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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
nutlcr Coo. to Marion.

NEW YORK. Dec. l7.-Dr Nichols
Murray Butler. president OF Column
bia University, left here today to
spend tomorrow by invitation with
Fresident-E Elect Harding at Marion.
Ohio. II Is said that international
affairs will be discussed. DIR. Butler
is accompanied by Judge John x.
Davies, Of New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
wn,,S. "a urtnIn E,rnIn

WASlIINGTON Dec. little Cen
trial OF Georgia Railway Company to-
uay applied to the Interstate Com
mercc Commission for "A certificate OF
convenience, asking authority TO re-
tain earnings in an excess of ner
cent on coal spur CTS miles long
10 be built in jefferson County, Ala.
TO the lower Cahaha coal fields.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
lmyc Residence Iiurns.

NCHFUIsi. w. Dec. lI.-Thc
residence OF y. w. Ingo. at Forest
was destroyed by hrc Monday, waen
Mrs. Inge and, children were home
alone. They saved some o: the fur
nishings. The loss was probably
more than g., 400
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Churrhmcn.s League Formed.

LTNCliRURo;. VA. Dec. 1.-THE
men of the local Episcopal churches
have formed 81 Church,ncn' League
with G. :. Huttrr president: Y. u.
Marshall. vice-presiGent. and William
I. Macleod. secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Will Street Firm Fails.

NEW YORK. Dec. l1.-Failurc OF
tn" Wall Street firm CT Hollistcr. Lyon
and walton was announced today
from the rostrum OF the New York
stock Exchange. Of which the con-
Germ was member. No statement
regarding the liabilities and assets
OF the brokerage house wns iSsueh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

TO the Federal reserve act offered by
Senator Smith, Democrat. Georgia,
would make cotton factors paper
eligible for discount at Federal re-
serve banks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

OVERLAND 1920
coon TOURING. $500.
OVERLAND 1920
ROADSTER. $50.
SLIGHTLY USED.
OVERLAND go"
ROADSTER
BARGAIN.
OVERLAND "ss"
AN EXCELLENT BUY.
CHEVROLET -
$4,000. Wv ooh'No'
OVERLAND ~
,..noo TOURING.
OLD CAR TAKEN
ANY OF THE IN TRADE For
ABOVE CARS.
OUR REPUTATION
YOUR PROTECTION.
OVERLAND
2i3-:i5 CO.. INC
WEST BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
85s Z. Main Street Phone Randolph "a
Norfolk & Western Ry.

Leave BROAD Street station Daily.
For Norfolk 5:65 \. NJ, 800 \. NJ,
a:39 T. A.. $50 7. II. For the West,
+. NJ, 9:25 p. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. 1:45 a. ~, 6:55 z. NJ, 9:55 p
NJ: from the West, $500 A. M. $3.50 A.
NJ, 2:l0 P. NJ. 7:50 p. M. 9:55 p. NJ
Office, 832. East Main Street. Phone
Madison l16.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
PRESIDENT-ELECT
TALKS WITH REED.
GERARD AND BRYAN

tContinued From First rnycl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
No Harding-C0x
Debate Probable

On Board Senator Harding Special
Train. Oct. 14.-Republican managers
on Senator Hardings train announced
definitely late today that the Demo-
cratic proposal for a League CT Ma
tions DEBATE between the Republican
nominee and Governor Cox would not
be accepted.
Senator Harry $. New, head of the
Republican speakers Dfeau, said he
had not yet received the Pre- posal sent
him py Senator Pat Harrison. in
charge of the Democratic speakers bu
reau. and added:
Il would not for a moment consider
a proposition so utterly absurd"
Neither Senator New nor other men,
bers of the candidates immediate par
ty would go into detailed discussion
of the subject. but it was said that
Senator News position accorded with
that of Senator Harding.
The question of a jcint debate is
not new, although broacnel formally
now for the first time. ard during the
campaign Mr. Harding frankly has
told his friends that he did not regard
direct debate as a course In keeping
with the practices of presidential
contest
The purpose of the Republican nom
mess. his leaders have said. has been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
'Crabbet is Star
for Day in Army
,Steed Contest

