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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
JUDGE FLETCHER HOLDS
DEERlNG WILL Is VALID
Estate of Million Dollars Admitted to
Probate by tnppnhannock
Special to The Times Dispatch

!Snecial to The Times Dispatch
WINCH ESTER, VA, Now 21.-The
validity OF the will Of the late ~
willis Decring. OF Rappallanuock
County. Va. lisposing of an estate
worth Approximately s1.000.00O. which
has been subjected to litigation for
more than year, has been upheld
By Judge Fletcher. of the Circuit
Court for that county.
Mr.. Dcering. who was one of the
wealthicst residents of that section
OF Virginia, left his estate 10 several
nicccS and nephcws, but other in
,"r"sts ATTACKED the validity OF the
document. The case was tried twice
before jurics. each of which diSa-
greed When called again counsel
for the estate dcmurrcd to the evil
dcncc. and Ii was admitted to the
court on the legal questions iuvoiv-
ed Judge Fletcher has sustained the
demurrer. and has catered an order
probatinE the will as executed by
Mr.. Dccrins. Five lawyers repre-
scented the various interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale,

PREMIER DEM0NSTRATOR--A barUaIn
". u. Moss. t3i W. Main. Mad. i6IJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
NEGRO PICKS LOCK WITH
WIRE AND LEAVES JAIL
'Frusty Gives Alnrm. md Town Ser
Eennt Hounds Up PriSOnbreakcr
and Two Others.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
NNril l. l.,

ISrccia 70 The Times DiSpatch.1
DANNiLLE. Va, Nov. 2l.--By pick :
ing the lock on Houston Jail with 4
piece OF wire. Edward wilkins, a
negro. opened the door and took with
him two other negro prisoners. l:sau
Gcrst. negro truSty. gave the alarm
after they had gone. ana. later in the
night. the town sergeant, hidden near
the railway station. saw two men ap-
proachinG. both OF them talking in an
uadcrtonc. lie halted them aud found
thcv were two OF the fuGitivcs. They
told where the third man might be
found, and Il squad cf officers lost
no time in going 10 tho spot aud ar
resting him. AL are hack in Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22

To Cure Cold I'm One Ony
Take GROVES LAXATIVE PROMO
QU1N1NE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature of T.. W. GROVE. aOc
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
VIRGINIA RAILWAY And POWER co,
INTERuRBiN DIVISION
Si'.iEDI'IE
Effective november ~. 1870

Effective november 81. 1910.
g. Electris Trains leave seventh and Perry
Streets South Richmond. for Petersburg.
ii5 a. NJ. t5:2i ~ NJ 600 a. NJ. ZOO
y. NJ. $500 y. NJ. 800 y. NJ. 1000 A. NJ
LOO a NJ. i2Io n"on;, i;go +. NJ. 200
T. NJ $500 r. NJ. 800 y NJ. 800 T.. NJ
y. NJ. 900 j.. NJ +. l0Cj l.. 81. il:c5 j.. Nj
1901 a. NJ
=. Electric Trains leave Sycamore and Ola
streets IetefsSnFE for h!Gnnond: 500
\. NJ. 6,35 NJ. t';s5 \; NJ. 7:23 y. NJ
y a.. 1885 l.. Nj. l:3i =. NJ. Psi II. NJ
3:3 p. Nj: 1875 L. NJ. a:35 p. NJ de;
I. NJ. .1:cj i. Al. 7:35 T., Al. S:3i t. NJ
?:25 i. NJ. 1910 4. NJ. ll:40 l.. NJ. Ia:ij
a. NJ.
tNot operated Sunday
Not operated Saturday or Sunday
Daily. EXCEPT Saturday and Sunday
local trains will be run between Seventh
and Perry Streets. South Richmond. and
stop No: every hal hour from 600 a. NJ
20 300 \. NJ. and from 500 L. NJ. to $50
J.. NJ. and from sycamore and Old Streets
retcrsburE. to Stop No. 81 every half hour
from 60. \. NJ. 70 sos ~. NJ and from
500 y NJ to 7:0i I. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
increase IL shawn.

