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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
WINSLOW
Okes&e Doaier

A pretty wedding took place Mon
day morning al ST. Budgets Cath
Ole church. North vassaIboro. when
Miss Rose O'Keefe was united in
marriage with Paul Dogier. Rev,
Father Sullivan performed the cere-
mony. The bride was attended b.
her sister. Miss Catherine O'Keefe.
and the groom by his brother. Eli
DogieE. The bride was dressed in
white and the bridesmaid wore pink
The wedding march was PLAYED b.,
Mrs Grace Libby Picard, who also
had charge of the choir. A nuptial
mass followed and Korman's Mass in
was sung. There was special music
by the choir. the bride being one OF
its members for several years.
Worthy of mention was Ave Maria
sung by Mrs Josie Giroux and Mrs
Lawrence Doughty. The choir pre-
sented Mrs Dogier with = beautiful
piece Of cut glass. M and Mrs.
Dogier left for a few weeks wedding
trip 20 Vermont They vii make
their home in North Vassalboro.
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Sweeping Decision
Continued frnm Pade Onel

ferred to remain free to outsider the
multitude OF questions whtc1 sill in
eyitably arise and demand soiutior'
TIE decision set at rest contentious
previously laid before the court that
the amendment could not affect aicc-
holic liquors manufactured prior 10
January IS, when the amendment be-
came effective. The court held that
the amendment applied to such liquors
the same as any produced after that
time
Regarding arguments to n, effect
that q state havinA constitutional
referendum provisions could not be
said to have ratified an amendment
until il had been submitted to the
voters, the court cited its opinion rem
dered last Monday in the { bio refer
endum cases. in which 4, he.d that
such referendum provisions do not
apply TO federal amendments. ONLY
one prohibition case OF importance re-
mains undecided. 1t liz an appeal from
New York involving the constitution
Atty Of portions Of the enforcement
act prohibiting storage in warehouses
Of intoxicating liquors designed for
personal use. This case Was argued
this spring. but with the courts sh-
journnent to-day for the summer /.
cannot be decided before October 81
the earliest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
PITTSFIELD

II is expected that Miss Amorette
Porter would land in Boston Monday.
June :. from Calcutta Mss Porter
has been stationed in Baissore. India.
since October, 1918. where she has
been superintendent of Ave schools
and served on important committee
under the direction OF the Free Bap-
It's, Missionary Society. Miss Porter
IS the daughter of Or. and Mrs. E. A.
Porter OF this town. a graduate Of n.
c. l. and Bates College After pass
ing few days in Boston Miss Porter
will arrive nome about the middle Of
the week where she will be warmly
welcomed by a large circle of friends.
George V. Stevns and his sistr,
Miss Vera Stevens. who were called
here by the illness and death of their
aunt. the late Mrs. Jane Hackett. left
FrEay. Miss Stevens returning to her
work in Washington. D. G. and Mr..
Stevens for Boston. where he has en-
pioyment-
Mrs Charles Chase. Mrs. Julia
Young and Wallace c. Brown left Sat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08

an appeal by the government from a
decision Of Federal Judge Geiger en-
joining federal officials from inter-
fering with the Manitowoc Products
Company. a Wisconsin corporation.
in the manufacture of beer contain
ing IS per cent alcohol.
In all the cases a general attack in
the amendment was made on ground
that it was revolutionary and con-
stituted legislation in the guise of a
constitutional amendment designed
to regulate the private habits of in
dividuals: that it interferred with
the states police powers; that it was
invalid because adopted by two
thirds of the members of Congress
present when the vote was taken and
not by two-thirds of the members
ship> and that the amendment was
not ratified by three-fourths OF the
states owing 10 provisions in many
state constitutions requiring that
amendments be submitted to ref
erendum-
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CONY AND HALLOWELL
TEAMS TO PLAY OFF TIE
ON MONDAY IN AUGUSTA

The Cony and Hallowell High base
hall teams will meet in the third
game this season on Monday after
noon. June Il. on the Reaei Williams
field in this city. This IS not a sched-
uled game. but has been arranged TO
play of the tie between the two
teams
Cony won the first game with Hal
lowell. played on the Williams field.
but when the team representing the
Red and White went TO HanowelI the
tables were turned. In both games,
Brennan pitched for Cony, and Mead
er for HaIovell High. and both struck
out many men They viii probably
be seen in action again OF Monday
and the game should prove one Of
especial interest.
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MACKMEN AND
YANKEES DIVIDE

