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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
HOUSE WRECKER
HELD TO ANSWER

Luis Salazar, charged with assault
upon the person of Luis Estrella, a
well known rancper, was esterday
bound over to the supreme court by
justice John Wllkey.
Saa2ar, it is alleged, entered the
Estreila home by tearing a screen
door from it's ia ,tenings. Once in
side, officers say, he completely
wrecked the place, inflicting serious
wounds upon Estrella.
After a desperate fight, Estrella
drove his assailant from the house
Salazar was captured by deputy
sherlffs nd a bloodhound about three
miles from the scene of the battle.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
CAN7ij SOLDIERS SAID
TO HAVE LAID Mines
IN COLORADO RIVER

dency If Mexico, on September fifth.
1t is understood that no effort will
be made at present to oust Cantu as
! chief executive of Baja California.
General Francico R. Manzo, mill
tary commander of Sonora, General
Rodriguez, commanding the SinaIoa
troops of Sonora, and Generl Carlos
Plank, commander of the fiscal guards
received word from General Francisco
Serrano, former chief of staff to
0bregon and now assistant minister
of war and marines of the provision
al government of Mexico, at Mexico
City ordering them to cease recruit
ing troops and to contermand all or
ders given their subbordinatets re-
gardin2. the occupancy of Baja Cali
olnia
Telsgraphic information received at
military headquarters in Nogales,
Sonora: today from Guaymas stated
that the commander of a Mexican
scout boat on duty in the Gulf of Cali
.fornia, returned to port with the in
formation that the Cantu forces have
mined the Colorado River, the first
unit of mines having been laid five
miles above the mouth of the river.
Jaur Platt, who is acting on behalf
of the provisional government in the
conference with Governor Cantu, was
a resident of Nogales for many ears
and has many friends here. He has
often been sent on diplomatic mis-
sions by General Obregon and his
many friends here are confident that
he will be successful in his present
undertaking.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
MEXICO BUYS PLANE
(Special To "The Oasls")

Especial To "The Oasls")
CITY OF MEXICO, August 3. -
The federal government has pr
chased four new Farman airplanes,
Model ESQ, which are the latest in
the manfacture of fling machines
in France; which ( lanes are for use
IN the Mexican army.
The War Department plans estab-
fishing several aviation schools in
variou3 parts of the republic, and
each of the new planes will be sent
to one of the schools for use in in-
struction ard training of aviators.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

Carlos Felix Diaz was well lYown
in Nogales, Sonora and Arizona. He
was foI a time editor of La Nacion,
the evening newspaper across the
line. While in Nogales; he took a
prominent part in the Sonora upris-
ing, and at the downfall of Carranza
was rewarded with the collectorship
of the Port of Juarez, aftetrward be-
ing elevated to the highest post in
that customs district. He was a
close personal friend of both Obre-
gon and de la Huerta. Diaz held
numerous important diplomatic posts
with various governments in Mexico.
He was also a well known writer and
newspaper correspondent. During
the Sonora revolution he was chief of
the army intelligence department of
northern Sonora.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
WOMAN KILLS
WELL KNOWN
NEWS.WRITER
Of NOCALES
Especial To "The Oasis")

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 3.-Carlos
Felix Diaz, former Mexican minister
to Bolivia and former collector of
customs at Juarez, was fatally wound
ed yesterday in an alleged struggle
with woman who his long posed as
his wife.
The manager of the hotel, hearing
sounds of the struggle, forced his
way into Diaz's room where he report
ed to the police he found Diaz and
woman fighting for possession of a
pistol. The manager took the pis-
tol frcm the couple, sustaining a
slight wound and wounding the wo-
man. The woman declared DIaz had
shot himself. Diaz on his death bed,
accused the woman of having shot
him, tie police said.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
AUSRIA AND. GERMANY WILL
NOT BE CALLED IN" RED"
AFFAIR
TJr;ted Press Servicel

LONDON, Aug. 3.-Speaking in
the House of Commons, Andrew Bon
ar Law, government spokesman de-
clared it was not the government in
tention to ask Germany and Austria
to cooperate against the Bolsheviki.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
Omitted Press Service)