UN-NNCDCK, VIZ. NOV. HI--ThC
books Of the land assessors for Ac-
c"mac for 1920 show a total assess
rent of sl0.TOS.l7i. an increase OF
S2.i90,1l3 over 1915. The assessment
is one-third Of a fair market value.
The books show i.21S acres more
given in for taxes than under the
1915 assessment. IN" total being
$@"6S95. OF this amount l2.2lO acres
are owned by Colorcd people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
Special Notices
Personals
Lost and Found
USE THE TELEPHONE.
r,1t .D,nAot,h -

IlUSI UI(l FOUHU ~
FUK-i.os, op Friday while shopping. 4
seal fur scarf. Reward for its return
To 2li Park Avenue. Randolph 2bsi.
HOUSD--Strayed from 1921 Park Avenue
"a white and tan hound. answering to
nam. Don: James City County license
80. Az. reward II returned to above ad-
dress.
HOCSp--Lost. ia.g. beagle female hound
white. with black spots. When last
seen at Twenty seventh and Grace. had
chain AND collar n. Reward Az
North Twenty third Street or phone
Madison l:GI-J.
SllIcASi.S--l win give reward OF nity
dollars !Or return OF two suitcaacs taken
by young white man from day coach OF
train No -. between Richmond and
Emporia. morning November 10th
Tan coiOrcd Case contains Corona type
writer: black case contains wearing APP
parci Please notify w. 4. Curric. Ar
Iy!c lIotci. Charleston. s. G.
Will. the party who exchanged ovcrcOatA
1T the dance on Floyd Avenue Friday
IiChi Dlsase call Ennle.aEh 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
Father and Snu Drawn.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Nov. ol.
--Franli y. Muse, colorcd. and son.
Chester Mus. both of Dunnvilic. Es-
sex County, were drowned off Muddy
Cut during Il storm. Their boat was
found and the body Of the older man
recovered. The body of the hoy has
not beCn found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
ARREST ALLEGED NAVAL
DESERTER, IL-BREAKER
Indicted for OTensc. Marion Bur-
nett Lends Prison Delivery
Takes Two With Him.

ISpcciaI 20 The Times -Dispatch.
DANNlLl.E. VA, Nov. 21.-Thc To-
cal police department yesterday re-
ceivcd information from a point in
Virginia saving that Marion Bur
nett, alleged naval dcscrtcr and
wanted here for jail breaking. was
there and asking ii he should be ar
rested.
Burnett was indicted for Jail break
ing not many weeks ago. y few
days afterwards, he led another jail
delivery and got away with two 9TH
crs. The police have wired. urging
The authorities to arrest Burnett
without delay and TO hold him until
he can bc Sought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Atrial, and departures Of Passenger Trains
tDaIiy, unless nther wise shownl publishes
only rs Information and not guaranteed.
Daily eacert Sunday. Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
real ESTATE fDR RENT
HOUSE
Wantcd--To Rcn,

Modern Groom house, or
fiat of 4 or 5 rooms, west
.of Robinson Street. Occu-
pancy December LIST or
January LIST. K 719, care
,rimes-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
SACRIFICE
sruDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX.

STUDEbAkER srECIAL SIX.
on ACCOUNT OF VERY I'LL
HEALTH. AM OBLIGED TO
SELL AND WILL GIVE VERY
REASONABLE TERMS FOR TS-
MEDIATE SALE, CAR USED
VERY LITTLE. GOOD As NEW
IN EVERY RESPECT. CALL
BOULEVARD 23sG-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-24

Its a mystery to me how you do Itg' said Andrew shaking his head solemnly. They were just home from a dance and he kicked off his pumps as he spoke and she was reaching around to unhook herself.
 "I wouldn't have to do it if you were as attentive as you used to be-" said Imogene. You used to unlock me be- fore you even united your tie"
 That's not what I am talking about" said Andrew, beginning to un- hook her at the neck. T am talking about what a mystery it is to me the way you women can dance the new dances with just any man. There are no two ginks who shake foot in the light fantastic these days who dance alike. They all have different steps and figures for the fox trot, the waltz and all of 'em and yet you women go out on the floor and dance with all of 'em. For the life of me I don't see how you can tell what they are going to do next"
 Well" said Imogene, T don't know exactly how to explain it. You see Andrew, my sex from the day Eve bit that apple in the Garden of Eden have had that problem facing them. They have been compelled to anticipate what the man of the hour was going to do next.
 ''She has been compelled to do this for two reasons. One has been that her geegaws and her happiness-and sometimes a woman's geegaws are hei happine ess-have depended on the pleasure of the male thing to which she is attached. To be able to please him she must be able to anticipate what he is going to do next so she car accommodate herself to the next con oition.
 Again, half the time woman mus be able to tell what her particular mar is going to do next to divert him from catastrophe. He-being the king-car
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-24
Andrew and Ln1ogene LITTLE LIFE coNFDENcEs EXPERIENCE A COUPLE PaILOSoPHIC, THOUGH MARRIED By