New York, June THE New
York Americans divided their double
header with the Philadelphia -Ath-
letics here today. New York won
the opening game to /. but Phil
adelphia broke the Yankees winning
streak IN the second contest by win
ming an uphill second by a score of 6
to 5. Quinn won his eighth straight
game in the first contest Collins, q
Texan League recruit started in the
second game and was knocked out
Of the box in the eighth inning.
Catcher Wyatt was spiked by Ruth
in this game and was obliged to re-
tire from the game. Scores:
First game:
Phiia. 30 O00 1000 81 80
New York o O % l 20 l x-3-12-0
NayIor and Perkins; Quinn and
Hannah.
Second game:
Phila- 30 q 90 002 O-6- Sc
New York 0 DO O 900 pills
Harris and Myatt. Perkins: Col
Inns. Shawkey and Ruel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08

Hebron academy undoubtedly Is
going 10 make a record this coming
season in tennis. They are indeed
fortunate in having as a member Of
the school. Kimball Fisher. Augusta.
former State champion. Fisher is
expected 10 build Up frst-class
team. as he is to coach the players.
Kimban Fisher has splendid
record in tennis circles throughout
the State of Maine. He has played
tennis almost from the time he could
hold racquet in his hands, and was
a member Of the Cony High school
team during the seasons 1915. 1917
and 1918, winning his letter each
year.
Fisher startA his tennis career as
e freshman at the Cony High school.
when he won the singles event at the
Bowdoin Interscho!astic tournament
in 1916 He lost the title in the
doubles this year. il being the only
year that he did not win both events
This year he did not participate in
the Bates tennis tournament.
In the years 1917 ND 1918. Fisher
was returned victor in both the
Bates Interscholastic tournament
and the Bowdoin Interscholastic
tournament. in which he became In
terscholastic State champion in sin
giles and doubles. His partner in the
doubles was George Partridge. cap
tain Of the 1920 Bowdoin tennis
team.
Again in 1918 Fisher won both the
singles and the doubles at the Alb
bot school tournament. at Farm
ington, Maine. He has the wonder
full and unexcelled record In the
State Of Maine of never losing
single event in any interscholastic
tournament that he has entered. and
of losing only one doubles event he
had entered. which was at the Bow
doin Interscholastic tournament in
1916.
Also in 1915 Fisher won the south
ern Maine championship in the dou-
bles at the tournament at Squirrel
Island. His partner this time being
Leigh F7ynt, a former Bowdoin COL
lege tennis player. He was unfortu-
nate this time in not winning the
singles championship, although he
fought his way into the finals.
In|lsia Fisher was giving his best
for the United States. as he enlisted
III the Navy. consequently he was
unable 10 compete in any tennis
tournaments last year.
Fisher. who is a senior at Hebron
academy. is 10 enter Bowdoin col
lege next fail. and has already been
pledged 10 the Beta Theta Pi frater-
nifty George Partridge. who pla yed
with him on tha Cony High team in
1917 and 1918 is also a member of
the Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
DODGERS AGAIN
TRIM GIANTS, AZ

Brooklyn. n. T.. June 6-with
Dave Bancroft at short as a result
of the deal with Philadelphia for
Fletcher. New York improved its
play today, but was unable 10 beat
the national league leaders Brook
Ign punched hits of Toney and
Hubbeli, In three innings and won
their nth straight from the Giants
four to two. Secretary O'Brien OF the
Giants denied that Rawlings of Bos-
ton figured in the Fletcher Bancroft
deal. Score:
New York o 0 o O O1O o. o.
Brooklyn % . O / 600 x--10-O
Tcney. Hubbell, Snyder: Marquard
and Miller.
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WITNESSES TELL Of
Ml6H'S FRAMHP on REDS

