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New Britain herald., 1920-06-26
LIQUOR MAN FREED

McrfdPn Nan F1ned MO TOT SeI1tnR
 New Haven Decision.
 Meriden, June 26.-Prosecutor A. B. Aubrey was authorized by the city court today to nolle for SIS a charge of selling liquor against John Ko- narske. Byxbee House cafe proprietor. after MT. Aubrey had said that a de- cision given by Judge F. L. Wilder of Bridgeport in New Haven recently created doubt concerning the appli- cation of the state law in the case inasmuch as the accused had an ap- plication for a renewal of license pending. Several months ago Ko- narske was arrested by federal officers after they had sezed lquor from the safe in his saloon.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-26
Taunton Shows Increase
 Of s Per Cent in Census

Washington. June 26.-Des Moines. la, 126,46 increase 40. 100 or 46.A per cent: Taunton, Mass, 3s.131, in crease 2.S1S or S.4 per cent; Wichita Falls Tex, 40,079. increase 51,S79 or 3Sss per cent. Chelsea, Mass, f3.- lS4 increase 1l.7 or 2S. per. cAn1
New Britain herald., 1920-06-26
RUTHERFORD RESIGNS.

Arthur N. Rutherford, a member Of the board of compensation and assessment. appointed by former Mayor ouigley, today hdvised Mayor o. FisCurtis of his Scsignation. kf-.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-26
OLD YETI

Adrian, Mich., \. Watts. s2. VII adjltant general ecution Of the J died here yesterd
New Britain herald., 1920-06-26
ENsBA|

Baltimore, Maryland ra embargo on strike of its at Hagerstowr tended to Bal .sei-.ger lorakef today but the obtain crews uled trins, it
New Britain herald., 1920-06-26
Drive Along Railroad.

Constantinople. June 25 (Ey The Associated Press) The Greek move ments in Asia Minor arc along the two railroads connecting with the BaEdad line and Marmora. and are designed to frustrato the offensive being prepared by the Turkish na- tionnlists. Tho Greeks say they nave met little opposition Tn their advance which began from Smyrnn into Ana tolia three days ago.
 The 18th Greek division pushed eastward T5 miles to Salihli on June a. while it's cavalry reached Kulah, 70 miles east Of Sal!hli. Another di- vision pushed northward to Ak-His- gar, on the railway reading to Pan dcrrna on the Sen of Marmorn. The nationalists nre reported 10 have had considerable concentration in the vicinity of Salihli.
 British ships Arrive.
 The landing Of Greek troops at Tanderma is expected for the pur- pose of assisting in the occupation of the Panderma- Smyrna railway. It is believed here that Eakishehr. where the railway from tho south forms Il junction with the agdad line leading to Angora, is the chief objective Of the Greeks, as it's capture would iso- late inc nationalist government at Angorn. Mustapha Renal Pasha. tho nationalist leader. is reported 10 he al Eskishehr with his stan.
 Greek landings also are expected at Mudania and Gamlik and possibl, at Ismid, to send troops eastward toward Eskishehr.
 The British battIeshlps Bcnbow. Emperor of India and Lord Nelson, with several dcstroycrs arrived in the Sea of Marmora today from the south.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-26
Figures Al
 rObOrated
 bersUn| Men Bacl
VOLUNTEEl REPORT N
No Change Al
 Haven Rod Men Claim

Chicago June 2&] dent of the Broth Trainmen, today effort to bring bs hood ranks the pelled for takings strikes during th
 With the prO1 decision bofore to May 1, thAro ther dissension Already we ha of the 30.000 mi and we will .ta make proper anaa Expects Lee remained heads of the BfE returned to theiH wire communica his Organization and declared hie take out trAini strike at nioA
 1t is repox
 has been | three ws
 tive Rve
 various
 bers of
 rate thu l was
 men
 tain sd
 3 p. m l The 6 Mo
 hour.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-26
WEATHER.

