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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
CUCUMBER AND ONION RUIN LOVE SCENES FOR TWO
Lodge,' Deicio Coined Nou at the Murat

A cucumber and an onion ruin some
pretty love scenes between Miss Marjorie
vonnegut and Mckay Morris in the
comedy, 1.-THE LEDGER
The way the vegetables ruin the love
scenes affords some delicious stage fool
ing seldom equaled ON the stage for
many moons.
Morris is making violent love while
mixing a salad in which the cucumber
and the onion play an important part
in the repartee, as well as the salad.
This little supper scene is good whole
some comedy and the acting of both Miss
Vonnegut and Mr. Morris is delightfully."-
satisfying
THE Ledger is a peculiar comedy in
which the audience is constantly remind
ed of a series of, mysterious murders by
an unidentified man who hates" women.
Morris plays the role of the lodger,
who is suspicioned of being the avenger,
the murderer of women, but he turns
out to be a very wealthy nobleman who
was Tilted at the altar and fed to an
obscure boarding house to forget his
troubles.
He had planned suicide, but when Miss
Harding, played by Marjorie Nonnegut OF
this city, who has deservedly earned act
ing honors in New York City and else
where, comes into the lodger's life he
begins dreaming day dreams.
The lodging house is presided over by
Bunting and his English wife, Mrs. Blunt
ing, a woman who Is overcome by the
horror of the crimes of the avenger.
Mrs. Bunting, played by Elizabeth Pat
terson, is subject to hysterical spells, and
while in these she stages some splendid
'faints.'
We have often spoken of the sterling
worth of Miss Patterson In character
roles, but 1t remained for this comedy
TO give her the big chance to dominate
every scene.
Miss Patterson's acting in The Ledger"
will undoubtedly remain as the charac-
ter delinestion triumph Of the Stuart
Walker season at the Murat.
Aidrich Bowker is making his final ap-
pearsnce this season with the Walker
players as Bunting and his work can
only correctly be described as perfect
acting.
This Is the writer's first opportunity
to see Miss Vonnegut, and her wOrk in
THE ledger" revealed a naturalness and
charm of manner which has aided her
in being seriously considered as a woman
of splendid ability.
The other parts OF the comedy were
satisfactorily taken.
There was one little threat made by
Mckay Morris which gave us genuine
thrill last night and 1t was when the
author caused Morris to state that he
might hang himself with q woman's gar
ter.
Opinion: THE ledger" Will give you
fine summer nights pleasure and at
the same time give you the opportunity
OF seeing Miss Patterson give the best
performance of the entire season.
The Ledger" is on view all week at
the Murat-W. u. II.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
BALL STANDING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wAR.

Q. How long did the Spanish Ameri-
csR war last, did soldiers receive a bo
nus, and when was the First Ohio in
fantry mustered out? DoUGHBoY.
A. Spain issued her formal declara-
ton OF war on the United States April
-. 1895. The United states issued her
formal declaration April %. 1898. Late
In July Spain sought peace through the
French ambassador. 1t was not, how
ever, until Aug. - that the peace proto-
co! and preliminary arrangements were
concluded. The treaty was signed be,
tween the United States and Spain on
Dec. TO- 1895, In Paris. Men who served
during this war did not receive bonus
following their discharge. They did re-
ceive two months extra pay, as the date
OF the discharge WAS placed two months
ahead OF the date on which they actually
left the service The First Ohio infan-
try regiment was mustered out Oct. %,
1908.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
Five More Counties
Join Farmers Drive

Five additional counties in Indiana are
planning drives to obtain members for
the Indiana Federation OF Farmers asso-
Citations. according TO an announcement
made at the state headquarters of the
association.
The counties are Jefferson. Lawrence,
Washington, Jennings aud Dearborn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

n feeling Of having
TO do something
1isagreeable an d
get It over with.
We could not re-
Ilize that It was
possible for a prize
lighter TO become a
finished screen ac-
tor, almost over
night, as 1t were.
We were delight
fully rprise q,
however.
Carpenter Is an
actor - make no
mistake about Ii.
lie has none Of the
characteristics of
the prize fighter.
W ak gracefully
and has an air that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
BIRD ACT FEATURES
NEW LYRIC BILL.

