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DOS BUQUES De
GUERRA LUCHAN
CON FELICHTAS
CERCA DE MINATITLAN,
EN- Ell E. De VERACRUZ
Ouerian estos apoderarse del
auiso "LijerG" que
ha5fa ercallado

Telsgrc,nG Especial para Ia PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, diciembre 3d.
Una serie de combates muy sangrien-
tos ha tenido luqar en- la region de
Minatitlan. Veracruz, entire las fuer-
zas felicistas V las tropas del go
bicrno. las que han empleado en- ia
les comhates, por haberio requerido
asi Ia importancia de ellcs, dos bar
COS dc guerra. los principales conque
cuenta el gobierno de Mexico actual
mente en- la costa del GoIfo, ell canone-
70 Guerrero" Y el aviso "Lijera."
Las noticias de esos combates sc
han recibido en- Nueva York proce-
dentes de Veracruz, diciendose clara
mente cue esos informes Sc basan en-
los oficiales rendidos la comandan-
cia del puerto jarocho por el iefe &c
las tropas que Sc hallan en- Minani-
tlan encargadas de la campana con-
ira los felicistas.
En- tales informes Sc dice que en-
IN combate librado ell dia 25 en- las
margenes del rio Coatzacoalcos, quedo
varado el aviso "Ligera' pues las ba-
las dc les felicistas lie causaron danes
Ge consideration. habiendo sido nece-
sario que q cancnero Guerrero" en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-31
Dos mil chinos han buscado
refugio en- los EE. Unidos

Te,cgrama Especial para Ia PRENS.A.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, diciembre
3O.-Segun SC dice, dos mil chi
nos cue Sc hallaban radicados en- los
Estados de Sonora Y Sinalca han
huido los Estados UnidoS en- vista
de la campana que Sc ha iniciado
contra Ia immigration china en- di-
chos Estados.
Los chinos, a 10 que sc dice. ase-
guran que a pesar de las promesas
que les fueron hechas por el gobier-
no federal acerca de que contarlan
con una absolute protection, tai CO.
sa no Sc realiz6 nunca Y que 4 eilo
Sc debe el que Sc hayan visto ohli-
gados a huir.
Varios chinos presentaron acusa-
clones contra las autoridades de los
Estados fronterizos, por malos ira
tos recioidos de elias, y, hoy preclsa-
mente. iba a faliar la Suprema Cor
te en- cinco de esos casos de acusa-
ci6n.
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ELRECAUDADOR DE IMPUESTOS
DE CIUDAD JUAREZ HlZO
DECLARACIONES

Tclegrqnra Especial para La PRENSA'
Ell PASO, Texas, Diciembre 30
Ell recaudador de impuestos de Gu
dad Juarez, J. Felipe Vale, que lie
go recientemente a dicha poblacion
mexicana hacerse cargo de csc pues-
to, a! discutir la situacion creaGa
Dor el contrabando, hizo las siguien-
les declaraciones: eel Presidente Ca
rrana cSta hacienda todo 10 hue esta
en- su mano para evitar cualquier
fricci6n ertre Mexico y los Estados
Unidos, y yc, desde que llegue Gu
dad Juarez ne estado hacienda todo
10 possible, humanamente, para cum
plir sus 6rdenes."
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LAMMIGRAQON
ALEMANA 4
MEXICO
rata de arreglarLa un
dgente teut6n que Sc
encuentrd en- la
Capital de mira.
Repdbica

Telegrumq Especial para la PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, diciembre
30.-Procedente de Cuba lego es-
Ia ciudad William G, Schemitel, Pc
rito aleman en- asuntos latino -anlerl-
canos, con el objeto dc hacer los a
rreglos necesarios para la inmigra-
zion de alemanes a Mexico
Segun manifesto, hay cinco Milo
nes de compatriotas suyos que estan
.istos va para emigrar de su pals Y
que dcscan establecerse en- Mexico,
en- Cuba, Ell Ia Argentina y en- otros
paises hispanoamericanos, contando
con pequenos capitales que piensan
dedicar Dien Il la agriculture 5ien
a Ia iniustria.
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Ell Gobierno de Mexico niega
poner obstqculos a la pro-
duccion de petroleo