Concord, y. H. Oct l4.-Crabbet.
chestnut gelding and one Of the regis
tered Arabs from the stables of W.
K. Brown OF Berlin. y. H. contribut-
ed today to the most spectacular feat
thus far in the 300-mile endurance
test. covering the 60-Iniles from White
River Junction. Vt. TO a point just
outside the finish lire this city. in
eight hours fat. Officials who are
Judging the work of the horses said
this was a worlds record for the dis
lance. The horse was ridden by Jack
F'retz. a famous broncho buster. who
had ridden Sargon. an Arab. until that
horse was Withdrawn Yesterday.
Because of the rules which do not
permit horse to finish 4 days race
ahead of a specified time limit. Crab
bet was held outside the city for an
hour and was actually preceded
across the line by Mile. Denise. and
Bunkie. two grade thoroughbreds
from the Army Remount Service
which, as on previous days. came in
together ahead of the rest of the field,
and by Rustem Bey. Mr.. Browns
cross-bred chestnut gelding Mos
cowa and David Craig, registered
thoroughbreds. followed Crabbet in.
and all the rest of the Is mounts re-
manning in the test finished well in
side the time limit.
Three horses. however were dis
qualified after being examined here.
officials explaining that they appeared
rather tired. They were Scotland and
Golden Glow. registered Morgans and
Rufik, registered Arab.
Officials for the New Hampshire
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals joined the veterinarians
accompanying the cavalcade in pro-
nouncing the condition of all the
horses excellent. They said they had
40 complaint to make of the way in
which tn .eanimals were ridden and
were satisfied that they were being
properly cared for. Earlier in the day
Governor Bartlett. who Is honorary
president of the Society, had an
noCnced that today's leg of the test
would be watched closely and that If
any horses became so fatigued that
1t had to drop out of the contest. he
would order the arrest of the rider.
The thirteen horses which will
cover the last leg of 60-miles will
leave early tomorrow morning for
Camp Devens, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15


est forum in the state capitol 1t
was the evelenth speech of the ex-
hausting day in ohio for the COVER
nor on his first full day of home
heath campaigning.
Boys at Wapakoneta bearing large
Autographs of Senator Harding and
shouting for the senator, caused
Governor Cox to declare that he had
discovered Il new ''contemptible''
plan of the opposition. Told by To-
cal Democrats that the boys were
hired by Republican leaders Cover
nor Cox questioned onesyoung boy
who kept unfurling a Harding poster
in a theatre aisle directly before the
governor. Asked by Governor Cox
who had hired or told him to fiaunt
the poster the boy replied. No
body"
You go home and tell your moth
o. that you did not tell the TRUTH"
tiA governor replied.
There is great deal Of money
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Auto Association
to Elect Nov. 10

A meeting of the newly elected d.
rectors of the Maine Automobile
Association was called by President
Hiram w. Kicker today for the pur-
pose OF organizing and choosing the
officers for the ensuing year.
1t will be held at the Congress
Square hotel. Portland, at 1890
Wednesday. Nov. 10, and will contin-
ne throughout the day The direc-
tors meeting will be held in the sun
parior and at noon luncheon will
be rendered the directors in the
special dining room of the hotel
There are 81 directors from every
section of Maine. and it is expected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Baseball Plans
Should Await
Probe Says Heydler

