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The Dolores star., 1920-09-24
BEAUTY CHATS
by Edna Kent Forbes

the activity of the skin tends to re-
move Its blemiShes.
The face should not be steamed
more than twice n week and then
gently, for about ten minutes. II the
skin is muddy or blOtchy n massage
with healing cream into the open pores
is advisable, but If, as in Roberta's
case, only the fineness of the skin is
desired, the face should be wiped Off
with soft cloth, TO remove the oil
steamed out of the pores. then 1t
should be rinsed in cool water to close
The Dolores star., 1920-09-24

the pores, and finally, rubbed with a
piece CT ice to close them completely.
The action of opening and closing the
pores tends tc shrink them and in time
they will return to their normal size.
Everything takes time, of course.
Nature, intelligently assisted, will over
come and cure most abnormal condi-
tiohs, but nature works slowly.
tCopyright.)
The Dolores star., 1920-09-24


Jobs are what everybody IS SUD-
posed to have or to want.
The job man has is hardly ever
the one he wants, after he has got it.
He knows of another job that beats
his all hollow.
Another fellow has it.
1t is easier work and pays better,
and the dub who is holding 1t down
well. how he gets by Is more than any,
body can find out.
Must have some kind of pull, he
reckons.
This job the man has would be all
right If the hours were different. II
the pay was raised. and if the boss
wasn't unreasonable.
Only last week the boss refused to
take this mans advice about some
thing.
Stubborner'n muleI
Like to know how that guy got to
be boss, anyway.
Some fellows have all the luck.
He gets to do the kind of things he
wants to. II the man had the kind Of
things the boss gets to do-ah, there
would be the snapi
But catch that boss letting him do
The Dolores star., 1920-09-24

Blessings on his head that SAIL
Face about"
The Dolores star., 1920-09-24
FINNIcIN FILosoFY

If yer find amy throubls Low.
in other people. use on thin
soms av what ye. have been
~a.astin' IN vsrsilf.
The Dolores star., 1920-09-24
()fAJiil!((nAliiii
{ STRICKLAND WGILLlEAN ,
tCopyri1htD
IN CONFIDENCE,
,Copyright.)

| would not speak In bitter tone.
But Brown is such a stupid pup!
His collar-button's made of bone,
And SO is he. from that place up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
SUNDAY STAR WINS
FROM EVERY EVENING
Newspaper Teams Engage in In
teresting Ball Game at
Eden Park.

The Sunday Star and Every Evening
baseball mines staged a game at Eden
Park yesterday afternoon, when the
former took the honors, "a, by. superior
hitting and folding The Star nine start
ed their scoring in the third inning, when
they scored four runs on four healthy hfS
combined with an error. In the iltth IN
ming. two hits. an error and two passed
balls resulted in five more runs for the
winners.
Every Evening scored three OF their
Guiding two-baggers by Lands and
Cooper. The fourth run was scored N,
the seventh inning on a passed ball
followed by sacrifice.
For the twirling honors, Stewart out
tossed Swain Stewart had fourteen
strike-outs to his credit for the seven m
nings. securing ct least two in each m
ming except the second. Davis Of the
Star in four trips TO the plate hattcd. out
four hits, including one healthy two-hag-
ger. For Every Evening Swan led the bat
ting. securing two hits in three trips to
the plate. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27

uion did very little shooting during The
nasf vear. blt when one considers that
Foofd only shot ia two league matches
during The past season and broke 9SxlOD
Il . clear tint he ffts not gone back and
that he will make the shooters 60 at
faet cljp 10 take the championship from
him.
The Wilmington Trapshooilne Associn-
tion will have its traps open on nest
Saturday for anyone desiring - practice
over the traps which will be used during
the state shoot. but no trophies will be
given ~ The Greenhill Cinn Club n hold
mo The final shoot for the Philip i du
pnnt v,n and no doubt. the majority
Of members Of the Wilmington Club viii
he nn hand To witness the shoot off
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
ATHLETICS WIN
OVER WHITE SOX
Perry Holds Chicago to rive Hi's
and Pounds Out a
Homer.