| Hartford. June 25.-Forecast for New Britain ard vicinity: x 1,air tonight and Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-26

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Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

the moving picture in southern
California; especially for this per-
formance. She has her own ma
chine with her there, and among
hsueh attractive settings as, one finds
in the hills and canons Of Lower
California this beautiful faiEy tale is
to be filmed.
Mrs. Mary Coll Quigley, Omaha's
well known dancer, has donated her
services for this appealing cause.
She will stage a series of attractive
dances during the evening. Many Of
her former pupils will take part,
while others will be, new to- Omaha
audiences. Mrs. Quigley is. not
teaching now, but is going back to
er'work long enough to make this
May-day event Success.
| A. w. keipine has left at the
disposal of the committee in charge
one of his halls for the rehearsals.
Music for the rehearsals and the
performance will be under the lead
ership of Mrs. Lyle Hersey, who
likewise is donating her time to the
work.
The following Omaha women
head the committees in charge Of
arrangements: Programs, Mrs. !. l.
F. Crofoot; tickets. Mrs. w. A. c.
Johnson; theater, Mrs. L. C.. Nash;
costumes, Mrs. c. Will Hamilton:
flowers and candy. Mrs. A. ". .Kins-
Ter and Mrs. w. ]. Hynes; publicity,
Miss Margaret McShanc; dancing,
Mrs. Mary Coll Quigley and Miss
Clarehelene Woodard.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Fine Arts Society
Will Present
Lecturer

Mrs. Forbes Robertson Hale
will lecture on "The New Power OF
Women" before the Omaha Society
of Fine Arts on Friday afternoon,
March Il, at 3.45 at the Hotel Fon-
tenelle.
Mrs. Forbes Robertson Hale
brings to the lecture platform un-
usual attractive personal qualities,
according TO those who have heard
her lecture. These are powerful aids
in securing and holding the atten-
ton of an audience. She is said to
have very musical and well-trained
voice and to be especially winsonie
and graceful in face and figure.
This, combined with her knowledge
OF dramatic values in pose and ges..
ture, has its share in the interest OF
,hcr subject, it is stated.
The Press of Portland, Me-, says
OF Mrs.. Hale: "She has the keen
intellect that makes most effectual
appeal to the head of those whom
she wishes to convince of the truth
OF her assertions, while her wom-
ans wit and pretty marner render
equally telling the illustrations with
which she gives point to her utter
anccs. For the modern. up-to-date
outlook upod life and conditions
with the knowledge 1t has brought
tc her has thrown into high relief
the purity and truth of those woman
~ ideals which have been thought
to be SO desirable down through all
ages"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Modish Ideas.

Silver cloth is used for many of
the new evening coiffures.
Hats with transparent brims arc
in favor for dress occasions.
A good color combination is
henna brown and navy blue.
1t is fashionable to have glove and
bag match and to fringe both.
White chalk beads are particularly
attractive on pink georgette.
The smaller the quantity of en-
broidery on a gown the richer it
must be. @
A smart frock of blue serge shows
a round neck fringed in blue silk.
Square necks are more generally
becoming than the more usual
V-shaped.
Some of the new suit coats have a
turned up or cuff effect around the
bottom.
Garments for evening wear con-
t;nue to use great deal of ostricl,
as trimming.
On tbe days when there is no
meat for dinner try the following
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Community
: Service

