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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
Y. v. c. A. DRIVE
IS HALVE OVER

With half of the week up tonight
workers of the big Y W. c. A fund
drive in Gary were confident this morn
ing that they would go over the top.
stating that there will be a big dis
appointment II they do not go over the
100000 mark.
No totals have been announced since
the dinner and meeting Of the work
ers at the Gary Commercial Club on
Monday night when the finance com
mittee stated that the first day Of the
drive had netted over $4,000. AT the
noon day luncheon at the Gary Com
mercial club rooms today complete hr-
ures Will be given out.
According To Mrs. Ralph Ross. chair
man Of the drive this morning. some
one has started the propaganda that
the Y W. {. a. viii not be open 10
every UNCONVENTIONAL faith in Gary and
through the press she asks that il BE
made known that this Is absolutely
untrue
We want every women in the city
OF Gary to become members Of thu
w c. a. and TO enjoy its wonder.
tul privileges. no matter what denom-
nation or faith they may be. There
IS 10 be nothing exclusive about the y
" G. A as it is to be erected for thA
women of the city"
II is because of this propaganda that
some OF the workers are meeting win
opposition in securing contributions
and 1t Is the hope of the committees
70 obliverate this untrue sentiment.
END out what the Y. w. C. A stands
Tor before YOU permit anyone TO nroacb
this propaganda
Yesterday and this morning con+r.-
buttons were coming in thick and fast
and by noon 1t is possible thar ,sff
of the total will be subscribed Nrary
handsome donations have been rive, ~,
the residents OF the city and otba~
pleasant surprises are in store for ~.
workers before the campaign CONS
10 a close.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
GARY HAS NEW
BUILDING ORDINANCE

Between a nod and a snore. men,
bers of the Cary city council all but
managed to keep awake at the regu-
lar meeting Monday evening when City
Clerk Herbert Francis finished read
ing an 50 page building ordinance.
which came Zip for its first meeting.
1t was thought that it would take
a couple OF hours TO finish the lengthy
document. but CITY Clerk Francis clip
ped it of in a little less than an hour.
IL was then read second time BY
title and referred back to the ordin-
ance committee. There was a happy
council when d motion was made to
adlourn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
Gary Prepares for
Memorial Day Program

big parade and fitting exercises
at the East side park viii feature
Gary's observance of Decoration day
next Monday May 81. Final prepara-
tons fer the city's memorial day pro-
gram was completed by a committee
meeting at the Commercial club early
this week
The program calls for a monster pa
rade. In the line Of parade will be
the veterans OF the recent and past
wars. auxiliary bodies. civic employees
Of the city, members Of the various
lodges and large body Of Boy Scouts
Rooming at 18th avenue and Broad
way. the parade will move north on
Broadway at ? o'clock and thence to
the East Side park where a fitting pro
gram will be rendered
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
TO REPAIR MILLER
EAST GARY ROAD

Autoists compelled to travel on the
old highway between the old town Of
Miller and East Gary will be pleased
to hear the good news that the strip
IS soon 70 he repaired The announce
ment. which autoistss have been wait
ing for for months. was made known
BY City Engineer Cottingham Of Gary
yesterday.
Stone with which the road is to be
resurfaced was shipped several days
age and is expected TO arrive daily.
The stretch OF road to be repaired lies
between the r. & o and wabash
tracks and has been impossible for
some time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
Mrs. Kraay Succumbs
To Lingering Illness

Following a lingering illness. Mrs
feichard kraay. residing on a farm
"sAr Black Oak. died at the residence
a. me age Of IS years Yesterday az
eerhoon at o'clock Her sister. Mrs.
wary Muller Of Grand Rapids. and
ofotheF' Mr.. John Hulst Of New York
city and her family were her during
her last hours.
Besides her husband. she leaves to
mourn her Geath three sister. Mrs
Er1Tna Hocl Flsrnith OF Hammond. Mrs
John koedy ker and Mary Kraay. two
sons. L J. kraay Of Harvey and Henry
kraay.
Funeral services Will be held AZ the
Ross church Thursda afternoon at
CLOCK lnterment in the family lot
At the Ross cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
N r w LIFE
Like tho Bulgariaas, You Can r>.I
10 70 30 Years Younger

