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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
CLAIM OUR CALENDAR 4 MESS"
Proposed to Divide Year Into -
Months Of Is Days Each.


A certain doctor claims our present
calendar is a "ferocious mess" and ne
IS exactly right. a more inconveni-
emit arrangement could hardly be con-
ceived. There is no regularity in its
construction. ard its months are Of
several lengths.
We absolutely must have a better
method Of measuring time"--and
here it is.
This new Liberty Calendar will,
when adopted by Congress, give US
months of exactly four weeks each.
This is done in the following man
ner:
First. New Year Day becomes an
independent legal holiday. 1t is not
included in any week or month.
Second, another independent legal
holiday. called Correction Day" is
provided for leap years. 1t is not IN
cluded in any week or month.
Third, the remaining 364 days are
divided into i3 months of exactly four
weeks each, every month commencing
with Monday.
Neither the number nor the length
Of our months is governed by the
moon or any natural law, hence they
can be changed as we see fit. The
months in this new form are: Janu-
airy, February, Liberty, March, etc.
The use Of the word Liberty" is es-
peeially fitting, and in more ways
than one.
The advantage Of this form cannot
be ovor-estimated The saving of
time and mental effort would be inn
mense. All holidays and anniversa-
ries would always fall Oh the same
day of the week. A promissory note
given for any number of weeks,
months, and years would always come
due on the same day of the week it
was given. The plan also provides
that Good Friday and Easter Sunday
shall always be observed on certain
liked dates. fihis was contemplated
when eur present calendar was adopt
ed.
This splendid simplified form has
been approved by the highest author
tiles. 1t could be adopted to take eff
feet on Sunday, the first day Of the
year 1922, and the change would cause
scarcely any jar or friction whatever.
A bill has already been introduced
in Congress.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
FUEL CHANGE At
ELECTRIC PLANT
With Coal supply Down to Bushels
Manager Manley Changed TO Fuel
shutdown of an Hour to
s Make Adjustment.

With the coal supply down to 5
bushels, Manager B. J. Rlanley of the
Commonwealth Public Service Com
pany shut down at ! o'clock Friday
and changed over to fuel oil. Be
cause of some facilities and equip
merit usual in such cases, minor adj
justments had to be made. but the
plant was only shutdown for an hour.
Manager Manley is undertaking to
so arrange the plant that with small
changes either, oil, coal or shavings
may be used in making steam
The shutdown, while short, inter-
fered materially with The Star, be-
cause, when the power came back the
metal in one Of the linotypes, heat
ed by electricity, was cold and it re-
quired nearly an hour to again get it
back to required heat.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

And now it is said that William o.
Jenkins. United States consular agent
in Mexico. connived at his recent abb
duction, by which $4,000 was al
legged to have been paid, from his own
money, for release, it being expected
either the United States or Mexico
would reimburse him. II the latest
story il true, it's another fine scheme
to get easy money gone wrong.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
AUCTION!

Friday Nov q. at ] p. N. AT my home,
on Hornbeck Ave, between 18th and
18th SITS. q block south Of the Burk's
cottages. Near the home Of John Pin
.ing.)
] Good COW. now giving milk; Isfu-
med oak library table; ! leather rock
er; l leather couch; 2 porch rockers;
2 rockers; ! porch swing: heating
stove; cook stove; oil heater: 2 hole
gasoline stove it. fumed oak din
ing table. 6 dining chairs; SKIP Con-
goleum rugs kitchen table; kitchen
cabinet baby bed complete; bed
springs; l white ivory dresser; ice
box, 50 pound capacity; all kinds of
garden tools. etc. NO JUNK, mostly
new goods.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
American Legion win Help.