New York Oct IA difference of
opinion exists between President John
son of the American League and Pres
ident Heydler of the National League
regarding the ACCESSIBILITY o. holding 4
meeting of the ma jor league club own
ers to plan for the future of baseball
while the Cook county grand jury is in
session in Chicago. President Heydler
made public a telegram relative 10
the meeting which has heen called for
next Monday at Chicago.
1T is my judgment that to hold a
meeting of major league club owners
at this time would be a mistake" said
Johnsons telegram to Heydler THE
Cook county grand jury mas reconvened
and will continue it's inveatisat ton in
to the deplorable conditions that ex-
list in national baseball. Much i'm
portant testimony will be presented
which must weigh heavily in the fu-
ture deliberations Of the self-appoint-
ed custodians of the game
Heydler's telegram 10 johnson said
the action of the National League
members in extending an urgent invl-
tation to the league and club presi-
dents of the American League to at
tend the proposed meeting was unan-
imous. The meeting was called, said
Mr.. Heydler. to discuss and formu-
late plans for the future government
of. and the safeguarding Of profession
al baseball
Our people will be there" the tel
egram said. They are firms IN the be-
lief that public sentiment will brook
no delay where such vital matters as
the good repute of the rational game
the protection of all honest players and
the protection of immense property
rights are concerned.
I'm my Judgment ii IS a fortunate
coincidence that the Cook county
grand jury is 10 continue its inyesti-
cations during the time % our meet
ing. This gives us the ideal oppor-
tunity to aid personally the court and
the legal representatives Of the state
Of Illinois in the great work they have
undertaken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Boy with Harding
Banner Gets Goat
of Candidate Cox

Columbus. o., Oct 1hSevere ar
raignment of forces which he said
were supporting Senator Harding,
vas made by Governor Cox here to-
night in an address at the State Fair
Grounds Coliseum closing strenu-
ons day CT campaigning in his home
state.
The candidate of the senatorial
ring has behind him today the most
motley array Of questionable groups
au1 Influences that ever were behind
candidate-an array that to survey
brina> TIE crimson blush of humilia-
ton TO an American" The Demo-
cratic Presidential candidate de-
clared.
The governors address tonight
=. ~gr--S Z ss1fs..t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Bishop Hughes at Closing
Session Sunday Schools

Bangor. Me. Oct. 14.--An address
by Bishop E. H. Hughes. upon "The
Christian Basis of New World Or
der" was the feature of the final ses-
sion of the annual convention of the
Maine State Sunday School Associa
ton.
Bishop Hughes claimed that the
Christian basis of new world order
is the loyalty which the individual
owes to his family, community. state
and nation.
ITO regenerate the heart of human
ity is the worlds great need" said
Bishop Hughes. In speaking of
worlds problems. he said: The only
yellow peril in the world is the yell
low streak in the white people"
In closing. Bishop Hughes said:
Unless the Kingdom OF God is
represented in the faith of the people
there is no salvation" i'll
L. NJ. Binford of Portland was re-
elected president and Philip +. Chap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Many Killed
in Italian Strikes

London. Oct. 15.-Many persons
were killed and others wounded at va
IIous places in italy during Il two
hour strike Thursday, says Rome
dispatch to the London Times.
Nine persons were killed at San
Giovanni Rotondo; fo1r wetc ed
and Il were wounded in Bologna: one
man was killed and several injured in
a clash between strikers anI the police
in Milan.
Bombs were thrown &t several no
tells in Milan, including the Hoteal
Cavour. wEerc the British delegation
TO the League of Nation; conference
is stopping. No one vas injured.
The Offices nf a Socialist ncwspap per
were set fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Freeport Waterman Hurt

Freeport. Ne. Oct. 14.--CieoFg,
Young. watchman at the Shoe factory
OF the Sears-Roebuck Co., was takea
to a Portland hospital wednesday viii
a fractured nip. While gtttHjius he
boiler the steam guage burst and q
balance and fell down some steps. tie
was alone in the factory al lie tine
and had TO crawl nearly 4rG feet to s
telephone to summon assistance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

that the majority of. them viii be
present as the winter program for
the association is to outlined This
latter is to be very extensive one.
and one of its principal features will
be cooperating with the incoming
State officials in revision of the
highway automobile laws of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Cherryfield Man
Slain by Lunatic