Sunday, March 7.-Open ohouse
Girls Community House, Girls
Community Service League, hos
tesses, 4:30 to $50 p. m; open
house at Army and Navy club for
civilians and soldiers. Basket ball
at Army and Navy club by Phorpian
team.
Mohday, March S-Dinner Iat
Girls Community house for the
Cluga club at OILS p. m. Glee club
at Girls Community house. mem-
bers Of the Cluga club at 1880 p. IN.
to $3.50 p. m. Motley ball at Girls
Community house, members of
Cluga club, 7:30 to 9 y. m. Dramatic
class at Girls Community house,
7:30 p. m. under direction OF Miss
Martha Fodge.
Tuesday, March o-Dinner at
Girls Community house for La
tfayette and Patriots clubs at OILS
p. m. Class in dramatic art at Girls
Community house. 7:30 p. NJ, under
leadership of Miss Ethel Mulhol-
land. Basket ball at Army and
NdVy CIuD, DOWCh Tul l%lulC W.
team, E to 8 p. M. Basket ball at
Army and Navy club. M. E. Wops
team, s to 9 p. m. Dance at Fort
Omaha, girls of the Patriot, D, n
A., Beebe, and X K. K clubs assist
ing. $3.50 to II p. m.
Wednesday, March l0-Dimer-
dance at Girls Community house,
given by the Wamm club, $50 to-
II p. m. Esthetic and folk dancing,
Girls Community house, Girls Com
munity Service league, 7:30 to 9 p.
m. Basket ball at Army and Navy
club, by Y. M. H. A. team, 8 to
$3.50 p. m.
Thursday, March 1l-Dinner at
Girls Community house, X. X. X.
club. $50 p. m.
Friday, March l2-pinneri at
Girls Community house for Beebe
and S. 0. S. clubs, $50 p. m, fol-
lowed by social hour and stunt re-
hearsal, under direction of Mrs.
Mary Lydia Rowe.
Y Saturday, March 13--Dancel at
Girls Community, house by Girls
Community Service League. $50 to
II p. m. Basket ball at Army and
Navy club, Calvary Baptist church
team, $50 to 8 p. M. Basket bali
at Army and Navy club, by Sokol
Athletic team, to $50 o. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
May-Day Performance to
Be Given by Christ
Child Society.

A May-day performance will be
given in Omaha Saturday evening,
May /, at the Brandeis thea
ter for the benefit of the Christ
Child-society
The production will consist of a
movie which is now being filmed in
California, and esthetic dances.
Mrs. E. John Brandeis is taking
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Junior Club.

The Junior club. which was re-
Gently reorganized, will give its sec
ond dancing party Saturday evening,
March Is, at the Fontenelle Fran
els Gaines and Raymond Low, who
are in charge, are planning num-
Der Of features for, the occasion,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
81. Patrick Party.

Mrs. Mary E. La Rocca will enter
tain the members of the Omaha
Woodmen Circle federation at an
Irish Pat and Biddy. party at her
home, 3546 Harvey street. Wednes-
day evening. March 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Ivvclub.

The Ivy club will give a card
party ard DANCE at Odd Fellows
hall, Fourteenth and, Dodge streets,
Thursday evening, March II, at $50
tp.s m,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

potato dish: Heat one tablespoon
fui of fat and stir in one tablespoon
full of -four, half cup of milk, one
:easpoonful of salt and one-fourth
teaspoonful of pepper. Mix two
cupfuls of diced cooked potatoes
with one green pepper, cooked and
chopped. Add half cupful of
grated American cheese and the
white sauce. Put into baking dish
and cover with half a cupful of
bread crumbs. Brown in a hot
oven.
The front laced corset is peeu-
liarly adapted to the present fashion
of soft bodices.
Canned red pepper or pimento
can be used instead OF green pepper
for a'change.
The bank of Geneva. Switzerland,
has appointed Mile. Marie Prod
horns director. She is the first
woman in Europe to hold such an
important position and owes her
appointment to her excellent fnan-
c;er;np during the war.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

What officers are created by the
legislature? D. R..
Presidential electors, county al
torney, county clerk, county asses
sors, clerk of the district court,
registrar of deeds, county treasurer,
county sheriff, county superintend-
ent Of public instruction, county sur
veyor, county commissioners, public
defenders. city commissioners, men,
bers OF the iwater board, members
of the board of education, judges OF
the municipal court, constables.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

According to the British Medical
} Journal, there were nearly 2,sO0 wo-
men doctors in the kingdom in May.
1918. and the number since then has
been constantly increasing.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Luncheon Party.

