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Evening journal., 1920-02-17
EDMUNVDS TO SPEAK
BEFORE MEMS CLUBS

Franklin Spencer Edmunds. OF Phila-
delphia, will be the speaker at a meet
Ing Of the Mems Club. Of Emmanuel p. E.
Church tonight Mr. Edmunds was In
the ~" service with the A. 2. F. and In
his talk tonight will tell OF the work
Of himself and his associates in France.
Former Governor Charles r, Miller VIII
introduce the speaker. The mems clubs
OF the various Episcopal churches OF
the city and also st. James Brother
hood OF Grace NJ. E Church, will be
guests OF The Emmanuel club.
A fllm will be shown OF The growth OF
the powder town. Hopewell, Va.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
F a FI1IEnTnN man

Frank A. Fullerton died on last Fri
day. at Dayton. ohio Mr.. Fullerton
as a former Wilmlngionlan and a
brother OF Mrs Levi u. Falrlamb. OF
this city. Tie was 80 years ~ age.
Funeral services VIII b. held from
the residence OF Levi ~ FalNamb. No.
i7is Broome street. tomorrow. Inter
ment Will be 10 RlyervtsW cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
No FIRES; FEW ATHEISTS

With no fires and very Few arrests
the police station has been rather
quiet place for the past thirty-six
hours, and those on duty are content
ing themselves with polishing un
badges, sewing on stray buttons and
getting their equipment In good order
for any emergency.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
CHORUS WILL
REHEARSE TONIGHT

Those attending the Wilmington Com
q nifty Chorus sins in the High School
his evening. are request d 10 bring
,hoir copies OF Gaul's Holy CITY," Of
Handel's Messiah OF the Creation
and the brown songbooks. as sll OF
these will be used at tn sing More
OF the public are wanted at The re-
hearsals to take part in the spring
concert.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
No TRACE OF AUTO THIEVES.

The police department has so Tar
been unable to locate the thieves who
drove off the Cadillace coupe belonging
10 John ]. RaskOb. which was found
abandoned at Twenty-thlrd and Boule-
ward Sunday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
TALK OF BAILEY ron DELEGATE.

Henry ]. Bailey, OF NO. ilUS NOrIh
Jackson street, secretary OF the Hilles
and Jones Company. is mentioned for
lay delegate 10 the General Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
which meets In Des Moines, Iowa. In
Nav
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
MISSION SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY.

The second anniversary OF the Young
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society OF
Wesley NJ. E. Church will be held to-
night at the church. Linden and Jackson
streets. An interesting program has
been arranged.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
sIFFnACisTg MEETING.

The finance committee OF the Della
ware Equal Suffrage Association viii
meet In the Hotel dupont. on Thursday
A luncheon Will follow the meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
LEGACY FOR RECTOR.

The Rev. Robert Bell. vicar OF Old
Swedes' Church recently received a
legacy OF $500 from Mrs. John Fenton.
widow OF a former vestryman OF the
church.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
SPECIAL WAGON /,
Wins PRAISE

Our REQ speed wagon 10 one of
the finest things We have around
our establishment," said I'd. Vas
nice. manager Of the Golden Ruls,
yesterday IN spsaking Of the new de-
livery wagon they have recently pur.
chased. "In fact, We simply could not
get along without Il. Il h Just chock
full Of pep and We can pile on up 70
: tons On Il II We want to. Il clihbe
the klamath hills - II they weren't
there at al. IL b . splendid truck for
quick work"
The Lorens Plumbing company
have also lately Installed . REQ speeA
wagon IN their business and nP. Lor.
ems speaks In terms Of highest praise
for Il. This company b engaged b
. business that calls for plsney of
both short and long. trips On The
shortest notice. They make trips into
he eountsy With their REQ snd also
DO - thsir ow1 trips with II. Thoy
~ they would ~ lost without II.
TAS Asms Rotor Co.. OF kiamatA
Pals. whose I'd AppeeTs In this issus
of The Herald. are distributors q
~ REQ spoed wagon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
SHIP BY TRUCK
SCHOLARSHIP
WON BY GIRL