Cincinnati, Ohio, June flames
Costello. proprietor Of billiard hall
in Boston testifying in the United
District court in the suit Of Lee
Aagee against the Chicago National
League Club here today said that
Aagee. with Hal Chase, bet against
the Cincinnati Nationals while both
were members Of the latter team.
Costello testified that Aagee came
to him On the evening Of July "a and
said that he had q proposition for
tossing" the bali game the next day.
Magee then was with the Reds. Cos
reiIo said:
Before Aaxee left he said that he
would see me the next morning with
more details- The next morning Ma
gee and Hal Chase, who then was the
first baseman for the Reds. visited me.
/ told them that they would have to
bet some Of their own money and that
the gamblers would not bet unless
they did.
How do you want to bet?' ] asked
them They told me that they did not
have any money with them bu, that
oneeA4' accept
ZIG sAe ~as Won 'hes
- eS Plus one
- ~r on Aai oe's coAectea.
80. $500 80 % my oaan. !.
60. ~. 49, ase ana
49,. -. mat us nao inc
S.. sAa .ne pi.cnsl
L-.- .2 mem lhAt
- &c 10 20. ". p'en u ousn'
,sons, go -
s;.l.. -. a.. ~ .ns
Co.. 90 s 49, NJ WI
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Bancroft to Giants
In Exchange for Fletcher

\ New York, June Official an
nouncement was made here today
that David Bancroft, star shortstop
OF the Philadelphia National League
team had been traded, man for
man. for Arthur Fletcher. captain of
the New@York Giants and regular
shortstop since 1911. When the
Giants took the field i'm Brooklyn.
Bancroft played short for the Giants
and ,batted second.
Fletcher joined the New York
club In 1909
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TIGERMEN LOSE
EASILY TO CHISOX

Chicago, June - The Detroit
pitchers were found for IS hits to-
day by Chicago and the league
champions won an easy game 10 to 3.
Ty Cobb. who was injured Sunday
in collision with F7agsfead. will be
out of the game TO rabout ten days.
An X-ray examination revealed torn
ligaments in the left knee Score:
Detroit :. 90 o111o- 3-1o-1
Chicago 0 o 0 o o33 -Io-Ie-s
Leonard. Ayers. Allen and Wood
all; Fader and Schalk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08

A person suffering WIN v%ns-sil
disease should be accorded tie sams
humane treatment which IS gwen u
other sufferers. says ire Name "
partment OF Health TIE interests u
tSe community demand ia; re y
given the hest possible care Until ht IS
cured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08

urday for The weirs. n. H, where
they will have employment at a hotel
for the summer.
Miss Helen Libby Of Portsmouth. n.
H. arrived Saturday for a visit with
relatives in town
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DIED
Nay9sdtf

HODGkINS-Ir Lamont Nay q!
David b. aged 50 ears.
TAT-In Ellsworth f.-= Ezr.
Tnond 4. ~8a Of Ar. anl is les l.
aged yeaESs ) months
walsh Fairfield NJ : W.
liam Jr- % North E-oCz -, zg@5 =.
YEARS, months. C.lc
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Albany 5: Waterbury 5.
Springfield ): Worcester >
New Haven 8: Bridgeport =.
Hartford 8: Pittsfieid l.
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Giiher.Shean

Gilbert. Shean
The marriage of Mrs. Eta Shean
and William Gilbert. both of this
town. took place at the heme of the
bride on Middle street at $50 O'Clock
Saturday evening, June 6. Rev. s. j.
Willis officiated, using the double ring
ceremony. "A wedding supper was
served to the family and friends after
the ceremony. Mrs. Gilbert has been
a resident Of this town for many years.
Mr. Gilbert is employed at Col. W. G.
Morrilrs stable on Main street Their
many friends will wish for them a
happy welded life.
o. E Libby. who has been passing
4 few days at his home on Main
street, left Saturday for Lincoln,
where he has employment by the
Draper Lumber Co.
Miss Iona Bickmore was . visitor in
Waterville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Gardiner, Mr..
and Mrs. Floriman Gardiner and
daughter Ada Mae have returned
from an automobile trip to Unity.
Mon,ville and Belfast.
The pupils of the PittsfeId public
schools present grammar school or
chestra and violin class, ~ musicians.
Aubrey CAN. cornet soioist and chorus
OF 800 children in Union hail. Tuesday
evening, June 8. The fairy operetta
in two scenes will be given BY the
primary school pupils. with the fol-
lowing cast: Geraldine. Ethel Chase; :
Mushroom Fairy, Carolyn Frost:
White Rabbit Maurice Gould; Little
Red Hen. Alice Murch: Big Goblin,
George Brown: Medium Goblin.
Maurice Gilman; Lttlest Goblin,
Ralph Spaulding. 4 social will fol :
low.
The Lady Maecabees will hold .
regular meeting. Tuesday. June s. in
Perkins hall. All members are urged
TO be present as this IS the first meet
ing in the month and there is i'm
portant business 10 be transacted
Booth. Clark
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Booth Clark
4 quiet marriage tooh place at the
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NAT. STANDING
NAT.
ToDAVS GAM ES