do no wrong nor will he accept adVice from the weaker member of the part- nership. so she must see what ne IS so- ing to do often before he knows nm " self and then by subterfuge let nm see the trouble ahead also. 1neh n will avoid the difficulty and point . ou. the pitfall to her and show ner yus' what he escaped by being orlsn@
 fasten the beads. too.
 well. as all my ancestresses have been cultiyating this faculty TOT ages and ages. you can see that 1t comes naturally to me and to all women.
 When these new dances came into style and there was no set way ol dancing them, woman had little dit- ficulty, for all she had to do was to applv this faculty of anticipating what man was going to do to her dancing
 Now there are certain little things you can do when you are dancing with me that makes me know just what vou are going to do next, although l have not analysed them and could not for the life of me tell you just what | they are any more than I could tell you just how I know when you are about to do lots of other things. For example, when you begin to get solicitous whether I have all the money I need I know you are fixing to
 go some place and play poker; when you bring me home violets or candy | it usually means that you are going | down to the club that night; when you yawn and tell me how you love your
 home, I know you are going to lodge; 1 when you"
 Allow me to remind you that we were discussing dancing" interrupted ed Andrew haughti1y.
 T know we were" said Imogene land I was wondering what you want ed to do that made you start compli- menting me on my dancing. Oh, yes tomorrow night, is the business meet ing of the local boat club, isn't it?' Copyright, 1920, by Twenty-first Cen tury Press, Inc)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-24
Your Hair Is
 Growing Gray
r,. N..,.,. the First sneaks- Hurry and Applv o-Ban Hair Color Restorer. Stcps Dandruff and Falling Hair.
 Darkens Gray Hair.

When you see the first white streak 1se n.;r or SSoSar Pestorer on all your hair and scalp. ff Your hair is tinged with gray, streaked, nsL wispy or your hair is entirely gray. o-Ban Hair Color Restorer. vii easily restore ;ne ine .nan dark luster of young girl making srur vr entire head of hair soft. fluffy, long. thick and evenly dark o-Ban Hair Color Restorer is not dye. but q clean. ciea1 i;ov;J as safe to handle as pure water IL nqsat i,qu cost much to try. You can easily eOei aoe1y nit. it in ' the privacy of your own room and stop that first sign of gray so no one one can tell Get bottle of Q-Ban hair ooiof Restorer from any druggist or toilet counter. TnII directions on each bottle.
 Arnold Masberg Drug Co.,. 4th Ave. and ooth St. and 4th Ave and 18th St. Bir- ningham, Ala Mail orders filled Tor Toe Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-24

No. T7.
 As the woman's voice sounded from the upper floor of the house, Frances glanced involuntarily at the care-taker, half ex- pecting him to show surprise. Instead he blinked stupidly for a moment as he stood in the doorway, then turned in his fumbling manner and went back out into the hall.
 "There's a girl down here," Frances heard him answer, "that says she wants to see Mir. Ballin. She wants to wait. Whatn I do?'
 His voice held the same quality of dis respect which he had used in speaking
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-24
Community Club to
 Hear Facts of City

O. L. Bum. manager of the Birming- ham Traffic Bureau. will tell the mem- bers of the Community Club some facts about Birmingham that every real csvi- zen of this city should know this after noon at their meeting at o'clock at the Southern Club. Miss Lillie Goldstein will sing several numbers and she wni be accompanied by Miss Mildred Bran non. All members are urged to be pres ent and President James A. Simpson re- quests them to bring along some pro- gressive citizen as their guest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-24
Whitla Kidnapers Dead

bJ Jtt0ti4to6 PFes5
 Pittsburg. January 23.-"Jimmy Bcyles Convicted for kidnapping Willie Nnltla If sharon. Pa, in 1909, died of pnelnoaiz af the Riverside penitentiary here soday Ess had been i'll for <eek.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-24
Handkerchief

