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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16

more than 1000 men attended. The
meeting was adjourned until next
Wednesday, when an attempt will be
made to bring together again all the
surviving members of the regi ment
Henry Taylor of Greenwood, is presi-
dent of the regimental association.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16

Noakes, manager. Grain will be taken
in on Friday. the machinery now be-
ing In working order.
Lunch will be served on Friday and
the opening" will be an all day
affair, continuing into the evening,
the plant and grounds to be we'll
lighted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16
ELEVATOR TO HAVE "OPENlNG
DAY." FRIDAY, SEPT. II

The Farmers Equity elevator at
New Paris, being now ready for bust
ness, is to have a gala opening day
on Friday, Sept IT. The farmer stock
holders will inspect this new and
model plant with considerable inter
est, and the public generally are in,
vited to look US over" said John w
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16
Out on a Strike

Did 1t ever occur to you why you
come home all tired out, Respondent and
irritable? It's because your Liver. Stom-
ach and Bowels are out on a strike. For
better treatment just write DR.. Burk-
hart, Cincinnati, and he will send you
a trial treatment of DIR. Burkharts Veg
etable Compound. Or you can obtain
1t at your drug store: 80 days treat
ment, Csc; 10 days. 50c.-Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16
Protect Your ChiId-and Others

coughs and colds to many children. AT
the first sign Of a cold 1t Is well to
give child dose of Foley's Honey and
medicine. Mrs. j. p. PluijmerS, 246 Au-
tumu St. Passaic, n j.. writes: "Foley's
Honey and Tar certainly is the best
cough and cold remedy l ever tried for
my little boy" Children like II. Good
for coughs. colds. Group, whoopin g
cough, nay fever and asthma. For sale
by A Ct Lu3en x Co. GO Main St.-Ad-
vertiScmcnt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16

DON'T HESITATE to phone us
your wants. We are glad to DE
liver Free and Freely" also prompt
ly D. & S. Drug, Phone 1904.
EGGS WILL be high this winter.
Liquid Glass-Egg Preserver-Eggs
preserved in this solution will keep
and taste fresh for year or longer.
Full directions on each bottle. Put
up in Csc and Csc bottles, or as
much as you may want. D. & S.
Drug, Phone 1904.
YOUR SECOND SET OF TEETH
Teeth play such an important
part in the preservation Of health
that nature provides us with two
sets. The first one does not out
last childhood, but the second is in
tended to outlast life. Keep your
teeth sound and healthy by visiting
your dentist at least twice a year
and by using Penslar Antiseptic
Tooth Paste-25c. or one of the
many makes of pastes, powder or
soaps that we carry. Your teeth
also deserve a good tooth brush.
We have those guaranteed not to
shed bristle. All prices. D. & S.
Drug, Phone 1904.
PENSLAR DYNAMIC TONIC
Revitalizes. Makes the body Wig
orous. Just the thing to start the
fall and winter off right with. 75c
and $3.50. D. & S. Drug, Phone 1904.
LIFE HAS NO PLEASURE
NOBLER THAN FRIENDSHIP
Help cement that friendship by CIV
ing a box of pure fresh candy-Nun-
nally's Chocolates and Bon Bons or
any other of their many kinds of
dainty CONNECTIONS. We are their
agents and are proud of it. D. & S.
Drug, Phone 1904
WE KNOW A GOOD THING
when we get it-at least we now
think so. Why: Because Of the
many pleasing floral remarks made
about the Harriet Hubbard Aver
line Of Toiletries. In addition to
the Ayeristocrat Cream and Face
owder the Cuticle Softener Nail
pomade, Nail Bleach and Nail Pol
;sh are big selling numbers. D. &
S. Drug, Phone 1904.
D. E. S. STORE POLICY
There's string to YOUR money
and every purchase you make at the
D. & S. If everything isn't salts
factory all you have to do is to jerk
the string, in goes the Paid Out
key on our Register and out comes
YOUR cash. This is the principle
on which the success of this bust.
ness was founded. Drugs With a
Reputation" Satisfaction or Your
Money Refunded. D. & S. Drug,
Phone 1904.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16
DUNDEE AND YELLING
TO BOX UNDER NEW LAW