Inc wonderful vitality OF the HuI-
KAlans le Que TO the iiheraI 80 ~
l9so0rs pure here prescription.
Soe can asa years to their
~ by tAktng Bulgarian Blood Te.
once or tv1ce a week
a. .c o To-Day ara using RnlKartsn
oo lee TO ward or disease and old
~ nc1une happy girls hradinx
prArous thresholds Of lfra- Men
SsccvcT strength and vitality *.
100. 100 becomes rich and pure. and ths
lame or lie returns to those wh1
were in despair DuSxtsts $40 ~no
Tnere new have Bulgarian RSoos
Tea Each distributor is auth1riSeS
40 urn the fuu purchase price IL il
"eeks time This evidences AZ natth
n the power OF Bulgarian RlooA r..
10 me guarantee of the Marvel rraS-
uho 20; Marvel Bldg PittsAurTh.
meHt 1Vunoe-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
CRISIS FACES
POLISH CABINET
FINTERNATPNAI NEWS sERyIcr1

BERLIN, May 2s.-The Polish cab
met IS facing crisis as result of
the Russian Bolshevik advance on the
northern end of the Russo-Polish bat
e-e 'front.' according to an uncc-nfrrne ;
report from Lodz today. Negotiations
are SAID to be in progress at Warsaw
LOT the formation of a coalition CAB
met with moderate Socialists partfci-
paNng- The Socialists are reported 10
ne demanding peace with Russia. dis
sotutlon Of the Polish parliament and
new general election.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
Club Billiard Hall
Moves This Week

Just as soon as the Club Billiard
hail moves to its new quarters in the
building formerly occupied bv Dona-
hays restaurant on East Sixth avenue
this week. force of workmen will
START WORK remodeling the lower floor
- the Gary Commercial club building
according 10 1ngwald Moe Of the Cen
ehal CONSTRUCTION company. who Sc
cured the $4,000 contract soRe time
ago.
The alterations are being made for
us new tenant. the Mcclellan stores Of
New York, who have "A string OF stores
all over the country and who purchased
the lease from Paul Ihle Of the club
Billiard hall at a handsome figure some
time ago. The Mcclellan people hope
to be doing business by the nrst of
July.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
Ice Crean1-35c Quart on Nav 9th
Ice Cream Is a Food

Ice Cream is the most de-
hcious of desserts, the most
healthful Of foods. It is a
perfect ration-ideal for
--ol-tla and -aAa : Mothers
know how it sustains the
h e alth and builds the
strength OF children. Doc
tors recommend it for con
valescents everywhere.
Ice Cream is the great
time saver. At every cor
ner confectionery and phar-
macy it is sold. It saves
the time of preparing des-
serts. 1t is universally ac-
ceptable to every palate at
every table,
With it dinner is COM
plete. Garry it home in a
Thernlopak.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

for Hungary. according to official no
tice received at The postoffee
The rate Of postage on such matter
will be y cents q pound with a tran
sit charge Ct 30 cents on each pack
age. 1T viii be dispatched by way o.
New York. Hamburg and Austria
The Importation OF merchandise int,
Hungary. it IS announced. is subject T.,
licenses obtained from the HUNGARIAN
minister Of finances except that Ii
cense to import focdstuns must be o.
tanned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
ARREST POOL
ROOM OWNER

Charged with larceny. Clarence w.
9ehaHer' so years old and giving his
Aaeress as saltwater. Mimi. was ar
rested by Knott and Marquardt at 9Th
avenue and Broadway in Gary last
night
Failure to close his pool room ac-
cording TO the hours designated bv the
city ordinance Nick valenu. proprietor
OF a pool room at 1875 Adams street.
was arrested shortly after 2 o'clock
this morning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
FORMER WIFE
KIDNAPS CHILD