35 doz 10c cambric Handker- TIA chiefs; cleanup, 6c, or dozen.. IA 40 dog. 15c colored bordered Hana- n
 kerchiefs; cleanup, at. .k.-xs GAs 60 boxes khaki Handkerchiefs, sDa price $1; in box; cleanup, box &40A 20 dozen splendid 15c Handkerchiefss saes' a%sIssa deaen d54g fel in corner. 9s S One lot of Initial Handkerchief: sold formerly from 25c to soc; IF
 slightly soiled; cleanup, at. .... 4 s3S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-24

Sox, white feet; cleanup, pair. JOS Twenty dozen natural color Sox, 1912 and II. This Sock full fashion, splendid wearing. Former price 35c; CCc cleanup price, pair. .......... AON The following merchandise has just ar rived. The prices on broken lots have been cut so low we hesitate when slicing our profit from these, but we're going to do it. The thousands of customers visiting this department today must leave it fully satisfied:
 Two hundred dozen soc silk lisle Wun- derhose, all colors. This stock purchased on today's market would sell for 75c. When supply is exhausted the COo 75c price will prevail. Pair. 'ET8e Two hundred dozen cotton lisle asss Buy these for hard and lasting aa3s 4o4 Hs'' .''''i..... wonderful sos ....,.,.,. zoe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-24
0HEFNBRo "zsE=7=== zHEENBRos "'=.E=EF~ AHEENB BRoS Today Will Be a Big Day For

today Pomptya9 we nugae sale ot all broken
 One day only has been given
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
UN CHINO, AGENTE
DELOS REBELDES
EN- TAMAULIPAS
Los cardenistas apoya7
Ia Candidatura del
Ing. BoniIIas

{. VICTORIA. lamps. Abril 13.-
De- l. estac;or de Isasi. carcana 4
esta capital. fu& craido u esta Manuel
Wong de nacioraliGad cnira, quier
desde lpe@o qucd6 a disposition de
las a~utoridadez militares. en- virrud
de habcr side acusado como agante
De los revciucion2!:os que operan en-
G ES.ado.
Wong t:er, cstubjeciGa Il imPor-
tan.c casa - concrete CT Il este
cion citada. en- IA que viva Ia parecer
acknowledgements cen su n,uier l.araia
Naruela Nazcuez. Pcr causa. que
no fa!ta nunc1 Ell TODD hogan. el 0la-
trimouio rin6, Y la sonora. para ven
-arse dc su nyarido, 10 dcnuncio ante
LIS autcridades como ageHte de les
revoiuciCnarics.
Sc practice IN cateo en- ia casa del
ctino. hallandose una cactI de uno
dc los rebeldes. en- Ia que &c r:andaba
redir Guinienros pesos = cuenta lie
reg2vios a~ntericreS.
c. VICTORIA. lamps. Abr:l IS
Hoy Sc rcunio or cs.a ciudad t con
vcncI6n rolitica 4 II que asistiera la
mayor parte lie los representatives de
distincas a~rupaciones establecidas en-
TODD eli Estado Y Que trabajaron en-
Ia candidatura del gobernador ~electo,
Rafael Cardenas. e tiene IL segu.
riGad dc 9ue yesultara apr DADA IA
candidatura civiiista del Ing Bonhlas,
pucs las agrupaciones que estarGn
Representatives han sido fundada> y
han d~esaTrollado sus labores bajc
i5s auspicios oficiales.
En Ia convention Sc designaran
candidates 4 diputados por esta Gin.
dad Y el puerto de Tampico. Sc So.
be que estes seran. respectivameEte,
ell Doctor Aurelio Collado Y Andres
Osuna. Y Severe Martinez Y Ramon
Fusco Figurari tambien como can.
didato a senador el general Francisco
Gcnz;IeZ. actual ~gobernador del ESta-
do, cue esta para entregar Cd puesto
4 Rafael Cardenas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
AsS . D 4 hs2- %A1ssNG "a 4 : EW7 4 =
: N- sA~ ASgSa#A e. HAEAE TE.EAS
Festejaran 81 Cinco de
Mayo en- Topeka los
mgXICanOS
m2XICdnOS

