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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13
PURE BRED STOCK SALES.

|,
sales Of pure bred live stock. II
Maury county where the registered
| hog is coming rapidly to the front
sales have already been held By
Owen, Farmer and Williamson. Later
on Keen & Sons and Bert H. Erwin
will sell. A sale Of registered Pc
land Chinas will likely also take
place soon.
The men who are promising the
breeding and selling of pure bred
hogs may not get rich, 1t is doubtful
If effort and time and risk consider
ed, they are making as much money
as those engaged in general farming,
but they are benefactors of their
country If money were the only
thing that actuated them they would
probably not be engaged in the deve-
lopment Of the best types of live
stock. They are men of ideals. They
want to have part in the develop
ment OF an ideal. They are men of
vision, the successors of the men
who have developed from the old long
horn, raw boned cattle of our far
away ancestors, the magnificent
Shorthorns and Angus and Herefords
and Galloways Of today. Men like
them are responsible for the evolution
that has brought us from the wild
hogs and the razor Backs of the re-
mote past to the beautiful and larger
filling Berkshires and Chesshires and
Durocs and Poland Chinas of today.
The men who are engaged in these
efforts to produce something better
than their communities have had,
to, figuratively speaking, make two
blades of grass grow where one grew
before, are deserving of encourage.
ment. They do not always receive
it. The attendance of business men
from Columbia at the recent sales |
has not been encouraging, not what
1t ought to have been. The annual
offerings attract men of means and
OF standing here that nothing else
would and it is a reflection on the
public spirit Of our business men. that
more OF them do not take few hours
from their stores and shops and make
welcome those who come here in
search Of our products.
Agriculture is the chief, practically
he only asset Of Maury county. Co.
umbia Is as wholly dependent upon
agricultural resources as any city of
is size In the South. Anything that I
ends to the promotion and develop. 1
nent of this interest will rebound to
ne direct advantage of Columbia.
rom purely commercial and sell
lsh standpoint therefore the bust.
ess men should encourage by their
resence the breeders of better live f..
took. They must realize that as
ne pure bred animal succeeds the
Grub On the farms OF Maury county. /.
le county's exports of pork and lard :.
nd beef and mutton will increase :.
nd there will be a corresponding !,
ain In the revenues of the county, re- !,
llting in an increased business for
u
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13
FLOUR PRICES
DECLINE TODAY
DROP OF FIFTY CENTS PER BAR.
REL is REPORTED BY LOCAL
MILLS THIS MORNING.

oid man Hi Costa Living received
solar plexus blow Wednesday
when Hour prices took half dollar
tumble. the price of superlative pat.
ent Hour declining the $3.50 from s14
per barrel. The best patent dropped
an equal amount, it going to $500
a barrel.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13
SENATE PASSES
OIL LEASE BILL
MEASURE NOW GOES TO PREs,.
DENT FOR SIGNATURE AFTER
4. TEN YEAR FIGHT.
by United Prcss.l

4 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE sen.
ate today agreed on the conference
report on the oil lease bill. This bill
was adopted by the house late yester-
day. The measure now goes to Presi-
dent Wilson for his signature. This
marks the end Of approximately ten
years OF fighting to get this legisIa-
ton through congress.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13
RAILROAD BILL TO
Be DISCUSSED MONDAY
REPORT OF CONFERENCE COM
MITTEE WILL HAVE RIGHT OF
WAY, LEADER SAYS.
(By United Press.)

WASH. .NGToN, Feb. 1.-THE
conference report on the railroad bill
VIII have the right of way in the
house next week, republican leader
Mondell said today. Efforts are be-
ing made to rush through a prepare.
ton Of the report so ii may be sub.
mitted to the house Saturday. but
this is not generally regarded as DOS.
sibie. It is virtually certain that the.
measure will be taken up by Monday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13
SENATE INCREASES
Pay Of SOLDIERS
WADSWORTH BILL Is PASSED
4 THIS MoRNiNG-NoW GOES
TO CONFERENCE.
By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE sen.
ate today passed the Wadsworth bill
increasing the pay of the army. navy
and marine corps, coast guard and
public service men. The bill now
goes to the conference.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13
TENNEssEE's ASSESSMENT.