The Cary police were called upon
to investigate a report of a kidnap-
ping case this morning
According to Antoine Oleskens of
1901 west 18th avenue in telephone
communication with the police while
ne was at work yesterday his former
wife now resident OF Detroit. went
TO the house and took his 7-year I'D
daughter. She then took the child ii
the Michigan Central station where
she boarder a train for Detroit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

CONSIDERING themselves exceedingly
luchy IN booking the fast Cuban Stars
ior lhelr saturday afternoon game this
"eeh' When the Cu6ans will put in
tneir lnitial appearance in this city.
win such drawing card. it is evil
cent that Gleason park will hold a
ieecro breaking crowd. The Haw-
morn crack semi-pro club from Chi
are scheduled for the Sunday bat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
BTCYCIIST HIT
BY AUTOMOBILE

Laddie Kornofel. a young bicyclist
residing at 3204 Delaware street in
Gary. was painfully injured yesterday
when his wheel was struck by a ma
chine driven by Edward Isinion. 222a
JEFFERSON street. Young Kornafel was
Knocked to the pavement and the BIZ
cycle twisted into an unacceptable
shape.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
In an Around
GARY
BRAVED 1T FOR
% LONG YEARS

Edgar Simonds stuck to married
life p long years and one hne day
some three years ago. he packed a lit
tie valise. hoped onto train and
has not lived with his former spouse
since.
According to Mrs. Mary D. simonds.
S5S7 Pennsylvania street. Gary. in her
petsion for divorce in the cary Su-
perior court her husband refuses to
return to her and is now residing at
Newark. y. J.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
MARION BAKER NOW
JUSTICE OF PEACE

Hobart township now has new Jus
tice of the Peace.
At the regular session Of the coun-
ty Commissioners at Crown Point on
Monday. Marion Baker, well known
East Gary man. was named to nh the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Vincent Walsh. some time gao. Mr.
Walsh has moved to Gary and is now
a member of the law hrm of Fox and
Walsh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
Band Concerts for
Gary and Crown Point

In order that Gary people may en-
JOY evening and open air band concerts
again this season, the city council at
its regular session Monday night voted
a sum of $1,000 to hire the band and
defray expenses. Gary's band will also
give series OF Is concerts at Crown
Point during the summer months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
BON.OPTO
Sharpens Vision

Soothesand heals the eyes and strength
ems eyesiight quickly, relieves infiam-
nation IN eyes and lids: sharpens
vision and makes glasses unnece ssary
IN many instances. says Doctor. Drug
gists refund your money If it fails.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
Announce Engagement
OF Daughter Today

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kahan of GARY an
tne engagement of their
uaus hler' MISS Katie Gertrude Kahan.
to Louis Bloomburg of waukeEan. III
today. q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
PACKAGES ACCEPTED
FOR HUNGARY

Beginning June ordinary and
registered packages mp 10 II pounds
IN weight viii be accepted in the mails
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
CANNED GOODS SALE

will place on sale at 4ss ha,mar
st commencing Thursday and con
tinuing until sold out the following:
Fancy Calf. Red Raspberry. No.
Fancy Calf. Black berry. No. 10. il7
Fancy Calf. Apricots. No. 10 can. .s2
Fancy Calf. Peaches. No 10 can. 90
Hawaii grated Pineapple. No. 10
Son -.----.--- --.--........ IS
Libby's fancy Apple Butter Id.
can ........--.-......-.. 80
PEI uozeh ....-.-.--...... 5 55
These goods are in No 10 cans. so
called gallons Prices are going IN
every day this class OF fruit. Better
lay in your supply. You can nave
all you want.
DANIEL BROWN.
5-25
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

For day or 80 he corn remains. get-
ting loosen and loosen and without a
twinge from It. Then. # gets so loose
that you just lift il right on. without
even feeling Il. and cast il away. That ;
how easily and simply "GeJs-It" disPoses
Of the corn nuisance.
''GetS-It." the unfalMng guaranteed.
money-back corn remover. costs but a
tride at any drag store Mf'd by z.
Lawrence s Co. Chicago. Cold in Ham
mond and recommended as the worlds
mers Phcy.. Ostrowski Phcy.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
Stop at Summers Pharmacy on Thursday
Cream tor Csc in a Thermopak for $3.50.
price $l85.