TOPEKA, Kansas. Abril 12.-Los
m~exicanos de csta ciudad Sc preparan
para celebrar cl pr6Ximo 5 de Mayo,
aniversario de Ia Batalla dc Pucbla.
Ell Club Recreativo "El Diamante"'
hizo una convocatoria 4 la colonia,
q Ia que contestaron todos los meXi-
canos RESIDENCES aqui. habiendose
efectuado una gran junta Ell dia de
aver, en- la que Sc discutieron los
arreGlos que habrian de hacerse pa
IA celebration. En- primer lugar
sc procedi6 q nombrar una Mesa
Directiva que quedo integrada por
las siguientes personals: Senior Jose
Maria Garcia, Presidcnte; Herminio
CamPos. Secretario y Jose Santos
Rodriguez, TeSorero. que sera Ia que
sc encargara de dirijir los trabajos
para la fiesta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
FUERONLLEVADOS
TAMpICOC UATRO
REBELDES
Pidieron amparo porque
Sc les iba a juzgaF
como militareS

TANPICO. Temps, Abri! 15.-ti
General Arnulfo Gomez, pcrsonalinen
te. trajo aver a este puerto a los re-
,~voluciona-ics Ignacio Fucntcs, J.. NJ.
Gonzilez. Alfonso Molinilla Y Alber-
TO Nalv,linar. Los primeros tenian
81 grado de generates en- las fllas re-
voluntar;as V los segundos de te-
nintes ~coroneles. & exception de Man
v~elinar. que :;ra cosonel artillero.
Estos jefcs fucrcn cap5urados des-
puds de I'm renido combate habido Y
dcsde aver mismo quedaron i~nternados
e Ia carcel a disposition de las auto
ridadcs militarss del puerto. Sabese,
sin embargo, que va pid.eron ampa-
| 70 on eI scntidc dc que Sc les debe
juzgac ono civiles Y no como mill
tares. pues ninguno dc clos ha tent
do hasta hoy, nada que yer con 81 eJer
cite 10 ningun ~oojerno.
IEXCUPGIQN DE NORTE-
AMERICANS.
J., Cimara de C,mercio americana
/ del puerto ha Yecibido informe; de
Que para d proXlmo mes de Mayo
vendran unos cxcursionistas america
nos a visitar el puarto, todos perte-
necientes a la industrial Y comercio de
la poderosa nacion del Nortc.
f! Dblcto del viaie es estudiar las
condolences del puerto y de sus airs
dedores 2 fin dc emnrender alguncs
negoci9s dc importancia. Los eXcur-
siJniStas y~isitaran tamb;en 2lgunas
otras ciudsdes del pals, pcrO su prih-
cipal ohjcto es Tampico.
OTRO CONFLICTO CON Ell
GOBIERNO GENERAL.
Varies v~2cinos dc estc puerto, que
desde hacc a!gunos amos estan ocupan
dc tcrrenos que cream que cram de!
Municirio. recibiron orden de desocu-
parlos. en- vista de QUO csos terrenos
son de propie,!ad aacional. scgln Sc
los manifesto Il oficina mspectora de
Puertoz : Faros del Primer Dlstritc.
Los prop;etarics, que son 81 consl-
derahle nimer0 Y aEtre los que flgu-
ran algunos capitalists. NJ estuvicron
~conformes con celehrar c~ontrato con
el gcbierno general. como sc los in.
dicata IA n,iSna cficina.
Con este motive celeoraron una
Junta en- L. cue acordaron protestar.
pedir apoyo al Ayuntamiento de Ia
riudaG : IL -ohicrnc del E5tado y
nomhrar IN abogadJ para que los *
p~resentc on este nuevo Ito. Desde luc
GO SC pidic amraro contra 2ctos del
~eoblerno dc Carranza
Eli lGs oficinas de II policia es-
pecial SC informa que Rafael Castro,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
ACTIYIDADES REBELDES
EN- ~AGUACALIENTES
Y ZACATECAS
BaHueIos y dos jefes mas
han inDadido Ell prime
70 de dichos Estados

