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All lost and Found" articles
advertised in The World or reported
to Lost and Found Bureau" Room
1OS World Building, will be listed
for thirty days. These lists can be
Oeen at any OF The Worlds offices.
Lost and Found" advertisements
can be left at any Of The Worlds
Advertising Agencies. or can be
telephoned directly to The World.
Cali 1000 BeekmRn. New York. -
Brooklyn Office. 400 Maiu,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

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WSIis NSII Sius; ,w@. coriryHi y. =. Hsrsi Hhi D.
ilsIstou; Q; W. Magutre and Louis ClrooAoS Aea
~ .oeypred BY writing Rooert Watson. NsS
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hrst conference at The call OF SECRETARY LanHng.
LANSING THOUGHT PRECEDRNTS SUPPORTED HIM.

The Secretary of Stale, should be stated, believed he
supported by precedent calling the Cabinet together Looking up
historical record he found had been done when President Garfield
lay N weeks after having been shot by an assassin and that had
before that when President Taylor had long illness and
rIlfnnatev sL,ceeded hY Vice President Fillmore.
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Finland Bars American FiIms.

: HELSINGFORS, Ffnland, Bebll It.
The Financial Council because. OF the
exchange rate situation, has eprohlbltcd
the importation OF American, moyinR
picture films. 1t is believed the meas
ure viii be moderated. >,-.,.-.g
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The Wilson Cabinet assembled the
first day with a feeling of apprehen-
sion, for none OF the members new
the extent Of the Presidents illness.
but expected to be informed \of it.
Secretary Tumulty had informed the
President that Mr.. Lansing had called
the CaIhbinet together. and the Presi-
dent, somewhat disturbed, gave his
personal physician a message to de-
liver 10 the Secretaries.
oRAVsoN CALLED TO MEETING
BY SECRETARY LANSING.
The Secretaries assembled at their
usual places that day and Mr.. Lans-
ing sent for Dr. Grayson, The Presi-
Ndent'S chair at the head Of the table
was left vacant until the physician
arrived and he was asked TO occupy
It.
"Dr orayson," Secretary Lam
sing is reported TO have said by
those who were present. I'VE wish
20 know the nature and extent Of
the Presidents illness and
NNAVNF W - Aui0 W PNfNVEW NNo
duties Of his office, 90 that we
may dOtsFTnine what shall be done
70 carry on the business Of tho
Government"
The Presidents physician is quoted
by some of the other Secretaries as
having replied in substances:
''The President is doina a. we'll
as could be expected. He is in
foil possession Of all his faculties,
and re has directed me to inquire
oF you ,by what authority this
meeting Of the Cabinet was called,
what business iS before il, and
what business II is expected
miaht be transacted at a Cabinet
meeting without his partieipa-
ton"
According to tie story told at IN
tina, Secretary Lansing had no op
portnnity 10 reply because tn
other members stepped into tn
breach and asked DR.. Grayson TO sa
10 the President that the only purpos
OF the meeting was 10 inquire III
state OF his health and TO send him
message OF loyalty and encourage
ment. At that point the meetin
broke M without having transact'
any business. but It did not end Il
so-caIied Cabinet conferences.
nm VII sON KNOW ABOU
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DID WILSON KNOW ABOUT
OTHER CABINET MEETINGS.

Il has not been made plain whether
President Wilson knew since then
that me Cabinet members had been
assembling and talking over inter-
departmental affairs. but the meet
inga have been held in the Cabinet
Roogn IN the executive Offices. and II
tha PrssidsnA aid not know It prob
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ably was because those surrounding
him did not think IL wise to tell him.
The best opinion Of thOSO ION the
inside" iS that the President did
not know until last weak Of the
regularity with which the Cabi-
net was meeting at the call Of the
Secretary Of State, because at
about the time at which the Pres
idents first letter to Mr.. Lansing
IL dated, the White House offices
.''let il bo known" that the Presi-
dent had ended the Cabinet con-
ferenees and there was an infer
enoe that he might preside at tho
next one himself. There was,
however, no hint that the sndinp
OF the meetings marked q separa-
ton between Mr.. Wilson and Mr..
Lansing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-30
NORTH BENNINGTON