En- respuesta q unos cargos que So
bre cl informe del Gobierno en- la
production petrolifera de Mexico, hi
20 la Association de Productores de
Petroleo en- Mexico, Ia embajada Me-
xicana err Washington ha girado una
circular afirmando que el Gobierno
de aquel pals no ha dictado medidas
que motiven restriction en- la pro-
duccion Gle petroleo, que ahora este
representada por 80 pozos con una
production de 100000 de barriles
por dia, Gle los cuales 22O. 900 o sea
un POGO mas del diez por cicnto, son
utilizados por las industrias del pals,
dejando TN margen para. la exports-
ci6n de 1 1.7S0,000 de barriles diarios,
Y agrega que 81 los productores care
cen de facilidades de transportation,
maquinaria Y almacenes, el problema
no sera resuelto con Ia aperture de
nuevos pozos.
Para concluir, eXpresa dicho in
forme que el Gobierno mexicano no
impide en- rodo alguno nj Ia produc-
ci6n nj Ia exportacion de ningunos
propietarios, y que 81 en- alguna oca-
sion Sc han tornado 'cinco o seis ex-
pedientes para exigir el exacto cum
plimiento de aquellos que Sc han
apartado de Ia ley en- la aperture de
nucvos pOZos, este no podra signifi-
car eli modo aiguno diminucion del
producto, Y mcnoS que pueda ser a
tribuida Ia accion del Gobierno de
Mexic3.
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Dicen que ofrecieron rendir.
Sc dos cabeciEIas rebeldes

TeieSrantG Especial para la PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO diciembre
30.-La Secretaria de Guerra. di6 la
noticia de que dos de los principales
cabecillas rebeldes han cfrecido rem
dirse al gobierno de Carrarza. in
condicionalmente.
Sc agrega que dichos csbecillas
son Cal Y Mayor Y Pedro Zaalora. Y
que eI aIltimo fue derrotado compile.
tamnnte hace pocoS dias cerca de la
costa occidental,
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Authorization para hacer
los arreglos

FL Executive pide al Congreso que
Sc le autorice para que en- los casos
senalados. pueda celebrar con los in
tereSados. por medic de la Secretaria
de Estado que designe, los arreglos
pertjnentes, fijar Y acordar el pre-
clio indemnizaciones, segun su case
: para otorgar las escrituras CORES
pondienteS nombre deAa Nacion.
En- cada case que Sc presente. Sc
fijara con toda precision el plazo
dentro del cuaI debera ser pagado
por Ia Nacion el precio 0 monte de
las indemnizaciones Y asi como cl
redito anual que por el transcurso
de dicho plazo debera ser cubierto
por la misfha Nacion.
Carranza expresa, por ultimo. que
el Executive dara cuenta, debidamen-
te justificada al Congreso. cada ano.
a iniciarse el primer periodo de Sc
stones, del uso que haya hecho dc las
facultades que Sc le comedian con
tai fin.
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Los titulos.