Special 70 The Star
Little Rock. Nov ls. The Ameri-
can Legion Service Bureau stands
ready and is anxious to assist free of
charge any ex-service man or their
dependents IN all matters Of claims or
adjustments such as renewals or con-
version of government insurance, al
lotments, compensation. vocational
education Of disabled soldiers, insur-
ance, Liberty Bonds, back-pay bonus,
travel pay, clothing allowance. etc.
Those interested should address Maj.
Henry Freedman. Executive secre-
tary. American Legion. Little Rock.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

What has become of Mena's plans
for permanent fair grounds, ath-
letic field and camping site for visit
ors? A mighty good committee was
selected to carry the enterprise thru,
but what has the committee done !?
Maybe it is working on the sly, and
folks will wake up some day and find
everything in good shape!
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

While engaged at work with cut
off saw at the Lauck planning mill on
Monday, Anon D. Gateley was injured
when the index finger Of the left hand
came in contact with the saw. The
finger was cut almost in two, but DIR,
r. r. Watkins. who was called. be-
lietes the injured member ran be
saved thp il VIII likely be stiff.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
WILL CUT DOWN RED CEDARS
TO SAVE THEIR APPLE TRIES
Have Been Causing Rust Which Has
Proved Disastrous TO Washington
and Benton County Orchards.

sfeeiAlto The Star.
Little Rock, Nov. lathe farmers
and orchardists of Washington and
nenton counties have agreed to cut
down red cedars which have been
causing the red cedar rust so disas-
trous to apple orchards there.
George C. Becker, Chief Inspector Of
Of the State Plant Board. has returned
from a trip to that section. He held
six meetings with those interested
and found only two directors to the
removal of the offending trees. The
order does not affect the white cedar,
or arbor vitae
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

County Clerk Alexander issued
three marriage permits Saturday and
the following were made happy: ]. O,
Jacobs, %, of Wickes, and Miss Elvie
Christopher, 10, Of Bog Springs;
Reeor Lunsford, 25, Of Ink, and Miss
Pearl Harris, 90 Of Route 8, Mena;
John ] Coplan. 26, Of Cove, and Miss
Ruby Darnell, 81. Of Waldron.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

A report says German Toys arc
Ready for Export" adding that 10.
600 German firms recently exhibited
their wares at a fair attended by 1000
foreign buyers. Germany is coming
hack, all right.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
The Reforf Gaseous

Henry Husband
Mrs. Henry. General manager
Scene. i. - Inside Henry's new car
Mrs. Henry: Now Henry do have
caution there's policeman he never
saw us use all four wheels at once
Henry look out there's cat heavens
the bridge is wide open my Gawd il
you skid like that again we might
go through plate glass window !
read OF man knocking down lamp
post he got horribly cut get away
from the curb why there's Mrs. Black
lift your hat Henry what well
guess you can leggo the wheel long
enough what wen you needn't cut all
your friends just because you are
learning to drive my isn't this heaven
ly to skim along like two birds cut 1t
out CUT IT OUT there's nothing on
top that pile of bricks that we have
to see etc, etc.
Henry q and only remark: Damn,
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

Clear the way. Here's one strike
that helps common folks the public.
In Chicago striking butchers have
opened shops and are selling meats at
half the customary prices and say they
are making fair profit
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
ApproprIate PIants.
pARpoNs A RETuRNEp SOLDIER
Youth Of is Won Freedom by Trying
10 Make Good.


Little Rock, Nov. Acting Gov.
Ben McFerrin yesterday granted a
pardon to John Nash, a youth of 1S,
whose home is at Republican. Faux
ner county and one grand jury OF Con-
felony, and two grand juries Of Faux
ner county and one grand jury Of oCn-
way county failed to indict him. He
went to war. and while in the army
was indicted. When ne returned home
he married the prosecuting witness,
but she was induced to leave him.
The indictment was returned in Con-
way county. and he was convicted
there in October and sentenced to a
year in the penitentiary. The petit
ton for his pardon was numerously
signed, among the signers being an
uncle Of the prosecuting witness.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

From all accounts the officials of
the zeal miners union oheyed he or
ders Of the court to the letter and
called off the strike, but they did not
obey in spirit and in fact and the
strike remains in full force and effect.
Next!
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

INDIGESTION. If you are afflicted
with this distressing complaint, it may
do you good to learn that Priekly Ash
Bitters is a prompt and efficient rem
edy. 1t strengthens digestion, relieves
heartburn, tones up the stomach and
by its agreeable cathartic effect, ii
empties and pdrifies the bowels. Try
it. Price 81 per Bottles-Adv.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