George White who is employed as
car Inspector in the rail road yards
in North Adams. is at his home on
Greenwich street, suffering from in
junes sustained from fall
Misses Ella and Anna Hanrahan
spent Tuesday in Hoosick Falls with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Onree.
James Leonard OF Washington b. c.
is the guest of his father James Leon
ard at Hinsdillville
Miss Prutia Weir has returned from
visiting her sister in Schenectady.
Mrs. Ralph H. White is confined to
her home on Bank street by Illness.
Mrs John Thomson is III and con.
fined to the house.
Mrs Fred Harmon and daughter
spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Green of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Bennett
have moved to North Adams, where
/ Mr. Bennett has employment
Harry Knapp, conductor on the b.
6 II. V Il. r. moved Wednesday into
the Morris tenement, near the H. C.
White Companys plant
/ Cornelius Bromley is confined TO his
home on upper Main street by sew
ere cold
Officers of the Vermont Sunday
School association have received no
tice of the Second Annual Officers
Training Conference for Vermont, tc
be he'd at Springfield Jan, 6 and z
North Bennington Pest No Is w Il
hold a special meeting in the Post
rooms at 1880 this evening All mem
bers are urged to be present Arrange
ments are to be made for a funeral
service TO be held Saturday morning
at 10 O'clock
The Banner of December rs says
"The Springfield Reporter thinks mat
rimony will be likely to make Edmund
Howe change his views on certain sub
jects, but II he takes after his daddy
It will take more than matrimony e
cause him to modify his "amusingh
cynical observations on feminine fol
lies and fripperies." The head lines
on the Evening Banners are always
interesting, but we must admit tina
occasionally they make us feel like re
mprking with the little girl "ltl
pretty tough on US women
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy ReaderS

How cheaply is honor held by some,
yet what price they pay-Aice
Brady in Sinners" at Library Thea.
tire today. Adv
Mrs. E. W. Cudworth Of Mccall
street, who has been i'll for several
days is much improved and able to be
about again
Women's silk lis'e hose, best quail ty,
seam in back, black, white and tan,
$l00 value for sec, at Shimlntzkys
store, 1l5 North St Adv
"The Sage Brusher" Is part super
special Western product on and ed
gar's Hamlet" world famous com
edyl Library Theatre Friday and Sat
urday. Regular admission. Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Mems hose, black and tan, zee
value, s pairs for $500. B. shimlintz.
Ky. Adv
Big Metro seven act special. Read
the ad. Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Last screening Of DR.. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde. Opera house tonight Adv
William Eddington returned today
from Wis Of several days with rel
atiyes at Palmer Falls, N "
Don't forget the basketball practice
tonight at 1880 D, IN. at the Y. NJ. c.
A. for the American Legion team.
Mrs r. NJ Paddock delightfully."- en-
tertained at cards Wednesday after
noon at her home on Imperial avenue
There is always mother waiting in
home, sweet home.-See Alice Brady
in sinners" at Library Theatre to-
day. Adv
Don't miss Smoky the Humanzee
in An Overall Hero, every look
laugh a picture Of mirtll. a Chester
comedy Harte Theatre today Adv
Misses Frances and Agnes Mcbride
who We're here to spend Christmas
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs John
J. Mcbride of North street, have re-
turned to Rutland.
Business OF importance will be
transacted at a special meeting of the
Knights Of Columbus Building and
Loan association tonight and all mem
bers are requested to be present
Adv
Tomorrow Billie Burke in Away
Goes Prudence, the lcyliest girl in
pictures, in her merriest mad-cap ro-
nance, a Pathe News and a Fox Sun
sh he Comedy 'Pretty Lady"-Harte
Theatre tomorrow Adv.
Notice to the Allen a company EN-
ployees; The Allen A mill will not re-
open on Monday, January Srd, but
due notice will be given to employees
through the Banner Of date when oper-
atoms will be resumed, (Signed) The
Allen A. Company.-Ady. 93t2
The Saphead." a photodrama of
love and Wall St is so unusual in It's
pot, that ii win hold you spell bound.
It's b & seven reel Metro production,
and Smoky the Humanzee in AN
Overall Hero, a Chester comedy.
Don't miss It. Harte Theatre today
Adv
For home dressed chickens heavy
Chicago beef fresh pork, lamb,
frankfurters, sausage, bologna,
boiled ham, pressed corn beef sliced
ham, etc, call at the new satter
market Of the Satter Grocery and Tea
company 400 Main street. next to
Harte Theatre Adv
All who have been asked % be in
the musical show to be given by the
Bennington Girls club are requested
to meet at the club rooms at 1880 New
Years night January LIST, for few
minutes. All young ladies, who have
been IN former musical productions
are also invited to be present.
William Il. Crane. the dean OF
American actors, viii appear in a role
that is well suited to his great SIX Il as
an unctuCus comedian As e0-star he
will have Buster Keaton, famed for
his work in slap stick, but now ap-
pearing in straight comedy role, as
his son, the wealthy New York sap
head" Harte Theatre today ADV.
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NORTH WHITE CREEK