Birds and more birds.
They are the chief actors in "Tha
Pot PourrI Review" which is the fea-
ture act Mt the Lyric this week.
They are trained to the last degree.
and do many stunts.
Ii was interesting to watch these
feathered creatures turn somersaults
and do other acrobatic feats that are
supposed to belong exclusively to man.
These fowls roll balls. dance. and DO
almost everything but talk.
The two girl members Of the troupe
that is I'm charge OF the birds do dances
and songs
This act was enjoyed hugely by the
audience, which called for moro and
more.
Amidio and bis ACCORDION are another
feature OF the big bill.
This player certainly knows how 10
get the applause. for he was called back
again and again.
Russells Minstrels. another bright spot
OF the performance, have songs and
dances and instrumental music.
Tho Hudson Sisters are singers and
dancers with n line Of humor.
And Lander and Smith present some
blackface comedy.
One Of the members Of this troupe sp-
plies the cork and the other serves IS a
foil for his humor.
THE New Teacher" is a ne-act com
edy without any plot, but with songs
and dances and fun.
There are four men in the company
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
MASON AND DIXIE LINE.

Q. When was the Mason and Dixon
line established? DON
A. The Mason and Dixon line was first
surveyed by two Englishmen, Charles
Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, between
1T63-1T67, in order to establish a definite
boundary line between the states of
Pennsylvania and Maryland. Its estab-
lishment settled state controversies which
lasted more than eighty years, and its
exact location is SO degrees, 43 feet 26.3
inches north latitude.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
Don't Throw Away
Your Worn Out Land

COLUMBIA Mo-. July 20.-There is
money in raising popcorn.
If you doubt 1t ask John Il. Smith,
farmer near here.
Last year Smith rented forty acres of
worn out land" for &270, and planted 1t
all to popcorn. The crop harvested net
ted Smith $1,000.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
LINCOLN MEMORIAL.

@. What Is inside the Lincoln ma
mortal? E. L. A.
A. marble statute of Lincoln by
Daniel Chester French is placed in the
center Of the memorial and in two small
er halls are memorial tablets bearing in
incised letters the Gettysburg speech and
the second inaugural address.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
NAVY DISCHARGE

Q. How can man buy his way out OF
the navy? Il. NJ. A
A. The navy department states that
there is no naval regulation allowing a
man to purchase a discharge from this
service. II the circumstances warrant, it
Is possible to obtain an indefinite fur
Tough, extending to the date when he
would ordinarily receive his discharge
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
SCHOOLS OF PHILIPPINES

Q. What language is taught in the
public schools of the Philippines7
II. f. n.
A. English is taught exclusively in
the schools Two million natives speak
English and there are 10000 English
speaking children in the public schools
of the PHILIPPINES
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
DEAD PUBLICATIONS.

9. How many publications have been
discontinued in the last year or so?
NJ. q.
A. The United States postofice de-
partment states that 1887 publications
having second-class privileges discon-
tinued during the fiscal year 1919. The
figures for the year ending June so. 1920.
are not yet available.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
CIVIL SERVICE.

O. Can foreigners take the civil serv-
ice examination? NJ. P. e.
A. Only citizens Of the United Statea
are eligible to take the civil service ex-
animation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

Miss Binney IS pretty and charming
but Is badly directed.
The picture as a whole Is excellent but
substitute some other man for Carpenter
and it would be a colossal failure.
The photograph IS a little above the
average, but the direction is only fair.
Too much praise can not be given
Carpenter for his work, for we take It
be has not had much coaching and his
acting must be natural.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
CHICKENS HArCHED IN JULY.

