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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
IDlOMAS

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TOMA CONOCiMiEN-
TO Ell

FL Consul de Mexico en- San Anto-
Mo, senior Beltran. tuvo conocimiento
Gel aSunto. e Embellishments GO trans
lad0 al Departments de Justicia- re-
quiriendo los a~rtecedentcs de Ia cres-
ton. para procurar la dcfensa de los
~ciudadanos Pantoja- Eillalobos y "a
vala-
BESIDE luego. 81 senor Be!trAn Sc hizo
cargo de los dos mil trescientos pesos
meXicanos. depositandolos en I'm ban-
co. Y g~estionando al misIno tempo Ia
libertad caucional de los ~detenidos.
por los cuaieS Sc pide ia Suma de mil
quinientos d6lares. es decir. nuininn-
toS por Cada uno. pero como In s'rr'n
que les fue recogida no hasta para OBJ
tener Ia libertad de loo acusados. Ell Sc
nor Beltran gestionard hoy mismo que
Sc reduzca eI monte de la fianZa a
mil G6lares. De esta manera los seno-
res Pantoja, Zavala ) NillaloboS po-
dram dir!cirse I SuS Antiques traba-
jos en- los caminos de ~ferrocarril. per
maneciendo ALI hasta el pr6Ximo mes
de Diciembre en- cue deberan ahrlrse
las Cortes para SentenCiarlos. Y posi-
hlemente indultarlos. nue. SeCdn nos
dijo 81 Consul. Sc trata-a de evidcn-
ciar su inocencia pues Dor ignoran-
cia de las Leyes cometieron tai delito.
contra Ell cual los c6digos araericanos
senalan Il Dena.
Los dos. mil trescienIoS pesos mexi-
canos que ilevaban los deteniGos. Sc
gun declar ron. eran e. ~eduivalente an
d6lares. del producto de sUs ahorros
durante e! tempo que han trabajado
en- los campos ferrocarrileros de los
EStadoS.
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Sc REPITEN O
C%iere de Ia la

puerto. sin darso cuenta de que otra
lanCha lo% seguia inSisten,cmentc.
Cuando hahtan entrado al Canal. Ia
Secunda lancha Ice do a~lcance a los
que oCupaban IL embarcaci6n de La
Corona. Y audazmente Sc interpusc
adclarte de ssta que detuvo inme-
d;atarnente 81 Marcia para evitar VI
choque inminente.
~ mismo tempo los companies dc
IL !aHcha p~erseguidora sacaron srls
pisto!4s intimando all paGador Leacht
y 4 sus acompanantes 4 CUE entrega-
ran Fl GInero que llevaban con-
sligo, coSa que estos hicieron rnuy 4
su peSar. pero con 81 prop5sito de SAL
var sus vidas a~menazadas por los ASA
tantes.
Una vez en- possession del dincro. tS-
tCS cmprendieron ura Marcia preci-
pi;aGa inr~ernandose en- Ia Lasura DO
Pueblo Viejo, en- tai forma. que hicie-
rcs completanente Until cualquier
persecution. eD eSos momentos.
Al regresar a Tampico 81 pagador
de La Corona Sc do aviso Il las Gu-
~toridades. Y Ia Jefatura de Ia Guar
niciGn deStac6 entertainments varios
eoldados por el rumbo que siguieron
los a~Saltante>. con 6rGeEes de darles
captura y reCogerles e. bCtin.
Ha causa pesina impression este he
chu entire los n~eCocianteS ~petroleros
Y va Sc han dirigido al gobie-no del
centric pidiendo que Sc ctorgucn ga
rantas a los p~agadoreS, pucs rarece
que vuelven = desaparecer et orden Y
Ia seguridad que ~comenzaba 4 disfrc-
tarse on los ampos petroltros.
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RETIRARAN LAS TROPAS
Nisns de Il L.

que las tropas in~tervengan en- e>os con
flictos. en- alsuna forrna. pero iue las
~iacrzas feGeraies no pueGen scrvir .
los intereSes de ~ninsuna dc las par
ties en- disputa, porque Ia mission de!
cj6rcito es Ia de velar por II iptegri-
lad de la Patria y IL def"nSa de las
institucioncs Y no Il &c hacer servi-
Go de policia.
En- algunos tuSares donde las huel-
gas estan adQu!riendo grave aTenaza.
sc IA pedido por las autoriGadcs ell
concurso de las tropas. para lCe visi-
len 4 los huelguiStas y den p~rotccci3n
a los iutereses amenazados. 10 que
>!Enifica ell empleo de las fuerzas fcde-
raleS en- s~ervic!o de poIicia, ALmismo
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EN- HONOR DEL MAYOR
DE IA ClUO6O