~sThat the aggregate value of The
property Of Tennessee will be more
thans,two billions Of dollars as an
nounced by the state board Of equali
zation will cause little surprise
Those who are familiar with values
and who know how tremendously the
value OF all kinds of property, espec.
tally real estate, has increased in re-
cent years. have been prepared for
this announcement.
This paper has always contended
that 1t would be better to assess
property at something approaching
Its actual cash value and reduce the
rate than to make the assessment on
lower basis and have a high rate.
This state board Of equalization has
endeayored to bring about this result.
II has had a stupendous job and has
donetit In rather bungling manner.
Its fundamental error consisted, in
the Judgment OF this paper, In attempt
ing to make separate assessment of
every parcel OF real estate In every
one Of the counties of the state, rather
than making horizontal raises on a
percentage basis, arrived at from tes-
timoDy taken in the various political
subdivisions of the state. Because
this was not done there are many in.
cOngruities In the assessment that
have caused resentment and dissatis.
fhction. Some Of the agents sent out
by the board were often more jealous
than diplomatic and that has caused
trouble.
But il these errors and Inequalities
could be removed and all property
eqnitably and proportionately assess
cd, no matter what the standard of
value might be, no injustice will be
done any class Of the taxpayers.
s The general assessment law was
intended to serve good purpose but
unfortunately 1t had bad start. Too
many legislators who had helped to
put the law on the statute books were
given jobs to enforce the law. These
legislators are doubtless thoroughly
qualified some of them are unusually
bright, and they stand high in the es.
TEEN OF their constituents, but the
practice that has been all too common
~ Tennessee Of rewarding legislators
With places Of power and profit is out ,
Of harmony with the sentiment of the
DAY and time. In former years the .
public would stand for" things like /,
this but that day is past
! 1T was once the custom in this and
every other county to create commits. !,
sions and committees with pay at !.
tached and fill them with members
Of the county court But that is no !,
longer done. No justice of the peace
II Maury county accepts cent from !,
The county except for his legal per +.
iiem and mileage In attending county :.
court. The same rule ought to apply ;.
With even greater force to the law
makers. The creation of Offices by the
legislature to be filled by its members
s not sound public policy and The :,
Herald has repeatedly protested :,
'gainst 1t. PROFESSIONALLY it is :,
Practice that is not in harmony with =
he spirit of the constitution. This is :,
aid without any reflection upon the
members who hold these offices, but >,
should be plain to any citizen that =,
is an indefensible policy. =.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13
LAYING BRICK ON
HARRISON co, SHOP
TOM SIMPSONS MAsoNs START.
Ed TO WORK TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON SPREADING MORTAR.

Tom Simpsons crew OF brick mas.
ons started spreading mortar and Law.
ing brick on the new machine shop
for the Harrison Motor Co. Tuesday
afternoon and if the weather prevails
favorable for about ten days the
steel work will be placed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13
HICKMAN COUNTY G. 0. P.
COMMITTEE IS CALLED

CENTREVlLL, Tenn. Feb. IL
The republican executive committee
OF Hickman county will meet here
Saturday, according to a call issued
by county chairman. DR.. John s. Beas.
ley. for the purpose of setting time
for the county convention.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13
SENATOR LODGE
AMENDS TREATY
NINE CHANGES IN REsERvA.
TONS ARE SUBMITTED TO
SENATE THIS MORNING.
(By United Press

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Senator
Lodge offered in the senate today
nine amendments to the Lodge reser.
'atons to the peace treaty. The
amendments are those worked out in
the bipartisan peace treaty confer.
ence' recently held in Senator Lodges
Office.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-13

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
PROCRAMA DE- LA ASOCIACION
NACIONAL De MANUFACTURERS
SERA PRESENTADO A LAS CONVENCIONES REPUBLI-
CANA DEMOCRATICA.-EN Ell Sc TRATA De LA
LIMITACION De LAS HUELGAS Y De
LA PROTECTION DEL COMERCIO