G. Will chickens live and grow wen
II Matched in July? B. A. u.
A. The United States department. Of
agriculture states that chickens Matched
in July or later will not have as much
strength as those Matched in the spring.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
LAST FOUR STATES.

Q. What were the last four states ad-
mitted to the union? S. A. K.
A. They were Utah. 1896; Oklahoma.
1917: New Mexico. January, 1912; Arizona.
February, 1912.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

Q. What does the expression set up
mean as applied to animal horns, moose,
for instance7 c. W. 7.
A. The term set up" in speaking of
animal horns, refers to their being
mounted
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

the handwriting on the wall At
rate he American legion that
the administration is opposing
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

He would then be automatically released
from the navy. Such a furlough should
be applied for through a mans imuas-
date superior officer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

THE GOVERNORS to position of
anunce stock for him in coal
pan at the same Lnoir and the
Globe companies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

BOTH presidency advertised enthusiastic
publicity not given
their
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

CONTEND celebrate July as he
peases celebration presumed
impossible the eighteenth amendment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20


At the Lyric all this week.
SOME NEW IDEAS
GIVEN THE MOVIES.
George Walsh has done several unique
things in "sink or Swim" which Is now
on view at the Rlalto.
The scenes of this comedy are laid in
a little province similar to the ones
found in McCutcheon novels, and II 10 in
this make believe-land that Walsh puts
over some unique comedy.
One OF the funniest scenes Of the COM
edy Is a craps game, In which two
"dusky" sons Of the south stage some real
comedy conversation over the phrase,
Come seven
This is a new comedy idea and we sd
NIT that II is cleverly put over In this
picture
walsh has the role Of dasbing
Yankee westerner and gives a refreshing
performance.
You will like this picture because it lie
different
The vaudeville portion Of the ibll in
cludes the Three DeLyons, Ralph Msdi-
son, singer. Raines and Alvey, Madison
and Bailey and the Apollo duo.
Il - -
AT THE BROADWAY.
Heading the vaudeville bill at the
Broadway this week is the Three AleI, 8
gymnastic offering.
The remsinder Of the bill is slated as
follows Edmond and Rogers. black
face comedians: Renard and Jordan. in
THE New Hotel Clerk"; Davis and Old
smith, singers; Fists and Fodder, In com
edy Jimmie Loster; Eimore and Burk
and Mutt and JEFF comedy, THE Rum
Runners"
- -I- Il
THE MOVIES.
The movies are as follows: William
Faversham In The Man Who Lost Him
self" at the Ohio; Below the Surface"
at Engiish's; Regent offers The Misht
Earl whispers" at the Colonial; THE
Great Accident" 40 Mister smiths; An
Adventures" at the Isis. and Deep Pur-
pei" ct the Alhambra
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

everything of which California boasts and is
to be congratulated unstable underpinnn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
.tterson and AIdrIeh Rowker.

and they have melodious quartet music.
At the Lyric all this week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
CARPENTER CAN ACT
As WELL As HE GAN FIGHT.

Georges Carpenter as an actor,
When we went 10 the Circle It was wit
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

How Is the standing of a baseball
team determined in percentagef This
department OF The Times tells you. II
you have question to ask, send it with
2-cent stamp TO The Indiana Daily
Times Information Bureau, Frederic y.
Haskin. director. Washington, ID. c.
The answer viii be mailed direct TO you.
BALL STANDING.
Q. How is the percentage Of a bali
team determined? V. r.
A. To determine the standing of a
ball team in percentage, divide the to-
tai number Of games played into the
number of games won.
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WHAT'S Winter to give to
sttutionality of of industry?
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-26
LA EXCURSION DE LOS
SANANTONIANOS A LA
REPUBLICA MEXICANA
Sigue prepardndose por la
Cdmara de Comercio
de la ciudad