In n com mp0tition that eantaPod
thoushts OF more than 400 .o0o hfsh
school students thei, rslstives and
friends, upop GOOD roads. iS.year.
old riournoy ButtsrsisId. Weiser.
Idaho, won the Harvey a Firestone
university scbolar.bip for the nat
sssay written In the Shin bv Truck
Good Roads essay contest rocentIy
concluded. -1T 10 n.
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60 -
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senov,. '" 'ns 'es.' *oe.s sac always
nAs "vco, h'ss nutteriie'd comes
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30

T0ENTER RACE

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct. 3o.-
Eddie Hesrne. veteran Of every
speedway. road and dirt track OF the
country. hero Of . thousand Pun
kin Center affairs and OF scores Of
great national speed contests - we'll.
was the first TO send An official On.
try blank n 10 the Los Angeles
speedway association for the Coming
Thanksgiving day eiassic on ths Bsv-
erly Hills bowl.
Hsarne last year held the title OF
national champioa. and although he
has not succeeded In placing himself
In Ling for this honor again this ssa-
son. his followers state that the r.
NOUS Eddie expects to show them
ALL In this the final race Of the year.
The car Hearns will pilot In the
big race will b Q Revere Special.
powered By . four-eylssdeY Dasen-
berg motor.
Jimmy Marphy. holder Of the ree-
ord Of 1855 miles en bosr average
for $50 miles. established IN the In
itial race at the Los Angeles spsed
plant. ripped Off 20 laps at better
than l0+ miles per hour the other
afternoon. which shows he has not
forgotten the how" of II on the
Beverly track. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
PAIGE MOUNTS
Pixies PEAK

Tho now Paige "s-66" seven pas
senger stock model touring car. with
Ralph Muiford at tho wheel. last
iwssk climbed Pixies Peak. usinG tho
cog railroad a. its route. a feat that
has never before boon accomplished
By IN automobile ana which had
been presumed TO be impossible.
Tho extraordinary difficusties Of
the coz road climb lie In the fact
that the car was not obliged 10 run
on the tics and oser trestles. cat
ties guards. cog switches and roeiS.
but was forced - we'll 10 conquer q
Grade that In some sections mounted
o. high a. 35%. Tho climb II de-
clsred 70 be the highest. steepest
and most difficult ever made by IN
automobile. ON other COG road In
tho world 10 half 10 high and no 9th.
Or vehicle. except . specially built
Baldwin cog locomotive. had ever
mounted this road. Even Son-of-a-
Gun hill. nearly . two-mile stretch
Of 2IT grade. wns made with case.
The distance covered was nine
miics ana the start was made from
Manitou NJ an altitude OF 6t00 feet.
A. tho altitude nj the top In 1880
the Paige had to climb nearly 900
feet n milo. with m average grade
Of f6 70. A. no point In the nine-miie
climb IN the grade less than IN 20:
four Of the nine miles arc 25%;
thrcc and one-eight between 90 TO
% per cent. Tho longest pull 90
per cent is a mile and three quarters
nj $4,000 fcct.
Added TO the difficulties Was Che
depression ms the altitude
TO 1000 feet. The hardest
stretch In the last half mile OF %
10 - per cent grade at 1900 feet.
A. several stops were made 10 take
pictures and still" photo
graphs no attempt was made 10 take
The time. In addition TO the stops
FOR pictures tho Paige was Obliged
n--~ NAA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
BEATS
/. THE OLD HORSE

