fernandez,
iero estuvo con ellos, que fue ei vier-
principal en- el ataque Ciudad Jua-
rez, Sc encuentra gravemente heri-
do, habiendo sufrido el destrozo de un
brazo que le cause una granada de
las arroiadas por las fuerzas carran.
cistas.
Los villistas Sc encontraban en- =
canon de Santa Clara cuando el via
jero estuvo con ellos, que fuc el vir,
mes.
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CARRANZA CONFLA EN- QUE
OBREGON RESUL TIE MASMALO
QUE Ell Y EN- QUE Sc LIE
PLDA QUE VUELKA AL PODER
Sc compca la situacon poca Ell del carrnncsmo
con ell proyecto de Carranza de que Sc reduzca el
numero de diputGdos al Congreso con ell
manifesto de Aluaro Obregon

nente resentido por el manifesto de
Obregon, especialmente por los cargos
que hace los carranclStaS de haber
traicionado al verdadero espiritu ds
Ia revolucion craado un regimen
de corruption Y de desorden.
Una persona que esta muy al tan
to de Ia situacion politica creada por
ia division franco que existe va en-
tire obregonistas carrancistas, ex-
pneso hoy cue Carranza, por su par
te, tiere sus planes bien meditados, los
cuales pondra en- practica su debi-
do tempo. V cue no intentara opener
resistencia las actividades de los
cbregonistas.
Carranza esta convencido de que
no podra reelegirse, no soiamente por-
Que los ehementoS que 10 apoyan en- La
actuaiidad 10 abardonaran V pcraue
el pueblo no admitiria Ia reelection,
sino poraue clio traeria comphca-
clones en- sus rclaciones internaclona-
les, es por clio que no intenta bus
car "a manera artificial de mantener-
Sc en- ell poder. Pcro no esta resueito
a dedicarse por entero a la vida pr
vada, sino que espera volver al po-
der, despues de que Obregon este en-
Il, 81 es cue resulta electo, que es
10 mas probable.
Carranza confia en que Obregon y
10 obregonistas desarrollaran tai radi-
calismo crearan tai oposicion entire
el pueblo, que al final del perlodo ha-
bra un clamor general del pueblo .por
Ia vuelta de CarranZa la pneslden-
cia, pues espera Que Sc repita el ca,
so del general Diaz con el general
Gonzalez.
Lo que no 81 sabe es cuando proce-
dera Carranza la realization de los
planes que tiene para derrotar los
obregonistaS.
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I'm D|PUT ADO P|DE
Il ENV|O A MEX.
De TROPA AS
DICE QUE DEDEN ESTAR ALI
HASTA QUE HAYA UN COB.
QUE De GARANTIAS
T.I<,,o,,c rsy.cinI aIra IA PHENSA.

T.i,o,a,,c Esy.cial ;1ra IA 2HENSA.
WASHINGTON, JUNO 24.-Recl-
hido con retardo.-Henry Emerson,
diputado por ell Estado de Ohio, pre-
sento esta tarde en- IA Carlara Ba!a
una resoiuci6n, por medic de Ia cuai
Sc solicita que ell CongreSo autorlce al
Secretario de la Guerra para usar de
las ,fuerzas armadas de los Estados
Unidos en- Mexico a efecto de prote-
ger las vidas V las propiedades de
los am,ericanos. La solicitud propone,
adenas, que el CongreSo autorlce a
la Secretaria de Guerra para que mai!
tenra en- Mexico una fuerza, militar
adecuada hasta que Sc cstabhezca ell
ell pals un gobierno responsible que
sea capaz de proteger debidaHente las
vidas v propiedadses de los america
nos: propone, tambien, que ell Con-
ereso recomiende al Secretario de
la Guerra, ell uso de tales fuerzas con
tai proposito en- el monlento en- que
10 estime conveniente, pudiendo ha-
cer!o a la mayor brevedad.
En- la camara de Senadores fue
priesentada una resolusion similar,
por 10 que Sc cree que este moviniien
to ha sido preparado debidamente,
con ell proposito de que Sc obtenga
fel resultado favorable inmeiiatamen-
te.
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PTOALF|NP POR
CALLAR, CDO.:
AC()ILAR'
Sc ENCIERRA EN- UN
SABIO HERMETISMO
Los petroleross lie dicen que
prestaran dinero a Mexi-
co cuando haya paz y
garantlaS
eqra,ra Especial pe-a Ia PRENsA.

| TeLcCrGrrT Especial para Ia Fk5SSA.
RYJEVA YORK, Junio &4.-Can-
M dido Aguilsr lego aver inesPe-
Wra6amente esta aloJado en- e.
Hotel Plaza. Varios reporters y
corresponsales trataron de entrevis-
tarlo, Pero no logra-on su proposito
poraue sc rehuso a recibirlos. Lue-
60 dio instrucciones la servidumbre
del hotel para que diieran que no es-
taba cuantas personals fuesen bus
carlo a sus secretaries les ordeno
que Sc abstuvieran de proporcionar in
formes aigunos sobre su yiaje. ei OBJ
ieto de este las personals con quie-
mes trate durante su estancia en- esta
eiudad.
Mas a pesar de todas estas preeau-
clones, SC ha logrado saber que Cam
dido Aguiiar ha venido, principsln,en-
te, para celebrar conferencias con los
directories de la asociaeion de produc-
torres de petroleo en- Mexico, conferen-
cia que sc celebro va a puerte ecrra-
da en- los departamentos que ocupa,
despues dc la cual. envio un cxtenso
informe telegrafico Carranza, res
pecto del sentimiento de los Estadcs
Unidos hacia ell gobierno actual de Me
xico.
Segun Sc dice, en- el informc, Agui-
lar informa a SUI padre politico que
e. capital americana esta dispuesto
ir, en- muy grande escala Mexico.
tan pronto como las condolences cn el
pals vuelran a ser nornales, pero que
Ia situacion actual cs considerable CO.
mo intolereble.
Aun euando no ha sido possible ann
obtener ninguna information dcsalla-
da en- los circulos petroliferos. res
pecto de las conferencias ce'ebradas
con Aguilar, sc d:ce sin embargo que
la situacion Sc presenta mas favorable
que todas las indiIaciones son de
! que c, intrincado probiema Petrole.
ro llegara muy Pronto a una salts
factoria solucion.