Thousands Of dealers in all Sec
tons arc cerebral ing Na1ona7 &C.
Cream Day on this day by offer
ing ice cream at 35. cents a quart
and introducing the Thermopak
at $3.50. Ask for your favoritc
brand. Carry it home with you.
The Thermopak will keep ice
cream hard and cold two to four
hours without ice or salt.
The Thermopak is the greatest
single Improvement since iceless
refrigeration. 1t serves more
daily needs than a refrigerator.
Its one of the greatest helps that
a housewife can have.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

WASHINGTON May 2s-Prelir,fnar,,
population figures were announced nv
the census bureau today as follows.
East St Louis. Ill. 1920 population
66.74o; increase S.1s3. or "A per cent
Huntington. Ind. 1920 population. ;.
ISL increase 797. or 1928 per cent
Rochester. Ind. 1920 population g.
20. increase 356, or 1915 per cent?
Miami Fla. 1920 population, 3.72O:
increase S56, or los per cent.
Fulton. Nc. 1920 population, 5.595;
Increase 367. or per cent
Norfolk. Neb- 1920 population. s.
634. increase ,. 500. or 43-s per cent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
ONE CUT IN
CHRISTENING ROW

ESPECIAL To THE T1MEs.l
WHITING. Ind. May 26-Georre
Hanchar of Rischrupp avenue wa
quite badly cut up in a christenfnr
hght on Schrage avenue.
The meh were chasing one another
along the street when they ran into
and knocked to the sidewalk Mrs.
PoDowich. she was carrying a pail o.
milk TO the home of her son-in-Iaw.
John Urban
The milk was spilled over the side
walk and Mrs. Pepowich's hand was
badly skinned and her head injured
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
Corn
Pain
Stopped
Quick
"Gets-lt" Loosens Them So They Lift
OFF in a Jiffy.

The corn pains cease as soon as a
few drops Of ~Gets-It" reach the corn.
II goes out OF the hurting business for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

Are voU reading The Timesq
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-17
FUERTE NORTE AZOTA
LA COSTA DEL GOLFO
Varias pequenas embarcacio-
mes han encallado y otras
estan en- peligro
Salieron de Veracruz barcos a
prestar auxilio a las victi-
mas del vendabal

VERACRUZ, Diciembre 16.-Duran
te todo el dia de aver, desde Ia ma
drugada, y hasta estos momentos ha
estado soplando un formidable viento
del Norte en- todas ,as costas del Col
10 de Mexico, ocasionando perdidas
de varios pailebotes que trafan este
lestino.
La alarma mas grande y muy JUS
tificada Sc ha apoderado de los pes
cadores y de los tripulantes de las
pepuefas embarcaion"s que tienen
que abandonar este puerto, pues te-
men que continue el Norte y les ocurra
10 que ha pasado a varios barcos pc
quenos, que encallaron en- Jos bancos
de Anton LiZardo.
De los puequenos pailebotes perdi-
dos = dc los que han encallado cerca
de aqui, Sc trata de obtener notlclas IN
mediatas, pues como casi todos trafan
pasajeros, Sc teme que hayan pereci-
do. Sc han enviado embarcaciones a
buScarloS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-17
LAS SOCIEOADES QUE
INTERVIEWER

