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RESERVES FOR 0LYMPICS.
Seven Boxers Chosen From Among
Those Losing to Winners.

NEW YORK. July 16.-Reserve men
for the American Olympic boxing team
were chosen last night in a series of
matches among men who had been de-
feated by winners in their respective
classes.
Lieut. Sam Stewart. U. S. A., heavyweight
vas unopposed he won his trial bout and
was defeated oaly in the final.
Fred Koldberg, q. s. A., OF Niagara Falls,
won by default in the 147-pound class.
BENJAMIN Ponteau of st. Christopher Club.
New York, won by default in the 135-pound
class.
Results of other bouts follow:
112-pound class-Frank Di Genarro, Paulist
A. c.. New York, defeated Private John Les
sar. U. s. A.
11S-pound class-Neal Brock Cleveland,
Ohio. defeated Al Bott New York.
126-pound class-George E. Etcell, o. s. NJ,
defeated Edmund Hiley.
160-pound c1ass-Lieut. Joseph A. Grams
ton. U. s. A., defeated Steve Muchie, o. S. N.
175-pound class-Sergt. Ted Schneider, U.
s. A., defeated ]. ]. Tomeshek, Paulist A.
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Wins Two Motor Boat Titles.

ERIE, Pa, July 16.-The Sure Cure
of Detroit captured the world cham
pionship for class D displacement
power boats yesterday in its race with
the titleholder. the Miss Nassau of
Cleveland. in the closing contests of
the Interlake Yachting Association
regatta. One-fifth of second sepa-
rated the boats at the close of the
ten-mile event. The Detroit boat also
won the class T event, again defeat
the Miss Nassau, by two-fifths of a
second.
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Shamrock's victory was the first toe
holt Great Britain had gained on Ameri-
cas- cup in forty-nine years. The
weather was not suited for yacht race.
There were rain squalls and what little
breeze was stirring was fftfuL
A summary of the race follows:
Shamrock, Royal Ulster Y. C--Start.
12-01.3S; finish, 4.26.26. Elapsed time,
4.25.12.
Resolute. New York Y. C.-Start.
10000; disabled.
Sir Thomas Deplores Fluke.
A victory that was not earned is the
way Sir Thomas Upton, owner of the
challenger, summed up the race.
Il am exceedingly sorry that the
Shamrock won through a fiuke." he
said. "and 1 would much prefer not to
accept the race. / am convinced by
my friends. however. that such a
course would not be for the best in
terests of yachting and that it would
tend to set a precedent whereby A
premium could be placed on faulty or
slight construction.
Il lost a race myself" he added.
through fiuke-the breaking of a
sail-and ] know that the American
people sympathized with me. I can
say positively that it is no pleasure
or glory for me to win a race through
a fiuke."
Joy Reigns i'm Belfast.
BELFAST. Ireland. July l6.-News
that the Shamrock " had won the first
race against the Resolute in the series
for the Americas cup was received
amid joyous scenes at Bangordown
last night, because in the event of the
tons yacht future races will occur
there
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ERIFFMEN MAY OBTAIN
ANOTHER PITCHER SOON
Deal on for Experienced Hurler-Ruth Ready
for New Rec0rds-Intentiona Pass Unchecked.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