NEW YORK, Sept. 16-The New
York state boxing commission and
license committee formally opened of.
fices here today and set the machinery
in motion to revivify boxing, which has
been dormant in greater New York
since the repeal Of the Frawley law.
1t was announced that the first bout
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16

under the new Walker law would be
held in this city between Johnny Dun
dee and Joe yelling. 1t will be for
fifteen rounds to a decision.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16

OUR SUPERFUMES Are per-
fumes and toilet waters that carry
with them-each and every odor-
it's own particular charm. Convey
ing the fragrant message of your
presence. An unusually large as
sortment Of the worlds best to Sc
lect from. Come in and sample
them. No obligation incurred in
doing so. D. & S. Drug, Phone 1904.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16

BEAUTY is BUT SKIN DEEP"
therefore utmost care should be
taken to maintain a soft skin and
a delicate complexion. Penslar AL
mond and Cucumber Cream imparts
a velvety freshness and youthful
tint to any complexion. Price Csc.
D. & S. Drug, Phone 1904
A COOLING CREAM for Sun
burn, Tan, etc, is our Chaptilla.
It's use will insure you a firmness
beautiful complexion. Gentlemen
will find it an excellent preparation
to prevent razor pimples and rough
skin after shaving. Per bottle, Csc
plus war tax. D. & S. Drug, Phone
1904.
THAT HOSPITAL for fountain
pens Of any make in poor condition
or run down razor blades of any
make-safety or old styles still
open and doing business from very
early in the morning until we'll nigh
midnight. Bring EN- in. D. & S.
Drug, Phone 1904.
ONE FOR EVERY DURABLE
AILMENT is what Dr. LeGear says
of his 81 preparations-all guar
anteed-Stock and Poultry Rene
dies. Especially good-if we may
Judge from numerous calls-are his
Hog Prescription, Stock Powder
and Poultry Prescription. Ask for
75-page Stock and Poultry book,
it's free. d. e S. Drug, Phone 1904.
FIRST CALL for cold weather.
Don't get cold feet. If you do, take
a hot water bag to bed with you
We have good ones for dollar and
bottle, an ice bag, a bath spray or
up. Whether you want a hot water
anything in rubber goods, you can
get the very best here. D. & S.
Drug, Phone 1904.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16

CREEPING THINGS Of every
known variety can be extinguished
by our numerous disinfectants and
germicides. Fly, Roach, Bed Bug,
Ant, Rats or Mice are in the cate
CORY we refer to. D. & S. Drug,
Phone 1904.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-16

DON'T HESITATE to phone us
your wants. We are glad to DE
liver Free and Freely" also prompt
ly. D. & S. Drug, Phone 1904.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-02
CHINA PROGRESSES
IN BUSINESS WAY
like AMERICA
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Sept. China, for
centuries the unprogressive nation
whose glory was in the past, Is forg-
ing ahead in business ways that re-
mind ono Of aggressive American
progress, William P. Bancker, gen
eral purchasing agent Of the Western
Electric Company, declared here to-
day in resume of trade investiga-
tions he had made during a six
months tour Of the world.
China presents most fertile field
for American enterprise" he said.
Despite an occasional military effort
by some small minority, that nation
is hive Of industry. Labor seems
plentiful and, what is more important,
cheap. In fact, the latter feature is so
true that capital has clear way for
productive plans and new fields OF
effort.
The Chinese business men, especi,
ally those who have been educated
abroad, are adopting American and
British methods and are forging
ahead. Exchange is working to the
advantage Of China because Of the
/ rise in value of silver bullion, which
works to the benefit of the big repub.
lie in it's position in other countries.
India, ancient land Of mystery, also
is making big strides commercially
with Americans there as In other IA
eastern territory laying foundation:
for future trade, Mr.. Bancker said
The Hindoo is beginning to make
himself an important factor in bust
ness and political circles, he con
tinued, adding:
1T is remarkable how wthe aver
age Asiatic as a result Of foreign edu
tational processes seems to I've LOSING
his reputation for self-effacing con
servatism. Today you find him in po
sitions Of Importance, competing witt
all sorts of foreign conditions. !"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-02
UNIVERSITY MAN
ENTERS THE FIGHT
AGAINST HIGH COST