England is said TO have million
and half children in industry. thous-
ands only years OF age, a situation
looked upon as national disgrace.
and II is
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

The Times-Pieayune, The States
and The Item, All New Orleans news
papers, have increased subscription
and advertising rates % per cent.
That's modest The paper makers
are not 50 careful They have sent
prices up from 80 Otto 400 per cent.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

Yes, this is real Arkansas weather.
That October brand certainly did not
belong may have been imported
from Russia by way of Mexico.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

When the kidneys are ailing. use
Prickiy Ash Bittess It is fine kid.
ney tonic Relieves backache. bladder
troubles indigestion and constipation
Price ST % per Bottle. ADV
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
PETITION FOB PARDON
Governor Considers Application
Behalf Of Mark Towery.

Behalf Of Mark Towery.
From the Arkansas Gazette
An Indefinite extension of the 60-day
furlough granted two months ago to
Mark Towery, serving a sentence in
the penitentiary for burglary in Polk
county, was announced yesterday at
the governors office The furlough
was granted by penitentiary officials
at the request of Governor Brough.
The extension was granted to allow
Governor Brough time to investigate
petitions asking for Towery's pardon.
Ut is considered probable Towery will
receive his pardon Thanksgiving Day.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

Regulate the bowels when they fail
to move properly. HERBINE is an
admirable bowel regulator 1t helps
the liver and stomach and restores a
fine feeling Of strength and buoyancy.
Price 60c. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.
ADV. nov
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

II your digestion is bad, your bowels
constipated and you don't eat or sleep
well, you need Prickly Ash Bitters, the
syatemcleaner It purifies and in
vigorates the vital organs, restores
appetite, energy and cheerful spirits.
Price $l.25 per Bottle ADV.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
Thanksgiving DAY at Dallas.

The people of Dallas are planning
for their annual Thanksgiving Day
Celebration at the school house
Everyone is invited A program of
music and speaking suitable to the
occasion viii be rendered. A big
dinner is the CREST attraction. Every
one bring well-filled baskets and en-
enjoy this day together After dinner
there will be an auction sale of such
articles as the people are willing to
donate for the church Bring some
thing TO sell or come and buy The
Dallas people invite you; you invite
your friends.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

This is all
there is to it.
Every m 0 n t h
just like this
for a million
years.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

Here follow extracts from an inter
view with wise woman
"A foolish man, not able to appre.
ciate intelligence, admires only half,
developed woman. Wise men look fol
intelligence, care little about the age
Wise men are few"
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

Plato thinks women should wait I'M
til after thirty to have children. Ma
ture, lacking sufficient population,
pushes all into matrimony as rapidly
as possible. She may stop that when
the earth is fully peopled.
Men give only their intelligence to
children. The should marry late;
women give intelligence, plus physi-
cal health and strength. They should
have their children when mind and
body arc at their best That age for
normal women Of superior type is be-
tween 35 and 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
1920 BUCKS

Are selling fast We urge you make reservation for de-
livery possible Our allotment Of the series will not
begin supply the denand-in fact, reservations have
already been made for all Of Of the closed models that
to receive. .s4
There six beautiful models select from, all with the
wonderful Buick vave-inead far and away the best
light six built today There the three passenger roadster
snappy makeup without being BIZARRE the five
passenger touring that you all know, and graceful roony
passenger touring The closed models fourpa
senger Coupe hvepassenger Sedan and passenger
Sedan All aristocrac with low tops long graceful lines
and Buick preennence built into every part If you
BUICK, order NOW.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
UtinQs noticias del Cable
PREMIA Ell GOBIERNO A LOS DE-
FENSORES DE CIUDAD JUAREZ

