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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-07-01

Bennett ~ Co.. WIN cdSn REMAINING
strong, there seems to be but one side to
the market.
NEW YORK paoDUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, June 30.-tlour, firm and
unchanged.
Pork, quiet; mess. SOL .00@5S.5O
Lard, inactive; middle west spot, $S4.50@
34.GO.
Sugar, raw, quiet; centrifugal, 96-test,
7.2S; refined, quiet; cut loaf, 1880; crush
ed, 1925; powdered, 9.15; granulated, 800.
Coffee, Rio No. Z, on spot, %.
Tallow, quiet; specials, Is; city, 14h.
Lay, dull; No. /, $2.20M2,25; No. 8,
$100m 200; clover, $1.65@2.15.
Dressed poultry, quiet; turkeys, $500 40;
chickens, 40143: fowls, 19035; ducks, 30.
Live poultry. quiet; geese, 20; ducks, S0m
IS; fowls, 50; turkeys, 25W30; ROSTERS, "a;
chickens. broilers, 3S050.
Cbces, firm: state milk, common to spe-
ciaIs. 250351@; skins, common to specialS,
Im251a.
|. Butter, easier; receipts. 9,o27; creamery
extra, 51@51Ac; do. special market, 51A
@52Ac: imitat ton creamery, firsts, 46@51c;
state dairy tubs, nominal
EGGS, steady; receipts 11,543; nearby
white fancy. 59@63c; nearby mixed fancy,
45G52c; fresh frsts, 45@52c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, June 30.-Butter creamery, ex-
tras, 501ac; creamery, standards, 49%c;
fiTsts, 47GE50c; seconds, 45@46Rc.
Eggs ordinaries 3S039c; firsts, 40% 44cI
Cheese. twins, 30A 639c; firsts, 40@44c.
cas-. 31@3l15c.
Live poultry. fowls. soc; ducks soc; geese.
pc; springs, 45c; turkeys, zoe.
Potatoes, cars 10; Wisconsin, 81 ,00G1 so;
Minnesota, Sl.00@1 30.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-07-01
GRAIN MAKNET OPINIONS

IaGlson Eros: If the growing crop comes
through safe there will be enough oats for
domestic consumption ana export.
Clemeut Curtis Il Co: The new corn crop
prospect is only fair and expectations of u
wheat movement clogging up other grain OPP
erations brings buying on breaks.
Bartlett Frazier: Still favor long side
corn, waiting for dips on which to make
purchases.
Bennett 4 Co.: With cash remaining
strong there seems to be but one side to
the market.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-07-01

~ az = Si1S = S r 11ade-E emale
MEN-W OMEN, IS or over wanted for U. S.
Government Life Jobs. $1,000 to 81 600
year. Pleasant work. Short hours Paid vaca
tions. Quick raise. Common educa tion sui.
ficient. Hundreds positions now obtainabIe
Write Immediately for free list. Franklin
Institute, Dept. G-103, Rochester. n. Y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-07-01
General Business Conditions Sound
And Continued Activity Is Expected

Henry clews & Co.'s weekly review says
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-07-01
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,

/ Fer SALE-EARMS
| FOR bargains in Colquitt county farm lands,
apply to l.. NJ. Burns. Moultrie, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-07-01
1--WE sT0CK nv WIRE

EAST ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 50, including 200 Texans; market
slow. Native beef steers, $10.2O@15.50;
yearling steers and heifers, 81 .00@ Is so;
cows, sc. 5@12.50; stockers an feeders,
81 .O@12. 80; calves, $11 50@16.7o; Texas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Sgr4esz=z' Cab Meets

The exec uttve board e the Viz
irfnia " -ltery' club. which IS com
posed Miss Orte Hatcher. James
Branch Aoeu, s. y Glover. Mrs
Charles &; Bosl1cr. Mrs John r
Ii IN DOT and Miss Ma Carter
Are r-son, held ncetu.g at the
Professional Wornan's hun ffNg, 21n
East Grace & rect. Friday afternoon
a. winch TIN, usush rov+fre busfn esq
WIS transact and 'ens were made
for ffrr first ar1tuu1n meeting of the
club to be held FNrwav NJ 30
c'cloef az nc - r1@essS. or - Vor3 ar
birding TNfs fs 70 ne spccta
general meeting. VT her the r,lans Ape
program for the winter " Il IVA isAG
before fer c,ub As a contributor
To America fifratu' r7rh grsy IA bt.1
is reTnest.~d 10 hrinE "a he rnectins
Fr-itt-y a Inst 81 all the Gre tive flc
tfnrl tfYt rvsr have had publish I'd
books or short STORIES. with the dat
of publication Mrs Orc l.. Ha4c.i
or wE nppofrted t. MI the vscarfc-
on program connynittee III ade by ~.
death Of Mfr r. r Valentine,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