Mrs. E. NJ. Syfert entertained a
foursome at luncheon, Saturday, at
the Athletic club in honor Of Mrs.
Adelaide Kennerly, who left for
New York City later in the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

Out Of 10000 women in Italy
100000 are workers, on an equal
basis with men, receiving the same
paw in their respective occupations.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
For Women Voters

= Nebraska women are 70 vote this year,
Their votes may be decisive. Quite nat
urally, they are confronted with many
new questions, both as to the procedure
u voting and the issues involved.
Tho bee, under this heading, win an
swer each day such questions as its read
crs may ask. The questions need not bs
exclusively by women, although special at.
tcntion will be paid the women's problems
Address "The WOMAN Voter" The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
No Students

! have no STUDENT or assist
ants, but give every case my
own personal attention. am
responsible and stand
squarely behind every piece of
work that leaves this office.
NY guarantee of satisfaction is
unlimited.
-
Out-of-Town Patient
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Satisfaction

" / have spent years in The
study Of Crown mad Bridge
work, and ! can assure you that
not only do I treat you pain
lessly, but that the completed
plate or bridge will feel and
look just like your own teeth.
g. Have r.ouu R.;JcA ~ Plat
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
You Will Feel No Pain
l Can't Afford

to allow any work to leave
this office that is not absolute
Iy perfect. l do not pride my
self on the quantity, but do
pride myself on the quality of
work l turn out. And you will
find my prices most reasonable.
in One Dav.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-02
exto de la carta que
Neu6 Roberto I.
Pesqueira a
Mexico

Teles5amc Especial qGTa "L.s PRENSA"
NCEVA YORK, Dicicmbre 1o.-La
carta que lc entrcg6 el Secretar;o de
Estado Colby a 5Pesqueira Sc publico,
como Sc esperaba, simultdneamente
Ell Washington y en- i~ Ciudad dc Me
xico.
En- los circulos que sc nalian bicn
irformados acerca de los asuntos dc
Mexico Sc cree. = una persona que eS-
I'll Lntinamcnte Iigada con Pcsqueirsl
- 70 manifesto asi 4! rcpreScntante
de LA PRENSA. dc San Antonio. Te-
xas, que Ii publicaciGn De dicha car
ta seyia Conditional . indicar.a Ia pro
bablc accDtaci0n por ObrcSon de los
terminus an que Sc halla concebida.
En- otros tGrminoS, que 81 ObTegon
no eStaba dispuesto Il negoclar soore
esas bases, Ia carta no sc publlcari1.
Con relaci6n Il este mismo asunto,
dice ua teicgram& de Washington
due Sc cree ALI Que el reconocImicn-
10 del gobicrno m2xicaro Sc concedera
tan luego como Oregon haya expire
sado gu bucna disposition para nc
.ociar de acuerdo con los terminus
propucstos por Colby. Y que dlcho
rcconocimiento no Sc cree que sea
retardado hasta que 81 tratado haya
Sido firmado, pucsto que cl Presl-
dcnto Wilson esta descoso de dciar
ccmpletamente arrcslada Ia question
mcxicana antes dc abandonar Ia Casa
Blanca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-02
"R REFERENClA AL
kRTiCUlO q