CALEXICO, Aug. 3.-Americans
having property in Mexico were as
;ured that their interests would be
protectedt by the centeral Mexican
government in the event of opn hos
ilitis with Lower California, accord
ng to message from de la Huerta
to NJ. G. Paredes, Mexican consul
lere.
The Consul declared that Juan
Platt and Pima y Cuevas, representa-
lives of the ederal government were
en- route from Los Angeles to hold
telegraphic conferences with Mexico
City.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
IN DIVORCE SUIT

LOS ANGTLES, Aug. 3.-z-CharIes
Chaplin, the famous film comedian,
played a new role today, that of fug1-
tive from the general public and news
papermen in particular. Chaplin
mas remained in such deep seluslon
tpat~ncc even his publicity agent or
his attorney had been able to COM
muniate with him, they said. Mean
while intimate friends of the come
dian named defendant in a divorce
action begun by his wife, Mrs Mildred
Harris Chaplin refused to comment
on the case other than chaplin has
previously denied charges of unkind
treatment end non-support brought
against him. According to his wife's
comple4nt, domestic discord enteterd
the Chaplin home shortly after their
marriage. Among other specific
causes for separation citetd are eX-
treme cruelty and neglect and gay
paltle7 with other women. Penuri-
Ousnesa was also charged.
The first legal skirmish is sched-
ulcd, august 9th when Mrs. Chaplin's
attorney will seek to have made per-
manentt an injunction to prevent
Chapll:. from dlsposing of properly
said to be worth nIllions.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

Today Mr.. Richard Block, of the
firm of Block Brothers, who went
east last week, will sail from New
York for Europe on the liner Moor
daam destined for Rotterdam, Hol-
land. The gentleman will visit one
sister in Holland, another III Swltz-
erland and thir in Sweden.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

Pete Munich, state bank examiner
and candidate for state auditor on the
Democratic ticket, who has been here
on business connected with his office
will leave for Phoenix today.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
NEW HEAD OF MARINE SERVICE
(Special To "Tvhe Oasls"l

CITY OF MEXICO, August 3. -
Commodore Eduardo Oliver ras been
named by President de la Huerta to
command the fleet of the republic,
in place of Commodore Rafael Mon
talvo. Commodore Oliver will pro-
ceed TO Vera Cruz. at once and take
charge of his new command.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
GIRL EXONORATED IN
DEATH OF MILLIONAIRE
UNITED Press Service)

CHICAGO, Aug. g.. "A coroners
Jury exonerated Miss Ruth Woods
and her fiancee, Roy M. Shane, from
any responsibility for the death Of
Samuel C. A. Lofts, Millionaire jew
eler found dead in his apartment
friday night.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
FAMOUS AMERICAN ACE
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
UNITED Press Servicel

OMAHA, Aug. Eddie Rlcken-
hacker. the famous American flying
ace, had narrow escape from daeth
when a plane in which he ws pas
eengar crshed into and demilished
mall frame house. The plane was
ne Of three all metal planes blazing
he aerial mail route from New York
y San Francisco.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

Ignacio Gaxiola. business man
2ger for General Obregon, will ar
,ie from Guamuchil today, where he
as been for several weeks, superln-
.tndlng the shipping Of the garbanzo
rop to the border.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

York the owners of the big league
teams supply thousanrs cf free
tickets to tie men. Friday is gen.
orally termed "Navy Day" at New
York, and the big teams are anxious
to display their wares to the sailor
men-they are splendid roorers.
The above picture shows an ex-
citing moraent on the diamond at
the Polo Grounds, where Americas
favoritc pastime is daily indulged
in. The man at first has just at
tempte1 to steal, and the catcher is
about 40 "peg" him out at second.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

B. F. Frizzell, of Amadovllle was
a visitor in Nogales yesterday,
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

SUBSCRIBERS in Nogales receiving The
Daily Morning Oasis by carrier and the boy fall
ing to deliver before o'clock A. NJ, any day. are
requested to phone 52W and the missing copy
will be sent from the office.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. 3-"We just
didn't get along well to gether" Mrs.
Mildre;! Harris Chaplin explained to-
day, II comment on her suit for di-
vorce filed in Los Angeles.
"There was no particular family
troubla" she said che is an artist
and naturally erratic, he is nervous
irritable and not the sort of man one
should marry"
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