II MESS through
pitcher within short a
helping hand the day he Clark Gfths
He premature
blocks embryonic
more difficult complete He that nothing until is
tuay accomplished and that nothing should until
finished This
the
esult Washington things
Nationals outside instead local
Adheng his rule Gf declined
hlete he after dvuge where he playing But he willing
admitted the he Highlander the minors and
performer will
things
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The green challenger must win two
more races out of a possible four IL
she is to achieve Sir Thomas Lipton's
dream of taking the bottomless pew
ter trophy back to Britain. ReSolute
must win three of four to retain the
cup, which has been in possession of
the New York Yacht Club since 1881.
American Sailors Confident.
Nat Herreshoff, designer and builder
of the Resolute, made careful in
spection of the Jseventy- -footer and
superintended the repairs on board.
Herreshoff had no comment to make
on the performance of the Shamrock
". Sailors on the Resolute declared
the Upton challenger cannot lift the
cup, pointing out that in the fifteen
mile beat to windward yesterday in
light airs. in which the Upton sloop
is supposed to show to best advan-
tage, the American racing machine
beat the Engli Shman, boat for boat,
without any advantage that might
have come from a time allowance of
six minutes forty seconds, which
Resolute is allowed over a thirty-mile
course.
The Shamrock's crew were happy
today aboard their tender. Killarney.
while Sir Thomas Upton beamed with
fine good humor on visitors who
called to congratulate him on board
his steam yacht, the Victoria.
The accident to Resolute, coming on
top of three other major mishaps
earlier in the seaSon-the loss of the
mast off New Haven, the breaking of
the jaws of the gaff and the carrying
away Of a topmast off Newport-had
a tendency to somewhat shake the
faith in the ability of the Herreshoff
creation to hold together until the
end of the season.
Defender Shows to Advantage.
1t was shown, however, in yesterdays
weatherly qualities and that in the light
airs she is several minutes faster up
the breeze than Shamrock w, although
it was on just such a point of sailing
and under just such conditions that the
challenger was supposed to be superior.
The two yachts have yet to test their
relative abilities down the breeze or
broad off under large reaching sails.
This is expected to come tomorrow in
a thirty-mile race over a triangular
course.
Designer Nicholson and Capt Burton
of Shamrock w would endeavor to OBJ
tain a remeasurement of the challenger
in the hope of still further reducing the
handicap time allowance, since it has
been explained that the challenger is
using a much smaller club topsail than
was intended in the original measure
ment of the New York Yacht Club Off
cials.
Resolute Had Big Lead.
The Resolute yesterday was leading
the Shamrock w by nearly five minutes,
with nearly half of the thirty-mile
course completed when the accident
happened to the American boat.
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Government Mines Plan Game.

Navy and bureau, leading mines in
the race for the Government League
championship, are planning to play
this afternoon, wet grounds having
prevented yesterdays scheduled con-
test If the game is arranged it will
lie staged on the east diamond of the
Ellipse. starting at 5 o'clock. No anna
teur league contests were played yes
terday.
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STAR RACKETERS MEET.
Roberts and Murray Play Chicago
ans in Clay Court Event.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Roland Roberts
of San Francisco will play Ralph Bur-
dick Of Chicago and r. Lindley Murray
of Niagara Falls will meet Alex Squair
of Chicago in matches of the tenth
annual national clay court tennis
championship tournament this after
noon. with the two survivors going
into the semi-final round. Two other
contestants, Vincent Richards of New
York and Lucien Williams of Chicago.
entered the semi-finals yesterday.
Richards displayed remarkable
command of placement shots yester-
day. when he eliminated Walter Hayes
of Chicago. 6-1, 6-3. Lucien Will
liams defeated his former partner on
the Yale University team, Jerry Weber
of Chicago, CAS-, 81.
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SANDLOTTERS SEEK GAMES

Manager Hense of the Terminal A. C.
wants a game for his team Sunday.
Call Main $751;
The Capitol Refining Company has
open dates tomorrow and Sunday. f.
Riley at telephone Main S05S is ready
to book engagements.
The Pirate Juniors are ready to take
on teams in the twelve and fourteen
913 F street southwest, is arranging a
schedule.
Evening star., 1920-07-16
JOHNSTON BEATS PARKE
IN DAVIS CUP CONTEST

WIMBLEDON, England, July 16
(by the Associated Press).-Wil-
liam M. Johnston of California won
the first contest for the American
Davis cup tennis team today in its
match with the British combina-
tion. He defeated j. G. Parke. 6-4,
Ga, 2-6, 3-6, 60. Parke had beat-
en- Johnston in the British title
tourney.
In a second singles contest. VIII
liam T. Tilden, I'd, of Philadelphia
led A. n. F. kinscOte, 4I8, g..
@.
The American-British match Of
four singles and one doubles will
decide the team which shall chai-
lenge the Australians for the tro-
ply and title. Holland, which
reached the final through the de-
fault Of Canada and the defeat OF
the South African players. has
withdrawn.
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NAVY NETMEN IN SWEEP.
Score Over Interstate Players in
Departmental League.