listed SO refiere Ii mala inteii-
gencia que Sc ha originate, y que pre-
valece aun. acerca >eI vcrdadero I'm
objeto del articulo - dc Ia consh-
tuciGn federal meyicana. Que tai maia
inteligencia ha eEistido y la cjercido
una indebida tirantez en los lnlpul-
sos de gobiernos amigos. en- su deseo
de cooperar con el pueblo neXicano
en II obra de rcstauracf6n de su pro-
ductividad material Y de Su prosperl-
dad. no pucde negarse. Y no concioo
NADIA mejor calculado para coTreS'r
esa nala inteligencia Y dcsterrar los
teruores de los que han adquIrido IT,
tulus legales han hecho inversiones
en- Mexico de acuerdo con ia ley me-
Nicana Y confiaado en- 81 protection,
QUO las declaraciones de Su carta re-
lativas u Ia declaration del Presidente
dc "A Huerta del Presidente de n
dc Ia Huerta y del Presidente electo.
Obres5n de Que cl articulo - no es, III
debe ser interprctado como retroace-
vo destructor de lcgales derechos de
propiedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-02
La Metropoli, engalanada, presentaba
un belle aspecto.--Las delegaciones
extranjeras le daban un brilLo
especial las recepciones
Dmante ell da de aver estuVo recbiendo e Presldente
las felicituciones de extranjeros mexicanos que
fueron saludarIo al Paacio Nacional
Le dice que 81 antes fue su acermo enemgo, hoy Sc
congratula de tenerlo como Jefe-Le hacen un rico
presente al Pdte los americanos de kogales
-tpor Gon=a!o Esoinosal-
Coresconsal de LA PRENSa

raj AIvaro Obregon, en- medic de :2>
manifesraciones de simpatia popu:a,.
Lo acompanab2n su Secretario PART
cu,ar senior Torreb!anca. y el Jefe de
su Estado Mayor general 'JcsGs Car
u. fue recibido en- el vest!bulo dt
Ia Camara por, una com!si6n del Con
grcso. Ia uisnia. que 10 iutrodujo e1
aedio 60 una saliva dc aplausos. has
"a. II pIataiorna en donde Sc eccon-
traban q I'reSidente saliente senior ae
u Hue,ta V ., Presidents de n Ca
mara. liccnciado Rafael Martinez Es-
cobar.
En- csos momentos precisos g. re-
loj soDab2 las doce. Y IL !evantarse de
81 asientc e. general Obreg6n Sc hi
20 81 si,encio mis- absolute : Sc pGSie-
ron dc pie todcs los aSiStert1s al So
lemnisimo actc. En- Seguida Sc eiec-
tuJ IA protcsta en- Ia SigUieutes forrca:
II general ObreS6n, Presldeate cleo
To de Ia Repub,ica, levanta7do cl bra
"a :zquierde para el juramento cons
titucicaal: Protesto suardsr la cons
titucion politica de los Estaaos Uni
tcs Mexicanos y las ieyes cue de ella
emsnea y des-mrenar lea. y patrlo-
ticamente :! cargo de Presidents &C
Ia Rcpubiica que es pueblo ne "a
conFerido, miranda en- toGo por el bIer
y orosocridad de Ia Union, y 81 as'
no 10 hieiere, que Ia Naoion me 10
6cranSe".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-02
pREPARATiVCS PARA LA
pROTESTA