Hasta hace POGO tempo. puede de-
cirse que nj siquiera el uno por cien-
10 de los mGltip!es contratos que
los petroleros habian hecho con los
duenos de los terrenos petroliferos,
era Waldo.
Todos. 0 casi todos. adolecian de
algun defecto capital, todos. o casi TO-
dos, Gran nulos, nulos por divcrsos mo
tivos.
Cuando Ia primera empresa descu-
bri5 que aquellas tierras cran r'iqui-
simas. que encerraban orc en- sus
entranas. ORC negro. pcro orc al fin
' al cabo. los que vicroR palpahle "a
quella inesperada fortuna hallada en-
nuestro suelo. SO apresUraron a po-
nerSc en- situaci6n de hacarla suya.
rentando los terrenoS por cuyO sub
suelo podia suponerse que Sc extern
dia el precioso manto petrolifcro.
Los terrenos pertenecian alultitud
de duenos. a multitud de familias
que no sabian su valor, aun pas. que
no querian Greer en- que 10 tuviera
nj despues de que habian visto brotar
el primer gcyscr.
Los que los adquirian por arren-
damiento. no estaban entcrados de
formulas nj de tramitcs ningunos, nj
sc preocuparon por clio.
Al rentarlos, jugaban una carta a
un juego desconocido en- ell que tenian
Ia esperanza dc ganar, Y no sc preocu
paron dc NADIA sino de poseer Su do
cumeuto, como Quiera que fucse, que
para una fecha imprecisa, acaso muy
iejana, les diese la oportunidad de
formar una compania para la explo-
taci6n del petroleo. o de ofrecer un
lote de porvenir,> una compania
formada.
Sc hicieron. sin mas que el mutuo
consentiriento, contratos de a-renda-
miento por treinta. por cuarenta, por
cincuenta anGs, ante notarios de pue-
bio. olvidando. por desconocimiento.
por lmprevlSion o por lgnorancla, mul
tiples requisites lcgales.
Como los propietarioS no scntian
aun. no querian sentir nj saber, que
aQuellos terrenos cue consideraban
sin yalor ninguno, pudiesen tcnerlo
efectivo Y grandc, Sc conformation
con 10 que los arrendatarioS quisie-
ron pagar por ellos en- calidad de rem
taS.
Hay contratos en- los que Sc ofrece
pagar dos pesos al ano, por acre. un
peso Y medic, hasta un peso.
y estos terrenos, rentados en- tales
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NeiqltiaJcS AjrGrc= qtuc'c
H. al Gu6ipcte.

BARCELONA, diciembre 30
Melquiades Alvarez. lider del partido
socialista catalan. en- una entrevista
Dublicada por los periodicos locales.
declare que el gabinete presidido por
Gutierrez AllenGe no sobrevivira a Ia
aperture del Parlamento Y que al caer
ell Rey don Alfonso no tendra' que liza
mar, para formar nuevo Consejo de
Ministries q los miembros de los par
iPasa 4 IA 5a. pag. Col. 2a.)
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Medic million para mejorar
eI<servicio ferrocarrilero

Tclcgrarra Espccini para Ia PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. dlclembre
Sofa anunciado ell gobierno que
en- las pr6ximas semanas sc lnvertIra
la suma de medic million de dolares
en- mejorar cl servicio ferrocarrllero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-31
FL CASO JENKINS EN-
La CORTE FEDERAL
Ell uez de Disto de Pueba resoluerd la causa pend,ene
del consul americana Lansing mega una DersloH
propaIada por Nieto Rueua YORK

tado en- 81 Ultima nota al gobierno
de Ca:ranza, Ell asunto debia ser tur-
nado a la justicia federal, confonne
al articu!o 1G4 de la Constitution.
Los funcionarios americanos mani-
festa-or satisfaction al saber que,
atin cuando con alguna demors, Sc
haya dado al asurto jenkins el cur
so senalado por el Departamento de
Estadc.
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Cirlos, su arribo San Francisco,
el dia so de noviembre proximo pa
Sado. diciendose entonces IN tai nc
ticia que la detencion del ief
rrancista habia obedeeido a ,s.s s>.,-
pechas de que aHdaha en- ell desempe-
no de una comision relacionada con un
novimiento de propaganda ccntra los
Estados unidos.
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Su infuencia estd
siendo causa de
disgusfo aun
entire los
Mtros.