MI. j. l.. Sheperd, has returned
from :. visit in California, where he
went last week, he will go to the
San Fernando mines shortly.
Yesterday Nogales was visited by
Mr.. Jessie l.. Gatlin, from Patagonia.
The board of directors of the Santa
Cruz County Fair Association will
meet at Sonoita, Saturday, August
7th, at o'clock p. m.
Mr.. B. F. Daggett has returned
! from the region beyond Opedepe, on
the San Miguel river in Sonora.
Mulford Winsor, one of the Demo-
cratic asporants for the nomination
for governor arrived in Nogales last
night.
! Sam Haslett, mining operator of
Globe who has been visiting here, re-
turned south last night.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04
VILLA MAY HAv:
DOUBLE CROSSED
NEW GOVERNMENT
UNITED Press Service)

Ell PASO, Aug. 3.-Failure of news
to arrive here that Villa has reach
ed Tolreon and his complete surren-
der to the government has caused
the belief to spread that Villa may
not intend to surrender, making the
government the object of another
trick.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-08-04

SAILORS SEE BIG
LEAGUE GAMES
Baseball fans throughout the coun-
try are always interested in big
league baseball, but perhaps they are
no more so than the sailormen of
the American Nav. The great ships
of the Atlantic Fleet are now laying
in the North River right close to
the Polo Grounds, where the worlds
most famous battles of the diamond
are taught.
Whenever the Fleet is in New
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
En- la Laguna habrd trabajo
para cincuenta mil de los
soldados licenciadoS


TORREON, Coah., JUNO 27.-Un CO.
rocido a%gricuitor de esta localidad a
caba de sugerir a Ia prensa una mas
mica idea por yer de solucionar ei
erduo problema que 81 Executive de
ia Nacion Sc ha echado ercima o
aquello del licenciamiento de tropas.
Eien sabido es que 10 del ~reconoci-
roiento del Plan de Aqua Prieta sig
nifico un enorme aumento del Ejerctto
que ahora constituye una cargo abru-
madeira para L. Nacion.
Pues biea. ell agricultor a que nos
rcferimos declare que la Laguna pedrla
facllmente co%ntribuir a Ia pronta soiu-
ci6n de este problema. La prox!ma
pizca a~lgodonera esta va cercana. Los
hacendados de Ia region podran cnton-
ces ccupa- alrcdedor de ciencuenta mil
kombres. BASTARD que una conocide iHs
t,tuci6n. IA Camara Agricola por "Jem
no Sc dirija al Pres!dente provisional
de la Republica, senior don Adolfo lie
Ia Huerta. V ie ofrezca este: Haora ira
bsi 10 para ~cincuenta mil hom6res
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
Fl portido sociaIista estd
r,uy acfiuo en- Zacatecas

zACATECAS. JUNO 26.-Las actvi-
dcGes del !'artido Socialista regional
de esta poblaci6n son cada veg ma
vcras. La facha en- que deberan 'erlti
cal.se las alecCiones federa'es para al
rLtados Y scnadores esta va proNima
y 81 partido en- question no cesa de ira
baiar. Hoy qpareci6 el primer nam'To
del b!semana! 6rgano de este parudo
y los no:nbrcs de los candidates va
s;enan dc boca en- boca.
FL partido Socialists acordo sosIener
as candida ruras del licenciado Hera-
clio Rodriguez Real para senador poT
.; Estado: de- c. Tomas Leal. para
f.rrtado nor el primer distrito cleo
rora1 del Estado. Y del c. MiEue! d"
n Tore. ror 81 so. Distrito cuya ca
hecara es Pinos.
Ell mismo Partido Socialista trana.
ara nor Ia ca~ndidatura del general
n Alvaro ChreE6n para Ia Pres!deh
ci- do IN RnpGblica ' por Ia del doc-
Tor Donate Moreno para Gohernador
CONSTITUTIONAL del Estado de Haca'e-
car.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
Ccmpra azucar en- Argentina
el Gobno. de Estados Unidos