The Athletics made it two straight,
Yesterday when they defeated Chicago,
i0-2. when Perry held the Sox TO FIVE
scattered hits and batted in a home run
himself, emulating the performance OF
Moore the day before. Dugan also
c,o,ted out home run. Babe huth
made his eighth home run of the season
when New York. trimmed the Tigers
IL Boston cleaned up the series with
81. Louis by defeating them. 9.o. WASH
ington defeated Cleveland, 1873. ana as
result the Indians give up first place.
.Iudge. of the Washington team, IN tlve
Trims to the plate made five swats.
st. Louis defeated Cincinnati IN Wild
uame. los. when the Cardinals made a
total of seventeen hits off the Red pitch
ers The Robins routed the Pirates, 81,
when Nisner was hit hard throughout. the
game. while Grimes was hard to reach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
AMERICAN LEGION SPORTS.
WeIl-Known Athletes TO Take Part IN
the Coming Games.

e
II was announced TODAY that four we'll
known athletes Of the city will be among
those who will participate IN the sports
and games in the stadium Of the American
Legion Merchants Exposition and Circus,
al Twentv-ninth and Market streets. ail
next week.
"Bearcat Virgins and Fred Den
will uphold the art Of wrestling Nlgglns
has issued challenge 10 meet Charlie
Lancaster. Of the y NJ. G. A., during the
exposition. in a wrestling match, govern
ed bv any conditions Lancaster sees 1T to
impose. He also challenges any one OF the
local wrestlers To meet him during the
events next week In the Legion stadium
Virgins wrestles At a weight OF lo4
pounds Fred Den weighs IN al 40 pounds
but Is powerful for MS build. Good match
g are naturally looked for \ number OF
urestlers from other cities also are eX-
pected TO be present and exhibit their
prowess on the mat
Boxing exhibitions viii he gwen daiiy
bv Ralph Raymond and hid Harris.
also both Of this city. Hugh Hacketi .
president Of the keystone Athletic Cub.
has made the assertion that these boys
will outpolnt anyone Of their class N me
CITY. and they will lie ready Tor exhibition
bouts under proper conditions.
There will be two performances every
afternoon In the stadium and three everE
evening. Work OF putting up the canvas
covering over the stadium Is progT ssing
steadily and il will be in shape by the END
oi the week. II will hold 300 spectators
The events in the stadium will be
under the direct management and person
al control Of Joseph c. Berger, as chair
man Of a committee comprising Joseph
Davis. c. H. Mckinney Lieutenant
Herbert A. Russell, William Feinberg
and Harry Schuler Harold Keats and the
Wilmington Community Service also ar
working In conjunction with the commit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
HIGH MEETS CHESTER.
Game to be Staged Between ksais ~
PENNSYLVANIA Town Today.

Rain stopped the Hlghlet-s .amden
game, so the locals will get IN action for
the first time this week when they meet
heir old rivals, Chester, this afternoon,
after delay of two weeks The game
will be p,ayed ON the Pennsysynnian
fed Chester has new pitching star
10 spring on the Cherry and White bays.
The old reliable Buck" Ramsay viii be
on the mound for the locals. \ record
crowd is expected as both teams are now
moving nj "A lively clip
The Wilmington rooters will leave IN
special cars at 30 Whether the game
will be played on the Sun Ship diamond
or the =. NJ. G.. field was not stated by
the Chester team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
MAKE READY FOR
STATE TRAP SHOOT
Officials Working Overtime Max
ing Preparations for Big Event
of Year.

Officials Of the Wilmington Trapshoot-
ing Association have been working over
time making preparations for the an
nual Delaware State shoot, which viii DC
shot over the Bellevue traps on june ! and
3 with Thursday. juno Z, as practice day
and the officials Of the club believe the
shoas for championship honors will be
the largest shoot held in Delaware since
the Eastern handicap which was held here
sometime ago.
There has been lot Of trapshooiing
done in this town during the list year.
and owing To the scores which Delaware
shooters have been making lately no one
man is picked to win William Billy
Ennrd. the present Delaware state cham
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
LORRAINE AFTER GAMES.