81 ,fcsr1 y circle OF King Daugh
tera VIII hold aAl ir1pe1rtnat nee1tns;
tos-aoqr row afternoon AT a O'Clock a
tfle T. W c. A. At tn faaa usoet
ing tina coiNvwfng dclt.gatsea were
elected 70 x~gyY esssr,t The ctvcAs. al
the state convention 70 b~ hxst6 In
X oar che October $3.50. Mrs
Samuel p Cowardtn, Mrs Joseph
Apthoxy. Mrs WiIliEra A burrows
Mrs. ) a Kratx. Mrs. &c r. Fuller
Mrs. Joseph r Sorg, NrS ], f.
F'nfffng Mrs, Arthur Mann ard Mra
r anon Cssarc.n Arernatss appoip ted
are Mira A. G. Wright. Mrs stan
ley Kratx, Mrs rarie Gary. Mrs
Gorge F2g~owuinS, Ar>t Char4sls H
Warren. Mrs ]. c. aunnal1y and
Mrs. ebay. Officers fer the circle
were re~cieeted for another year
and ara: MIS- Ramon n CArcfn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
SOCIETY
MRS M1NETREE FoLE<Es EDITOR
Randolph s*4v ofhre phone Madison 1879
MRS MrNETREE FoLkEs. EDITOR

t. Samuel Preston 1fIi. Of Suffolk.
Va. was quietly soiemnized AZ the
home of the brides parents. MI ana
Mrs. T. c Barrett, of tTanAifh-
Ur'y members IF the families ana =
few intimate friends were present
The rooms were preStily Decorated
ana lighted with Cathedral candies
the color roher1se IT white and green
being tastefuily carried cut inc
ceremony, which took place befor
an frnprcvtsed altar of ferns and
ficy~ars, was performed Try Rev. NJ
A MacTlear The wedding music
was PLAYED ~ MISS Alice B~inHley,
of suffolk. ard 1uss before TIA" bridal
party entered Sidney BarreIt sang
a. Daw0fng."
ne bride v~ove ttlo~ed SUIT OF
reindeer trtoottne win ha, 20 cor
respond. and he- floSse. were
ccrsa rc bouquet OF ST hUr1' roses
ara 5rrn dS Msgs Claudia. Par II,
SISTER # ne bride, was MID % hon
OF. ard only attendant she wore
t1grqL ots- blna gsorgette crrpc, en-
bro esered in silver, picts@e hat #
black velvet. and Acr flowers were
+ lr$aeIi roses.
The groom Rad az his b.asst man.
Fe}tGn E.. Rawis or SuffG4k-
Irr naertateiy after tire ceremony
Mr.. ana MIS-. I'm, accornp a.utcd by
the bridal party and MI and Mrs.
+. 10. 44ov oSl, nsooored % No foik,
v here luncheon Wis served It the
Nor ticI}o. Later thsy heft TOR
Northern toar.
The GA. % tcvvn cue4As ~ere: Mr..
and Hrs J a BrinEsev. Miss Alice
~kiey. NJ. aDd Mrs. = {. Bar
ret, Jr. Mastrr Richard Barrett.
pr and Mrs J.. c. Hoilan4. Master
Reginald FfnF47xn5. Mr.. and Mrs Il,
r Trurnan. Mr. and Mrs, X. r.
CrCye4s. Mr., ana Mrs l. o. Hi, Mr.
+ (. Rs~is. All OF Suffolk Mr.. ard
Mrs. + r. UTT and Misses Pc~tha
and Automatic fitA, Of Worth Caro-
ina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
doIph Macon wor,ar's
Lynchhurg.
Notes Prom White sufphur.