New York, Sept. 2.-Old fashioned
sandwichman publicity has been
chosen by Dr.. Robert Grimshaw, ef-
ficiency engineer and faculty member
of New York University, for an at
tack on the high cost of groceries in
the Washington Heights section Of
this city.
DR.. Grimshaw served notice that
grocers would have to cut their prices
or hear from him. Quotations remain
ing virtually unchanged. the doctors
till-boarded sandwich men paraded
throughout Washington Heights main
thoroughfares and market sections
hcralding the wholesale prices for
garden truck showing wide mar
sin below retail costs.
Washington Heights housewives
generally have noted the Grimshaw
sandwich men and their message, and
everybody is talking about It."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-02

total value of exports to all North
American countries was $1,635,S13,316
while imports from those countries
were valued at $1,4S6. 459,S42, giving
the United States a trade balance Of
approximately $4,000, 900.
Asia finished the fiscal year with a
trade balance Of approximately $780,
COO,O against the U United States.
The value Of shipments to this coun-
try being placed at $1,36S,669, los
whereas shipments to Asia were val
ued at only $79S, 136,45S.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-02
U. S. TRADE WITH
REST OF AMERICA
HITS HIGH FIGURE
(By Associated Press,

Washington, Sept. American
trade with the Central American
states totalled slightly more than
s125, 100000 during the last fiscal
year, according to Department OF
Commerce records. Exports to the
six republics were valued at $73,221,-
lO2 while the value Of goods they
shipped to this country were $685.
1850.
Trade with Canada totalled nearly
billion and half dollars. The
value of exports was placed at $500
135.O23 and imports at $5S7,377,SS1,
leaving a trade balance in favor OF
the United States of $352,757,642. The
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-02
FIGHTY.YEAR.OLD
SOLDIER WRITES

w. H. Clough, Co. E, Ward 5, Sol
dier's home. Cal, writes. II. have
been troubled with constipation for
years. have found Foley Cathartic
Tablets keep me in better and nat
ural shape than any medicine ever
have taken. am almost eighty years
old and am pleased to tell you Of
the value have received Foley Ca
thartic Tablets cause no pain, nau-
sea nor gripping. They relieve indi-
gestion,( sick headache, biliousness
and sour stomach For sale by Hen
ley's Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-02
United Markets

King of Spain has informed his
subjects unless birth rate was speed
ed up the country would fall from its
position in the world.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
Mega Gales que tensan
en- proyecto en- Yucca
tan Ia secession
FALSAS NOTICIAS
Es inexacto que salIera
de N. Orleans parque
para la peninsula

Tslcg-ame Especial pGra Ia PRENSi'
CIUDAD DE MENICO, Noviem bre
12.-Conentando una Dot!cia trasmiti-
da por el cable, respecto quo IN Gru-
% de yucatecos han fleteado TN bar
co cargado de aH:u2as Y municiones en-
Nueva Orleans, con el objeto de ini-
ciar una guerra ae carac;er separatista
en IA peninsula, el Secretario de Cue
IRA declare a Ia prensa que esta poti-
cia es iaexacta-
Dito eI general Gales que adn cugn
do nouchos yucaSecos siempre nan MS
pirado a Ia separation. no cree cue
Ilesuen a irtentar -ealizar IN movi-
nlcnro de esa naturaIcza quienes 10
2-oyectan. pe,o que Ien TODD caso, e:
sobterno sabra rcprin1ic con toda encr-
sia cualqulera intentora. que "a preren
&c huccr en- el sentido indicado.
Optnass que las difirultadcs actua-
les on YucaIan no son lnotlvajias pre-
clsaInente por eI deSeo de pr2Vocar IN
u.ov;mienJo de carSctsr separatista
como eli que Ie atribuycr los despaci4o-
vtnidos del extranJero, Sino Dor 6ife-
rencias dc los partidos locales cue SO
disputan el poder, y por IA actitud fran
cameate hostil asumida por los socia-
iiSras, n Quieucs arm3 q soblcrnO du-
rar,te cl tiempo que estuvo 81 frente
% q e1 general AiyaraGo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
Ia TRACED|A De
MISS TEODORA
SANDERS
La FALTA De DINER0 PARA
PERkANECER AL LAD0 De
La PERSONA AhADA La
IMPULSE A TOhAR LA
DETERMINATION TERRIBLE