Machias. Me-. Oct. 14HFrank
Tucker of Cherryfield, who shot and
killed Melvin Wilson of that town at
Tunk pond today. told Sheriff Wood
man that his grandmother had ap-
peared to him in a dream and COM
manded him to kill Wilson. He
walked a mile and half to where
Wilson was at work. shot him and
then notified the sheriff of his act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Your ChiId'S

from food All Of chid's energy is needed for growing
can afford to waste strength fighting dgeston
Quick regular action Of the stomach. liver and bow.
.ary This win keep the blood pure and prevent
household remedy a. F." Atwoods Medicine will stimulate
prompt action and restore heahu conditions Regular use
dsordersThe full value Of the food be absorbed into
the blood and and resessness will disappear
natural action Of the organs It will be found helpful by
the entire family in all Of constipation
sick headaches You should without it. Get bottle
today, SOC ard use it When needed "LF." Medicine Co.
Portland Maine. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

being used in this campaign and one
of the peculiar uses is what we have
noticed. In the last two days when
we started our meetings, one boy or
a group of boys would stand out in
front of the speaker and unfurl the
Iithograph of the opposition candi-
date. Now that boy was paid to do
IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take GROVES l. r @ tablets uAzl.
tive Brorio cuinans tablets. ASS fer
GROVES l. B. u tablets. LOOK FOR Z
w GROVES signature on hon sQc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Londonderry. Ireland. Oct. I4.-In
consequence Of the disorders Tuesday
night an armored car patroiled the
affected area and extra troops were
placed on duty. There was consider
abe ~~niyer firing last night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

fro mthe start to develop nj. views in
deliberate public addresses. They
said tonight that they saw no reason
now to change that policy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Tucker, while known to be mentally
unbalanced. was regarded as harm
less. He is 10 years old. the SAINT
age as his victim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

man Of Portland was chosen treas
urer. All other officers were re-elect-
ed for a term of one year
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-09
PANCHO VILLA Sc ENCUENTRA VA
LNSTALADOENLAH HDA. CANUTlLLO

bajo IA protection del general Eugenic
Martinez. que fUe quien arreg!6 con
tan buen exito Ia rendici6n de los vi
listas. Fl general Martinez Sc despi-
di6 de Villa en- T!ahualilo. para mar
char al EStado de chihuahua, ms
talar en- Ia Colonia Agrfcola = Ia genie
del eN- guecrillero. terrinado 10 cuai
ira 81 yez a establecer su Cuarte!
General en- Ia capital del Estado.
El general Martinez. tai y como 10
solicitara Villa. es el Comandante Mi
iitar para los EStados de Chihuahua
= Durango ' sesIn Sc dice en- ct-cu-
los bien iaforrados tai norabranien-
70. extendido por ell Presldente de Ia
Huer,a. no sera revocado por 10 me
nos en- e. terTnino de IN aHo pues que
Villa ha solicitado que sol:trnente en- e.
citado miEtar tiene plena confianza
Y que el gobierno debe demostrar Su
buena disposition hacia 81 dejando
al general Martinez en- Ia iefatura mi
-ita- de los mencionados EstadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-09
DOSPAGADORES HUYEN
CON LOS SHABERES DE LA
TROPA EN- SAN LUIS
Sc dirigen a la hontere y
pretenden pasar q
los E. Unidos