Pitts5urg al Boston
Cincinnati al New YORK
Chicago At Philadelphia
St Louis al Brooklyn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
Vasconcelos tiene un
vast1slno proyecto
para nejorar la
instruction
LA REORGANIZATION
DE LA ENSENHNZH

Entire los primeros pasos. entire los
primeros empefos del nuevo gobierno
fiiura este dc Ia reorganization de la
instruction Fiblica en- Mexico.
Sc debe en- ran parte este movimlen-
tC que de tan fecundo sera para Ia
vida educational de pals. cue ha me-
hester repar;tr 10 perdidc en- tar larSa
etapa destructora. ; volver por sus fue
ros de pals quito nuevo. al actual rec
tor de Ia Universidad Nacional, Lie.
JOSS EascDncelos.
En- primer iuca4S Sc ha palpado Ia i'm
posibilidad er cue Ia Rectoria de Ia L
riversidad Nacional. como directora de-
la educaci6n publica en- Mexico, esta
de llevar ,abo la necesaria reorgam
zaci6n.
Para lleva-la q cabo. Sc necesita en-
primer lug;.r crear de nuevo Ia abolida
Secretarfa de instruction Publica.
Desde que el Lie. Fasconcelos sc nj
20 cargo d.. Ia dicha Rectorfa. exterlo-
r,z6 su voluntad de trabajar en- este
sentido respondiendo TN general d5~
SEQ de los niatstros de los lntelec
tuales de ALexico-y los primeros pa
SOS en- este sentido. estan dados ya.
Durante Ia semana pasada, el Liz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
Sin embargo, Sc
cree que no sera
reconocido este
FL Elreconoci1niento Sc:
10 reservaran para el
que reslllte favoreci.
do en- las pr6xlnas
elecciones

TeleGrama Especial para LA PRENSA"
WASHINGTON, Julio DE fuen-
tes autorizadas Sc ha iog-ado saber
que Ell sobierno americana Sc sients
inclirado orablemente hacia el nus
vo gobierno de Mexico. a pesar de qua
no Sc haya hecho declaration Official
alCuna Il este reSpecto.
Dfcese que en- vista de Ia situacion
que prevalece actualmente en- el V
CinO pals. hay esperanzas de que Sc
llegue a una soluciOn favorable V ou1
el reconoc!miento no esta muy lejano,
dependiendo en- gran parte de los aeon
tecimientos que puedan desarroEarss
en- las prGXimas semanas.
Sc reconoce Que eI Cohierno actual
es el mas fuerte que ha tenido Me
xico durante los ltimos ocho amos
que en- case de que pueda Sostene-ss
Y cumplir las prOmesaS que ha hecho,
Sc le presentara d Mexico una magni-
flea oportunidad para adquirir nueva-
merte el lugar que ocupaba entire las
naciones civiliZadas del mundo.
FL gobierno americana ha manifes-
tado intenciones de tomar en- conside.
racion Ia demanda de reconccimiento
hecha por de Ia Huerta, y aunque no
Sc cree que el actual gobierno provi-
sional sea Teconocido, ia opinion ge-
neral esta de acuerdo en- que ST Sc
"a ei que siga a este, emanando de
las eiecciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
SUFRIO UNA NUEVA
Y FUERTE DERROTA 1
Ell REBELDE OSUNA
En- la Hda. de Corpos fue
batido y hugo rumbo a
Soto la Marina