The Lorraine A. A. will schedule two
fast games for Memorial Day. although
the teams have not been selected. 1t Is
expected that General Chemical will be
the attraction. Hedricks, the Williams
and MARY College twirler, and joey
Pierson will do the battery work. Man
ager Hirzel is endeavoring to sign Toom-
eV. the crack twirler of the Hagley team,
to strengthen the West Siders' twirllng
staff
Lorraine would like to arrange several
twilight games for Wednesday, June :,
9 and I6, with any fast local club or
Suburban League teams Richardson
Park rrefeTred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
IRISH CUP RACER LAUNCHED.
Workmcn Rushing Finishing Touches on
Shamrock Nv.

BY Associated Press To Every Evening
New York, May 27,,- Workmen on Sir
Thomas fipton's cup challenger, Sham
rock ", launched last night. were busy
todaNpreparing TO step her hollow wooden
mast. This spar is said TO be much heavier
and stronger than the Resolute's, which
snapped in race last week.
One of the novelties of the Shamrock
is a Swedish speedometer made IN the
form of n tube running through the hull
of the craft to the water where the pres
sure of the water at the end of the tube
registers the speed.
This viii enable her to have her tryoutS,
for speed before the arrival of her 'tria'
mate, 23-meter Shamrock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
SUBURBAN LEAGUE DOINGS.

President Leroy Steele has approved
the following personnel changes on Sub
urban baseball league teams: Con-
tracts. Krebs-Charles Fishback; Els
rnere-Lake Jones, William Stewart; Mar
shallton-Dutton Peters, Jr. Brack-Ex-
Jesse J. Coyle; Stanton John Benson,
Herbert Boyd, Charles Harrlgan, Harvey
Fulton, Ralph Carpenter, JAMES lawson.
Releases. Elsrnere-T Toomey; Mar
shallton-Oscar Blair; Brack-Ex-P.
N vers; Stanton-Brown Hobson, Nc
Gargle, Burris, Smith, Patterson, Mitchell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
LORRAINE PLAYS RESERVES.

Manager Scotts Lorraine Reserves
will tackle the regular Lorraine team al
Rockford Park grounds on Friday even
ing
Manager Scott vgll line UP the Re
serves IS follows A. Scott and Ward,
6. +. Robertson and McGachie, p; Lynch,
s.. Weaver. 3b; Kuhns, 2b. Garsten-
berg H. Shrewbridge, Doherty hnecht
and Mar IN. outhclders.
The Champs Will lineup as ioi-
lows. " scott, s., Patterson, IT,; Gil
heyt. 3b.; Staib. RI; Hopewell, %; /;
Plerson. G.: Benson. H.; Young and
Hirzel. cf., Toomev and Hedricks. p
Yorklvn A A viii play the Lorraine
Reserves at Yorklvn Del, on Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
pARKSIDE OUTING.

Tbe parEside Athletic Club has prac-
tically completed Us plans for the annual
excursion 10 Augustine Beach on Monday
LIne IA when the steamer Thomas
G,ivde will leave the municipal pier, Front
and Church streets. ut < clock There
will be All kinds of athletic contests; music
and dancing NJ we'll as a baseball game
ho, ,wecn The Parkside Champs" and Il
r,icknd tnaTn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
Harvard Varsity Scratches Henley

Cambridge, Mass, May 27.-lhe liar-
ward varsity crew will not compete III the
American Henley regatta at Phlladelphia
tomorrow and Saturday The second
eight will be entered IN the regatta, but
the coaches have decided 10 have the
varsity oarsmen devote their time 10
training for the comhg race with ale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
HARLAN OFFICE WINS.
Apprentices Lose in Hot Battle Betseen
Pitchers. ManleY Hits -RaRger.