J. w. Moorman. road contractor.
has been using . Fordson tractor
with amazing results on the Olens
road plow and finds that II 10 mish
been using tho tractor to phil . large
roa dplow snd finds that Il %. much
moro economical than the old way
Of working with honss. besides bsing
very much faster.
Mr.. Norman In sommenting 70 O
Herald reported on the efficiency Of
the Fordson SAID "ths beautiful fes-
turs about working with . tractor
10 that II 10 easier to hire men TO
drive tractor than 10 hire mule
skinuers" and In these days Of labor
scarcity that 10 IN item We can't af-
ford TO overlook"
; Mr.. DanneF Of the Danner-Patty
Motor Co.. Of this city. reports that
they have two Fordsons loading and
punching logs for Stsiger's mill ana
for J. O. 0oldthwaits. Of the Modes
Lumber Co. The work 10 being so
well handled By the tractors and sew
oral Of the local mills have sxprsss-
ed . desire 70 try them out on their
properties. II II expected thst By
next spring all OF the mills in this
vicinity will be using the Fordson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
REMOVING SCALE

This In the time Of year whom " Is
we'll 10 remember tho good old meth
cd Of iooseninE scale that has formed
In the cooling system. Six pounds Of
washing soda dissolved In five gal
Ions Of boiling water In the correct
formula, Pour this solution In the
cooling system and allow Il TO re-
main for a day. then drain and flush
the system out with cican water and
refill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30

scope OF the contest. Mr.. Firestone.
who Is q prominent tire manufactur-
er, said:
"It was with the hope Of inspiring
the men and women OF tomorrow
to give thought to one OF our greatest
national problems that I offered the
scholarship. The results Mved mp 20
my highest expectations. II ought to
give great impetus 70 the good roads
movement"
In Winning the scho;arship. Mas
Buttsrfisld Ssalisss the, dream OF hef
lite-four years In college. Sh. has
chosen to spend one year at . we'll
known girls school on the Hudson
near New York city. She thea plans
20 spter IN eastern university 10.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
USE POR SPLIT WASHERS

Where crown burs and cottcr pins
are not supplied In motor car con-
struetion good. we'll tempered split
wsshsrs may be placed under the
heads Of bolts 20 keep them from
vattlluR loose
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30

Msaisirai ! uadsfsssuaA parki4s
stations for motor vehicles have bsea
In operation In Europe for more thaa
ten years. They are found II Be-
lin. Paris and Rome. The avsfoGb
capacity of the subway sArasss b
100 cara ........ =. :. -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
Rusty Clamp viii 4
Make Clutch Crnb

II the aiding member Of The
clutch Is rusty II will give the e.
feet ofsrabbling. The rusted por-
tion will prevent the clutch's en-
gaging. gradually holding for tree
tion Of . secbad and thus formiAg
. quick eagagement. The operator
often believes that the trouble ,
due TO poor facing or worn engag-
ing members. 4,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
Repainfing Car IL
Not Simple job

Carriage painting ID not an easy
Job to be undertaken By the layman.
To repaint . car and do Il properly
requires experience and care and mot
merely one but number Of coats Of
paint. So unless the motorist has q
gooliy store OF patience the Job mad
better be undertaken By . painter Of
skin and experience.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30

Henri FORMER. . Frenchman
brought the first bicycle motor to
this country In 1893. go.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-06
DEICDE FL PIE. WILSON
Ell ENVIO De BARCOS
DE,GUERRA A Mex.