Aver Sc infor-n6 semi -oficialrente a
csta ciudad que dos pagadoreS del
Ejercito Mex!cano. que estaban ads
criptos> al 40. Regimiento dc Caballe-
ria, de guarrici6n en- la ciudad de san
Luis cPtosi. &c fusarcl de dicha plaza
lie, ,andose los fondos DUestos su
cuidado por la Tesorer!a de Ia Fedora
ci6n. para el pago de haberes de Ia
tropa.
Los paGadores en- question son Jose
Palomares. Mayor y el Captain Saliva
dor Gomez. y segun los datos que Sc
tienen recibidos. Al escaparse de San
Luis tenian el prop6sito de dirigirse a
Ia frontera del Norte para pasar te-
rritorio de los Estados Unidos gas
tar la suna de dieZ mil pesos que es a
10 que monta 10 robado.
Sc han dadr las filiacioHeS de am
bos fugitivos. para que Sc les apren-
da en- el lusar y por las autoridades de
Ia region donde Sc les descubra. FL
Mavor Paiomares es de veintenueve
amos. color trigueno, usa bigote chico
tiene cinco pies cinco pulgadas de es-
tatura V lie faltan dos dicntes del maxi
lar superior, ademas, el dia que huyo
vestia un traje de color :lzul obscure.
Ell capitan Gomez es de treinta Y
cinco amos. blanco. rasuracot olos ca
fes. de cinco pies seis pulgadaS y
media de estatura. Y there una cica-
triz en- el frontal derecho: viste IN
traia color claro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-09
RUMORASE QUE ESTA EN-
SAN ANTONIO Ell ING.
PASCUAL ORTIZ RUBIO
Pmece que uiene del mas
rigureso incognito csc
funcionorio mexTcGno

De modo insistente ha Henido Tumo-
randose on los clrculos meXicanoS dc
San Antonio. que q Ingenisro Pascual
Ortiz Rubio, Secreta-io de Comunl-
caciones y Obras Pubncas en- el ga
binete del presidenre de la Huerta,
estA Ell eSta ciudad en- calidad dc IN
c6gnito. probablemente de paso para
algunas dc las ciudades del Norte de
los EstadoS Cnidos.
Sgr4gase en- 81 runor de referencla
Que el alto funciorario meXicano a
rrib6 a San Antonio hace tres dias.
aloiandose en- una residercia parucu-
lar de esta poblaci6n con el PROPOSE
to proba ble de escapar de Ia curioslcah
reporteril, pues su vlaje es merameute
de recreo.
Como Sc rccordard. el ingeniero Or
tiZ Rubio abandonG. con llcencia- las
oficinas del Ministerio de ComuEica-
clones de Mexico. y dlas mas tarde Sc
tuvo conocimiento de un gran eSc=in-
daIo de Ia sociedad, de Un fecho que Sc
!c ha atrihuido y que ha sido muy du-
ramente comentado en- tod0S los clrcu-
los mexicanos, principalmente en- la
cludad de Moreiia. donde tuvo etecto
el incidente del ingen!ero, general Y
MiniStro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-09
sSs - grs
Rafael Niieto
participa
de ellos
Este 10 MEGA, pero
ell juez sigue
aueriguando
Ell case

Tcle5roma Especial parc IA PRENSA.'
CIUDAD DE-: MEXICO, Sept;embre
7.--EnriQuc Mclgar ha sido apreh"n-
dido por las autoridades, ses'ln decla
ra el ProcuIador General dc la Repu-
blica- p0r haberse comprohadc que
fuc quien uajo las cartas dc los je-
fes cx-carrancistas que dcsdc LIS Es-
iados UnidCs estAn consp:rando con
ira Il gobierno del Presidentc de Ia
Huerta.
Sc dice quo tales cartas traiGas
ror Melgar estaban dirigidas a VI.
rios ciriIes V mIlitares que "rupa-on
prominente posici6n en- el regimen pa i
Sado y que en- elias Sc les invita- ba :
rebalarse contra el actual regimen.
Como en- alguna de las citadaS
c.4rtas Sc menciona d Rafael Nleto
ey sub Secretario de Hacienda. "I
Procuradcr ha dispuesto Que Sc iiame
declarar al practicarSe las av"rigua
clones correspondence.
Nieto for1na parte del nuevo Con
EreSo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-09
P|DE
INF FORNES SObRE
Johnson
& s. q
PREGUNTA QUE HAN HECHO
PARA OBTENER S(J RESCATE.
Sc LE COETESTO QUE SIETE NIL HONBRES
AhOAbAH PERSIGU|ENDO Al BARDO-
LERO PEDRO ZAMORA