Teisgrana EspecjdL para La PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Die. 81
Vuelve a dar asunto al comentario
politico de esta metropoli, Ia discutida
pero "valiosisima" personalidad del
joven Jefe del Estado Mayor Presl-
dencial, Juan Barragan. contra cuya
Influenza cerca del executive dc liz
Republica, Sc han dicho diversas ges-
tiones. que han fracasado ante ei en-
tranable afecto de Don Vcnustiano,
por el susodicho personaje.
Hace mucho tempo que el pals sa-
be, pues que de clio ha tenido prue-
bas repetidas, que el hombre de mas
Influenza de la Republica, cl que en-
ocasiones funge de primer magistra-
do. aunque clio parezca Alternative,
es el joven Juan Barragan.
Los gobernadores de los Estados,
los diputados, los senadores, cl pUe-
bio, los ministries, han protestado mas
de una'vez contra este pequeno go
bernante del pals. pero todo ha sido
en- vano.
De algtIn tempo a esta partc. pare
ce cue el ascendiente de Barragan es
todavia mayor. Nuchos asuntos, v
asuntos de importancia. va referen-
res al gobierno de los Estados, ys al
de Ia Republica, son resueltos por
Barragan sin acuerdo presidential,
pues afirma, Y 10 demuestra con he
chos, el tener autorizacion bastante
para clio.
Sin embargo: Ia Ultima prueba de
ccnfianza que Don Venustiano ha da-
do a su Jefe de Estado Mayor, parcce
ser que ha sido de tai nagnitud, Que
ha producido serios trastornos en- el
gabinete.
Sc trata NADIA menos de que los a.
suntos ministeriales todos- estan en-
peligro de quedar en- manos del Jefe
le Estado Mayor.
"Acuerden ustedes con Juanito q"
Sc asegura que va en- varias ocasio-
mes, cuando alguno de los Ministries
la tenido que acordar algin asunto
zmportante con el Presidente de la
Republica, que consultarle sobre una
question trascendental, Don Venus
tlano ha enviado al Ministro con su
Jefe de Estado Mayor, para que con
el Sc celebre el acuerdo V 81 Sc haga
la consulta.
Los Secretaries de Estado Sc resis-
rIeron en- un principle. mas al fin
la pcstre, tuTiercn que admitir. Dor
buenas o por malas: Y al presente.
son muchas las ocasiones en- que Don
Venustiano dice IN sefior Ministro
que va en- su busca:
-Acuerde usted con Juanito.
Y el Ministro no tiene mas rened;o
que someter el arduo asunto que iba
Il consular al Presidante de IL Re-
con el adolescente Jefe de
Estado Mayor.
Cabrera Sc rebela.
Sin embargo; parece ser cue no to-
dos los Ministries han adnlitido csc
cambio de Fresiden5e para la resc-
lucion de los asuptos del gabinete,
que no todos han querido reconocer
a Juanito como Jcfe del Ministerio.
Uno de los rebelces, probablenen-
(Pasa la 81. col. 6s.l
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LANSING DICE QUE ES RIDICU.
LA UNA VERSION

TelegrcnrG Especial para Ia PRENSa.
WASHINGTON, Diciembre So
FL Secretario de Estado, Robert Ian
sing, declare que era ridicuio en- 10
absolute Ia version que Sc ha propa-
lado en- Nueva York, respecto de que
el Presidente Wilson 0 el hubieser
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Cabrera Sc rebela.

Sin embargo: parece ser cue no to-
dos los Ministries han adnlitido ese
cambio de fresidense para la resc-
lucion de los asuptos del gabinete,
que no todos han querido reconocer
Il Juanito como ,Tefe del Ministerio.
Uno de los rebeltes, probablenen-
?
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lPasa a la 90. col. 6&l
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: CPasa 4 IA p$E. 5a. col sa.l
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Pass la ss. pss. Col 5s,,
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tPasa 4 IA 5a. paG. Col. 2a.)
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tpasa a Ia p;ig. 5a. col. 5a.
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LIBR0S EN- ESPAN0L

Compre usted sns Hbros en- espa-
fol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
CHANGES NEEDED IN
 MILK REGULATIONS, SAYS DR. BOWLING
Health Board Recommends Raising Standards by Which Dairy Products
 Are Graded