Harlnn Apprentices were defeated ~
rhe Harlan Office team yesterday aierr-
noon IN 4 hof pitchers battle The Of
flee men made three errors ~ the first
inning. allowing the Apprentices 70 cup
their lone run Of the game, alter Wnicn
the Office nine settled down - real wora
A good catch was made by shaw when
ne ran ont into right field ~ pill down
L,rndberg' twister Syl vaDusTobbcd Fnu
~ hit when he nade circus scatch u bic
drive to the left.
led by their manager, J Henry Brike
Inc AupTentices lined up On tho third base
l,ne IN the last half of the ninth and tired
10 rattle Grubb. but without avail. The
urnpires we're Klelnsttibor and Baker
The score
Harlan Office - 0 0 o o o Q l--Z
Apprentices q q . o o Q . O--i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27

Summary: Two-base hts. DAVIS,
Lands and Cooper Struck out. by
Swain. 6: BY Stewart, IL. Left on bases,
Every Evening. 3; Sunday Star, ! Stolen
bases. Haderer. EGason Ernst. Sacrifice
hit. Ernst. Base on balls, of Stewart, !.
Passed balls. Horn. Time Of game, .05.
I-npires Grantley and BlaCkson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
LYNCH DEFEATS HALL.

In the closest match Of the champion
ship tournament Lynch last night de-
feated Hall. 1O0-98. in a game that was
close and exciting throughout Rush
worth and Mac6lin viii be on the schedule
for this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
All Wilmington Meeting.

The managers Of the All-N Ilmlngton
League will hold their regular meeting
FRIDAY evening at $50 in the Keystone
rooms and all managers are requested to
be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
New York At Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Boston 1t New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
GAMES TOMORROW

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at st Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
II Louis at Chicago
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg al Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
r. r. n. Gun Club.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Gun Club
will hold reorganization shoot ri
Decoration Day and plans arc under
wav for active participation 10 trapqhoot-
ing by the organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics. 10. Chicago, ,.
New York, { Detroit ]
Boston, 9. st Louis, )
Washington. IL; Cleveland, =.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brookl.n, s. Pittsburg. ,
81. Louis. 10 Cincinnati, 5.
Other clubs not scheduled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
LAUREL CLAIMS
BASS RECORD

Laurel. May 27.-All records
for this section in bass fishing were
broken Tuesday when Ralph |
Beers landed a 613-pound large
mouth black bass in Trussums
lake. about FIVE miles east of Laurel.
MIR. Beers was using 4 2-ounce
rod and was compelled to play his
strike for Is 10 20 minutes after
hooking the fish before he dipped
il up.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-26
VA A PROCEDERSE CON
ENERGLA CONTRA
UN GENERAL
Manuel w. GonzdIez falto
a sd palabra de honor,
ocultGndose

r.,.c,o--s Esp,-,nr r.1-n 1T PRENSi"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Die. 29.-
L. Secrctarfa de Guerra ha resuelto
obrar con toda energfa en- contra del
general Manuel W. Gonzalez. uuien
no obstante haber otorgado su pa
labra de honor de que compareceria
ante Ia autoridad ser llamado para
que Sc le juzsara por el deli:o Ge
r,alversi6n de fondos Sc ha oculta-
do no parece por ninguna parte.
Gonzalez fue arrestado el m.smo
dfa> que Sc ordcno "a detenci6n del
general Jesus Cara. pero hab!endo
sldo llevado IL Jefatura de n
Guarnicion de la Plaza. Sc le dejo en-
libertad. bajo su palabra de honor,
comprolnetiandose q presentarse en-
la referida jefatura y a oomparecer
ante Ia autoridad ante la cual fuera
presentada IL acGsaci6n, Ell eitado
militar. al enterarse de cue iba ser
declaradc fcrmainente preso, sc ecul
rs no ha side possible saber donde
Sc encuentra, por 10 que resultan
inntiies las pesquisas que ha heche
= antoridad para hacer que compa-
rezcsl contestar los cargos fernu-
lados Ell su contra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-26
VILLA lNTERESADO
EN- LA POLITICA
DE COAHUILA
Apoya Ia candidatura de
Rail Madero para
GobernadOr
5 HAY PETROLEO 5
En- CoahuiIa va a sci
explotada esa nueva
riqueZa