Hoy en- IA mapana. q las once CO.
mo n cari1osa demonstration de Era-
titud por las finezae recibidaS de IA
ciudad ante suS REPRESENTATIVES civil
les. : como amable despedida ~ Mavnr
de u misma- Hon. Sam c. Bell. n
Banda de Estado Nayor desarrollar:i
IN procrama frente al CITY Hall.
Por n tarde. como dejamos dicho al
principle de esta information. sera Ia
dcspcdida de IA Banda. Este Iltimo
concerto sera en- el Paruue Travis.
Por Ia noche volver& q tocar n ban
da en- el 'Maiestic.' n instance es-
peCial de una gran parte del pIblico
que anoche no tuvo ia suerte de es-
cucharla en- virtud de que fue INSULT
Cientc n sala para darle cabida.
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HISTORIA.

Causa y Fusilamierto &c MaSirnlliano y
de sus Generates Mi-amon y Mella:
caida de Que-et2rO. p-is!oneroS en- II
Cerro de las Canpanas, jueces > deien-
sores. acusacioGe>. discusses. >entencla-
dos a muerte. p~alahras lie Maximiliano
= Niranron. CT: Unicd edicion %confoF,
Ne al original, que Sc ent'tenlrh On CT -
Arch!vo General dc II NacIOn ...----Sl.H
( correspondence de Juarez y Montluc:
yo-ny y las minas de Sonora, AImoHte
> H;daI-o, los bonos de Jecker. Lauren
rrZ y yaraGoza. proclamaS de Fo-ey. pro-
ceso de los C~6n>ulcs. e. lmpe-io en- Me-
Ccmpcndio de Historic de Mexico, pOr
Larase Sc. -. &. -. - E e. Sc
DiscuTSos ' Manifie<:gs DC Benito Jua-ez.
desde 1888. cuando fuc diputadc a Ia lie
r~i~iatu-a de OaNaca, hdsta 1877 en- que
Ca.lecg6. sier.do P.sSce"te dc IA Repi-
biica ...... . 80 .-. -. . sim
e. L.5ro R2;o: historic de los grandes
( c-igrcneS ea Mexico iurante Ia Con-
Cuis;a e! Eir-eynato IA RcpGSllca y el
Imperio. Obra de Riva Palaci". M1teos.
Payno Y 81 Lie. Rafael MARITIME de Ia
Torn. que fue Gcttnsor del Enpera-
dor Maximiliano. Dos tomos - -. So 50
1 EpisoGros Nihtarcs Mcx.caros,-Guerra dc
independence e Invasion Norte-ameri-
Risto-:a Universal. por Martinez Rami-
-ez. In torao cEnpdstato ) con pEoIu-
sion &c dus;riacioaeS ......... SO
Historic dc Espaila. por AnGc! Saicedo
rr3Jo s2.25
u,s,o~ia de Mexico. por Yerdia .......S5 90
Historic de Grecia. deSde nos tiemroS he
roico>. hasra Ia Decentralization de! I'M
perio dc A!ciaaG-O . E. -. =. =. ,3c
FStoria Patria pO- don Justo Sierra =. SOC
La intervention y e. Imperio, por Salaco
Afva-cS.-Cuat-o ErGades tonoS. eacua-
dc-nados er tsla 90. 49,. . q. .-.$I6.00
Mexico VieiD y ARecd0tlco. por Coma
Iez Oregon. In tomo ;clI =. d. ...Sl.f0
Ni>ccia=ea: OiccamsncS. ci-euiaTes. pes
CgiSs- s-diciale>. co:nunicados. brindis.
, ca~.as etc, rcr Bcnito Jua-ez ......-.Sl.I0
La Vida en- Mexico eH 1910. :n;ereiau:e
apun;e> d. IA epocG. por Gonza!ez
O6reg6a. IN Jolao tel: ......Sl.+O
Sl:,uu dc ImIc-io: MaNi7:i!lanC. = YER
dad de a expedition eNtranjCra q Me-
x,rc. liheralc> : consCryadoreS. IA T-i-
nhc AaaaLa IaS NotIbles poesiaS &c
Nax;miliano. jg-arrcnto, etc: po= Pa
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o SERA FL ULTlMO
CONCERTO DE LA B.
DE ESTADO MAYOR
Por la malana tocGd ante ell
Mayor Belly en- la tarde
en- ell Parque TRAVIS