Notes Prom White Sulphur.
White Sulphur Springs, Oct. IS
Over thirty bankers arrived for
the bankers Invitation tournament
that was played here last week.
For two proceeding years the bank
ers have not held their tournament
on account OF the war. and this
time the rain which poured down
tho second day on the tournament
prevented them from continuing,
but they did not return disheart-
ened. for they made il a social
event. and passed tae time In the
pool or fouEd soiacs IN y game OF
bridge. On Saturday evening Mr..
John Francis Harris. Of New York,
gave a stag dinner at Kate's Monu~
tain club for the bankers. The
rustic mountain house WAS attrac-
lively decorated in red leaves and
autumn foliage, and WAS lighted
from the sides with soft yellow
lights The merry fire in the big
stone CRATE lent a cherry atmos-
phere to the scene.
The C,reenbriar fail champion =
ship started on Monday with a
largo entry. The rain Of last week
put the links in excellent coDdi-
ton. and ~ teresting golf developed.
Each day A party bound for the
trails. Walk over Prospect Hill. or
around the golf lake, many going
FOR longer tramp to the summit
of Rates mountain. 1t seems most
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Tosnorrow al woxa:asa's Club.

Tuxnorruv al woman Club.
! ..Tbe Art Of Jaaia" is Ire Fub}eeS
~ an Illus I afed lecture, "lc.
st~-.,~t4.,,u views, to be delivered
II the woraaas cfao to+ooF q
~nw afternoon at o'-lo~A ~
Rssanta Koornar Roy, who was
Dor in India, though he received ms
.s,,,atscn IN gf,as country, Nniie
NJ. ncy has written and lectnred
= Great Zeal ah III: art in genera =.
LIS lecture an Art of india -
uarticularly instructive, harm
soeut the greater part o. his NE
there. he has had the oppurT az, ~
Of rainar~ the very bes' taiorus~
bon on the sal teNcl A'tsS Aa"'''
Williams VII be chairman Of Ia
sfxezroor an.3 the hos1 esecs wl3 -'@
AS Lewis. ArS karl h.AcNFFeh.
MIS- Margaret EVeddcN MISS
r,oufsA Williams. hrs Brock e'1~
h~o,sgh L1t-b. Mrs A40 %oSa Az
ty4r,. Mrs EG All A Palmer a4a
Mira Edwin St~u5Nfck-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

A beautiful marriage, was thai
essrArA,ed last evening ar 40
O'Clock in I.s,4chany Episcopa
church, when Miss Rae Wilson
ReaniH. was united jn marriage ~
r Coter"~N Andrew 81 Tft~hreue
The church was decorated with
pains aHt fle slta- uee.i ,tIsas.
were Of white Chrysan M hem uras ard
lighted Candles The ceren ony
VAS performed by Rtg J Fsncke 81
Taylor the bride who is the
laughter OF Nj and Mrs Wilson e.
RcAms entered with her. father. by
whom she was given 3u marriage
Her wedding dress WAS Of white
duchess ga n and rworgette. eta-
hroidered in silver and finished wlttA
= s3ag court troIr t4er vet. Of
ILLUSION fell from n can Of reaj lacs
and pearls and she carried q bou-
auet 81 brl4es a&ea 9ra
s6nia u SO F65'h n Fca3us 20 ss
aer corsin'e maid Of honor and only
attendant She wore a lovely gown
NJ orchid t&aeia, with picture hat
10 match and her flowers were sun =
burst roses The bridegroom had
rs his best man 4 Hunter sutton
rhom p@on, David i5runer. Ray
rhorn pson. sDvid Erpncr. Ray
nond Andrews and Claude r.
Reana A reception was held foi~
owing the ceremony and Mr. and
Hrs Andregs left later ln the even -
ug FOR a E0rther trip
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
WEDDINGS THIS @l-f.A

Arsone the .p'cfes IT'S "eodstssss
rhec utee1 20 take ,AaAee ms n ~
wfii be that o. MIS- d%F&af|t 'hitu
ufa, da lighter OK hr. 40 sNFh -
v. BR4a@ "A, % dcnf a Sc WAY :. fof
fnerlg OF New pri@aALS, aH' H"N 81
saekSor, ARs The ceremony a-4A
be celebrated Tuesday even ING Al
.: 50 O'Clock 3r The CenLai Melho~
dist Eptscopa F.drca. villa lseR
Il NJ haL&} as l5f Eetf2FaA- i t1@
rlaad o. honor @uH otty atteEoaIi-
Will tt Mss L1cl4te bAAa~ "a, 81
Fa~r1vflle. and he best nan ia
be Pra1k Ea4dv IA, also OF Farm
viihe Out OF town guests here sof
the wedding wIll ,nct1ffe: Mrs R
A. Ea ldwif IT &neinothef Nf tift'
eride-elert, NiSs laura tald Ftl- ~
Fz~EHT'al1c NJ and Mrs 4 q E~fa@
VILE. CT Lynch burt. MIR ana 'rs',
r. Llnwcod Ea'dw u, % .}uTh&fns
~, c.. ana M And MIS- E- T.
Hines, Of Norfolk reception for
ihe bridal party and ont Of town
yuesSs VIII ot held Monday sset'-
ing tn the home OF the brides par
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Oliver w c~,las-d.