Navy net men scored an easy vic.
tory in their Departmental Tennis
League matches with the Interstate
Commerce Commission team yester-
day. making sweep of the five con-
tests. Summary:
Bates-Brasg (Navy) defeated wyer-Balser
(Interstatel, 81, 60; Hughes-Leary (Navy)
defeated Eastman-Morrow (Interstate). 6s
63; Burton-Raynesford (Navy) defeated
oyle-Rogers Navy defeated est-Johnson
Unterstate), 16. 6I5, 60; Cole Wilson
lNavyl defeated zeitz-Maidens Qnterstate),
CO. 6-1
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Heron Wins Two Matches.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July 16.-
S. Davidson Heron, national amateur
golf champion, had an easy time in
winning his two matches in the Mo-
hawk Golf Club tourney here. He
defeated DIR. r. NJ. Collie, a local
player. and S. P. limerick Of Oswego.
Heron. made a drive Of nearly 800
yards. On another hole the cham
MON got an eagle four
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Mlotkowski Leads Chessmen.

ATLANTIC CITY. July 16.-Stasch
MIotkowski defeated George G. Neid-
ich in the masters chess tournament
and went into the lead. Frank ].
Marshall United States champion,
who was in the lead, and Charles
Jaffe adjourned their game.
Evening star., 1920-07-16
Ten Eyck Not to Pick Crew.

The Syracuse varsity crew. which
won the intercollegiate regatta. will
row intact in the Olympic tests at
Worcester. Mass, July % and "a. An
impression had gained ground in some
quarters that Coach Ten Eyck was
picking the best of the Duluth Boat
Club oarsmen. of which he also is tutor
and the Syracuse crew for the trials.
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Stake to Lord Astor's Buchan.

SANDOWN PARK, England, July 1S.
Lord Astor's Buchan won the Eclipse
stakes. classic one-and- -one fourth
mile race for 5000 sovereigns. against
a field of seven horses here TODAY.
Sir Edward Hulton's Silvern was sec
ond and w. Raphaels Allenby third.
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Wiggins Outpoints Smith.

GRAND RAPIDS. July 16.-Chick
Virgins of indianapolis was conceded
as having won by a clear margin in
a ten-round, no-decision contest with
Gunboat Smith of New York last
night.
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Expects Soccerites to Visit.

Canada soccer fans expect a Scot.
tish international eleven to visit next
spring and an English eleven in 1922
to tour the Dominion.
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AMERICANS SURE YACHT
CUP WILL BE RETAINED
Shamrock w Must Add Two More Wins to Vic.
tory Scored Through Disabling of Defender.

SANDY 16-Repairs sloop
in he Anne off
OF adjusting
w. to be
slung Resoue
lin ia fine chance of
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Giants Defeat Akron, 10 to 6.

AKRON. July 16.-Previous to the
International League game between
Baltimore and Akron, yesterday the
New York Giants defeated Akron in
an exhibition game, 10 to 6.
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Red Sox in Trade; Sell Eibel.

BOSTON. July 16.-The Boston
Americans have traded Infielder Hill
ler and Catcher Smith to Pittsfield of
the Eastern. League for Second Base
man Brady. Hack Eibel, pitcher. has
been sold to Shreveport of the Texas
League.
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schumaun and Coogan Draw.

DENVER. July 16.-Harry Schu-
mann and Mel Coogan, lightweights,
fought twelve rounds to a draw last
night.
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MAKES 2e HITS FOR 40 BASES.