WASHINGTON. JUNO 29.-Fahlan-
! do 81 avudar:e del Procurador General
de los EStados Unidos. Mr.. Fisg, 'cer
ca de una cLInpra de aZucar hech2 en-
Ia Argentine. declar6 aqut hoy. one
dicha compra. Que consta de cato"ce
mil toneladas de diCho articulo. fue
hecha por crGen del Departamento de
.rusticia de los Estadcs Un!dos, me
| dante rep-esentaciorcs hechas ante 81
p~residente I~rlgoyen, uuien di6 81 pcrmt
so necesario para Ia venta de csa
mcrcanc!a por los Cosecheros ' retlna
dores a~rgentiros, despues de hahHr'e
~ascrurado que esos a~zGcares serian dis
trlhuidos haio la direction del gobierno
americana. por cOnduCto de su Score
TARA de Justicia.
Las d~eclaraciones de Mr.. Figg Sc de
heron A Ia sorpresa que lie causa"a IA
information dada por la prensa amer
cara diciendo que los funcionarios de!
g3hierno argentine no habfan tenido
cue yer en- este asuntO. mas que con
10 relative al permiso para Ia cXD0r-
tlci6n de GIcho dulce. La compra. dice
Sir. Figg. fuG hecha por Ia American
Trading Co. con las garantias sIgulen
ties del Dapartamento de Justlcia Y
cuando las 1900 toneladas fueron con
s;gnadas. e1tonces Sc pidi6 Ia au'ori
zaci6n formal para eiportarlas, q so
bicrro argentine estableci6 mediante
TN decreto las condolences bajo las
cuales pcrrl.tfa Ia eXportaci6n siendo
una de elias. la de que el azu"ar
habr!a de ser distrihIido como Sc pro-
meria. Ash pues. tan pronto como esta
mercancfa lleGue a Nueva York Her4
d~:stribuida en- forma proportional DOR
el gobiernI dc los EStados Unldos' on
cumplimiento de 10 pactado con e! De
Ia Argentina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
DOS SECRETARIES DE ES-
TADO ~ABANDONARON
SUS CARTERAS
Ortiz Rubio y ViHarreal es.
tan arreglando cuestiones
de indole poEtica

c. DE MEXICO, JUNO 29.-Dos Sc
cretarios de EStado en- Ell Gabinete del
Ffesidente de Ia Huerta han abando-
nado de una temporal sus
carteras, para atender a asuntos que
consideran tie mayor %urgencia que Ell
oe5pacho de los negocios ministeriales
Son ellos, ct Secretario de Comun-
cIc:ones " Cbras Publicas. ingeniero
Pascual Ortiz Rubio, Y Ell Secretario
de Agriculture Y Fomento. general An
tonic I. Villarreal.
Fl primera Ia marchado a Morelia
para encargarse nuevamente del Go
Lierno del Estado de Michoacan, pues
considera QUE la ~situacion polftica ALI
Sc ha egravado considerablemente des
de su salida Gel gobierno V con motive
dc Ia lucha electoral que Sc avecina.
Ortiz Rubio cstara en- ell gobierno de
Michoacan mes y medic aproximamen-
IL. tempo en- Que quedara resuclto ell
problema electoral.
En- cuanto al Secretario de Agricul
tura, abandon6 Ia Cartera con el obJe-
to de atendci' a cuestiones de caracter
o~clitico re~laciona1as con Ia proxima lu
cha presidential. encontr4ndcse actual
mente en- IA CO: al de Jalisco, hasta
donde acompaH> al general Obregon.
Villarreal eStara de regreso en- esta
CAPITAL en- Ell curse de Ia semana pre-
sente. pues cree arreglar pronto sus
asuntos politicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
Los Magistrates Sc negaron
@ renunciar en- Yucatdn