Harry Barton and family spent
Christmas at Z. NJ Harrington's.
Donald Luke S sick and under the
care OF Or. Blackfan OF Cambridge
Mrs Joseph Seigle is seriously III
and under the care Of Dr. Leonard Of
Cambridge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-30
notice.:
Bennington County savings Bank

The annual meeting of the corpor-
ators OF the Bennington County Saw
irgs Bank will be held at the Office OF
said bank in its bank building IN Ben
rine'on Vt. on the first Wednesday
9Th day Of January a. d. 1921. at 2
O'Clock M. for the purpose of filling
vacancies IN the number of corporators
end TO alter and revise the bylaws
also. for the purpose of electing a
board of trustees for the year ensuing
and the transaction OF any other bust
ness found necessary when met.
Charles H. Dewey Secretary.
Dated az Bennington. Vt.
Nov. 80. 1920.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-30
Notice!
Important Change i'm
Delivery System

First delivery leaves market at 8 a. m-goes west on
Main to Dewey and then works back Elm to South and
Silver street Orders should be in for this delivery by
$3.50 a. m.
Second delivery leaves market at ten thirty a. mgoes
east Union and Main to Branch and Beech, covering
Gage and it's branch streets far west North return
trip. Orders should be in for this delivery by ten
Orders accepted for afternoon delivery up to p.
Orders for Friday morning delivery should be in Thurs
day night.
Old Bennington delivery leaves at two Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday. On Friday, Old Bennington
orders leave at ten a M
We ask for your cooperation in planning your orders
according to schedule give you better
service under this plan than before If you in
doubt as to your schedule will gladly explain when tax
ing your order.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-30

Daniel F. Geary Of this place and
Miss Carol Walkenbury of Fair Hav-
en-, Vt, were united marriage at
the Catholic parsonage in Cambridge.
Dec 2Srd, and are spending their
honeymoon in New York city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-30
What Faith Docs.

Faith is what enables a person 10
enjoy eating a cdgraut pie in summer
when houseilles are numerous New
Orleans States.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-30

Miss Ethel Luke, teacher in this dis
tr,ct, had a Christmas tree for her
choiars. Thursday afternoon A fair
attendance and good time was report.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
Las actiVidades de los
carrancistas en- los
Estados Unidos
Asi 10 declara el Secretario
particular del actual jefe
del Executive
Federal