Memphis made twenty-six hits for
forty bases in defeating Chattanooga
yesterday in the Southern Association,
20 to Z.
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Moran Signs for Two More Years.

CINCINNATI, July 16.-Aueust
Hermann, president Of the Cincinnati
Nationals. has announced that Manager
Pat Moran has signed contract to
manage the team during the seasons OF
1921 and 1922.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

AN ANkAN AAAONAA AEAO y Es
Buffalo. 4: jersey City. 2.
Baltimore. 8; Akron. 6.
Toronto. 8: Syracuse, 5.
Reading. IS: Rochester. 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. 8: Milwaukee, 2.
Indianapolis. Z; st. Paul, 5.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile. 5; Birmingham. o.
Memphis, 20; Chattanooga, z,
Little Rock, 10; Nashville, 3.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk, 4; Newport News, 3.
Suffolk, IL: Wilson, ..
Richmond, 8: Rocky Mount, 8.
Portsmouth, 6; Petersburg, O.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Raleigh. 4; High Point, o.
Danville, 8; Durham. 1.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas. 8; Shreveport, 8.
Fort Worth. @5; wichita Falls, 12.
Beaumont, 6; Galveston, 1.
Houston. 8; San Antonio. 2.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Orlando, @a: Lakeland. 20.
Barlow. 8: Sanford, 2.
Bradentovn, -; St Petersburg. "a
Tampa, 1s; Daytuna, Z
BLUE RIDGE LDAGUE.
NaPtinsburg. 8: Hanover. Z
Hagerstown, 10; chambersburg. LIS.
Wayneshorn. 80: Frederick. -
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Moore Outights Wallace

TOLEDO. July 16.-Pal Moore of
Memphis defeated Patsy Wallace of
Philadelphia in a twelve-round fight
last night.
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FOUR RACES ON CARD.
2.O3 Pace Is Feature Today at Fort
Miami Track.

TOLEDO. Ohio. July 16-Four races
are on today's grand circuit program
at Fort Miami The feature will be
the Willys-Overland 2.03 pace, with
$1,000 added money.
Peter Coley, the favorite, won the
Fort Miami $1,000 stake for 20S trot-
ters, yesterdays feature. Single G.
won the free-for-all pace.
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PENNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Chicago at Wash'gn. Detroit at Wash'gn.
Cleveland at Phila. st. Louis at Phila.
st. Louis Mt New York. Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Boston.
RESULT oF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chicago at Washington (wet grounds).
Detoit-Boston, rain. N. T.. 13; St. L., 10.
Cleveland. s; Philadelphia / 6 innings; rsin).
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BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE

NaPtansburG. 8: Hanover. Z
Hagerstown, 19-4; ChambeEsburg, 1-S.
Wayneshocn. 80: Frederick. -
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Orlando, eS: Lakeland. 20.
Barlow. 8: Sanford. 2.
BYadentown. -; St. Petsfsbufe. "a
Tampa, IS: Daytona, &
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Dallas. 8: Shreveport, 8.
Fort Worth. s5; wichita Falls, 2-2.
beaumont. 8; Galveston. 1.
Houston, s.; San Antonio, 2.
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ResOlute Had Big Lead.
The Resolute yesterday was leading
the Shamrock w by nearly five minutes,
with nearly half of the thirty-mile
course completed when the accident
happened to the American boat.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE,

Raleigh, 4; High Point. 0.
Danville, 6; Durham, 1.
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Sc nafuraIiza mexicano Ell
periodista Ricardo Arenales