Te!e1rdmc Especial para LA PRENSA"
TORREON, Ccah. diciembre 25.-
Francisco Villa no esta del todo aleja-
do de las cuestiones politicas. por 10
menos TO quiare estarlo. De buena
fuente sc h. sabido que su vista a
Torreon esta muy reIacionada con la
proXima campana electoral en- el Esta
de- de Coahuila. asegurandose que Vi.
la trata de apoyar el movimiento que
estA para iniciarse. en- favor de Ia can
didatura de Ril Madero para Gober-
nador del Estado.
Hasta el presente no sc sabe que
elementos eStaran diSpuestos apo
var la candidatura del citado miem
bro de Ia numerosa famil!a Nadero.
La riqueza de Coahuila va = ser au
mentada en- breve con Ia exploitation
del petro!eo. pues Sc ha sab:do cue
en- el Estado eXisten yacimientos pc
triliferos. Sc tienen noticias de que
Sc estan organizando companies con
capital nacional nor1eamericano, pa
para proceder In rerf7raci6n de po-
zos pues Sc ha logrado lleSar nj "on-
vencimianto de q el -subsuelo co;thui-
nese 1ontiene ricos yacimientos de pc
troieo.
Personas que Sc hallan hicn infor.
n,adaS acerca de este particular. dlceT
que no solo en- Coahuila hay tales va
cinlientos. sino que eXisten talnbler
en- Nuevo Leon, Tamaulipas y Sar
Luis Potosf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-26
UN RARO SUICIDA
I'm algodonero Sc privo de Ia
vida porque perdio
sus cosechas
Estaba agobiado por sus acre
edores y prefirio matarse
para salvar SUI honor

TelcorGmG Especial para IA PRENSA'
TORREON. Coah. Die 24.--Don
Miguel Tinoco, rico algodonero dc
esta comarca. dcsesperado por las
perdidas sufridas en- gu presente CO.
secha. en- Ia que tenta pucstas todas
sus csparanzas, " acosado per los
acreedores, Sc suicide aver aqui.
La muerte del seiior Tinoco ha ST.
do muy sentida en- toda ID conarca
lagunera, en- donde era ampliamen-
te conocido y apreciado, por su ca
ballerosIdad y honradcz,. Sus ami
gos esteban dispuestos. a ofrecerle 81
ayuda para que pudlera salvar sus
compromises, pero el homhre Sc ha-
llaba va grandemente desmoralizad
por los goIpes cue Ia advcrsidad le
habfa infligido en- los hltirnos amos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-26
OTRA HUELGA
Sc ESPERA
PRONTO
Los conductores de los
trenes de Mexico la
estdn preparando

Te,s1rcns EspeciGi pGrG LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEMCo, r!clembre
25-A las huelgas de hllandcros. mi
neros V estibadores. seguir1 Il huel-
"a de ferrocarriIeros. Tn moviuieEto
para suspender ell trafico fercocarrie-
ro en- todo ell pals. estd siendo prepa-
RADIO como una MEDIA dc los lnaqul-
nistas fosoneros Y dsmas. para hacer
que eI Gobierno les cumpla las pro-
mesas que les hiciera e. Go5icrno de
de Ia Huerta, cuando estall6 Ia hueiSa
ferrocarrilera que solo duro unaS Guam
tas horaS.
Sc tienen infoImes de Que Ia Union
de maquinistas Y fogoneros ha glrado
una circular Z todos sus niemoros.
avisandoles que So preparen para de
clarar IL huelga en- cuanto Sc les a"iss
debiendo tener entendiGo que IA huel-
ga debera estallar dentro de muy POGO
tempo.
Dicese que Ia huelsa propianente
no sera de los maquinistas y foSone-
ros. sino de los conduCtores. pUeS que
estos son los Gnicos que estan aissus-
tados con el Sobicrno que no les ha
conplido el ofreciniento &c aunlentar
les los sueldos. Y 81 lograroR IN au-
nnento los maquinistaS fogoneros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-26
CARRAhzA NO ERA PIE.
CUaNDO NURIO Dice NERl