pcsde las primer Ao-aS le u no
che, y no cbs-ante cl trio que era has
zacr- lcrenSo. las a-.eri2s p~uncip2icS
de Il urbe neuopolitana comenzaron
: preseatar IN a1;mado aspectc. Por
las bocacllles y calIe inmediatas Z
las del Factor y Donceles. douds eSt<.
= Calnara lie Dipu-adus : donde mas
;arGo debcrla teuer yerificativo Il cc-
renouil, se vierUn uuy pronto lcnaS
&c DlbIico que - asulpaoa para Yer
pas,ir = lc,s TUncionarIos 4 los d!p!o-
raaticcs : = los inv!tadoS Ge honor,
csrectaimcnts = los extrLnjecos.
Las aucoriG2dos militaCes ctrIcs
q. l. :netrrpoH di"-cn ~ continSsr-
- para que 81 orIen 10 fucSe 2lt"-
ratio eu 10 mas miniruo : proceGie-
ron. a tempo oportuaC. = l. for-na-
c.gn &c los S-r~ic.os accstumhrados
p,-a e$ta clase de cerenoEiaS. aS!
~. como Gesde ? las di.Z dc IL no.
che LEGO una colUuUa uiht,Ir desiG-
,.-ca rSr IL S,c-etar.a lie Guerra pa
II formar Una v.si!a dcsde II pue-ta
d.. honor del P,-lacio Naci0Eai hasta
!. puer:a principal del cd:ficlo plrla :
uertario. eu - crl:zGuicuCo Jc In al
:iaua Gala de /. Canoa y Il Factor
Il coIumra cStabl inIegra1a po- los
a.u,uncs dcI ColcsIo Atilitar que sc
s!tuarou q 10 largo d. las GALES pr
.ne-a Y se-uuIa il. Bolivar haSta In
ssuuina Gc Ia Aveuida Francisco /
AIadero: y varios EsgiricnlcS. que
ouedaron tendiaos desde este Uitino
ounto Dor TODD 10 largo de Il aveniGa
principal haSJA l. Plaza de IL Cons
tituc.6n. p4s2ndo por -rc0te Al 1trio
IL. CaIedraI y =! fre1tc &c P2lacio-
Las GALES est2ban i!utn.nadaS con
,rotusi6n. -nuchos edificioS cns>Lla-
rados con los colores naclonales.' Ia
muchedurnbre sc extend.6 &c II mis-
ma rnanerz en- las aceras y bocacalles'
esperando Ia Acva >cU2l2ua par1 q
raso 1e les carruaJcS of.c4aies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-02
I 0T0RCO IA PR0TESTA FL GAB|NETE
4 LAS DOCE DEL DIA TUVO VERIFICATIVO AVER La
Ceremonial EN- Ell PALACI0 hAClOhAL

| habiendo prestado la protasta consti-
tucional ante el Presidente las siguier
tes personals que integran el Gabi-
netc:
Secretario de Gobernaci6n. general
PIutarco Elias Gales. Ministro CO
Guerra que fue del Presidente dc IN
Huerta Suissecretario de Goperns-
ciGn, licenciaGo Jose Inocente Lugo.
Secretari2 de Hacienda y Credito
Publico. Adolfo de Ia Huerta, eI-Pre-
sidentc Substitute dc Ia Republica.
Secrctario de Relaciones Exterio-
res doctor Cutberto Hidalgo, queen
era Subsecretario Encargado del Des-
pacho en- cl Gabincte anterior; como
Subsecretario el general Aaron SacnZ.
Ministro en- el Brazil.
Secretario de industrial, Comercio
Trabajo. el licenciado Rafael zuharap.
cx-Presidcntc Municipal de esta ciu-
dad
Secretario de Agriculture = Tonen-
TO el general Antonio TillIrreai, GUiea
desempeii!t Ia misina cartera en- ei Co
bierno del Presidentc saliente; como
Subsecretario e. .ingeniero Ternarao
Dozal.
Sccretario de Guerra y Marina, Ell
general Benjamin G. Hill, J Subsecrc-
tario el general Enrique Estrada. cx-
Jefe dc las Operaciones en- Jalisco
eX-Gobernador De Zacatecas.
Todavfa no Sc han anuncialo los
nombramientos de los Subsecretaric3
de Hacienda : de Indcstri2 J Co
mercio, II Sc hi dicho NADIA acegca &C
las personals que desempenaran la Sc
cretarfa y Subsecretaria de Comun.-
caciones Ooras PGblicas.
Ei licenciado jose Nasconcelos, de
quicn sc decfa que desempeharia rns
Secretaria de Estauo, continuara atu
como Jefe del Departamento Uni
versitario de Be!las Artes.
Les personals arriba citadas, des-
pues de efectuada Ia Drotesta, recib!e
ron las felicitaciones de rigor Sc hi
cieron cargo de sus respectiYas car
tcras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-02
NO HA SIDO POSSIBLE
AUN L0CALIZAR AL
REBELDE IZQUIERDO
Fuerzas federales 10 buscan
sin descanso por la
HuGsteca