Hoy sera por u tarle ell nltimo con-
ci.rto de Ia Banda de EStado MaV"r
en- SUI permanencia en- esta d -
habfa p~royectado Dor el Mexican Ira
de Bureau de Ia Camara de Concrete
Que Ia Banda diera su uitimo cone!er-
to en- Ell Parque de Baseball en- Ia
Gale de Garden. siendo De pasa. y sol"
como una demonstration dc due el mn
blico de San Antonio c~orrespondia con
entusiasmo V con gusto IA vista de los
musicos mexicanos pero Ia Banda de-
clir0 cl agasaio en- esa lorna. V Sc
acord6 al fin que no hubiera tai an
dici6n de paGa. Ii ultima audicion Sc
ri pueS. tambisn pubhca. nov lueVeS
a las tres Y media de Ia tarde en- al
Parque Travis.
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olccIoNARIos CAsTELLANos.

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JUAN GARCIA
(Niene de Ia La

crutadores de Ia casilla ~instal;'ia en-
aquel lugar."
Cor tai declaration Sc Quiere demos
trar desde luego, por los partidarios
dc Garcia, que no tiene Fundamental
cuanto sc ha asegurado respeCto a la
incapacidad legal del candidate del
Independence para asumir el Poder
Executive de Nuevo Leon.
Ello no obSrante. los cnemigos de
Garcia siguen rrabajando para que
IA Legislature que Sc reuna e. ano
pr6ximo. declare que el candidate
triunfante Sc halia incapacitado le-
galmente para recibir e. podcr.
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CHASCbRRIllOS

Dos padres de familia Sc encuen-
tran en- In Gale y comierLan 4 hablaE
de aSuutos serios.
Cno de aquellos dice:
A m! no me GuSta contrariar ms
aficIones de los hijos en- cuanto 2 Ia
election de carrera.
oh. \ mi tamrcco. Nire us
ted. mi hijo mayor ha5ia demost-adc
siempre gran afici6n 4 las tablas.
-:Y lie ha corsagrado usted n Tea
tro?
No. lie he dedicado q c2rp:ntero.
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NOyELAS H~ISTORICAS

:! Sol dc M=yo.-Mcmorias &c n Inter
yenci6n iraucesa. Con EraHados ...-.S2.5o
81 Ce-rp lie la$ Campaaas.-Novela MS
t5r:ca de ErgnGi>imo intere> ........S2.5o
l. Ma!esead CaiLa.-EVIsodios kiS:0ricos
10, Observation-Disclosures Ge Ia insurrec-
cicu contra E>pana ......... S2.23
Menovias &c uu Gucr-ilIero. Historic dc
IL e2oca l. IA Reto-ma ..... ......S2.2o
Sacc-dC,e ) Caudi!io-ETiSodios de RucS-
IT, G.e-ra de Indepcndencia ........S2.2 %
Vomcch.-. Nuye.a Hls:or!ca POr Herr
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LOS MEXICANOS QUE
Wiene de Ia la

ordenaron el translate 4 San Anto-
Mo de Ildefonso Pantoia. 1cnacio vi
llalobos V Angel Zavala. que fueron
los Getenidos. a estos sc les habfa en-
ccntrado igualmente II suma de dos
mil trescientos pesos orc nacionaL.
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tempo que tales solicitudes Sc hacen
por parte dc las. autoridades y por el
de las emprcsas Que Sc conSideran a
menazadas por los huelgu!Stas, estes
estan protestando ante IL Secretaria
de Guerra por la presencia de ms tro-
pas en- las reGiones de las h%uelgls'
cOHs;ierando que Sc trata de ejeTcer
preston en- favor de los patrones.
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DiVERSOS.

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Nreys eGlcI6n aumen;ada Y co-gr:'da- 20
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ria> ~ecuhLAr.as. 70. e! Prot. Ace
veGo 600 20. %. .- e. -. 90 &c. So
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CartiEl tx Med'cIoa de SuperAcse-Re-
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nos, ,ieteTmInSr SuPe-tIcIes etc. $500. 10
ua,ec,suo dc Moral. V,rtaa : Urhautdad.
para $50 &c los nlnos Empa>tado.. 80
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Couvcr,ac.oues y uarraciouc> ~-clativaS I
To- heroes HIGalgO ; JuareE -. -. 80
81 Observation-Disclosures Le ~oce euader-
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Z. Drbsu.u en- "A EscGeIa.-Coleeciou Ge 10
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sScsibiE en- maquira e. -. . -. 81
ALMANAoUES PARA 1920.
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GRAMMATICAL.