IA Association Nac;onaI Dc Manu-
'actureros. reunida en- convention e.
e. WaIdort-Ascoria. Ia sem@na pasada.
adop,6 un proSrama basado p%rinci-
pa,mente en- IN necesidad d "orservar
IA industrial en- su mayor tuerza de
production Y de dar al plb!!co una
in~tervenci6n directa en- las ~coutrover-
s.as que atectlH las r~elac.oAes entire
pat-oHeS ' empieadoS.
e pvoErama industrial d. dlcha
Association eS obra de TN comi:E que
representa- = cada Estado de Ia Union.
IS IA labor de muchos neses : sera
presea-2da q las convenciones demo
crataS : repubiicana para ii incorpo-
rac!6E eU sus rcSpectivoS programmes
de los sentimientos cristalizados de los
incereses manufacturers en- los Esta-
dos CnidOS.
DespGes de un eXtenso preambulo
en- cue Sc hab!a de los deoeres de los
ciudadanos eH los actuaIes J.enpos de
crisis, el docunento Gice:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
I'm GAGS En- Los
FERROCARRILES
NACIONALES
Ell NUEVO DIRECTOR DE
LAS LINEAS DICE QUE
Sc EXIGIRAN RESPON-
SABILIDADES AL o.
N FONTES

CIUDAD DE MEuCO. Mayo 70
FL ~ingeaiero jose Morales Hesse. Di-
rector General de los F~errocarriles
Nacionales. Ia hecho importantlSimas
Ge~claraciones respecto al estado en-
U Iueron halladas las oficinaS todas
de los Ferrocarriles Nacionales. ma
nifestando cue tan pronto como 50
deScubran las inmora!idades que ALI
Sc esJabau cometiendo So haran pu-
blitaS q fin de CUE los r~asponsables
de las mismaS sean CuanJo anteS juz-
cados. In~te-esantes documentoS han
desaparecido de diStintas d~ependsn-
c:as. 10 que demueStra muy a las ella
vas 81 deseo de aquellos que los subs
traleron en- borrar cuaa:a hCella pU-
diera cOmprometerles en- escandaloSos
roaos de que ahora Sc eSta teniendo
c~onocimienIo.
Respecto a Ia conpra de material
rodarte por valor de dos millones de
d6lares que fus 4 hacer a los Es;ados
Tu.dos el coronel Fontes. Ia Direction
de los FerrocarriIes t~eleSrafi6 a los
senores VIvtor L. Blanco Y Francisco
De Eoyos quienes Sc actual
mente en- Nueva York. a fin de cue
rindau IN detalIado i7forne de Ia =
mitacion de IA comp-a. Sabese tam
Hisn que en- breve saIdva rumho a IA
urbe norteamar1cana. IN enviado es-
recial Que averiguara TODD 10 concer-
nien;e en- e. case Que los sefores Ho-
COS y BIauco no rindan IN iHforme
s4rysrsr-O-io-
I'm cuanto Il "a 6e~pead"Hc'a cuya
r~o0tabilidad sera eXaminada en- pT!-
mer termino. sAbese. IS Ia TeSorerfa '
Gaia de Ia Direction General de los Fe
rrocarrtles Nacionales.
lrforma q reierido Director d. los
F~errocarriles NacionaIes. que on vista
- que ex;ste - M complete se=Ur;-
dad on las taeas &rreaS del s.s.-InH.
nase acordado que - ~restahlezra des-
IL lusgu 81 servjcio noctCrnc de ire
res de pasajeros ~ los ramales dODde
"a no eIisria- Por 10 taHto. hov empe-
aaran a Correr los rem entire eSra
.:dSd = "A de Nerar~uz pcr 81 Fe-ro-
ca-r!I MaTicarO. erbreve Sc r~estabIe-
cera 81 ~scrvicio noctUc7o. que con tan
r2s ,rveSUlaridades I,anfa es;2do a a.
,imas fe@hdS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
RECITAL EN- LA ACADEMIA
DE LAS URSULfNAS.

DALLAS. Texas. MAYO of.-AnU"he
tuvo lugar en- Ia Academia de las Cr-
s]uliras. &c esta ciudad. uu recital de
piano. violin ! caato dado por las a
.lumnas de IA Clase Superior de MLsi-
ca de dicho planted. Id velada corsti-
tuy6 un verdadero extto tanto para las
alumnas Que en- ella tomaron parta.
como para los proCesorvs de los diver
SOS cursos musicaIes.
Ia Sala de actos DE- la Academia.
que fUa donde Sc erec:u6 e. recital
So VIC plet6rica de concurrenc.a. for
mazda cC gran pa"te Tor :os faniiia-
res c. los educaHdos de Ia Academia.
asI como de- persorjs COMPLETENESS en-
materials m~usicales.
Las alumaas dcnostraron poser u
ma reftnada e~ducaci6n musical. tanto
las que eiecutaron obras en- el piano
Y violin. como las que tuvieron q SUI
cargo numeros de canto. desempena-
ron sus parties magistralmente.
Entire las alumnas ejecutantes, en-
su Tnayoria americanas. Sc cuenta IL
ma compatriota, IL seForita Guadalune
Riebling. de Guadala lara. que ests
compietando su educaciHn en- Ell plan
tel mencionado. La senorita Riebling
execute al piano el estudio de Lava
lie. Opus l. Butterfly ganandoss
uiGosas ovaciones por su sentida in
depreciation. Tambian tom6 parte
compatriota en- Ia i~nterpreta-
ci6n de Ii Overtura de Tschwai-
kowSky. Opus 20. 'lSI2." eiecutando
ma parte en- q piano primero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
LEGO ELIzONDO
CON FONDOSDE
TABASCO
DICE QUE CASTRO MORA
LES, AQUILEO JUAREZ
YPABLO DE LA K
Sc FUERON PARA
LA HABANA