Pasadas todas las actividaJes que
ha tenido que desarrollar Ia Mexican
Trade Bureau de Ia Canara lie Co
mercio de San Antonio, con motive de
las continuadGs visitas de los Gltimos
dias, de huespedes mexicanoS a esta
ciudad, sabeInos que ha vuelto a ira
tarse en- dicho Departments 10 rela-
two a Ia organization de Ia prixiuia
expedici6n de conercianres de San
Antonio a Ia Rep6hliea Me1cana. cue
desde hace algunos neses esCa pro-
yectandose, y que tendra lugar para
principles del ano proximo.
La Camara de Comercio de San An
tonic ha corinuado tramltando los a.
suntos references a a organization
de Ia excursion de reterencia, pa
rsce que " alSlnas nesociaciones CO.
merciales indus-iaes de esta ciu-
dad han hecho Ia designation dc Sus
de.esados, disponiendose a preparar
los nuesrarios de sus productoS y ma
nufacturas que tor1naran Ia exposi-
Sidn perranente que va a inausurar-
: en- IA ciudad de Mexico, du:an;e los
dias cue per:aanezca" en- 2quei:a ca
pital los exCurSicniStaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-26
HAY GRAN PELICR0
DE INTERVENTION
EN- MEXICO
Los republicanos pediran
cosas imposibles d
nuesho gobierno

Tetecrcnc Especial pare LA PRENSA"
CICDAD DE MENICO, Octubre %.
I'm prominente americana que tie
ne grandes negocios aquf y que aca-
ba dc regresar de Washington. Wi
liam Frank Buckley, declare hoy que
en- su opinion es ahora Hsayor Que
nunca, a partir de 1916. el pelisrc que
existe de que los Estados URidos in
tervengan en- Mexico, y para fundar
Su opinion eXpuSo yarias razones, y
entre elias Ia de l2 pasivida6 Gel pue-
bio americana que despues de eiegir
al Prcsidente Y al Senado los dcja en
absolute libertad de acci6n Y que como
Ia election de Harding es un hecho
fuera de toda duda. los nueros hom-
bres del Sobierno de Ia Casa Blanca
haran preston sobre Mexico hasta COLI
seguir todo 10 que desean, a men1s
que el gobierno mexicano yea Ia ma
nera de arreglar pacificamente todas
las dificultades que eXisten actualmen-
te.
agreG6 que Roberto Pesqueira
con una audacia incredible. lego hasta
decir que ell gobierno americana tendra
que elegir entire fiarse de Mexico ba-
tirse con los mexicancS, y cue tales
baladronadaS en- lugar de s=r una ayu-
da, 10 que hacen es crear mayores di-
fiCultadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-26
BASAVE Y PIMA HA
TRATADO DE PASAR
AL EDO. DE OAXACA
SerG obligado q detener su
aUance hacia esa
entidad

La Secretaria de Guerra Y Mari
na segun informac:cnes que aged Sc
recibieron en- fuentc autorizada de es-
Ia ciudad, acaba de dirigir ura CO.
municaci6n teleGrafica 4 II Jefatura
de las OperacioneS en- el Estado de
OaNaca, notificandoie que debera es-
tablecer una rigurosa vicilarc:I e1
tUo 10 largo de laS lmiies de Su jCrlS
dicci0n militar cor el EStado dc CHA
pas. pueS Sc han terido noticias de
que BaSave y Pina, el general re-
belde que hace pocos dias sc levanto
en- arnaS en- el sureste : as2lt& un
convoy del Ferrocarril Pan America
no en- e. Isulo de Tehuantepec, ha ini-
ciado un 2vance hacia 81 centre, ira
tando de internarse en- OaXaca-
Agregan las misnas infornaciones
QUE las autoridades militares dc Chia-
las, Ea>ta hoy k:.n alberto una cam
pana decidida en- contra de Basave Y
Pima Y de sus acompanantes que son
en- escaso numero, obliganGolos q re-
tirarSe de las YlaS ferrocarrileras J &
ccrca del Estado de OaZa-
ca.
Por otra parte, la miSma Secre:aTia
de Guerra recihi6 not:ciaS an ci senti-
90 lie que habia siGo advert!do el paso
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-26
Ell GENERAL DlAZ
VIENE RUMBO A
NUEVA ORLEANS
mo HARA POLITICA;
Todo su afan 10 cifra en-
el m0mento, en- reu-
nirse a Su famIlIa