T.'~r,r,r,, EsD,ciaI peTa II PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Mayo Como
resultado de una Junta de Minis
tros que Sc verifico hoy Y a la que
asistio el Presidente Wilson Sc de
cidi0 enviar un escuadron de des-
troyerS a Cayo Hueso, Fla, con la
c-dcn de estar listo en- cualquier
momento para desempenar el ser
ricio que puede hacerse necesario
designarles en- los puertos meXica-
nos del Golfo.
En- Ia citada Junta de Ministries.
cue duro mas de dos horas. Sc dis
cuti6 ampliamente la situaci0n me
xicana habiendose analiZado ninu-
ciosamente todos los acontecimien-
tos relacionados con ella Y todas
las noticias recibiGas de Mexico. Y
como consecuencia de tai estudio sc
lego q la conclusion de que. por
el momento, no es necesario tomar
mas medidas que Ia indicada.
Dicese que por mas que la Situa-
cion Sc consiGcra seria cn Ia Gu
lad de Mexico, no s. cree que So
brevcnga inmediatamente el des-
Quiciamiento. a menos que sc des-
arrollen acontecimientos imprevis-
tos.
For 10 demas, Il gobierno 1mcri,
cano cuenta con una completa Y
exacta information acerca dc Ia
fuerza de los revclucionarioS Y del
Ecoicrno de Carranza. incluyendo
las tropas dc que ambos adversarios
pueden dispone- Y los pcrtrechos
lie guerra con que cada uno dc
ellos cucnta.
Il iltimo informe recibido en- el
Dcrartamento de Estado acerca De
"a Situ&cion meXicana indica que el
hccho de Que Carranza haya rcco-
gijo las tropas que habia en- la re.
gion De Eeracruz a fin de utiliZar.
las er el Norte m causado serios
tcmores en- Ia Costa d-l Golfo.
En- cuanto a Ia actitud de Con
zalez. los informes recibidos en- el
Deparramento dc Estado no AFRO
ian la menor luz sobre ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-06
uN AvIADoR goMBARDEA Al REgELDE
eRAL. PABLO GONZALEZ En- TEXc0c0
La posibiiidad de un ataque la ciuaad de
Mexico esta siendo considerada Por
prin1era vez por ell gobierno

ella. para cstablecer ALI un gobier-
no provisional del cual el sera el Je.
fe. Gonzalez, dicese, esta plenamen,
ta convencido de cue Carranza es in,
potente para dominar Ia rebellion y
por ESQ Sc lanZo al campo revolucio-
mario para tener fuerza armada a su
disposition V poder lleGar tener un
convenio con Obregon, fin de que el
gobierno que Sc establezca Ia caida
de Carranza. quede integrado por los
dos partidos q quienes Carranza i'm
2idio que trabajaran libremente du-
rante la lucha presidential.
El ataque la ciudad de Mexico Sc
dice quc Sc emprendera nuy pronto,
mas 81 Carranza decide salir de Ia ca
pital, ertonces no habra lucha arma-
da, procediendo Gonzalez Immediate
mente a ccuparla Y establecer, en-
ese case, un gobierno provisional con
ell que traten despues los obregonis-
tas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-06
PiedraS Negras tIeneya
d| primer SiintOn1a de Ia
detection: Ia inquIetud
LA GUARNICION ESTA ACUARTELADA
PORQUE TEMEN QUE Sc SUBLEVE
La villa de Nava estd va en- poder de los
obregonistaS y una fuerza saio de ella
para amasar a PIedras Negras

no aviso de "a lleeada de los Subleva-
sos. y hah'an degrade ocultarS2 pri-
nero. ' hulr mas tarGc.
FL un:co funcinnario cue quedo en-
"a villa. fue el Juez McHor D Fran
cisco Paroles. el cuaI fue aprehendidO
Dor los rebeldes. ' ejecutado Sumarla-
mente er Ia plaza, en- mitad del estu-
ror general pues que ctros muchos
vec;nos Sc iu-garon tambien en- peli-
gro dc muerte y huyeron violent"-
mcnte de n poblaci0n.
Cuandc Sc teu;an en- n ciudad from
terjza de Piedras Negras, notiCia de
estos successes. las autcridades militia
res rccibian tarbiau aviso de que Sc
Or -paraba cn la plaza un complot cue
deLia de haber estallado cl dia de
aye.
Fl jefe dc Ia guarnicion. General
Pcdro Nillase1or. mando acuarteiar
V 3esarmar casi toda Ia tropa, Y as
- evit6 el levantami2ntc.
Sin embargo, II alarma en Piedras
Nec.ras cs muy crandc. pues Sc dice
Que los suhIevados dc Nava vienen
sobrc Ia plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-06
COMO 4 Una TABLA De SALVACION REQUIRE
CARRANzA IA hCENIERO RObLES DONINCUEZ
IA SITUACION EN-
EL PUERTO De
TAnPI ICO