VERACRUZ. Mayo CA bordo del
yapor Mexico" lego n esta el general
Gustavo EIizondo. con fondos pertene-
cjentes al Estado de Tabasco, que re-
tenia en- Frontera.
E,izondo Sc habfa marchado a Cam
nache, donde Sc encontr6 con el coro-
mel Amadeo Guerrero. QUEEN habia Sc
cuudado va ell moyimiento rcvolucio-
mario y 10 captur6, enviando!o A Me
r!da. donde el general Medina le Or
demo que Sc trasladara a IA estaci"n
y con los fondos dc que era p%ortador.
CO djric;era a Mexico. poniendose 4 la
disposition del general ObrcS6n.
En- Cambjo. 81 general AquI!eo Jua-
rez Sc march6 para IA habana. !Ievan
dose de Ia Aduana de Progreso Ia res
petable suma de novec.entos mil pesos.
Otro tanto hizo ell gobcrnador de
Yucatan. Castro Morales. so!anerte
me fste cargo con una sun1a mucho
menor. que Sc hace ascender a Glen
10 cincuenta mil pesos.
4 Castro Morales 10 acompan6 81
Secretar;o de Gobie-no. Amado Can
ton Meneses. vikndose obligados m
hos a pagan la suma dc nueve mil pc
SOS al aconta del barco que los condu-
10 a la Habana.
Los fondos que lleva el Sohernador
dc Yucatan. fueron sustraidos de las
caias del Banco Rcfaccionario.
Err cl mismo vapor que los anterio-
res. SO emharc6 el general Pablo A. de
Ia Cara. jefe de las operaciones mill
tares en- aquella region.
Aquf So ha. sabidc que en- Merida Sc
emectu6 una junta Tornado por mill
tares Y c~iviles. de los que d~esconocie-
ron a los poderes federales Y locales.
d~csignando al licenctado Tomas Ga
rri1o. gohernador de Yucatan.
Tambien fu6 ~dcpuesto 81 aicalde dc
Ia ciudad. nombrando en- su lugar a
Alfredo Camara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
VERACRUZ ST
NOMbR0 NUEVO
COBERNADOR
EMBARCAN PARA EU-
ROpA Ell E~X-GOBERNA-
DOR DESCHAMPS Y UN
HERMANO DE CAN
DIDO AGULLAR

vERACRRUZ. Mayo 2l.-Por acuer-
do del general Aware Ohreg6n. ha 81
do nombrado g~ohcrnador provisional
del Estado. 81 senior Antonio Nava. e1-
diputado 4! Congreso &c Ia Union. cUyo
rimc acuerdo sera Ia traslaci6n de
los poderes a IA antigua capital del
Estado. IA ciudad dc Jalapa. pucs;o
oue va no existe nirGun peligro de
a,aque De parte de los rebeldes. 7or
hahe-se reudido todos los que Nero
deabar por aquoi rumho. r~oconoci'ndo
Al nucvo g~obierno.
e nuevo cobe~nador c~orroca"a a
aIecciones para S~ohernador constitu-
cioral = sstas So cfectuar.ju en- IA fe-
cha desicnada por Ia Constitution To-
cal Fl q del actual Sc har& cargo del
gohierno el senior NaTI.
A horde de- vayor Alfonso XII
Sc embarcava para Europa el seNor don
Arrando D~eschamps. eX-goh"rrador
del Escudo. quian voluntariamente Sc
expa-r.ara. hahiendo rrafdo IN sal"o-
~conducto del general SANCHEZ para que
no Sc le pusieran djticultades.
Con Deschanps So cmbarc5 tamh.en
Santiago Acuilar. heruano dc Candida.
Hoy I,eg6 e. comodoro Rafael Mon
talvo. p~rocedente de Tampico. aeon
pahado de su secretario particular. 81
racuirisra s~uhinSpector Teodo-o Ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
DESE ALENTARSE Ia PRO-
PiEOAO PARTICULAR