Entire las sociedades orsanizadas
aquf, que han "nviado sus mensajes
en- tai sentido q diclas autoridades.
Sc cuentan las sigui"n.es: Los Ha-
che-os del Mupdo". Ia "Sociedad Hi
ralso''. In "Sociedad Hidalgo y JId-
rez" II "Scciedad Benevolencia Benz
to Juarez", y otras.
Ademas. Y como una demonstration
palTar!a de "a estimation que sien-
ten por nuestra raZa. II conocida a
sociaci6n de senoraS americanas de
esta ciudas denominada "Pan-Arneri-
can Round Table, envi6 por su par
te igual peticidn Al mandatario de los
Estados Unidos y al Gobernador de
Nueva York. Dicho mensaie fae fir
mado por Mrs. Griswold, ia Presiden-
"a de Ia citada institution.
Tambien el Consulate de Mexico en-
San Antonio, a cuyo freDte esta con
el caracter de Encargado el Vice-Con
sui Mauro Castro. he realiZado IN nue.
vo esfuerzo para conseguir que pueda
conmutarse Ia pena los dos compa-
triotas en- desgracia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-17
AQUlLEO JUAREz
ESTA PRISIONER0
EN- GUATEMALA
Ell cnado senador carrancista
estaba hacienda muy activa
propaganda en- ese pals
A DIVERSAS CAUSAS ES
ATRIBUIDA SU PRlSlON
Sc asegura que por delitos del
orden comun, pero tambien
Dor cuestiones politicas

7s,e,ra-1c Especial pGrG La PEESSA
CIUDAD DE MENICO, Dlclemore
16.-Se han recibido oficialmente en-
esta capital noticiaS telegr4ficas pro-
cedentes de n capital de Ia vecfna
republica de Guatemala. dando cuen-
IA de que el ex-senator mexicano
Aauileo Juarez, que ocup6 una curul
en- IA Camara Alta durante el periodo
carrancista Y que tue mas tarde Go
bernador del EStado de Tabasco, aca-
ba de ser aprehendido por las autori-
dades gaatemaltecas inte-nado en- Il
Penitenciarfa local
Algunas noticias afirnan que Jua-
rez fus deteni6o y sera procesado
poroue Sc le acusa de habeC comettco
deutos del orden cpm0n. mientras
ot-as aseguran que Aquileo Ju4rez
fus capturado por cuestioneS politi-
cas-. por estar fomentando en- terri
torio guatemalteco un espiritu de asi
taci6n y descontento en- contra de Ne
xico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-17
CONFIRMAN
LA PENA A
A. SANCHEZ
Fue fijada la fecha de la
ejecucion para la Ultima
semana del proximo
mes de Enero

Ts!ecrcnc Es2eeia. para La PRENSA
NUEyA YORK, Diciembre l6---Ls
Corte de Apelaciones del Estado de
Eueya York confirm6 Ia sentencla de
muerte dictada contra Agustin san
chez Y Enrique Garcia Y fij6 para IA
Ultima seu1ana de Enero Ia eJecucion
de los reos, que deberan ser eiectrocc-
tados en- Sing-Sings.
El Consul de Negri, al ser inforIna-
do de Ia ratification de Ia sentencia
,e reconend6 al abogado que diera los
pasos necesarios para obtener que Sc
admitiera Ia interposici6n del haoeas
corpus de algun otro recurso I'm
de salvarlos, pero aQenas 81 nay asSu-
na renota esperanza de que esos pasos
legales den resrltado.
Al misrno timpo. el Consul de Negri
Ie envi0 un telegrama al Gooernaesor
Smith en- que lie pide justicia y Gle
mencia para ambos reos y dice en- e
que esta convencido de que Sanchez
es inocente Garcia solamente parcial
nente responsible va que obro en- pro-
pia defensa Y no esta en- sus caba-
les.
ell pide al GobcAaador Smith que
sean juzgados nuevamente los reos y
que. en- case de que tai cosa sea I'M
possible. Sc les commute n sentencia
LIE pide al Goberrador Smith que
circular 4 to6os los consuies mexica-
nos que hay en- los Estados Cnidos
encargdndoles que gestionen aue sc
organize un movimiento entire las d.
ferentes colonias mexicanas locales y
las asociaciones que persiISlen isleS
hunanitarias 4 fin de que todas le
hacan una petici6n analoga = la suya
al Gobernador Smith.
Sin embargo, hay ana &rcunstan'
cia que esta en- contra de los reos )
es Que Ell pertodo del GobernadoI
Smith esta a pflto de exps)irar, pues
el mes entrante le entreGara el cargo
que desempena al Gobernador eIectc
Miller. es probale que Sc refuse
intervenir en- este aSunto ert los III
timos momntos de su administrator
es probable tambien que el nuevc
Gobernador Olga que no tiene tiempc
para examinar Y estudiar todo 10 re-
lacionado con el case.
Finalmente. ei Consul de Negri 81
6irisio u los C6nsules de Laredo y SaI
Antonio pidiendoles que recojan prue
bas de Ia buena conducta Observable
por los reos durante el tempo que
residieron en- esas poblaciones, hace
tres amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-17
LOS DIPUTADOS NO
OUIEREN VA TRABAJAR
Por falta de quorum no ha
habido sesiones en- la
Camara baja
Sc piensa tomar medidas ener-
gicas a fin de hacerlos que
cumplan con SUI deber