Del Serrieio Especial pG-a LA PRENSA."
HABANA, Octubre 24.-Con rumbo
a Nueva Orleans, louisiana. embarc"
q general Felix Diaz. reclcntemente
uegado aqui de- Eeracruz, en- compa-
i6a del teniente coronel Isamel Cortts.
El general americana embarc0 Ell e.
buque norteamericano "Parismina' ,
que lego procedente de Colon, Pana-
ma. el dia de aver.
HaSta los ultimoS momentoS que per
rnaneci6 en- terra cubana 81 general
DiaZ Sc VIC r,deado de suS intimos ami
COS partidarios, quienes prometi6
volver . IA Habana en- cLanto le sea
possible.
Habisndole preguntado aiSunos ami
COS NJ general cu&les cran sus proyec-
tos lara q pcrvenir. contcst0 Que por
ahora no tieae ninHIIos, que tod2 ST.
afan con su familia de IA que ha eS-
ri-se con ST faniha de Ia que ha es-
tado separado hace cerca g. cinco
amos.
parece ser que 81 general DilE h'
Sc rropone desarvollar ningu'rt acti-
v:iad de caracter poiitico dUrantc sl
tempo que rermanczca en- su nuev"
dpa.icrro siuo quo Sc linitar:l Ecr
., desarrolio de les acontccir:ientoS
en- Mexico. para 2rientar sE fHtu"a
acfraci6n con Ia vida pGbllca moxl-
cana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-26
UN F. c. DE ALLENDE
ABEL RIO VA A SER
CONSTRUIDO VA
TRAFICO DIRECTO
Lo habra, con esa Inca,
de la Capital a la c.
de Kansas, Missouri

TelcqrGma Especial para Ia PRENSA"
WASIlNGTON. oCtuhrc Eel
Departamento dc Comercio fue irfor-
mado hoy. por Cunningham. aSente
de dicho Departamento en- Mexico, que
va a tenderse IA Inca del fcrrocarril
de Del Rio. Texas. a Allende Coahui-
n. con 10 cual qucdard unida. ID ca
rItal de MjNico con Kansas City de
una mancra directa, n traN6s del Fe-
rrocarril Kansas City. Mexico Y
Orientc.
Cunningham inforn6 que cl Eerro-
carril aludido Scra construido por
cuenta del citado Ferrocarril. med;an-
te uu convenio cele5rado cor el Co
bieruo de Mexico. que actualmente es
ta m1ncJando todrs los ferrocarTiies
en- el pals, inclusive e. international
NeN;caro, que part, lie Piedras Nesras
hacia el Sur.
InfIrmasc Q"c con e. Citado ramal
que tendra una extension de tre:nta
Y cinco millaS. hard que 81 trafico
iirecto ertrc Kansas y Mexico Sc ha-
60 con un ahorro de veinticuauo
horas en- cl TEMPO que Sc gasta ac-
tUalmante.
La anterior notic,a yiene cor.ir-
mar Ia que public0 LA PRENS-A ha-
ce diez dlas prGXimamente, de que Sc
estaban va dando los paSos necesarios
para construir el ramal de Las NacaS
= illende Cos ahuila
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-26
NO VINO A PEDlR Ell
RECONOCiMlENTO