No han naSadC desapercibidas pa.
"a las autoridades nneXicanas las acti-
Nldades que han desarrollado en- te-
rritorio de los Estados CniGos muchos
de los refugiados carranciStas. en- los
uIt!fnos d!as. : mu% principalmente
durante {! corto perlodo en- que tuvo
~ desarrollo : fin el movimiento de
JESUS Guajardo socios-
Nocict&S lue aver Sc recibieron en-
San Antonio procedentes de a Ciudad
de IsNico. afirrnan que Ia Presidencia
de = EApiiblica tienen noticias compile
IaS de las activicades de los refugla-
dos meNlCanoS en- San Antonio Y en- Ia
pCbl2Ci6n fronteriZa de Eagle Pass. asl
como de los prop6sitos y fines que per
siguen los politicos carrancistas radi.
cados en- los Estados Unidos. cerca de
las autoridaGeS de II Casa Blanca. para
imuedir que el sobierno de la Union
reconozca al gobierno Provisional de
nuestra RepIbiica.
Dice un me0Saie que tenemos Ia
vista, que los representatives de los pc
ri6dicos metropolitanos en- Mexico ce-
lehrdrCn una entreviSta con el Secreta-
rio Particular del PreSidente De IL
Huerta. interroSandoie acerca de las
medidas que e. gobierno ia pensado
lomar para ContrarreStar los resulta-
dos de eSaS actividades, tendencies. Sc
gun han propalado los enemigos del
actual regimen. a derrocar al Presiden
te Substitute de Mexico.
IL Licenciado Miguel Alessio Robles,
Secretaric Particular del senior de Ia
lT{uerta. declare a. reSpecto 10 siguiente:
Las actividades de Luis Cabrera
Saldana GaEan. Lucio Blanco y So
clos Ievan a cabo en- Ia Union Aneri-
cana. tienen sin cuidado en- absolute
al sobierno, meNicano'.
En- los ctrculos pOlfticos Sc comenta
de diversos modos las declaraciones
del colaborador de Ia, Huerta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
Cuatro nuevos 'Farman'
fueron adquniidos
por Ell gobierno
Van a ser 1evados a Mexico
tambien varios aparatos
de los Estados
Unidos

Nuy notables on los adelantos Que
es-a consiguiendo nuestra Patria en-
Cuestiones d" ;viaci6n. Las mas re-
c.entes not,ciaS que Sc han Iecibido
On San Antonio de Ia ciudad de Ne
Tlco. anuncian que el Gobiecno acabl
dc adQui-i.- CTatro nuevos ¶tOS
Farman" nodelos F-50. que son los
ultimos que SC manufacturer en- Fran
Cia, y que van a dedicarse exclusive
r.enre al usr del Ejercito.
Por otrl I:arte. Sabemos que 81
teniente photo aviador Luis Case Ian
Ga. que est en- San Antonio deSie
Departamento de Aviaci6n de II Sc
cretarfa de Guerra. continda realizan-
20 muy imocrtantes eStudios Y v.sitaS
en- eSta poblaci0n. gestionando infor-
mes sobre rlateria de aviaci6n. para
renGir Un aInplio memorial de Su CO.
saisi6n una veg que sea llapado por el
Gobie-no. Por el sefior Case Landa
tenernos csnocimiento del prop6sito
del Gobierro de Mexico de adquirir
de los manufacturers americanos al
cunos aparatos de aviaci6n de diver
SOS modeloS. que tambien Sc utilizardn
para Ia camp2na. va que Ia aviaci6n.
eH todoS los PafSes adelantadoS esta
siendo empicada como poderoso recur
50 lie guerra.
El Gobierno de Mexico Sc propone
establecer Civersos campos de avia-
ci6n en- las rrincipales dIvisiones mi
litares de nuestro pals. y para el efec
10 de dotar COncenientemente a cada
ana con {; rGmero de aviones pi-
lotos necesaric. es que ded'ca la fe-
cha atenci6n muy especial sobre Ia
materia.
El teniente photo Case Landa. Sc
gun nos manifesto. ma stdo muy bten
leCibido en- todos los cencros oficia-
les que viene visitando para Ia adqui-
sici6n de datos que consisnara en- sus
intormes, en- sus recientes visitas
& los campcs de aviaci6n militares de
San Antonio. qued6 gratamente i'm
rresionado SOhre el concepto cue los
atvadores del Ejercito de los Estados
Unidos tienen tornado de nuestros
jovenes V atrevidos photos nexlcanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
FUERON ENORMES LAS
PERDIDAS HABIDAS
EN- MIHATITLAN