AGUASCALIENTES, Abril 10
Plena confirmation Sc ha tenido en-
csta capital de Ia noticia de que
Felix Banuelos, acompanado de jus
tC de Avila Y de Benavides, con los
cuales ahora opera de acuerdo, ha-
bia entrado al pueblo de San Fran
cisco de los Ramos, de este Estado,
Gespues de haber asaltado algunos
otros de la vecina cntidad de Zaca-
tecas.
Sc s>be que Banuelos, Avila y
BaldovinUs traen algo mas de dos
cientos hombres V que con ellOs han
logrado penetrar a var1os poblados
escasamente guarnecidos.
Despues de haber asaItado a los
Ramos, sc dirigio a la hacienda de
FL Mezquite, de donde saco caballos
Y algunos otros elementos. plagian-
do. ademas. al administrator, por
cuya libertad pidc la suma de dos
mil pesos.
Personals que han llegado d esta
ciudad despues de haber escapado de
asalto de San Francisco de los Ra-
mos. indican que los revolucionarios
estuvieron tambiGn en- San Jose de
Graca V en- FL Garabato, de donde
tambien acaro muchos elementos
para Ia campana.
Los revolucionarios estuvieron
tambien en- Ia estacion de Las Ami
mas. en- dondc eXigicron al jefe que
lc cntregara TODD 10 que tuviera, no
sir habcr cortado antes las cGmuni-
c~aciones tc~legraficas.
Sc informa que los sublevados in
tentaron tamhien destruir las
n~icaciones con esta ciudad, pero que
a. fin Sc retiraron sin haccrlo de una
manera completa, cortando, como sc
ha ]informado solamentc los alambres
de la oficina telegrafica del ferroca
rril. Que fue cl Gltimo punto que vi
~sitaron retirandOse en- seguida hacia
IL sierra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
Abuses en- Topeka con
unos trabaiadores
meXICdnOS

TOPEKA. Kansas. Abril 11.-Una
docena o mas de familias Y trabaiado
res m~eXicanos que hace algun tempo
v~inieron 4 trabajar en- algunas llncas
ferrocarrileras, bajO la promesa de
cue al ~concluir sus contracts recibi-
rian passes en- los ferrocarriles para
llevar!os al lugar en- donde fueron
cnganchados. Sc ~encuentran aqui. Ell
una situacion verdaderamcnte cri-
tea. pues no solo no han conseguido
que sc les den los prometidos passes
dc regTeso. sino que muchos de clos
TO Sc les ha pagado 10 cue Sc les
adcudaba por ST. trabajo Y a o;roS
Sc les ha despejado de clio por los
m~ayordomos, por tal o cual preteX-
to Y en- muchos casos con amenazas.
vados a trabajar en- secciones de las
Los irfelices t~rabajadores son lie
vadoS q TRAFALGAR en- secciones de las
Was. distances de centres poblados
Y ALI quedan muchas wees a mer-
ced de los mayordomos que les pa
gan cuando quieren Y 10 que quie-
rem, sin que los trabajadores puedan
protestar por clio. pues Sc eyponen
10 SOLO a que Sc les niegue la conf
da, Sino haSta ser ~golpeadoS brutal
mente por los capataces.
Todas estas quejas las refieren
grupos de trabajadores m~exicanos
que frecuentemente lleean a esta
ciudad con miles de penai;dades,
pues muchos de ellos prefieren aban
0onar ell trabajo Y hacer el viaje q
pie, q seguir siendo victimas de los
mayordomos.
No obstante que son contados los
caSos en- los que los c6nsules V repre-
sentantes del gcbierno mexicano Sc
intereSan por los tra~bajadores que a
ellos acuden a eXponer sus quejas.
sc les ha aconsejado 2 los jefes de
las mencionadas familias que ahora
sc encuentran aqui, que Sc presen-
ten al Consulate Mexicano, a fin de
que ell representante del gobierno de
Mexico interceda pcr ellos para con-
seguir Que las companies les expidan
los passes de regreso, asi como para
que sc yea Ia manera de poner coto
a los abuses Y atropellos de los ma
yordomos Y de algunos agentes en-
gsnchadores que tan inicuamente en-
ganan a los trabajadores para poder
les arrancar un par de pesos
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en- compahia de sus cuatro amigos
Que iIccon nMerte al americana Je-
flclsen ea Los NaranioS, no podrdn
ser capturados en- virtul De que 50
cncucntran ahora en- las filas revolu-
c~ioHarioas, Ell las que sentaron plaza
con el crado Ga soldados.
De las averiglaciones que Sc han
hecho en- e. asunto. Sc ha confirmado
que Castro Y sus ccmpaNcrcs TO IA
taron en- mala forma al americana,
sino que riniron con el V con Olberg,
cuando tstos jrtentarcn darles de gol-
pes. Este asunto quedo va termi
nadc con el hecho dc cue Castro y
sus ccnlYsneros &c trabajo son ahora
soldaGos revolucicrarios Il Ia Huas-
teca.