MERIDA. Yuc., JUNO 26.-En todas
las esferas sociales de esta ~poblacion
la genie Sc hace lenguas para comen-
tar Ell curioso incidente surgido entire
los miemb-os de Ia Legislature de! rs
tad y los magistrates del Tribunal
superior de ,Iusticia. Los diputados Ma
ruel Gonzalez Y Pablo Garcia presen-
Z ronse a los magistrates a sugerlrics
yerbalmente ID conveniencia de que
rerunciasen para que de esta gulsa
deiaran a n Camara Local en- absolute
lihertad par . L, designation de perso--
NAL nue. los s~ubstituyese en- sus run
cores.
Los magistrates reunieronse entonces
~ session sccreta. Y en- esta ~acordaron
m renunciar en vista de que la peii
cfSn hahfa sido solo verbal. Asegu-
raron u de antemano aceptaoan las
corsecuenciaS de SUI corducta.
Ia indignaci6n de los padres de la
n,tria fu4 ~entonces digna de saner-
50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
I'm diputado hace labor de
agitador entire los peones
de la comarca laguHera

TORREON, Coah., JUNO 27.--Los IA
bitantes dc esta ciudad estan verdade
ramente i7dignados contra el diputado
q L. Legislature del Estado. de ape
lido Mijares, quien no Sc ha parade
en- NADIA PARA iniciar una nsaliciosa
labor entire los peones de las hacien-
das de Santa Teresa, NaZareno Y il
rulco.
FL dipulaGo Mijares Sc dirigio a cada
nns de aquellas haciendas y enari'o--
dando ia banGera de Ia discordia in
vito a los obreros a que a~bancona-
sen sus labores. y que 81 les arreg!A-
ria u les pagasen sucldoS mejores rnr
IN numero menor de horas de tra0i-
10 cotidiano. Los peones inexpertos de
laronse encahar por el predicador
cn;en iba shlo con ell prop6sito de III
crar. Los opreros a~baHdonaron en- raasa
Sis labores V logrando asf el diputado
srs deseos. Dijoles oue cada uno ha-
hrfa de ]cont-ibuir con Ia insignificant
70 suma de veinticinco ~centavos para
Ia fundaci6r de tai o cual sociedad'
con 10 cual recogi6 Mijares no menos
&c cuatrocieltos pesos.
Y Ell chascc que los PORES pe"H|S
CO llevaron no pudo ser mayor. Conta-
ban con q,;e d~isfrutarian TN sue'do po-
s;tivamente envidiable. FL salarIo NIL
,imo es de tres pesos por sels noras
de trabajo.
FL p~redicaCcr bolslleviki volvio a Ia
ciudad col les bolsilos repieCos de III
neros Y los obreros volvieron i aus
| labores convenc:dos del engaho de que
| Lob(an sido victimas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

Para libros en- espahol d~iriiase I'd.
a Ia Casa Editorial lozano. 11S North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
Cnpa5lanca es Ell campe5n
muudial del juego de ajedrez

HABANA. Cuba. JUNO 2S.-El doc
Tor Manuel Laske-. Que hasta ahora
habla ten!do ei tltulo de campe6n nun
cal de AjeI-ez Ia rend!do csc tftulo
al famoso aledrecista cubano, JOSE
Ra0l Capah-anca, Scgun expresa IN les
racho ~telegratico recitido aver en- es,a
ciudad.
La notictn LA causado intense .IGh:ic
-. e. pals : Capablanca que Sc encuen
ira d~escansando aqul ha recibido MI
rlerosas fe~iicItaciones de sus amigos
: de ia prcnsa.
SegGn SO sahe, Capablanca Y Laske'
nabian conc-Ttado desde e mes de ane-
70 pr6ximo rasado, TN match de ale
G-ez para ,!ecidir ell c~ampeonato mum
dial. Y el cual match deber!a efectuar-
SO en- Holarda; pero en- vista de IA
! ~cndic!on del campe6n Lasker, tai serie
te iuegos nt Sc efectuara va.
No obs.ant2 la affirmation Categorical
Eel despacho londinerse. el a~;edrecisra
Cubano puso en- cuarentena Ia au:en
cidad de ella. cuandO le fue Comunica
da por IN Representative de la prensa,
nIanifestando que bien pudiera haber
sido debida . alguna erronea !nterpre-
tAci6n de ~declaraciones que pudlera
haber hechO Fl doctor Lasker en- Ia
Haya. con respecto a Ia proyectada
discussion del c~ampeonato.
Capablanca manifesto sin embargo
! Uue. cuando hace unos cuantos meses
li6 al .canoehn mundial en- La Haya
para trata- acerca de los preluninares
| ! ccncerta- lag condolences del match,
convinierou entire las condolences, ANA
! por Ia cual. en- e. case de que el &C
tual campe6n mundial decldiera no Ju-
ger con Capablanca para defender su
tftrlo. este pasaria Embellishments a
| rcder del caclpe6n cubano.
"Asf puea. declare C~apahlanca. en-
case de cue la noticia sea cierta 10
unico que puedo sacar en- limpio cs
u 81 doctor Lasker habrfa dado cum
| Dlimiento a 10 condici6n concertada Pr
La Haya, Y a Ia que he hecho referen-
Cia.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
iMuchachas! Los Limo
mes Linlpian;
Blanquear.
e = =
Hsea una Locion de Limon
para Duplicar la Bclleza
de su Cults.