CIUDAD DE-. NENICO. Julio 6.-hI
conoc:do poeta Y escrttor colombiano
don Ricardo ArenaIes. CMIguel Angel
Osorio). ha pedi6o a "a Secretar!a dc
ReIuciones E~xceriores, 81 carta de Ra
tural!Zac!6n coro ciudadano meN!ca-
no La no;!cia ha causado regoc!to
entire los amigos Y admi"adores cei
vate colo.nbiano, lie hoy mas meXica-
no. Y aQn enIre sus CompauIotts CO.
lomb,aaos que aqui radican V q~uieres
stenten tan gran C&rino por Mexico
cue ninguno de e!lcs sc considera CO.
mo extranJero en- n patrin dc. Juarez'
Arenales lego IL Mexico eh. q Il
de%19OS. :sieHdo adn muy joven y pue-
decirse cue cast tod su ohra Ia
ha hecho entire Eosotros. Desde que
Sc radlc6 en- esta TERRA hermana de
Ia suya sinti6 por Mexico Uu gran a
secto, tan grande, cue va sus races
Sc halian ~hondamente enciavadas Y
vienen ahora Il acabar de aflrmarse
con ST naturalization.
Arenales. segun ha manifcst2do e.
mismo, piensa publican en- breve. una
gran revista literaria politica Y cien-
tffica. que vendra = llenar sin duda
alguna, el hueco que dejara hace amos
IA .Rsvisla M~oGerna", del maestro
VaIenzueia.
Los amigos intimos de Arenaies van
la dar I'm gran benQuete en- honor del
prestigiedo intellectual. para celebrar
su NATURALIZATION como mexicano.
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Remoci6n de jueces en-
ell Estado de HidoIgo

FACHCCA, HGo,. julio 5-La adm!
instruction de Justic!a dejaba mucho
que desear Y va Sc pract!ca I'm sa-
neamiento removiendo Y destituyen-
CO jueces De esta suerte viose que
ante ell Juez licenc!ado Felix Celvo.
los magistrates constgnaron al tuez
Cunc!liador, l:cenciado Cordora. Es-
te pidi6 amparo, pero las everiguaco!
mes han seguido 81 curse.
Y asi Ia pasado con muchos Jueces
no solo de esta c!udad stno de TODD
Ell Estaio. Ii jue2 de Pr!mera ms
tancia de Ixmiquiipam, Cardenas Sales
fu& acusado de abandono de empleo,
Y el juez Lozano O!medo, de Atotoni!-
co el Grande, fue objeto de una vis!-
Ia especial pov parte del Gooierno, a
raiY de cuya vista le fue concedioa
Una Iicencja al tai jGez Loznno.
Estas medidas han sido mucho muy
prlaudidas por los habitantes tooos
del Estado.
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SERA A~PREHENDIDO Ell
.~EX-GOBERNADOR DE
JALISCO
Sc le acusa de tener respon-
sabilidad en- Ia muerte
de IN periodista

GUADALAJARA, julio 5.-Objeto de
vehemeatas concentrates en- esta po-
bIect6n re Ia orden &c apprehension
ciado
que 81 Juez SO. de 10 Criminal tbro
en- contra dol ex-Gobe-nador del Es-
ta6o, licenciado Casteilanos Tapta, a
Qu!en Sc cree compl.cado en- el asestna
10 del p~eriodIsta tapatio, Francisco
Rangel. La taI orden fue constgnada
Embellishments q las autor!dades mill
tares de II Flaza, quteHes envtaroa
Iuego I'm piquete de sold2dos q que
uracttcarar w cateo en- el 6omtctlto
del perseeuldc eX-Gobernador. Los re
suitados de tnl cateo fueron nulos,
pues Castellanos Tapia, sahedor de Ia
6rden de apprehension dictada en- 81
contra. Sc habia va ocultado ~convenien
tcmente-
Los soldedos comisionados para "a
~r-ehenderle se movieron en- vano con
toda diligcncia. -Acudieron a Ia ha-
c!erda de - "Progtdsncia" y a otros
muchos lusares donde creian que po-
drfa encoutrarse el eX-GoSernador!
pero TODD inGtl-
Per fin sc ha venido a saber Ode
:! ~uerseguido ha i~nterpuesto va am
naro ante 81 c. JueZ &c Distriro en-
81 Esrado Y tai recurso lie do buenos
rcsulrados. poyque ei acto rec!amado
tue ~suspend!Go
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OREGON PRESENCIO
LAS FIESTAS DEL 4 DE
JULIO EN- N0GALES,
Desde ell Iedo mexicano Sc
do cuenta de TODD Ell
uariado progrGma
.,nl nara LA pEENSA.