Te,cqrama Espectcr pord LA PRENSA"
CHICAGO, Noviembre 12.-El fun
cio2ario judicial que investiga el caso
de "a scnorIta Teodora Sanders, que Sc
di6 muerte hace tres dias en- esta ciu-
dad er uno de los princiEales hote!es,
dcclara que de las inyestigacioncs cue
20 han hecho Sc desprende qre Ia 10
ven larcfenSc tom6 II tr4cica deter
rninacijn en- vista de que hablan re-
sultado inutileS los esfuerZcs que hi
~ rara Obtencr cl diaero necesnrlo
para pcrmanecer cerca dc IA nersH-
ia a quien amaha.
L. senorita Sanders habfa estado
por cspacio dc varias sensaras CT q
Hotel dorde Sc deSarrollaron los suce-
SOS 81 cuenta montaba va una
cantidad crecida. Antes one regresai
Il Laredo. Texas, a! lado de ST. familis
Ia scfiorita Sanders prcfiri6 darse
muerte cuando vi0 que eran inht!!e'
todos sus esfuerZos para seErir ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
AGU|LAR ESTA "a
EN- E EDO. De
VERACRUZ
ASI Sc RUhORA EN- MEXICO
POR MAS QUE GALES
CREE QUE Ell YERNO De
CARRANZA SIGLJE TODAVIA
EN- LA REP. De GUATEMALA

TslcgrGnG Especial pcr1 LII PRENSA"
CD. DE MEXICO Novienlhrc "a
Han circulado insistentes rumores de
que Candido Aguilar logr6 al fin
cruzar la frontera en- Guatemala Y que
= enruertr;; Va rn territorio meXica-
no en- camino del EStado de Vera
cruz.
Los representatives de la prenSa en-
trevist6 III Secrctario dc Guerra Ca
Hes, para preSuntarle que hahIa de
cic~to sobre tales rumores. y contes-
10 que en- su coucepto. no ha cruZado
IA frontera el hijo poliiico de Carran-
"a. p,;cs que 81 no sc le ha aviSado
de Ia preSenCia dc Agui!ar en- Sue!o
mexicano. Agreg0 Gales que. afr
mar T. crcencia que there de Cue AGIi-
lar ne Sc hn internad6 en- territoriC Go
Ntxicn ronuribuyen los mensajes que
ha recibido ell Secretario dc Relacio-
ncs EXteriorcs. que h0hl"n de que e.
antique goberuador de NCracrCZ per-
rnan.cc ajln on Guatemala.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
PREPARAN FESTEJOS PARA
RECIBIR AL GOBR. De TEX.

T.loorcrr1 Especial para "LA PRENSA'
CD. DE MEXICO, Novienlhre H.
rrepiransa grandes icstejos Ell honor
del gobernador del Estado de Texas
William P Hobby, quicn vennra Z cs-
Ia capital a fines del mes. para aslsui
4 las ceremonies organiZadas para ce-
lebrar Ia toma de possession del gene
raj Obreg6n.
El gobernador del Estado dc Texas
vendra acompahado lie su Estado Ma
yor. de su esposa Y de las fam'llas de
los mienhros de 81 cuerpo de A!u-
danteS.
Tanlbicn sc haran fcstejos en- honor
del Mayor (Alcaidel de Ia ciuGad de
Dallas, Mr. Wascraft. quIen ha side
igualmcnte invitado de honor las ce'
renonias preSidenciales
Tanto ell goberrador AUa5y como e
Aicalde lie Dallas seran aqut hues-
pedes del general obrestn. qul=n ic-
extendierl la invitaci6n para rtsitar
tsta capital. durante 81 r:si:a a Da-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
REUNIRASE TN CONGRESO
PEDAGOGICO FL MES PRIMO.