Telcc-aro Especiai parG Ia PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Septiembrc
S.-El Encargado de la Legaci6n de
Ia Gran Brctana en- esta capital Sc
prcsento hoy en- Ia Secretaria de Re
laciones Exteriores a preguntar al
sub Secretario, DR.. Hidalgo, que Sc
habta hecho para rescatar al Subdlto
inglas johnson. DlaSiado por Pedro
Zamora en- e. mineral dc Cualc, ia
liSco.
Sc le conteSt6 al F,ncargado dc Ia
Legation inSlesa. que Il SccretaTis de-
Guerra ha enviado siete mil quinien
tcs hombres a persegui al plaSiario
y que 5sto conStituye Ia meJor prue-
ba de que el gobierno retlmente Sc
eSfucrza por libertar = Johnson.
Por Su parte, Ia Secretaria dc Cue
IRA infor1na que cl tcniente corone!
Rautista. uno de los Jefes encarEa-
dos dc perseguir a lamo"a, logr@ dar
alcance a este rebelde en- un lugar Ia
ulado GuamuaChil. ionde fUS derro-
,ado. Agrega cl citado teniente CO
ronel en- su infDrrne que has tropaS del
bierno rescataron a dos de las Sc
Hori,as que Zamora habia plaSiado en-
tutlan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-09
Sc HA FTJADO NUEVO
HORARI0 OFFICIAL PARA
NUESTRA REPUBLICA
La hora para todo el pals
serd La del Meridiano
de Tacubaya, D. F.

Te;coroma Especial para Ia PRENSA"
ClUDAn DE MEXICO, septiembre
S.-La Secretaria de Fomento y CO.
mercio ha girado a todos los gobiernos
de los Estados Y territories de Ia Re-
publica, una communication dando cuen
Ia con el ultimo acuerdo del Presi-
dente de Ia Republica, en- ell que dis
pone que el horario que rige en- TODD
el pals. quedara reforInado partir del
dia u del mes en- curse.
Des2ues de alcunos considerandos
de ordea cientffico, la communication
de refercncia expone Ia siguiente par.
tc rcsolutiva:
LA hora para Ia Republica ser4
Ia que corresponds al neridiano de-
Tacubaya.
Ell Observatorio Astron6nico da-
"a las senales neccsarias por Ia VIA
teleSrafica o inalambrica, a las doce
del dfa cualGuiera otra nora que
Sc creaconveniente.
3.-La Secretarfa de Fomento que-'
darA autoriZada para entenderse con
Ia Direction de TelGgrafos. a fin de:
cumplimcntar los acuerdos anteriores,
auedando ohligada dicha Direction a
proporcionar los elementos que sean
nacesarios para deterTninar con toda
precision las correcciones a dichas Sc
ialeS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-09
"A NOTA AMERICANA

Neg6 81 jefe del Executive que hu-
bicra reCibido nota 5rlsuna del Gobier-
no de los E.stados UnidOs con respec-
10 a IL question del petr6leo y dilo,
q prop6sito de este asunto. que Il na
ci6n tiene perfecto derecho para en-
plear los terrnoS de las zonas fetie'
rales como mejor le convenga Qu"
e. gobierno eSt& obrando dc acuerdO
con II ley al disponr de los terrenos
petroliferos corprendidcs en- las re
feridas zcnas y que no tienen propie'
tarios IegaleS.
Al referirSe al PreSidente Wilson
81 Jefe del Poder Ejcutivo manifest
que el mandatario de Ia Casa Blanca
es el hombre mas grande que han te-
Dido los Estados Unidos en- los dlti'
mos tiempoS. y que esto 10 dice since
raInente. 4 pesar de que Mr.. Wilson
ha cometido errores graves en- Su DO
Utica hacia Mexico