Persona llegada del Puerto de Tam
pico. nos prporciona desapasionada
information acerca dc Ia situacion
del puerto, con relacion al movimien-
to revolucionario. hIsta fines dc II
semana Ultima.
Spgun nuestco informante. las no
ticias respecto de un avance revolu-
cionario sobre q principal puerto del
Golfo, no son ciertas en- 81 totah.
dad
Las fuerzas r5beldes de Gomez Y
de Pelaez. Sc encucntran al presente,
dominando casi toda la zona petrole-
ra, pucs que las troras Que la guar,
nccian, han tcnido que recon
centrarsa en- Tampico en- San Luis.
para marchar rumbo Mexico. con el
fin de qle alli So resuelva sobre su
aurovechamiento en- II campana con
ira les de Sonora. que es 10 que mas
prcocupa al gobierno.
En- los ultimcs dias, grupos rebel
ies. aun cuando no nunierosos, han
estado apareciendo en- las cercanias
DC Tampico. casi en- los pequenos po-
blados que 10 rodean. pero no han
iniciado ningun avance formal sobre
Tanpico.
Por otra parte. los nucleos que ope-
ran en- las cercanias. no son sufi-
cientemente fuertes para atacar CT
puerto. que Sc encuentra bien guar
Needle.
Sin embargo. tanto las autoridades
militares como las del Estado. temen
que. robustecidos los rebeldes con
diversas partidas que Sc les estan
uniendo. con las paquenas guarni-
clones que Sc estan sublevando. inten
ten el anurciado ataque al puerto.
La guarnicion de Tampico. ha que
dado. despues de la salida rumbo Ia
capital de Ia Republica, del general
Murguia. bajo las ordenes del Gene
raj Carlos Orozco, que fuera jefe. de
Ia PoIicia Especial Militar del puer.
tC.
FL General Orozco mantiene a sus
hombres acuartelados, listos para
cualquier emergencia, y esta en- es-
pera de nuevcs contingencies de San
Luis Potosi V de Mexico.
Tambien esta esperanto que le en-
wien algunas batrrias ds ca1ones de
gTueso calibre, para artillar conve-
nientemente la plaza, pues los re
5eldes disponen de artilleria
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-06
LO LLAMA PARA YER 81
SOLUCIONA LAS Diff
CULTADES En- QUE
Sc HALLA 81
GOBIEBN0
-.,~7-.-re rsp>-,e! rarc II PRENsA.

T~.~G---HG FS0S-rCs p0Tr IL EhrESl.
CIUDAD DE MENICO, Mayo 8
FL gobierno. considerando que Ia 81
tuaci6n cs va pSactlcamente imposi-
Die de dominar por Ia fuerZa. ha re
sueIto solicitar el concurso del Ing.
Alfredo Rcbles Domirguez para YER
&c lIcgar q una solucion de las diff,
cultade< actuales sin derramamiento
de sangre.
De ura manera Official Sc anuHcio
anoche que el Secretario de Gobnr-
9a"i0r, Aq7linre Berlanga. ma concer-
.aGo una cnDferencia con el Ingenie-
20 Robes Dominique. haciendole sa.
Der previamente que dicha conferen-
cia es solicitada con el deseo unico
de buscar una solucion favorable a
a crisis.
Aun cuando oficialmente Sc ma que
rido haccr saber al publico que dicha
conferencia ha Sido concertada por
Aglirre Berlanga cor caracter par
ticular V no con el de Secretario de
Gobernacion. es plenamenta adnitido
en- todos los circulos. aim en- los of
ciales. que ese paso lc ha dado Agui-
IRE BeriarGa con plena autorizacion
dc Carranza, quien fue el Que do ms
truccjores acerca de los pvntos CUE
ha de tratar con cl jngeniero RobleS
Dcminguez.
Por su parte. los lideres borillistas
han dec!arado que en- ell curse de los
tres dias pr6vimos, Ia situacion ma
bra canbiado considerablemente V
que ese canbio sera favorable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-06
COMO CbPTURARON
4 ARNULFO
GONZALEZ