A quiet bust very pretty marriage
vas solemnize1 in the presence of
few relative anc friends on Tues 4
ny at ZOO Z NJ In the psTior of
lev. Fred @ Datis. when MISS
teicn Bernice Wooiard, daught er
Il Mr. and Mrs II ii. Woc'arG. ot
his city. became the BRIDE OF
Ernest Oliver, aIso o. this city.
The bride wore travelling
nit of dark brown sa!vertoue, with
nat and gloves 10 match. and a
pprsxge bouquet u orchids She
vzs attended by her cousin. Miss
Erveife Tate. who wore a .costurr a
\ Eaixncn-pink crepe dc chine, with
iat to match and carried an arm
bouquet ~ pink rO@eh eds Tied with
geiiow tufle streaners NJ Foun-
ain Oliver, brother Of the briG e.
room. acted as best man
Immec 'ately after the ceremony.
nr. and Mrs. Oliver left for a
Northern tour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Mary Johnston Here

s~ "'FAASsPh AkStC
i.Tnor Guest AT Suffrage Hcadqunr-
ftTS.
VI 81 Mary Johnston. noted au-
thorecSs, Of Three HiIls. Warm
Springs, who is nov v1sdtiug Rich
nsond. VIII he the hoacr gneSd OF lhe
Equal Srtff age league, of Richmond.
~ suffrage head quarters, f'nrrrt b
Ind Franklin streets. next Tuesday
lor its regular weekly. meeting II
4 20 O'Clock. Miss Johnston has
consented TO address the members
ard their guests. Tie meeting will
be open 10 the public
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

president, Mrs Samuel p. Cowar-
d a, vice president, Mrs William
G. Mayer. treasurer: Mrs. William A.
Crump. assistant treasurer: Mrs. j..
f Failing. recording secretary Mrs.
William A. Burrows, corresponding
secretary ard Mrs. Joseph knthory,
ss-.ssslssant secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

refreshing after walk to stop at
the pool for a dip. The swimming
hour finds a crowd of young peo-
pie and matrons trying their skill
at swimming or diving or some
other popular water stunt.
Miss Mary Hawcs, of Richmond,
w the house guest of Miss Doreen
Fitzgerald
Miss Ashton Wilson, of Charles
ton, w. Va, has closed her house,
"Wedgcwcod," at Oakhurst. and is
now the guest of Mrs. Egbert G..
Leigh, Jr.. at home in Orange, Va.
Miss Wilson will probably be In
Washington for part of Ihe winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A Baskerville
and Mr.. II. c. Baskerville, of Rich
ulond, are here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

Miss Gladys McGhee and John
Gardner we're married at the Bap-
tist parsonage at Rhoadesville Sun
day. Miss McGhee is the Oldest
daughter of r. J. McGhee, mer-
chant and postmaster at Vulcan,
and Mr.. Gardner is the son of the
late A. T. Gardner. Mr.. Gardner
has lately returned from France
where he spent about eighteen
months as a member of the engi-
neering corps. He is now employed
at Alexandra, where they will make
their home.
A pretty wedding and one Of IN
usual interest, uniting as it did two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

FIR. and Mite. w. II 4. Brooke. OF
ehH city left yesterday far Atlanta,
Ca, where ;hey viii Ae Joined by
Mr. and Mrs. u IL kemper and
the Ats4s ErTrY,ts, 81 Aissysnssl-sss
and from tt.esa. the party Will
rss-el s1 Toeessa, Gator tha -raar.
rtage OF Miss Martha Barr~@st4
daughter OF s. 2a1or and Mrs Fer
ney Barrett az Georges to Edward
Leo Eemper 500 of at. aud Mrs
f. IL Ketupes. Of AIaAAn.4ri2. Tho
ceremony hich WI. be celenrat eeg
Tuesday the - 1T , 80 O'Clock In
the E1sscopaI church at Tpccoa
viii 10 aa event OF wide tntere 81 /
hrs- Harry NOEL Of Atlanta VIII
BE- the n&tren OF honor sAnd W.
& Grant. of Aie-x ndrta wiz be the
Bridegroom best RAN. FOLLOW +
xng Che sssrwSssssy. ~; md Nsaa
k0xUpcr win take q wed ding trim
throa.a the South. 81 the conciu :
sson OF winch trey will make their
hone In Marion, N. e.. where the
bridegroom Is engaged In bushes s.
The bride Is well known III tA4s city
where she has frequently visited. a.;
the gle*a of MRS j. O. Scott, un
West Franklin street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