TeIeo-Gna Especial pc7a La PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas Julio 11.--El
valor de los carrancistas que tomaron
parte en- Ia defensa de la veclna pla-
Is de Ciudad Juarez, ha sido pre-
miado per el gobierno carrancista
con unifornles nuevos. mcoailas MI
litares v con botones de los expedi-
dos per Ell propio %gcbierno. Los je-
fes V oficiales recibieron bonos que
~varian, segun sus grades, dcsde cua
trocientos pesos que valen los que Sc
les dieron q los coroneles hasta Gin
cuenta pesos que es el valor de los
que sc les obscquiaror a los subtle
nientes. Los scldados rccibieron YES
tuario nuevo, como p-emio Y. ace
mas, q un gran nUmero de ofiCialeS
Y de soldados Sc les conCedieron me-
dallas para premiar suS haZanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
pomANONES VISTA PALAClO
ANTES DE SALlR A SUS
VACACIONES

n,l rs--f-o s~pFctci de La FFS-N'H
MADRID. Julio ll.-kl Come ae
Romaaones hizo una vista a Paia-
rio antes de salir para Santanoer 4
d;sfrutar de sus vacaciones anuaies'
Fl prop6sito real de su vista Tue
segun Sc dice, informar a Maura de
que los liberales estan dedlcidoS a
ono3erse a cualQuier politlca que sea
contraria a Ia Constitution.
Despues de SUI vista hiZo unas dc
claracioncs diciendo que su grupo
liberal en- el Parlamento comoatlra
Maura hasta el ultimo Y anunclo
que dos batallas parlamentarias Sc
ran especialmentc encarnizadas, n
do elias Ia relacionada con IA mancra
arb;traria como el %gobierno eliglo
2 los AlcaIdeS dc alguTas cluaades'
con ell obieto de poder contro!ar las
c~lecciones parlamentarias Y ia otra
refenente al alto costo de Ia vlda, de
10 cual es ~nesponsable e. gooierno en-
una gran parte.
Los radicales celebraron otra con-
ferencia baio la directiva de Saliva
dor Amos. pero Sc dice que los es-
fuerzcs hechos para lograr Ia uni
dad de accion por paraa de los CRU
pos radicales fracasaron Y que las
divisioncs de los radicales no tienen
remedio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
VELADA DE LA "SOCIEDAD DE
LA UNION"

La "Sociedad de Ia Union" oe!e-
brara ell pr6ximo dia 20 del actual
Ell $50. aniversario de su fundacion,
con una fiesta para la cUal Sc ha are
glado 81 siguiente programa:
! Obertura Eel Rev Diamante' eje-
cutada por la Orquesta.-Lectura del
Acta Prlmordial. por e. Secretario de
la SocieGad.-"Mutualismo, Marcia,
Dor la OrqusSta.-Discurso Official,
por el Socio Fehciano Rendon.-"The
IRA Blanca" Marcia, por la Orques-
ia .-Discurso por Q! Socio Ezequicl
SoliS--"Banderillas al QUiebro,'' pa
50 doble. por la 0rquesta.-lnforme
Official por el Presidante de la So
ciedad relative a los trabajos Y mo-
vimiento de fondos en- Ell ano social.
-"Manton de Manila Paso doble,
por "a orquesta.-El Vice-Presiden-
tie dc Ia Sociedad, daa las gracias
en- nombre de asta a las personals cue
Sc sirvan asistir q Ia conmemoracion.
-"Coronel RamireZ Quintanilla,'
Marcia, por IA Orquesta.
Terminate el Acto Official. CONT
nuGra uN animado bale que Sc pro-
iongar& hasta las dos de IA manana
del dia siguiente, ' durante el cual
seran obseGuiadas las familiaz con
lunches Y ~refreSCos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
FIESTA CsMPESTRE.