--.-7~arnc Especial ps~G 1T PEGNSA-
LAREDO. TEXAS, Mayo i.-Des
rucs 10 tres dias De reserva en- 10
rcfcrcnte a IA apprehension : Cnvio
Immediate 4 IA cjldad de Mexico. del
General Arnutfo Gonzalez, han en-
rezadu ~ corccerse detalleS del succ-
60. cue Ia Sido 7r eS5a poblaclon, :
rn Ia ve-iuu de Nucvo Laredo, Ia
raali2as. ampliameHte comentaGo,
pues cue el genera. prisionero era
auuj muy corocido.
Segln parcce. las auloridadeS fsde-
1afcs. igrorantes por algunos dias,
del paradero del General Gonzalez,
temjeron Que este. recOnocidamente
obregoniSta. tratasa de salir del pals.
para trasladarse a Sonora Y ahi unir
Sc A. movimiento revoluc;onario.
Dabido q esto. Sc trasmitieron orrie-
res = las ciudadeS fronterizaS. Lare
90 entire elias. para Que ejercieranu
,l-a estrecha vicilancia en- la Inca
International
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-06
UNA CONFERENClA
NISTERIOSA.

La. semana pasada, un jefe carran,
cista que Sc cncontraba en- Jlnenez,
solicito celebrar una conferencia te-
Iegrafica con la jefatura de Estado
Mayor del Presidente de Ia Repub!l-
ca. usando de Ia clave del General
Pablo Quiroga. actual jafe de las ope-
raciones en- el Estado de Chihuahua.
Ecta soia circumstance. hizo que
Ia conferencia Sc verificara sin sos
pecha. al principle. dal General 5a-
rragan. habiendo tornado parte en-
ella, Gesde Torreon, el General Cesa-
REQ Castro.
Algo, sin embargo. hizo entrar en-
sos-echas al General Barragan. quien
pi, al mencionado Central Castro,
identificara al que decia scr el gene
raj Quiroga.
Castro celebro con &l una entreyis-
Ia telegrafica. ' habiendole hecho
prcguntas sobrc asuntos solo conocl-
dos del General Quiroga, el de Jime.
ne2 So confundio por 10 Que Castro
comprcndi6 que habian sido engana-
dos e. ' e. jefe de Estado Mayor, Ba-
rragan.
En- esta cntrevista. el de Jimenez
Ie comunic6 que Sc iba reconcentrar
con sus tropas en- Torre6n, pues temia
ser atacado por una fuerza numerosa; !;
mas el General Castro Sospecho cue
aquella tropa pretendia entrar a la
plaza por sorpresa. = Sc apresur6 a
enviSr fuerza a setenerla Y comba-
tirla.
La no!icia cundio por n ciudad. Y
Ia alarma fue muy Prande, cuando
Sc supo que un trcn de obregonistas
caminaba hacia Ia rlaza. en- tanto
que otro tren. con fuerZas carrancis-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-06
LA QUESTION PETROLERA.

De De Ia Huerta manifesto que
tan pronto como las fuerzas del ejer-
cito revolucionario hayan tornado el
control del pals, Sc reunira Ell Con
greso para trat2r sobre diversos pro-
blemas pendientcs, uno de los cua-
les es el relacionado con la question
petrolera. Dijo que el nuevo gobier-
no permitira a los Guenos de terre-
nos explotar sus propiedades libre.
mente, de acuerdo con las leyes en-
que Sc hayan fundados los contratos,
en- tanto que el Congreso resuelve de
una manera definitiva Y satisfacto-
ria para lbs intsrcses creados. Ia
question relacionada cor la industria
de les productos del subsueIo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-06

La notica que en- nuestra edicion
de aver publicaramos. ac4rca de la
caida de la plaza de Torreon, Ia me-
tropoli lagunera, en- poder de los re-
volucionarios, nos ha sido hoy con-
firmada por noticias parcIaIes reel
bidas de Laredo, Texas, &le aun cuan
do no propcrcionan detalles del suce-
so. 10 dan por consunado.
S-,27in estas informaciones, desde
principles de Ia semana anterior, Sc
tenian en- la plaza coahuilense temo-
res de un ataQue rebelda y de una
sublevacion de las tropas que la guar
necIan.