Te!esrGn:G Especial para Ia PRENSA'
CD. DE MENICO. NovieInbre T.
Ha convocadose q un ConsreSo Nucio-
nal Pedagjgico para el dia - :tci pr6N
mo mes &c D!ciembre, en- csta capital.
En- tai Consreso Sc estudiara el plan de
educaci6n nacional que ha de desarro-
uarse, de acuerdo con los prop0sitos
Que amman al future so5ierno de fe-
deralizar ID ensehanza. creando de nue.
vo ia Secretarfa de instruction Publ
ca Y Bellas ArSes. eliminada per q 90
bierno de CarrauZa, por recomenGacio-
nes del ingeniero Palavicini.
En- el referido Congreso Pedagogical
debertn cstar Representatives todos los
Estados de Ia RepGblica. con el orjeso
lie qu1 las rcscl"c;ones que en- Gi =c TO-
men. tcngan, efcctivaa'es.e el cara';-
te. de Laclonales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
UNA ASAhBLEA De
COAERC|ANTES
EHC,. jUAREZ
Sc REUNIRA FL 5DE FEB. DEL
PROX[hO ANO De 1921
Sc TRATARAH Ell ELLA ASUNTOS CON-
RELACION Al EHSAHCHAHIEKTO DEL
COMERCIO hEIICANO

L. Cdmdra Naciunal de CoTaercio de
Ciudad JuireZ. Ia Eirado una circular
a todaS las instituciones y orgar :zacio-
nes comerciales Ge Ia Repdbli"a MsEi-
cana. por Ia CuaI Sc Convcca n una A
amblca General Extrao"dinaria q1e
d"be-i cfectuarse en- dicha plaza fr'n-
teriza el da de Febrero del pr1xino
ano de 1921. para tratar muy lntere-
santes asuntos que t!enen relac;6R di-
recta con el ensanchamiento de los
negocios las trarsacciones conner
ciales entire Mexico y los centres in
dustriales y manufacturers de Ia from
terra estadounidenSe.
La circular de referencia, eli 81 par-e
esencial, dice as!:
En- cumpltrniento del superior a
cuerdo tornado por Ia Terccra Asam-
blea General de Ia Confederation dc
CaInaras de Comercio de los EstlaoS
Cnidos Mexicanos Y con au:oriZac!dn
cxpresa de ia Comisi6n Executive de L!
miSma Confederation, eSta CArnara Ma
cioral de Comercio Sc honra en con-
vocar las Cdmaras de Concrete cc"-
federadaS a Ia Asambleo General En-
traordinaria CUE debera reInirSe en-
Ciudad Jus-ez q las diez dc IA mafana
del sabado de Febrero de 1921, en- el
local tie eSta C.ITnara-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
HACEN DECLARAR 4
UFEFE De Edo.
Los e. III.
Ell PRESIDENTE De HAITI
ante e. COhITE NAVAL
10 LLEYARQA PARA QUE DiERA ST PODIA
PROBAR L0 De La hATAAlA DE-
SUS C0aCiUDADAsOS

Te,sgra,aa Especial po-a IA PEEESA"
NJEEA YORK. Novlerlbre L.
Tn despacho rec!bido de Puerto Prt1-
cipe. Haiti informa que el Preaiden-
te dc aquel pals ocupado por las tro-
pas observation-disclosures, compareci6 .
declarar ante el Corn;te que cstI IN
,-asrigando las cusjas de ascsinatos
lie haoiranrss por laS troVas ue ocu-
pacion.
Seg1n reciere q Gss?acho. a Ire
,sidenLs haitano VI. dc DartiaGQeave,
DECLARE no tere~ informes oficiales
sobre atentados comeGGos por los
marines de EsIados Criios con los
rlacionales, pero habtan neSedo hasta
81, por el clamo- pQbEco, noticias dc
atentados registrados en- los sigulcn-
tes puntos: Hinche. St. Mare, Du
Nor6. Stirebalats, Crande I:ivcr1.
Croixes- bouquets y Las CoEidas, a.
Sregado que e. Sohierno no habia to-
,aado incerSs en- los Osu2toS. porGuc
nunca recibio proptanerte una Quej2
de parte dc las farilias de los vfcti-
mas. Parece cue el PrcSidente de
Haiti confes6 que clio - la debldo u!
hecho de que los revoluc!o1a-loS nan
Icsrado hacer Greer al pueblo que 70
ex!sts propiamerte IN iefs de f.stIdo
en- Haiti. porQue los revoiGcionarios
IL, reconocsn como tai al Hresidente
Dartigueanneye.
Agrega ei despacho que el referiao
Presidente de Haiti dec1a-7j que g
pueblo, con pocas excepciones, Sc ha-
bia regocijado al II al pas las tro77S
-,-r,r--Sssa ms
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
Sc MUESTRA COMPLACIDO
DE La AMMONIA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DECLINE, sinen1bargo, la in0aocion
que le Mcieron los n7atamorenses !
Los acompanantes del Presidente electo 81
fueron a la ciudad n7exicana, donde los
agasajaron con toda cordiahdod