Antes de anoche tuvo lugar una
fiesta campestre, organizada por una
agrupacion tornado por jovenes me-
kicanos Y americanos, denon;nada
Club MeXicano A. D. F. escogien-
dose para su celebration un rancho
distante catorce millas de la ciuGad.
La bora de partida fue Ia de las seis
de la tarde, verificandose esta en- IN
poderoso canton.
Varios juegos Y I'm buen ratio de
bale constituyeron los numeros sa-
lientes de la fiesta, durante la cual,
RENO la mas franco cordial ale
gria. En- ell comedor de la a s del
rancho Sc sirvio a los invitados un
exquisite refrigerio. compuesto de
sandwiches, cafe Y helados.
A las once Y media de la noche Sc
emprendio ell regreso para San Anto-
Mo. Los c~oncurrentes a la fiesta fue-
ron: senoras de Chapa. de Gutierrez
&c Lara, de Long, de Pizzini, de Coy
Y senoritas Isabel Y Beatriz Chapa,
Refugio y Teresa Long, Elisa Cutie
rrez de Lara. Aurora Y Elena Farias,
Laura Milmo, y Katy Coy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
SERA HUESPED DE SAN AMT0,
MO Mr. WILSON.

Durante Ia manana de aver corrla
ell rumor de que el P~residente watson
seria huesped de la Ciudad de San An
tonic. Cuisines informarnos de 10
u hubiera de verdad en- Ia version
V obtuvimos information de que Gle Ia
Camara de Concrete habia partido Ia
i~niciativa Y Sc decia que ell Repre-
sentante Carlos Bee, seria ell comisio-
nado para ~presentar al presidente Ia
i~nvitacion muy cordial. a nonlbre del
pueblo de San Antonio.
Ell Mayor de la Ciudad y Ell Pre-
sidente de Ia Camara de Concrete en-
viaron al senior Bee IN telegrama en-
ell que le indicaban que Sc sifviera
presentar Ia invitacion al Presidente
para que visite la ciudad en- su pro-
yectada gira a traves del pals.
Como Sc sabe que Mr.. Wilson VI
sitara varias ciudades del Sur, Sc de-
sea Que entire estas quede incluida
San Antonio, cue ha sido un lugar
donde muchos miles de soldados re-
cibieron instruction durante la gran
guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12

El senior licenciado Enrique Ba-
nesteroS lego a esta ciudad 'el dia
del actual. procedente de Next
cali, Baja California.
Despues dc una estancia de ounce
dias en- Los Angeles. California, dom
de esruvo curandose del nal china de
Mexicali, dcnde radica. va rumbo a
Ia capital de la Republica meNicana.
a donde 10 lleva el arreglo de asuntos
que dicen son de gran importancia,
r~elacionados cor la Camara Agricola
Nacional de Mexicali. de Ia cual es
S~ecretario Y organizador.
A Ia e que estos asuntoS, lleva
los de la Compahia Bancaria PENN
sular. En- la ciudad de Mexico Sc
reunira con distinguidas personalida-
des de Mexicali. para tratar en- union
de elias en- los Ministerios los refe-
rid0S asuntos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
Ell GABINETE NOMBRADO POR
Ell PRESIDENTE LEGUIA
IA Esn~;al Earn LA PRENSA.

Tele-rsma Esoc-iaI oara LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, julio 11.-Noti-
cias recibidas aqui del Peru, indican
que Ell golpe de estado dado por Au-
gusto B. Leguia, que puso termino al
gobierno del Presidente Pardo, ha 81
do mas 0 menos bien recibido por ell
pueblo quien Sc muestra ahora mas
tranquilo Y en- espera de los aconte-
c~imicntos que puedan sobreVenir. 81
nuevo Presidente provisional ha nom
brado va ST. gabinete que ha queda-
do integrado de Ia siguiente name
ra: Ministro de Relaciones Exterio-
res, DR.. Melton F. Porras, eX~Mmls-
tro de csc ramo; Ministro de Gober-
naci6n- Mariana H. Cornejo; Minis
tro de Justicia, Arturo Oseres; Nh
nistro de la Guerra General Carlos
.Abril; Ministro de Hacienda. lsmael
D. Idiaquez; Ministro de Obrss Pu-
blicas. Salvador Gutierrez.
Ell publico espera ahora que ell Pre-
sidente provisional expida IN deere
10 c~orvocando a elecciones generates
para Senadores V Diputados para la
r~cstauraci6n completa del Congreso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
FUE APREHENDIDO EN- NUEVA
ORLEANS Ell PAGA-
DOR GARCIA