If the recommendations to be presented to the city commission by Dr. Bowling, city health officer, are adopted most of Birmingham dairymen will have to pas teurize their product before it can be put on the market. Regarding the pro- posed regulations which will shortly come before the city fathers for action, Dr. Bowling Wednesday morning gave out the following statement:
 Under the new regulations which will shortly be presented to the city com mission, the entire milk supply will be classified and graded. Under the op' eration of the new regulation it is known that almost the entire milk supply as 1t is at the present time would fall into the lower grades and therefore require pas- teurization before being sold. "The standards and sanitary require ment to which all raw milk must con form to be sold as raw or unpasteurized milk will be very materially raised and it is not expected that more than half dozen dairies now in operation will un- dertake to sell raw or unpasteurized milk and that the majority of dairymen will find it to be a distinct advantage to sell their entire output to a central station and discontinue the duplication of work necessitated by house-to- house de- livery.
 Another great advantage in connec- ton with central distributing plants will be the shipping of large quantities of milk to this city from distances, thus
 increasing the milk supply which at the present time is the lowest of any com munty in the south in proportion to pop ulaton.
 Along with it's effort to improve the quality and quantity of the milk sup ply the department of health has in prep aration regulations governing the manu- fracture and sale of ice cream by which consumers of ice cream will be enabled to distinguish between an artificial prod uct and one made from pure. fresh cream and milk.
 "AIl ice cream made from milk powders or condensed milk or homogenized milk will be labeled as such. All milk and milk products which are in any manner altered or the normal constituents or which are changed will be required to be la abeled as such to conform to the pure food laws of the city
 All milk sold in quantities less than one gallon must be sold in glass bottles or other Sleflle containers secuiely edppoH except at soda founts and other places which are equipped with milk pumps of an approved type. The selling of dipped milk will be prohibited Some three or four plants are either pasteurizing milk at the present time or being rapidly equipped to handle large volumes Of milk.
 "It is expected the new regulations will become effective about June 1, and by that time all producers and dealers will have become adjusted to the new condl- tions and Birmingham will have taken it's place among other modern cities ol it's class in the enjoyment of clean, wholesome and safe milk supply"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
.GAMESAT ''Y COURT
 TRIO 0F BASKET BALL
Howard Defeated by Bir- mingham-Southern in a
 We'll Fought Game

The Birmingham-So Southern college bas- score of 16 to 10, the ''Hi Y' team de- feated Acipco by score of 13 to 9, and the ''Y' reserves walloped the Busi- ness Boys team to the tune of 25 to 10 Y. M. c. A. last night.
 The game of the evening was between Howard and the Birmingham Southern and the game was a thriller from begin- ming to end Both sides fought hard, and was cheered heartily by about 800 people who were almost equally divided in their choice. When the first half of the game was up, Birmingham college had piled up 10 scores and held the How ard boys to half that number
 During the second half, which was considerably harder fought than the first half the Howard college team again maue five scores, while Birmingham Southern made six, piling the final scores up to 16 while Howard made only 10. Although the series of games held at the court were ended last night, another game wit have to be played for the rubber. both teams averaging the same percentage during the season.
 Newman starred for Howard college while Burney and Godbey took the honors for the Birmingham-Souther college.
 The Hi " and Acpco game was also a hard fought one, Howton starring for the Hi Y's'' while Walker starred for Acipco. and Acipco's fighting spirit is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
SELMA