No he venido hacer solicitudes
de econocimiento,-nos dijo desde
luego el senor ISiesias Calder6n--ni
hay nada de cierto en- 10 que Ia prem
sa ila insistido tanto desde que lie
que este pals. Vine a los Estados
Unidos, comisionado por el Cobierno
de Mexico, q cumplii con un elemeD
tai deber de cortesia International de
par.e de un gobierno que al acabar
de conStituirse deSeaba patentiZar sus
deseos de continuar las relaciones que
han eXistido siempre entire los dos
paises. No creo que sea reconoci-
miento 10 que debe pedirse del Sobler-
no de los Estados Unidos. sino Ia con-
tinuaci6n de las relaciones, que no Sc
ban roto, y que por 10 mismo siguen y
seguiran seguramentc. tan bueuas
como han sido antes. En- el Depar-
tamento de Estado encontr6 un am
plio espfritu de cordialidad que que
do patentizad/ con hechos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-26
LIE ATENDtERON EN- Ell
CASO DE CANTU

-Cuando las dificultades de Ia Eaja
California.-sigui0 diciendonos nues-
tro entrevistadc,-me acerque al SO-
bierno de los Estados UnidoS piGien-
do que fueran puestas Ell todo su vi
gor las leyes de neutralidad y Sc i'm
pidiera Ell paso de armas para el Co
bernador Cantu, asi como que Sc es-
tableciera una rigurosa vigilancia en-
la frontera sobre tocas las actiTida-
des de los rebeldes ajacalifornianos.
Los resuItados de mi petici6n fueron
enteramente satisfactorios pues los Es-
tados Unidos aumieron Ia actitud quG
convenia a un gobierno neutral, v es-
to desalent0 a Cantu Y a los suyos.
;HabI0 usted con ell Secretario Col
by y.-preguntamos.
-No.-nos dijo ei sefor Iglesias
Calder6n. Cuando llegue a Washing
ton el Secretario de Estado Sc halla-
ba en- la Convention Democriitica de
San Francisco, California, Y estaba Il
cargo del Departamento el Subsecre-
tario Davis, que fue a quien me PR
sente. Despues. en- raZon del conoci-
miento que habia hecho con este alto
funcionario Y de que hablaba per-ec-
tamente espanoi. tcdas mis- entreyis-
tas fueron con 81 y todas mis- soiici-
tudes. hechas por su conducto, oose-
quiadas debidamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-26
'LALEY LINCH ESTA
SIENDO PUESTA
EN- PRACT1CA
EN- MEXICO
En- una villa zacate-
cana Sc hacejusticia
ell pueblo por ST
solo

Teieoran,a Especial para IA PRENS.A"
ZACATECAS, Octubre 25.-Cansa-
dos los habitantes del pueblo de Tlal-
tenango, de este Estado, de TO ser es-
cuchados por sus demandas de que Sc
policla, atacaron a este Y le dercn
muerte, colgandolo del arbol mas al
to de IL plaza del pueblo.
El gobernador del Esiado reclbi6
noy aviso telegrafico del Alcalde de
Tlaltenango dandole cuenta de este
hechc y proporcionandole. adenlae. c!
detalle de que los habitanteS que lie
faron a cabo el linchamiento, descol-
garon el cuerpo del jefe de Ia poll
ella 10 pasearon por las principa-
les GALES del pueblo, arrastrdndolo.
La policfa municipal fus impotente
para evitar ell linchamientt del iefe de
ella. habiendose dado e. case lie que
varios de los gendarmes Sc oculta-
ran, temeroscs de que Ia multitud
enfurecida los hiciera tambien vlcti-
mas.
Los informes particulares que So
bre el nismo hecho Sc Ian recibido,
dicen que Ia multitud que reailzo el
linchamiento coloc6 en- el cueiIo de,
colsado un letrero en- el Que Sc leIa:
'Ei pueblo Sc hace justicia por 81
propia mano, cansado de Soportar los
abuses de autoridad del jefe de IA po-
Iic1a. Protests el pueblo poc eSoS
abusos nadie lie hizo case: pidio
cue Sc destituyera de su cargo al
Cue abusaba Y no Sc ie escucho- Por
clio, Sc ha hecho justicia por 81 pro
pia mano".