Compendi0 je G-aEatica Castei!an2. Sc
gin "a Academia por TOrO y Come. .
Comperdio de GramaI!cA PoT Don Aa-
tre> BeLlc .. ... O.. $3.50 :
D,.i1na-iS. Or,U--a.ico dc las woes els
~tellanas que Of-ecen dificultad en- ~
rScrltura -. -. re-. -.. - y.
EIsr,nras de Grammatical. Por Herranz.. :
Grama.ica CaSce.lna. con arycg!o I n DC
Il Real Academia. po- amiga. NUnsn-
40 con ,-a;ados De OrtDsrlfia ' Pro-
Soda In ,5mo tia .-... 81
Cranalca de n Rea! Academia Espanola,
Ultima edici6n Official e. e. =. -. So.
Proa;ua-,O De Ortografi8 d II LenGUa
CaStcllanI .-... -. e. -.' -. - j
P-an.uarIo de C~onjuGacion- Q los t'e1
,-I Tc-bas Observation-Disclosures reto--
MA -. -. 1900. 81
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A~LMANAoUES PARA 1920.

z. mas antique Calvin
e. Aho en- n Mano e.
Afuauaque Ilu>traGo II
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SOC
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27
CHURCH HILL BOYS OFF
FOR NEWPORT NEWS|

The Church Hill Athletic club.
basketball quint. will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Newport News. where
they tackle the Shipbuilders on their
own court When these two teams
met here recently the local boys de-
feated the visitors from the seaside
by the close score of AZ to IS. after
one of the hardest struggles ever seen
on local floor. and as the Shipbuild-
ers will have the advantage OF play
ing on their own door tonight, the
local auint win have Its hands full in
returning home with the second vic
tory to Its credit.
Physical Director Franklin. OF the
Builders. is so confident Of winning
the game tonight, that he Is ready to
make arrangements for the third
game. OF which he is sure Il will take
to decide the championship, Of the
two cities.
Manager Archie Eyans win be IN
charge OF the locals when they leave
and he announced last night that all
ct his men were In drst. class condi-
ton and would put up the game OF
their lives In an attempt to make it
two strAights from the builders. The
following players win accompany
Manager Evans: Captain Woodward
and pendleton. forwards Metcaif.
center. and EhmiE ard Walierstein.
guards
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27
TRACK
SCHEDULE COMPLETE

Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. 2G-The Uni-
versity of Pittsburgh track schedule
for the coming outdoor season is now
complete. although one meet-that
with Lafayette colleges stu pend
ing. The Eastonians ask for dual
affair on their track for May s. and
Pitt accepted. but contracts have not
yet been signed.
This season VIII open with partici-
patton in the annual Pennsylvania re-
lay carnival at Franklin neld. Phiia-
delphia. on April 30 and May i. This
is week earlier than usual for this
classic.
May 8. Pitt will meet the Navy team
at Annapolis. Nd, on May Is. and on
May 20 will compete In a dual meet
with Penn State at Schenley oval here
and Pitts annual interschoiastic meet
will be held at the same time. On May
% and % the Painters will have all
their best men entered in the |. c. A..
A. A. A. games at Philadelphia, and
the season will close with q dual meet
with West Virginia university here on
June S. This Is very attractive
Schedule. and one that will tax the
ability of the Pitt boys to the limit
Every engagement brings them into
contact with some OF the best athletes
in the country.
Puts tennis team has received Of
fers of dates from Harvard. Yale and
other big schools. and an Eastern trip
is certain, While w. & ]. and other
Western Pennsylvania schools will
also be met.
Coach Dick Harley. OF the baseball
team, viii be here March to look
over the situation. and will then an
ncunce just when active practice will
be started. Some Of the baseball men
are now working indoors. along with
the track and tennis candidates.
The basketball season closes next
week. The campaign to date has been
a successful one, and Pitt has the best
claim to the championship of the tri-
state district. The season closes with
a game with Colgate here March 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27

we!scrger for o'Sullivan; Heniy for
Mcdowell
Goals from court-O'Sulliwn, S.
Brown. IL: Broaddus. I; Owens, 6:
Clayton, /: Massie, |.
Goals from fouis-Brown. :; Mas
No, 1.
Referee, Ben.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27
SPORT NOTES