TelrC-1~1 Especial para IL HRENSi.
NOGALES, ARIZ., julio Liza
investigation llcvada a cabo por los
agentes del servicio secreto meXicano
puso en- claro que ell Pagador Carlos
G.. Garcia sobre quien pesa Ia acusa-
cion de haherse ~apoderado de $4,000
dolares que lc confio ell gobierno me-
.Xicano, segun oportunamente iHformo
LA PRENSA. fue llevado a Tucson
en- automovil por 81 chauffeur de la
citada pobiacion llamado Francisco
Carrasco. De ALI Sc dirieio per fe-
rrocarril. hacia e. Este, en- canine
para Los Angeles Y San Francisco y
que una vez que temio ALI por su Sc
guridad Sc encamino hacia Nueva
Orleans en- donde fue capturado.
Investigaciones posteriores lleva-
das a cabo por los agentes del cita-
do servicio secrcto meyicano dieron
por resultado ell arresto del senior L.
Larriva empleado de Ia casa de cam
bio ia International" de Nogales,
Sonora. acusandosele de haber ayuda-
do al pagador fugitive a consumar el
robo, habiendole cambiado por billie
ties de bancos amcricanos ell + me
xicano que habia recibido del gobier-
no carrancista. para hacer los pages
Qde Sc lie habian encomendado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
Fondo de Leche y Hello

A continuation damos cuienta de!
estado en- que SC halla la subscrip-
ci6n iniciada por LA PRENSA para
proporcionarles a los ninos leche y
hielo, AS como de 10 rccibido en- Ia
fecha.
La subscription continua alberta
V una vez mas excitamos a nuestros
compatriotas a Gar muestras de su
~generosioad viniendo en- auNilio de
los ninos con 81 pequeno obolo, que
undo al de todos los demas debe
llegar a conStituir una cantidad i'm
portaRte.
Suma anterior $ 49,
Jose Cara, Jamestown, Pa 0.23
Total haSta hoy 5 1876
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
urvIERON QUE REGRE5AR A
,rNOs TRABAJADORES
QUE lBAN A PARRAL
,-, r,n,eiai Dor. IA 7RENsA.

y,r,oro-rn Espccia, para IA lens
Ell PAsO. Texas, Julio ll.-Las
noticias llegadas de Jinenez ?Is.sn
o r'oc airunos ~empreados extranjeroS
%s gI de ALI cl jucvcs ulrlmo pa
- parraI o Ell objeto de reanldar
ems trabaios tan sus ~respectivas minaS
: fabricas, pero Que Sc aproxImo a!
camino u seguian M banda &c
c;nrnen1a villistas Y que sc vleron
obligados a regresar a Jlnienez'
Los villistas So h~allaoan en- San
Alberto, punto situado a unaS SeS
,nillas de Parral. =,
Los extranjeros em]prendleron e.
ciaje c-eyendo que les proporc'ona-
ria la debiia seguridad I'M 1uefz"
carrancista p~ertenecaente d IA guar
nici6n de Parral, pcro no fue aSl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
Ell FUTURE DE LA AEROSTA
CION.

TELEGRAM NC Especial pare la PRENSn
MINEOLA, L. l., julio 9.--El CO.
mandante J. E. NJ. Pritchard. de la
Fuerza Real Aerea lnglesa y uno de
los miembros de la tripulacion del d.
rigiblc R-34. el que descendlo pr'-
meramente por paracaidas, manifesto
acui. antcs de partir que el gobierno
britanico esta construyendo ahora d.
riribles dos wees mayoreS que eI
R-S4. Que tendran una velocidad de
$50 millas por bora y poder bastan-
70 nara hacer la travesia directa des-
de IngIaterra hasta la Australia SIN
c~scalas.
..Por asta razon, declare el oman
dante. puede decirse que nosotroS
bcmos hecho ell viaje en- un antlcuado
tho de nave aerea. FL comandante
agrep6 Que ell viaje a Australia Sc
ria demasiado largo para ?! f-'4'