Te,eorama Especial pare LID PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciembre
16.-Ha llamado verdaeramente la "a
tenci6n publica el hecho cada vez mas
notable de que los representatives en-
Ia Camara de Diputados no pueden
reunirse toGavfa a pesar de que hay
pendientes de discussion resoluc!on
nuy importantes asuntos.
Los diputados no quieren. trabaJar
y estan hacienda dias de fiesta todos
los de Ia semana- Aver tampoco hubo
session por falta de quorum, parece
que no Ia habra en- los dias que restan
de Ia semana.
Por tai motive, Sc piensan tomar
medidas energicas a efecto de oblgar
a los diputados a concurrir a ia Ca
mara. En- el case de que no Sc consl-
ga que los representatives Sc pi-se..-
ten con toda regularidad, Sc procede-
"a a lamar a los supelntes. puede
uue salgamos ganando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-17
Los HUELCUSTAS
APREHENDIDOs EN-
TORREON, COAH.
Cortaron los alambres telegra-
ficos en- varias estaciones
al declararse en- huelga
ALMAZAN PROCEDIO CON
ACTIVIDAD Y ENERGIA ,
Los aprehendidos fueron desde
luege consi.nados las
autoridades civiles

TelsorGma Especial para LA PRENSA"
TORREON, Coahuila, diciembre 10.
Los telegrafistas y despachadores
ferrocarrileros que prestan sus servi-
clos en- esta Division, Sc declararon en-
huelga al llegarse Ia hora fijada por
la Union para srspenderse las acti-
yidades en- las estaciones de 'todo el
sistema de los Ferrocarrsles Naciona-
les.
Al retirarse de su trabajo, los te-
legrafistas Y despachadores en- las
estaciores de Berrnejillo, Noel y al
gunas otras, cortaron los alambres
conectores y demas hilos telegraficos
de Ia red ferTocarrilera correspondent
te a esta division, desapareciendo en-
seguida-
Estos hechos han dado lusar que
eI general Juan Andrew AlUazan. Je-
fe &c las Operaciones Militares en- la
conarca, ordenara que con toda acti-
vidad Sc procediese q Ia apprehension
de los autores de tales atentados pa
(PaSa a Ia oa,)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-17
LANE WILSON HlZo REFERENClA
A MEXICO EN- FL MAR
QUETTE CLUB

Telec-agtc Especial pcra La PRESSA-
NCEEA YORK, Diciembre 16.-El
exEmbajador americana en- Mexico,
Henry Lane f.ilson hizo referenCia a
Mexico, hoy, en el Marquette Club, di-
ciendo que mas de seiscientos ameri-
canos fueron muertos en- Mexico du-
rante los ultimos amos sin que un So
10 mexicano haya sido castisado por
esos crinenes, Y con este motive de-
nunci6 IA pol!tica de Ia administra-
ci6n actual en- relaci6n con Mexico
Y abog6 porque Sc estudien las diff
cultades internas de esa naci6n asi
como los prejuicios raciales-
Ag-ego Lane Wilson que en- caso
de que Mexico establezca un gobierno
capaz de mantener el orden y Ia paz Y
que este dispuesto hacerles frente
s sus obligaciones internacionales de
manera espontanea Y debida, sera re-
conocido por los Estados Unidos.