Selma, February 2-(Special.) )-Bring ing to a close series of systematic robberies here was the arrest of Law last night by Sheriff Norman Stanfill The arrest followed Reddicks attempt to express suitcase containing stolen prop erty, War Savings Stamps, jewelry and a rifle, to Mobile, in the name of Leon Rogers.
 When apprehended Reddick had S1500 in his possession, the result of his robberes here, which began Friday night, when stores at the east end of Water street were entered. Reddick continued opera tions Saturday night and Sunday, pro- gressing methodically up the south side of Water street, to the foot of Broad and entering a number of offices and stores. A Stutz car belonging to MT. Owen of Troy, which Reddick used to make the trip to Selma, was identified by the owner today, who came to Selma to claim his property, accompa nied by Sheriff Reeves. of Pike county, who was also able to identify jewelry and val uables stolen from stores in Brundidge, where Reddick had operated.
 It is thought that Reddick was operat- ing alone, as he was in possession of all of the stolen property. Sheriff Reeves demanded that the prisoner be turned over to him, but the Dallas county sheriff refused to give up the prisoner.
 Mrs. H. H. Shell of Birmingham, Mrs. Rhett Goode of Mobile, Mrs. Thomas M. Owen of Montgomery, Mrs. G. w. L.. Smith of Brewton, and Mrs. S. B. Ken nedy of Annston have been appointed by Mrs. J. F. Hooper, state chairman of the council of defense, to represent that body at the southern congress of the League to Enforce Peace, to be held in Atlanta February 2S.
 The object of the congress is to create sentiment for the programme laid down by President Wilson as basis for a league of nations. Speakers of national prominence will be on the programme. Mrs. Hooper, by virtue of her membership
 in the league, was given the privilege Of appointing Alabama's representatives. She will also attend the conference.
 E. P. Gait, secretary of the Alabama Pharmaceutical association, left today for Birmingham to conduct examinations for a class of pharmacists, at the Tutwiler hotel MT. Galt will return to Selma Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
ANNISTON

Annston, February 12.-(Special)-Camp Mcclellan, with Maj Robert E. Scott as chief distributing officer and the reten- ton of his present status as utilities and construction head, has been desiS mated as central salvage, storage and distributing depot for the southern states, and as such will outrank in importance any other cantonment site in the coun- try for more than a year to come.
 The new designation means that the material salvaged from all of the south ern cantonments will be shipped to Camp Mcclellan for storage, classification and redistribution, and the present buildings on the cantonment will be used by this depot.
 Major Scott has received authority for the above announcement and the extent of his personnel will be announced in the near future. It is known that a large force of civilian labor will be re- quired to handle the vast amount of supplies to De sent here for the intended treatment, while considerable number of soldiers will be kept at Camp Me- Cleilan. The exact number of soldiers to be utilized in the work assigned to Major Scott will be determined by the major after he has completed the plans now under way for the establishment of the big storage depot.
 It is not improbab ble that several mann moth warehouses will be needed to house the material from all over the south ern states. The present plans are that the temporary buildings will be used un- til they become filled with the materials to be handled through this department.
 Sixty-five men who enlisted in the army prior to April ?, 1917, have been transferred to the utilities department during the present week, aud other men of the same status will be sent to this branch in the near future.
 Much of the office personnel of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
TO EXTEND BUTTE STRIKE
 Rv Assocjated Press

Butte, Mont, February 12.-Further ex'
 tension of the strike of miners in the
 Butte field may be decided on tonight, it was said, when members of the engi-
 neers' union take action on request to sindorse the walkout of the metal miners union Gndepentent and I. w. w. who are striking to protest cut in wages of $l "a day and the rustling card system.
 Street cars, which stopped operating
 Monday after the carmen were threat eened by strikers, will resume tomorrow, it was announced by J. R. Wharton, s manager of the traction company, after
 meeting with a committee of the car
 mems union, Mayor w. H. Maloney and
 Mai. A. M. Jones' commanding United States troops.
 IF The acid plant of the Anaconda Copper Mining company closed today, throwing
 out 50 men. Little ore is going to the
 Anaconda and the Great Falls smelters'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
HABEAS CORPUS
 WR|TSOBTA|NED
 FOR 49 ALIENS
Woman Lawyer Heads Dele gation Calling Upon Fed eral Judge in Interest
 of Anarchists
By Associated Press

New York, February 12.-"rfts
 of habcas corpus sought by a group
 of radicals in an effort to prevent
 deportation of 49 of the 54 aliens
 brought to Ellis Island from the
 west were issued here tonight by federal Judge Knox. The writs are
 returnable tomorrow.
 Miss Caroline Lowe of Chicago, a Lawyer, headed the group that obtained the writs, summoning Judge Knox from a Lincoln Day dinner which he was attending in order to make their re- quest.
 The application followed a number of conferences among New York radicals, which began shortly after news was received that undesirable aliens from Seattle, Chicago and other western cities were on their way to New York under heavy guard