Las noticias que Sc nan estado rect
biendo en- eSta ciudad Il uit;nas aora-;
procedenteS del Estado dc TamaulfpaS,
cuya jefatura dc operacIones m':,,arcs
tieuc el encarSo de dirigir' 1t campata
en- contra de los rcbeldeS qre apare-
cieron ems las huaStecas vcracruzana
potosina. y que envi6 81 terientc CO.
ronel Murguta instrucciones para pro-
cedey. la persecution del rebcldc To-
mas Izquie-do, hacen saber que, no Sc
ha ;ogrado aun localizar al plagiario
de los hucendados en- "El Cazadero,"
Estado de Veracruz.
Aver 50 nos manifesto sobre este
particular que las pcrsscuciones ini-
ciaGas por cl Jefe dc T. GIarnicion
en Pueblo Viejo. poblaci6n Immediate
al puerto de Tanpico. segIn indican
los ultimos nensajes. no han producido
ain el resultado d-Seado, pUeS las
fuerzas perseguidoras no han podido
| conoce- aiin cl sitio Ell donde csta refu-
giado Izquierdo con los veinticinco
hoInbres que 10 acompaaan. y con los
cuatro prisioneros hechos en- il hacien
da de Eel Cazadero.'
Sc sabe. sin embargo. que 10 Secreta-
ria de Guerra ha -eanudado sus ms
truciones u las autoridadeS militares
del E,stado de Tamau>,pas J las de Ia
region petrolera. para Que en- case de
a. Sc logre alcanzar a IzQuierdo sc ie
den toda ciase dc saran.fas. pues Sc
desea cunplir IA promesa que Sc le hi
20 On el santido de que caInbio de
81, rerdici6a seria respetada su yita.
De diversos puntos dc Ia region Pc
,rolera Sc han enviado fuerzas On bus
ca de Izquierdo. con e. prcp6sito de
resca1ar = los hacendados tan1piquenos.
y entrar en- platlcas con c. -cbelde para
su sumisi6r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-02
VAN A VIGIL AR
4 Los L|DERES
EX.CARRANC|S7AS
Ell GOBIERNO AMERICANA NO
QUIERE QUE Sc VIOLE
LA NEUTRALIDAD

T.'c1r1n,a Especial pare IA PRENSA"
WASHINGTON, ID. c. D!ciembrc
lo.-En las oficinas del DCpartamento
do E:stado Sc han ,ecibido los rumores
refcrentes u las conspiracioneS anti
ohresonistas que Sc han estado ilevan-
do a clbo en- las regioncs del NorIe
dc Mexico y 4 lG largo de n fconc2ra
americana.
Sc ,Gjo hoy cue las a9tcrmadcs
amc.icauaS van estar vlgilantes Y
scguirin eI curse dc II situaci6a, ST.
guiendo los pasos de los complotistas
presuntos. para evitar que sean viola
das as leyes dc Ia neutralidad amcri-
cana.
Sc tuvo tanb:eu conociniento de los
irformes recibidos de la Habana, por
los cuales Sc anuncia que los genera
les Pablo Gonzalez. $ Juan Barragan.
asi como otros Antiques lidcres del
carr-ancismo vienen en- canine hacia
eI E.stado de Texas, procedentes de
Espaia. donde buseacon reflGio dcs-
pues del derrocamieHto de Carranza.
Al margen de esas infoTmaciores, Y
sobre los rumores acentuados dc que
cl Gobierno de los Estados Cnidos no
permitirian cl dcsembarque de dichos
;ndividuos. los fanciouarios del Depar-
tamento dc Estado han dicho hoy que
no hay ninguna raz6n por Ia cual de-
ba ncgarse Ia entrada de Gonzalez y
Barragan a territorio americana.
Sin embargo, Sc han hSraco cree
nes para que sean vigilados, durante
su pcrrnanencia en- este pals, especial
mente 81 sc dirigen In froptcra para
desarrollar alGura actiridad re!aclo-
na1a cor los pr5ycctos dc reroluc:"n
en- Mexico.