The first eons3d alton OF every
mother Is 10 use that the children are
warmly and comfortably clothed
whether they q In sch mol or too
young for training
But n Is not every mother who can
5a%tssf her wants She knows. the
~ AT pe%d. but everything costs 81
much she haa little hope of buying
needed things on "a SLENDER income.
THAT IA because 81 e has Dee train +
ed 10 think Cn!y Of prices charged
in the big stores she has always
r'rasiea in theIn and It is very hare
for her 70 believe that lust across
Broad street are sraaIl stores that
offer precisely the came goods at Il
great deal less money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

VIII you let me shew voc hov
we'll for both ~ us this rule Of quick
selling at small pront works? Come
in surely there's no harm in that.
and Yos won { regret H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

Nothing IN my stnre M being given
away Nothing goes OFT that does
NOT pay me for handling IL But no
excessive profit Is ADDED to anything
THAT'S ny attn selling goods that :,
WY can clotae the Who're family al
hFing cost whtm mothers and faith
~Ts will q me- IN or send ~ str chm
dren in to buy what ~ needed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

only add a small margin Of profit
J have no large storage room for
eood5 constantly arriving, must
make quick turnover 70 make
room for other goods. and even at
that, my profit IL Sufficient.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

know that I nxn giving eco
nrin'ca! buyers "a square deal. and
when | sf'e them coming back i
know they know IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

] am selling every day garments
az the ssauls' grade. lhc same work
mailS'fnI', th" ea1uc quality in CNcr4
VT y-~but nay pricTs are very. very
din sr1it
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

Not lay passses but. what /
greet new friends In this little
story with t1e sign OF the Five
Fingers, Atwi 1t h IA great ists.as-
,tre to see tflSssa Same faces again.
an aealn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-24
De arUas y dc
rclscioaes

Interrogado sobre 81 el habia COM
prado las armas que ell Consejo inter
aIi.do de Colonia. detuyo cuanGo
cran tra~nsportadas rumbo a Mexico.
~DrocedenteS de Alcmania. al pasar
Dor Holanda. dijo simplemente que
NADIA poG;a dccir q csc respecto. 10
cual Geja suponer que 81 sabe V que
81 maro anduvo en- csc fracaso del
gobicrro para a~rbitrarse armas.
RcsDecto de 81 actuaci6n en- Ia DO
Utica mcxicana. diio que, en- cuanto
lcgara a Mexico. a fines de esta Sc
mana, ccuparja de rueyo Ia Secrcta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-24
OUIENES FORMARAN Ell
GABINETE DE PABLO
GONZALEZ
Ha eIegido elemenfos que en-
la administration de Ma
dero ocuparon corgos
insignificantes

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Die. IL
How Que Pablo Gonzalez Sc ia entire
oado de lleno a la lucha presidential,
on virtud de haberle permitido 81 re-
trio Carranza del ~servicio active del
actual eiercito. do a conoce las per-
sonas u formaran su gabinete en- ell
caso de que ~triunfc en las proXlmas
elecciones. Fl Gabinete en- question
estara integrado pOr las s~lguientes
personals:
Secretario de Estado Y del Despa-
pacho de Goberracion, doctor Y &c
neral Rafael Cepeda: sub-Secretario
General Alfredo Rodriguez.
Secrctario de Estado Y de Despa-
cho de Reiaciones EXteriores, Juan
Sanchez Azcona; Sub-Secretario, Lie
Jose Luis Patino.
Secretario de EStado Y del DeS-
pacho de Hacienda y Credito Publ
co. senior Don Nic6foro Zambrano;
ub-Sccretario. senior Aureliano Men
divil.
Se~cretario de Estado Y del Des-
pacho de Guerra y Marina, general
Jacinto b. Trevino; sub-Secretar!o
general Federico Monies.
Secretario de Estado y del Des-
pacho de Comunicaciones Y Obras
Pdblicas. I~ngeniero E!euterio Avila;
ub-Secretario, ~ingenicro Jose DIVA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-24
Hara cambios a la Constitu-
cion, Oregon
lVicne de la la. pag.)