Serv'cio E-clusiro para IA RPENSA
{. DE MENlCO, julio g. FL gene-
IA! Arnulfo Gomez, jefe de las Operacio
neS Militarcs tn el Estado de Tamauii
pas ha continuado informando al Go
biernO del Centre acerca de las ope
laciones rralizadas en- los ultirnos dfas
en contra le las fuerZas rebeldes aus
Cdpitanea Carlos OSuna.
Dice Ell general Gomez en- el Gltimo
irtorme renGiGc a la Secretaria de
Guerra Y Marina que despues de u
Gcrrota infli,ciGa a Carlos Osuna cua1
do este 0retcndi6 atacar Ell Quartet
General en- Santa Engracia, fue perso
guido sin descanso alcanzado en- n
hacienda de Corpos. hatiendoro nue.
vamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
rclesrana Especial para LA PRENsA.

TcleSrarna Especini para LA PRENSA.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Julio s.
Le session de hoy en- Ia manana Sc
inici6 con Ia tercera votaclon para la
selection del candidate. rotaci6n q en-
muy POGO vari6 el resultado de Ia an
terror. La Asamblea procedi6 Ia
cuartS. quienta. seXta septima To-
taciones. con identicos resultados. au-
meutando Ell cada una de elias. dis
minuy endo los votos en- favor de los
tres prircipales candidates que han
lido 4 IL cabeza, saber: McAdoo:
Cox y Palmer.
En- ia octava votacion, McAdoo. per-
do : votos. Palmer Y medic, mien-
tras que Cox gano 10 V medic. los
demas candidates Sc hallan en- el or
dn siguiente: Owen, Davis Cum
!ninss. Marshall. Clark. Smith Y Ge-
ard.
Como Ia lucha continua muy re-
ijda. Sc cree probable que no po-
drA obtenerse un resultado definitivo
hoy. 10 que de ser asf. habrfa que
aplazar IA asamblca para e. lunes o
martcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
=NSANO
GIOlENCIA

Las no;lcI-z que 50 tleCe0 soHr= o.
7a-ricu7r. son las 90 que Gua-arc".
--an ra-,o d,. cuyas t~opas no son 'fs
s,vas mi - son adictas. engaa" a s''S
s,lfsdos 81 Gomez Palacio, dicisDdo'es
me ra-chara on servicIo del gobl'r-
o.
t-uando los tlyo listos. Y a hordo l.
Is trenes. -. cor a!curos hombrsE
]. 81 eeca,,7. ohlig1 al personal De
los cu4tro tvc1es que rraia. que
r,s-rharan. 70 nor "a VA de- Central
ME confuse . Chihuahua, srno ncr
- -7usl cue conduce "a Torre"n con-
Mor;e--ev y SaleIlo. pasaHdo 0"r E'
estaci&n de II.p6hro, en- el t.stado 6'
CoahuiTa.
Al nesa- q la Estaci60 Lujan. ""r--
=, 10 San PEDRO DO las Colon.aS- ~ahiH
don6 los 5.e0es. Ia artillerla = caSi
roda Su Tl,ryCtmenra. lnternandos" en
las S!erraS Csrca1@s.
S. iEnor2 = H0me-o de los Que j"
si-uieron g; - sierra. Los soldadoS ON"
= ahandoro-on. diceH que marchar'A
cor, r,,r,ho 4 Nfor.errcy-
Ia Scc~e;2rfa Do Guerra orien" dos
ds 1r,e-c ~ General Juan Andrew A.
-7azzr. quo bat5"-a al rehelde. para
10 cuaI Sc ou=iercu a slis 6rdensS- res
petahIe ntmcro Dc troDas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
lOntrmdSe que
Osund estd
herido
La derota que le in
Hgieron tue
conpLeta