De tales condolences Sc derivau los
mas tornidabIes problenas de nues-
t-os dIas. Considerations a Ia luz
de nuestros ideales n~acionales y de-
uueStras tradiciones Y aplicando las
enseaanzas de Ia experiences. excita-
mos a nuestros partidos poIticoS q to-
mar en- consideration las s~iguientes
proposiciones:
no IS fuUciSn de nuestrO Gobier-
no poser 0 manejar Ia industrial. pero
= proJeger Y aleutar 81 ~desarrollo le-
gitino. bajo Il direction Y p~ropjedad
D~4-ticUlares. Debe. por tanJo, aUste-
nerSe &c entrar en- completeness con
sus mismos c~iudadanos, en- c~uaIquiera
torma de negocios que clos puedan
e~mprsDdsr con sXitto.
Lit nscesidad de regular las empire
Sas i5res esta justificada por Ell bien
pub!ico. psro Ia forma en- que Sc ha
da iieyaC . cabe solo 10 puede indicar
la experiences. Treinta amos de estar
en- viEor Ia terrible ley Sherman de-
mnestran que no debe f~orzarse Ia com
os.eacla, donde Ia cooperation regulada
FvouUcvc 81 bieD comln.
La reunion de muchos ~ciudadanos
on una association etec,iva para Ia pro-
fecc.6u ' promotion de suS intereses
comunes. o para alcanzar determine
90 lin IS Z cosa familiar en- nues-
tro tempo. Ia experienced dernuestra
GU" tales form2s de cooperation. debi-
GN0e0Je emplaadas, son masnfficos
l2stTumensos para el progreso iadivi-
Gua! y social. Por e. cortrario. cuando
So a6usa de elias Sc conviertea en- Ell
1-ma mas mortal cue Ia ayaricia orsa-
1iz1dl pUede cCnplea- contra Ia So
cieGad- Regular esas asociacioRes def
niendo = limites. es. por tanto. uno
de los principales deberes dc I'm Co
bjeruo.
( derecho de organizarse Y de obrar
Socialmente. VA sea DoraIos patrones
o i, los empleados. por = medic de
uniones o corporaciones. es relative V
no absolute. pues teruina donde o
mienzan a lesionarse los intereses pI-
bhcos, Este principle ha sido amRiia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
DIECUEz ante TN
C0NSEJO De
GUERRA
F R ASESINADOS UN
%PERIODISTA UN HER
MANO DEL GRAIL. DIE
GUEZ, CERCA DE
~GUADALAJARA

GUADALAJARA. Mayo l9.-En e.
Quartet general de Estado a cuyo fren
20 Sc encarga ell general Juan Jose
N6ndez. Sc han recibido va amp'ias
ipstruccionas q fin de que Sc Hombre
81 Console de Guerra Que habra de
ju.car al general Manuel NJ. Diegucz.
reciufdo ac~tualmente p: el Quartet
Guerrero de esta ciudad. por el delito
de responsabilidad en- la situaci6n &C
tual del pats Y en- Ia ~ejecuci6n del se-
neral Angeles.
SAbese que vcndra de Ia capital tic
y roprhlica Il general Ces@ceo Cas-
,ro uuicn en- companfa de los genera
les Enrique Estrada, Juan Mufoz V
Juan M4ndez, i~ntcEraran ell Console
de Guerra.
Por ordcn del General OhreS61 ha
sido nomhrado el general Juan Jose
Mendez Jefe de las opcraciones militia
res en- este Estado Y el de Colima.
--Ha Quedado plenamente confir-
mado el asesinato del periodista Fran
cisco Rangel. director del peri6dlco
Ell Verbo Libre."
Las autoridades lieTaran a cabo las
investigaciones correspondence para
averiguar quienes fueron los autores
del a~sesinato.
-Ha quedado confirmada tambien
IA muerte del senior don Crisanto DIE
guez. p~ariente cercano del sehor ge-
neral de division don Manuel VI. Die
srieZ. quizn So dirig!a a esta ciudad.
cuando fue asaltado en- el canine de
IxtlAn. por un Crupo dc bandoleros.
que trataron de robarlo.
II ST.. Dieguez venia acompahado de
alguras otras personals lug ~pretendie-
ron hacer resistencia. pero todos SUI
cumbieron ante ell nGmero de los asal-
tantes.
FL general Dieguez habfa suplicado
4 Ia prensa que no diera esta nota pa
evitar la pena consiguiente a Ia
pero ahora va Sc ha hecho del
dominic publico.
Ell jefe rebelde Pedro Zamora, que
desde hace tempo Sc hallaba levanta-
do en- armas. ha t~elegratiado desde
Mascota al general Enrique Estrada.
manifestandole que depone SUI actitud
y el Plan de Aqua Prieta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
DEBE FL DE-
RECHO DE- RUELGA