Exprima ell jugo de dos limones en
ma hotelia u contenga tres onzas
de Orchard White, la cual puede con
seguir en- cualquier drogueria. Agile
lueeo la botella para que Sc mezciet
perfectamente, ' listed obtendra una
cuarto de pinta, por mos cuantos
centavos( de una magnifica locloA pa
"a Ell CUTS.
Desc IN masaje ligero con esta
olorosa locion diariamente, en- IL ca
"a cnello. brazos V u-anos, y en- POGO
tempo notara listed Ia belleza eXqul
sta de su cults ,,
Famosas actrices usan el Jugo de
limon para impiar su piel, y darle a
oariencia ~sonrosada. Los l,mones
siempre han sido usados como rene
do contra las pecas, PIANO Y quemaou
ras del sol. Prepare esta receta y
pruebela.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
LA pROAISlCION INVADE
s Ia ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES. JUNO 29.-La Fro
paeanda pr. n~ibicionista ha llegado al
fin a este pals y ha empezado 4 hacer
mella no solo en- el amino poo!lco'
sino en- las esferas ADMINISTRATORS
como 10 p-ucna ell hecho de que cuatro
mienbros &c IA Camara de Diputados
/ an anunciaoo su intencion de presen-
ar I'm provccto de ley, prohIbien3o IA
ir,Dortaci6n. manufacture Y venta de
iicores v bebidas alcoholics, EXPIRE
se,do que en- caso de que Sc apruebe
dicha ley Sc pondra en- vigor un aAo
despuss de haber sido aprooada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
Ell FRACASO De LA LIGA
En- opinion del Oral. Smut, de
81 tienen la cuIpa los
Estados Unidoss

CICDAn DEL CABO. JUNO 30.-En
los primeros dfas de sus trabajos Ia
L;ga de las Nacioncs no IA respondi
do a las grandes esperanzas que en-
ella sc tenfar. declara Ell general Jan
Christian SHUTS. primer Ministro de
la Union del Africa del Sur. en- ei cur
so de un debate en- Ia Asamb!ea acer
ca de Ia Liga. "Pero en- vez dc rcgo
ciiarnos por un fracaso. continue, de-
Eemos emplCar todas nuestras energias
en- hacer lie ella un Instruments real
de poder en- los negocios del mrndo
NIuchas circumstances han militado
contra Ia Liga. princiralmente Q! h9-
herse negado los Estados Cnidas a
f,rnar parte dc ella, porque esta fu@ra
de toda dude que IA Liga depende
:, entertainments de los Estados Cnidos
faro su desarrollo inicial Y para su
Gxito.
Los Estados Cnidos pudieron ha-
her llevado n IA Liga Ia Influenza y
~tacursos .lue hoy tanto sc necesifan.
nero no han querido representa- el
papel de jefe moral del mundo. ESpHro
.uc Ierue 81 tempo en- que los tS-
-ados UniIos apreciaran debidamente
n posicI6n que ocupan. Por ahora rs
r,cior suspender todo juicio. .
la prescn;e situaci6n International
ercuentra a Francia Y a lnGlaterra ira
.ordc de endereZar sofas una situa"!oh
Cesesperada. Mientras las cinco gran
des ~potencias del mundo no obren ne
acrerdo nav ell peligro de otras allan
zas La guerra polaca ha hscho mas
nara demostrar al mundo la lmDortfn
90. de Ia L;ga cue c%ualquier otra 90
CO."