10 2 Brownsville, ben6fica no SOLO pa
"a los intsrcses del Vale, sino para las
relacicnes entire meSicancs V america
nos. Es indudable que estas relacio-
nes han sido mas aIniGables COMO RESIN
tado de Ia vista del Presidente elecio
V del discurSo que aver Dronunc!ara
en- los camQos del Fuerte Brown. como
indudable es tambien que Ia vista oet
senador Harding 4 Il frontera lia SER
vido para que los meTicanos sc fhr-
maran uo concepto cahaI del futufa
Presidente de los Estado5 Un;Tos y
que muchos' que tenfan una asItud g
GreSiva de parte del SuceSor Go W IL
son, modificaran su opinion.
Los acompanantes del Pres.dcnte e
lecto, hombres publicos y periodIstas,
no han ocultado u sorpresa que ie'
CAUSE el hecho de que meHicanos y
americanos viven en- esta region efi7e-
ramente ligadoS por una amlstad SIN
cera. de buena f6 Y rea;mentc firT1e.
Esto. naturalmentc, serA dado 4 como
rer por los representatives lie 10 prersii
en- toda Ia Union, y servird dc muclfo
para ir hacienda deSaparecer los, pre-
iuicios que existen : que SOD. sin du-
da alguna, los que mas han contribuf-
do a que no Sc haya dcsarrollado una
politica de verdadero acercaiDiento.
Aun cuando Sc han echado a volar a
quf rumores de que estallara un Enovt-
miento revolucionario en- diversas re-
giones del pals, para oi>onerse al go
bie-no dc ObreG6n. los hombres de re-
gocios TO parecen dar mucha irlTortau
cia a tales rumores, pues ccnflan en-
que cI pueblo !neIicanc aban' onara
para siempre Ia lucha armada y Sc
dedicara por entero nj traDato = ID
labor del proGrcso, con Ia coopertcl"n
de los hombres de negocios lie los IS
tados Unidos, que estdn b!cn intencto-
paGnS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
RODOLFO HERRERO Sc
DECLARE SOBERANO
No atiende a nadie y Sc dedi-
ca q moIestar q los agen-
tes del gobierno

Tel>srcma Espsciri para "a PHENSA
CD. DE NlENICO. Novie;nbre L.
Rodolro Herrero, que Sc halla en- Pa
pantla. Yer. y que no obcdecc las Or
dencs dc nadie. tratl de molest"r a
todos los agcntcs del eobierno. prIncl-
palmente . los de Ia Secret&rIa dc ~
rricultura cue se ocupan de IA question
agraria, -pucs juzsa que todos son eS-
pias Y que van con el objcto de de de-
nunciarlo a fin dc Que Sc de aprehen-
da traiga q es;a capital a respon-
der de los cargos Que le resu.tan ell Ia
muerte de CaITanZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
ZUNIGA Y MIRANDA Sc
OUEJA DEL CONGRESO
Ell rival de Obregon dice que
no contaron los uotos
que el obtuUo

Tcicgrama Especial pdTo ia PRGSSA",
C1UDAD DE MENICO, Noviembre
12.-NicoIas Zuniga Y Miranda, el eter
no candidate presidential, Sc ha diri-
gido A ia Suprema Corte mediante un
curioso escri;o en- que pide que Sc lie
ampare que Sc prohiba que sea pro-
mulgado cl Decreto del Congreso de-
c!arando que Obrcs6n es el Presidente
electo.
Funda su demanda Zuiiisa Miriam
da en- el hecho de que no fueron COM
putados Ell Ia Camara de Diputados
los votos sufragados en- su favor en-
las eiecciones del mes de septiembre
ultimo.
Sc cree que IA Suprema Corte no to-
mara en- cuenta el escrito de Z1niga
Y Miranda.