I G. c. Peabody OF the Union Boat
club. won the Massachusetts, squash
racquet championship title O. 1890,
81 defeating Constantine Hutchins OF
the Boston Tennis and Racquet club
II the final round, lf-14. 15-7,
l7--k.
tsAers@
..umited States Naval Academy ath-
ketes had most successful day Of
composition. the swimming team de-
teAting the college Of the city of
Nav York ~ to the wrestling team
defeating Princeton university 8 to I:
thA~&ymnastic team defeating Massa-
cdnAefts Institute OF technology IS to
IA: the boxing team defeating univer-
x{U OF Pennsylvania 4 tn 2. and the
fencink team defeating the Harvard
varsity to l..
Ice MAscA. utility infielder for the
Chicago National league baseball club
lest year. has beens given his uncon-
ditlQnAl RELEASE.
The Harvard varsity wrestling team
defeated Springfieid training school
In their dual meet At Cam6ridre,
3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27
Bis PRICES For
BASEBALL STARS

The Giants were out to get stars
regardless Of cost and their initial
big deals resulted in obtaining the late
Cy Seymour. once the Nationals lead
ing batter. who came to New York
from the Reds. and Spike Shannon.
who was bought from ST. Louis. But
the real purchase thriller came in
1908. when the Giants paid $1,000 in
real money to the Indianapolis team
far Rube AarQuard. up to that time
the largest amount ever invested in
n bush Lacquer says I.esiie's. Two
years later Connie Mack compelled the
fans to take notice by purchasing
Lefty Russell from the Baltimore In
ternattonals for $4,000. but Barney
Dreyfuss. owner Of the Pirates. caused
both deals to be forgotten when he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27
JOHN MARSHALL READY
FOR SLAM AT WOODBURY.

Today will be day of rest for the
John Marshall basketball team af-
ter a steruous weeks practlCe in
pre- paration for their game with
woodbury. Forest on Saturday at
ternoon. Yesterday afternoon, at the
Robert E. Lee school. CoAoh Jones
put the squad through a grueling
workout and added tho finishing
touches which he thought necessary
to have them in tip-top condition. He
now believes them ready I" give the
Foresters a hard tussle for the first
place.
Coach Rice Warren has turned out
an exceptionally strong team at
Woodbury. this year and they come to
Richmond with practically a clean
slate. They were defeated by the
University of Virginia freshmen
early in the season but in return
game overwhelmed the Orange and
Blue.
Last Saturday at wcodberry they
defeated the Marshallites by large
score, Two of the local players were
out of the game, however, and they
will add considerably to the teams
strength In the Weekend game.
At the same time the first John
Marshall team is playing here the
second team will be playing Black
stone high school at Blackstone.
They have defeated the Blackstone
outfit once before and hope to repeat
the victory.
They will be weakened by the loss
OF Bethel and Tyson who will not
make the trip this Saturday. Bethel
will remain In Richmond TO be used
in case any of the first team are in
Jured.
Flave Tyson Is sick and will be I'M
able to accompany the squad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27

q yea are asrvosa. d.
sp"ndeat sak run
down through excess Or
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27

New York, Feb. 3s.-The nrst
meeting OF the executive committee
of the United States Golf association
since its election at the annual meet
ing, January 3. convened At Tho
Links the club for golfers. at Sc East
Sixty-second street, New York All the
members were present except Robert
NJ. Moore and Nelson NJ whitney.
The leading matters, to be considered
were the personnel OF the committee
to confer with the Royal and Ancient
Golf club Of ST. Andrews. Scotland.
in regard to the revirion Of the rules
and the selection by the executive
committee of dates for the national
championships.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27

G0A8 from court-WOOdWafd, 3.
rendleton s: Bethel. 3: Ehmig. l.:
Harris, ..
Goals from foul-woodward, 1: HI.
Devfne. :.
Referee, Dunford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27
P|zz|AI CASE IS
SETTLED OUT OF COURT

When the jury In the case OF The
Savings bank OF Richmond. VS.. Mra
Anna Pizzini. pending in the chancery
court. reassembled yesterday morning,
counsel i'll the case announced that
The suit had been compromised and
settled out OF court member Of
the jury was Withdrawn. and the
jury. which had been sitting in the
case for practically a week, was dis
asharged. The terms of the COM
promise was not stated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-27

Worcester. Mass. Feb. 35.--Massa-
chusetts branch Of the National Fede-
ration of Postofficc Clerks. In state
convention here yesterday. adopted
RI solutions favoring = 50 per cent In
opposing one cent loyal postal rates.
Delegates from seven1 k-nve cities and
towns. representing 900 members
we're present. John H. FarrslL Of Low
ell. presided.