CIITDAD DE MENICO, Diciembre
oa-Tas deciaraciones que el Procu-
rador de Justicia de n Repdbhca, Ii
cenciado Eduardo Neri. acaba de ha-
Ger a In prensa capitalina soore eI
asesinato de don Eenustiano Carran-
70 Y con motive del proceso instruido
en- contra de Herrero como presunto
responsible del crimen son verdadera-
mente senSacionales.
FL Iicenc:ado Ne~i empieZa TnanifeS-
tando que hasta ahora no ha dado
6rdenes nj iustrucciones Al Procura-
dor de JuS;ic!a de Puebia para CUE
dicho tuncionario esclarezca los su-
cesos de Tlaxcalantongo. hnitandose
a eyponerle Z! criterio de n Procura-
duria de "a Naci6n sobre Ia aatu-a-
leza juridica de tales acontecimlentos
con obieto Ge determinar II con2e-
tencia. De esta suerte. 81 el Procnra-
dor de Puebla 10 cree pertinente nara
que las autoridades locales reclamen
IA jurisdiction.
e. Procurador. licenciadc Ner;, en-
trando de Ileno en- suS declaraciones
sobre el asunto principal. dice que el
senior Carranza. a su muerte. no tenia
el cardcter de Presidente que los
cue aparecen como preSuntoS respon-
sabIes de 50 muerte carccfan a Ia sa-
z6n de inveStidura militar. Nj HERE
ra nj sus hombres tenian q cardcter
de rnilitares nj mucho menos depen-
dian del caurtel General estahIecido en-
esta capital por el general Avaro
Obrec6n. Estos hechoS, Seg1n decir
del ncenciado Neri. nacen que los SUI
cesos de Tlaxcalantonso no sean con-
siderados como acci6n milItar.
El lcenciado Neri terrniua Sus de-
claraciones diciendo que no solo como
P-ocurador Sino como revolucIonario
V como mexicaro seEuira trabajando
sin cscatimar I'm esfuerzo \ fin de
Cle Sc esclarezcan los hechos concer-
nientes n Ia muerte del se1or Carran-
n a fin de demostrIr que Ia Jusuc!a
sienpre Sc ahre paso-
Por otra parte. sdbese que el Pro-
curador de Justicia Militar. 81 licen-
ciado Fernando N. de IN Fuente, esta
profundamente deScontento con Ia
manera de proceder del juez segundo
del ramo. Isidro Guerrero, quien de-
cret6 Ia libertsd de Rodolfo Herrero
nor desvanecimiento de datos como
tambien puso en- uoertad a las de-
mas personals que con Herrero apa-
rscen complicadas en- los sucesos de
Tlaxcalantongo. e. pCocurador Mill
tar dec!ara que esta aispuesto a ele-
var hasta 81 Supreme Tribunal una
protesta por Ia ube-tad del general
Herrero.
En- sl Juzgado SeCundo continuan
las averiguacioneS Y con este mott
vo Sc han girado oficios Ia Secreta-
ria de Guerra V Marina pidiendo Ia
Iocalizaci6n de todos los testtSos dc
Ia tragedia.
Es SECURE que IA protesta del Il
cenciado de IA Fuente provocara Ia re
apprehension. SabeSe que Herrerc
pretendfa abaudonar Ia metropoi '
Ia pclicia no cesa de ejercer estrecha
vigiiancia para evitarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-26
las GEST|ONES En- FAVOR De SANCHEZ
Y GARCIA CONT1NUAN CON AC1IV!DAD'
DISCUTIRAN Ia
LEY De LOS
BANCOS
Llegan a la c. de Mexico
delegados de23 parties
de la Rep1blica
TciegramG Especial pare "LA PRENSA'

Tciearamc Especial pare "LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Die. Is
Han llegado a esta capital represen-
tantes de VENTURES de las capitales
de los Estados de Ia Repuhlica Y
aver tuvieron una junta en- las Oilcl-
mas del Banco de Londres y MeXl-
co.
Sesin Sc ha sabido en- dicha junta.
como en- las subsecuentes que Sc
efectuen, So discutira el psoyecto de
Lev Bancaria que fue aprobado en-
Consejo de Ministries Y que Sc VI I
enviar al Congreso para su aprooa-
ci6n DOR el Poder Legislative dc a
Union.
Ell proyecto de referencia les ha
pcrecido 4 los citados representatives
sesun Sc dijo aver despues de IA
;unta dc referencia acertado. va que
de una vez por todas resolvera Ia
situaci6n de los Barcos rneXicanos y
estipula que podran estao1ecefse
nuevas instituciones de credlto pam
carias que serviran sin duda alsu-
ma. para el desarrollo del So'ne'c'o
Y de 10 Industrial general del pans.