los diputadoS y alguncs senadoles
han recibidO bien las iriciativas de
Obregon r~elacionadas con las refor-
mas cue en- su concepto deben hacer-
Sc a Ia Constitution de Queretaro.
Igual aceptaci0n decibieron tales mi
cjativas hasta entire los elementos
cc1siderados como neutrales en- Ia lu-
cha politica, pero que Sc interesan
p~ositivamente porque sc de a las ms
tituciones nacionales I'm caracter per-
fcctameHte republicano-democratico
q cfecto de cue Sc vaya eliminando
la dicradura presidential.
La parte en- que Sc refieren las
respcnsabilidaGes del Jefe del Poder
Executive, fua objeto de favoraples
concentrates debido a que establece
UT principle de moralidad en- el ma
nejo de los fondos plb.icos. va que
duranre la vida independents de
Mexico IA mayor parte dc. los Pre-
sidentes han caido en- el vieio de de-
rrcchar los fcndoS nacionales, segu-
ros de que nadie podra eyigirles
! cueutaS completes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-24
SENSATIONAL LUCIA DE IN
AVIADOR con UN BUITRE

! MEDIA que el hombre "a 10
grando Ia conquista de- airc con Ia
segur;dad cada dia mayor dc sus IL
paratos aG~cos. las ayes, esa gran IA
militia Geological alada. creada cspc~
cialmcnte para ser Ia reina del es-
pacio. Sc SicNten c~elosas de que IN
eXtra5o inyada sus dominios ' les a.
rranaue sus s~ecretoS V aun cuando
ante Ia fucrza ' magnitud del enemi-
go Que Va a buscarlas. SC sienten ma
terialmcntc debiles para Ia lucha. al
gunaS nay que sicnten. al igual que
el hombrc oprimidc c impotente. ell
impulse dc Ia rebeldia y Sc ~ehfrentan
acknowledgements con e. enemigo para
hatirlo cara a cara.
Tai lucuhracion nos Ia Ia sugerido
IN rccienta hccho ocurrido durante
el vuelo dc InglateIra = Australia,
cue gaHara el Captain inglGs Ross
Smith. Fl Tenicnte Esteban Poule5,
aviador frances que tonic parte tam
hidn en- dicho derby aerco, vclaba
SCDLt :. l-iAIgllp tC Id iiIStCi lOSt
terra dc los birmanes. cuando IN
"huitre colossal de orlado cuello'. que
dijo el poeta. Sc present6 4 su vista,
como IN genio malcfico que quisiera
cerrarle el paSo para impedirle OBJ
tener 81 anhclado triunfo.
FL ave arrcmeti6 con fur;a sobre
Ell aeroplano y despues de varios alta
Ques logr6 romrer la h6lice del apa-
ratio. 10 que obligo al aviador q ate
rrizar. haciandol0 con fortuna en- una
pcquena planicic de una de las mon
tanaS cercanas. FL ave. maltrecha
pero victoriosa, emprendio el vuelo
hacia Ia cresta mas alta. para de-
mostrar que ella es la unica dueHa
del espacio, Y orgul'osa de haber a.
batido al invasor. reivindicando asi
d sus hermanas dGbiieS.
FL aviador el relatar su hazaha di-
10 que adyirti0 la ~presencia del bui-
tire cuando Sc hallaba con su maqui-
Ma como I una altura de mil pies
sohre les picos de las mont&nas en-
Siam, como 4 unaS Glen milias al o.
riente de Moulmain.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-24
(Yiene de Ia la. pag.O

estas faIsas concepcioRes con res
pecto a la actitud de los Estados Uni
dos hacia los PASSES debi!es de la tie
ira.
Como propagandista pro-ahado du
rante Ia guerra. puedo decir al pueblo
americana, que no eXiste ningun de-
SEQ de parte de los pueblos de Fran
cia e Inglaterra. de intervention de
los Estados Unidos en- Mexico, Yo
creo. ademaS, que deoido 4 Ia buena
amistad que abrigo tanto con este
pueblo como con los de Europa. ten
go derecho q protestar contra esos
deseos De la minoria de este pals. que
tienden a ocaSionar dificultadeS tan
graves que a~carrearian una formida-
bic guerra con Mexico,
"Imagirese ahora Ia posicion de los
Libe-ales de Europa que han pregon2
do al mundo IL actirud desinteresa-
da de los Estados Unidcs en- contra
de los Imperios CertraleS, en- case De
que este pals interviniera en- M5XicO;
seguramente que los americanoS in
teligentes verian que tai aggression,
causaria la enemiStad de todos los