Especial para La FkENSA.
IEogales, Arizona, Julio 8 de 1920
A las oncc &c Ia ma.ana de aver
LEGO Z Ia veCIna r%oblacion de No
gales. Sonora, 81 aspirante e Ia Pres!
dencta dc Ia Repablica Mex.cana. ge-
neral Aivaro Obregdr.
En- IN CAIRO especial que IA comDa-
MIA Sud Pacitico Duso Il gu disposi-
cicn lego Rcoinpaaado de su 1anltlia
" de alGuros amigos que 10 han acorn
pahado en- su gira de propaganda.
Traia tambien IL mtsica del Estado.
Que el gobernador BorQues puso O.
su disposition para hacer mas amenas
las ftestas de reception u ee le hi
cieron & su llsgada.
Dos ARGOS triunfales Sc lie erigteron pa
RI rccib.rlo. Uno 10 levanto Ia colo
mia china y aun permenece en- pie en-
Ia esgu.na de las Gales Morelos y
| Arizpe. El otro taTno!en permanece
en- pie Y esta frente a Ii Aduana.
Ademas, Sc lavantG otro arco Ell
cual tar.5ttn eX!ste, y esta colocado
! precisamente en- IL Inca quo divide
q Mexico de los Estaaos UnlGos.
Como las fiestas del ! de Julio Sc
;ransfirieron para e. dl& siguiente. ei
general Obregon prcsenc!6 el desfile
que Sc h!zo. y g! cuaI fue exclusive
merre retardado paga que dtcho MI
lltar tuviera o~portuEId2d de presen-
| c!ario. 10 clal verified 'Iesds uno de
los balcores de uno de los eGiflcIos
Que estan frcnte q n Inca dlvisoria.
Los asroplanos er esos nomentos
| voiaban en- diversas 6irecciones. q Ia
reZ que as coiumras ra!lltareS y los
carros Glr26ricos desf!iaban por las
/ GALES. t5do 10 cual dsba a esa fiesta
IN aspecto %briliantc.
En- relacton con los successes Que Sc
refieren el general Obregdn pronun-
clio IN reQueho discurso ell el cual
GIio one : ~porver!r de Mexico csta
hasado cl el desuCro!!O lie Ia indus
tr!a y de Ia gricultura y en- 81 ejar
cito Y gu marina.
Por Ia nocno two ,Ggu: en- Il plaza
de IL recina pob!aci6n un2 serenata
monstruo, en- In cual hubu confetti
" ~scrpentinas. hasta deEpues de 'os on
ce dc IL noche.
Z: general Oh-egon permanent en-
! Nogales, Sonora unas dos semanas
" dc:pLGs. suldrd para los t.stados de!
Sur a ccnI!nuar su propaganda poll
! t,rl.
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MOVIMlENTo DE TROPAS EN-
Ell ESTADO

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Julio S.-Et
-~orte,ta coronel Enrique Salas, pas6
anoche por es-a ~poblacton, Il oorao ue
I'm tren r%nlIi,ar. llevando g 81 man
do dos escuedrones y la plana may
dol mismo reglmiento. Dfjose que en
atenc!on \ unn orden del general MAJ
ct,, Cayazos Sc dirigfa a guarneceF
10 poblaci3n de- Salinas.
Y por ordea del mismo general "a
zoos ., CAPTAIN s. Rinc6n. al fren-
- AZ cIar hombres dirfgese a la TO-
cslided de Matehua!a a ongroSor !"
guarniCi0n.
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Alto INTEREsANTEs sosRE
CUESTIONES AGRARlAS