Aver So recIhieron Ell San Antonio.
noticias fidedignas dando do cuenta
de los detaues Y las circunstancias
en- quo Sc realize 81 ultimo cOmbate
entire las fuerZas rebeldeS de Carlos
Osuna ~ 81 Estado ie Tamaulipas y
los soidados del Ejercit6 de Opera
clones 4 cuyo frente esta el General
Arnulfo Gomez. La procedencia dc
las noticias es hastante seria, en-
elias Sc insertan los informes Official
mente reCibidos por las autoridadeS
del Centre de las oticinas Ge la Secre-
taria de Guerra Y Marina.
FL general Gomez. a qUien como Sc
sabe So h4 ccmisIonado para Ia cam
pafia contra Ia rebellion encabezada
Dor 81 sobrino de Andres y Gregorlo
Osuna. Sc comunic6 auteayer por Ia
tarde con el General PlutarcO Elias
Gales. Minisro de la Guerra, t"le-
crafiCamente, deSde suS c;.mpamentoS
en- Santa Engracia, en- donde csta el
Quartet General de las Operactones
dando cuenta de que fuerzas de su
mando Y Ia columna rebelde que Co
manda Carlos Osuna habiaN tornado
Cont1CtD Ell las l!lINtul<-CIcIlcS Gt vi
cho lugar. sierdo los resultaGos COM
pletannente desfavorables para Osuna.
Por IA madrugada del viernes Ilti-
mo. despuAs de a:gunas escaramuzas
sin importancia registradas entire
avanzadas de Osuna Y del Quartet
General. aquel jefe rebelde. al frente
de trescientos honbres aproximada-
mente. Sc acerc6 a Santa Ensracia.
abriendo un fuego nutrido contra las
fuerzas del Quartet General.
FL ataQue dur6 escaSamente dos no.
ras. al cabo de las cuales. las fuerza's
osunistas, en- Decentralization compile
ia abandonaron el campo dejando nu-
merosas bajas. algunos prisioneros,
heridos casi todos. Estos han infor-
mado que durante Ia refriega, fue sa-
cado. en- brazos de varios soldados el
cuerpo de Carlos Osuna- con un ha-
lazo en e. coStado izQuierdo.
Una yez levantado el campo Y reor-
ganizadas las fuerzas defensoras, el
General Gomez dispuso que dos colum-
mas volartes de caballerfa, emprendie-
ran expediciones por Ia sierra, para
localizar el sitio en- donde esta ocul-
to el General Osuna con el resto de
sus fuerzaS. a etecto de atacarlo GUAM
to antes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
DE- "A CONVENTION De S. FRANCISCO
AQuellas han Sido muy
rehidas y hoy esp6rase
ConoCer el reSultadO

Teics-a-a Especial pad Ia PRENSA
NUEEA YORK. Julio 3.-Los ulu-
mos rnensajes recibidos de San Fran
cisco. Cal. indican que la Convention
ha legado a un estado estacionario.
En- Ia duodecima votaci5n. Cox ga
n6 Ia delantcra con 4o+ rotos contra
as de McAdoO. 20l de Palmer. "a de
Smith V 81 de Davis Y despues de IL
votaci6n. Cox segufa ganando terre-
no. Sin embargo. a0n esta muy le-
los del ntmsro de votos que necesita
nara ser designado candidate del par
lido democratico. que son 7c9 votos
un tercio.
Las noticias de la Convention Sc
buscan con aIsia, pero no Sc espera
ob,ener informes difinitivos sino has
IA las primeras horas de Ia mahana.
en- vista de que Ia diferencia de ITEM
DO. algo mas de cuatro horas. hace
que las noticias lleguen muy tarde.
La opinion general es que que este
estado estacionario hara necesarlo
nombrar IN "caballo negro" con
este motive estA reviviendo la idea
del tercer perfodo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
Sc VA A NCMBRAR UNA CONF.
SION QUE ESTUDlE LA CUES
TON PETROLERA

Tciegrama Especial para LA PRENsA.
NUIEA YORK. Julio 2.-Dlce un
telegrama lie la Ciudad de Mexico que
el gobicrno va nombrar una conf
sion que Sc cncargue de estudiar la
legislaci6n petrolera juntamente con
una comisi6n que represente al los in
tereses americanos Y que sus rccomen
daciones serviran de base para el a
rreglo de las dificultades que Sc pre-
sentan actualmente.
La Comision. segdn Sc dice esta-
"a formada probablemente por Leon
Salinas. ex- -Secretario de CoEherclo.
Aouiles Elorduy, Roberto Pesqueira,
Valentfn Garfias otra persona. que
es probable que sea algun hacendis-