Ell de-echo de hUe.Ga. que as Shls O.
merte ., eie-c:cio del derecho de obrar
a1 c~omb!ndc!on. dehe ser detin!do y
iim.;ado siemprc a." este en- pugna
con el dcber principal d. Ia soctedad.
que IS e De Ia propia conservation.
la prospertdad nac!oral eN!ge una
production rapida. Para clio Sc requte-
r. Ia cooperation de Ia cah-za Que
dirice y dc los hom5res cue trabatan.
a cl:al sc esiahiece : fuuda por medic
de justas ~relaciones enIre e capital Y
{. trabato. La Legislation aUn no esta-
blece tales relaCiones.
"Ambas parties deben ser HIRES para
establecer y mant-ner sus proD!as re-
l~aciones. " individual=s, Va colectt-
vas. de aCuerdo con Ia naturaleza. ex-
tension Y de las circumstances DE- ca
da empresa.
La regulation n~eceSayia de los en-
pleatos En- los servic.os pdblicos per-
terece. acknowledgements Al campo de Ia
acci6n gubernstiva, p-ro In rxper!en-
cia - IA que dehe iud!car Ia forma IN
-! publ!co tenEA participation en- ia
les empresas de mansra que aIguuas
puedan pasar q IA propiedad particular
Igual participation debe darse al pI-
hIico en- las disputas que aCectan Sc
r!amente 4 dichas Industries. lie las
cuales depende Ia ida de Ia comu-
nidad.
"Nuestra ley de impuestos fu; for
mada bajo IA preston Imperative de Ia
guerra. por 10 que adoIece de muchos
defectos. que deben ser r~emediados
p~rontamente.
Ell impuesto sohre ganancias exec
sivas Is TN absurdo cue no tiene fun
tanento alguno, porque desconoce IA
re!ac!on neecSaria que hay entire 81
riesgo y ia ganancia.
Los inpuestos excesivos privsn nj
pob'ico de los b~eneticios del aumento
de d industrial.
"Nosotros ~proponemos que Sc re-
tundan nuestras deudas de guerra .n
seguridades a largo termino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
OEVCLuClON De Los
FERROCARRlLES

"Aprobamos que Sc havar 6o,.,,or+o
los fer7ocarriles a Il proniatarios
u son los L han hecho u inver-
Stones de dinero en- elIos.
La condici6n actual de nuestros 70
rrocarFiLes es deplorable. Carecer de-
lohaoS y crsdito para Ia Gcnld., 80
F"cion- Para salvar II vida comarc;aI
Hs. pals debeA revisarse las tariffs
rf'ocarrileras hajo Una bas. ,,1a -
rermita restaOIecer y monten5r e. cr5
ditto ferrocarriIero y dar al pGblico 81
Servicio debido.
la deliberada obstruction o int
rrupci6n del servicio de transportes
es intolerable. Las huelgas ferrocarri-
leras significan necesarianente paros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
Ell PREclO DE LOS WHERE'S RA
SUBlDO UN t46 pOR ClENTO

LONDRES. Mayo eel costo de los
where's hasta el ! del presente, ha ST.
dido I'm 1+6 por ciento sohre los pre-
clos anteriores a Ia guerra. con Ia
eypectativa de que ain SUDAN mas. dt-
CO Charles a. McCurdy. Ministro de
h~li.nentos. on una declaration Official
Dublicada anoche.
Mr.. McCurdy indica cue los precios
de los alimenros en- Inglaterra son mas
hajos que on F'rancia. Italia : Succia,
Y no mucho mas altos que en- los Es-
tados uniGos.