san LIS PoTosI, Julio 5.-Loa
Presidentes Municipales de las dis
t;u,as pob.octones del Estado tra5'-
ian con tc1a ~Giltgencta Ell Ia rec23.
cion de datos V toda cIase de info
mes acerca dc las condolences agra
rias V ~perIniGrias de u respectiEas
zonas. para remitirlos luego q 10 ID
rccci6n d. Agricultural. que por con
ducto de 81 Gobernador del Estndo
los sol!cit6. los datos en- question Sc
rar de sum7mcnte in~teresantes Y ser
iran part las ]consultas que hagan
les agrlcultorcs a Ia Direcc'"n de'
RamO.
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-ona NJ POSSESSION DEL NUE.
Vo AYUNTAMIENTo

SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDhi
G,o. ulio Ell dta - del pasa"o
mes de JUNO tom6 possession q nueNo
Avuntamiento que Ell 20 del mismo
rpe-a elacto. Para celebrar tai aeon
,ac,miento ~celebraronse en- esta pc
h1oci6n crandes Y sonados festelos.
tales como r~tpiques. dtsparos de DOH
bas. serenataS. etc. etc.
Ell senior Jesus r. Gonzalez IS qn!eh
SO encuentra al frente de Ia nueFa
aerupaci6a eGilicia ocupando el pues-
10 de Pres.dente Municipal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-10
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No srrie -tns1a tilero. Deseo D-osssIs . crsnti
nj, d cue rueds hacsc Gesa2Irece- 81 gueoEsduFl.
Cusato los aGscc-ss tsb!lIIaos recGcsFs2 81 tIsiE2
: s!4stc!ts6.-
!. .ea co.o.u,s , pGliEsoss p.csuos.aac.s ds's-
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Il horrible ss-sscttn &c "tirE- h.cia sos!o" so
bcr-s pa compisto PARA no roi1er ;sinAs q EehcFSe'-
Cr.sto recupezr c, yiSor. "a UthLdai ) t9;ia-e1s
pr.d!ds -
CuaaGo Sc silent. ne.os en- TODD seat.do : 81 SEN
b!aa:s % -eTe.e ; SIS s=!Ecs Ho;ea "a Es!oTa ; -
10 dlcen.
Ea,ouees e cus.io tahs We. cue = cIetrsdu-s ea:s
~,,-i5, = s,-r.-a-.u.s re dars las s1ciAS po- hAber
,asis,ido tau psrtir.zreuto e. cue sssEa see2;e es.A
sc=.:ecLe-.a zUsst5a E1Ess
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-10
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usss uaa p-rebs pesoaal de 81 va!os.
No ezyie ninSia diae-o. Presto cue Is pruses ts
PLAPAO no lc Guests nsds. str embargo. puste dS'!s
ago Ma co 10 cue Dudis-s Es2r=ssaiar ei ORC AI5
F,ao. Accepts .s;a ~''pruess" gratis hoy. y 's sis7Tsa
d clio Dor tcdA gu vida. Esc-ibnnos hoy Una tsr.s;s
postal o ueas e. cup6n ad!an:o hoy mls7o : L Susiia
de eorrso -ec!Stst una rcrstEa ETa;!s dc PLAPAo cZ
IN ub-o ds information como reEa!o DEL seho- Stun:
coucs.atsais 3 a hernia. y del Eeiodo en- yTiud csI
eunI :. L, concet!5 IN diploma con nedailS dc oea 50
Rama. Y IN dI5lona cor Ell Gran PrlX en- Parts. Gus
drbs oS-,- en Races de ;otcs Eeuelios cue sa:rsa o;a
desg.ac.saa c~caiIcida.
5000 (Ci-eo nlN &c los cue lean este 5as9sn oe-
ts,e- est. rruebS Gratis. NJ hay dudE cue las con-
,..tacio,ss se-ln c:er:s-aea;s nGme-osaS ! A. de
oT.ls. ceslI.a.oaes esSr!ea aAorS E.s-c.