En- una de nuestras mas recientes
.iiciones. avisamos a los lectores de
LA PRENSA. pUr IN oportuno mensa
je que recibrnos de nuestro correspon
sal en- la c;udad de Mexico, acerca
Gel formidable incendio que Sc regis
Iro en- Ia plarta de Ia refineria que Ia
Companfa AIexicana de Petr6leo FL
Aguila" tiere irstalada en- Mlnitttlan,
Estado dc Feracruz.
Aver recitirnos nuevas informaciones
de Mexico sobre este suceso, elias
nos indican que por al vnlsesti
nos indtcan QUO por las investigaciones
Que Sc ha hecho, Ia conflagracion tuvo
su origen deb!do al descuido de lin o
perario, prohablemente dando por resul
tado que el fuego Sc desarrollara en- el
interior de: departamento de Embar
ques. estan6o punto de comunicarse
con los Departamentos de calderas Y
alambiques. etc. en- donde las perdidas
hubieran sido enormes.
Easta hoy Sc calcula que con el lncen
dio Iltimo er Minititlan. Ia compafia
DC "El AsIila" pierde no menos de
doscientos nil oesss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
.TOMO VA POSSESSION Ell
NUEVO COMANDANTE
DE La MARINA

Como es bien saoido. el Comodoro
Eduardo Oliver. de Ia Armada Mexi-
cana que durainte nlucho tempo des-
empeh6 puestos iruportantes en- el ramo
Dc Marina, fue designado hace pocos
dfas por el Presidente de Ia Republica
par adesempefar las funciones de Co
mandante General de Marina. en- subs
tituci6n del Comodoro Rafael Montal-
vo.
Los informes Que aver llegaron a
fuente autorizada de San Antonio So
bre el particular. haceu Saber que e.
Comodoro Oliver Sc traslad6 al puerto
de Veracruz acompahado de todo e
personal que esta baio sus inmediatas
ordenes. torando inmediatamente po-
session de su nuero cargo. iniciandt
desde luego las labores que Sc le haI
encomendadn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
SOL LUC|ONANSE Los
CONFL|CTOS DEL
TRABAJO
EN- TLAXCALA Y VERACRUZ
HAN QUEDADO ARREGLADOS
Ell Departamento del Trabajo
ha intervenido prudente-
mente en- las actuales
dificuItades

Los conflictos obreros que Sc har
eStado desarrollando en- dversos cen.
tros lsboristas de Mexico. principal
mente en- el ramo de Hilados Tejido.
1ltimamente, Sc solucionan a gran pr1.
sa, segGn informaciones que hemos es
! tado recibiendo por conGuctos autori.
zadoS.
Aver Sc nos dijo sobre el particula,
Que Ia Secretaria de Industrial Conner
clio y Trabajo, en- vista de los infornes
que recibio de sus representatives en-
el Estado de TlaXcala, solucion6 salts.
factoriamente ell conflicto de los obre-
ros de Ia Fabrica de Metepec, que de-
clararon hace dfas un pa'ro por des.
conocer las Tarifas y Reglamentos In
teriores de 1912 en- el ramo. Con este
motive volvieron a su trabajo mas de
tres mil obreros.
Por otra parte Sc nos infornla cue
"a misma Secretarla acaba de enviar
sus comisionados a Orizaba, para que
Fabrica de Miraflores en- esa pobla-
cion, quienes declararon Ia huelga por
no haber accedido la empresa propie-
taria a aumentaries los salaries en- una
proportion de un 0 por c3iento sobre
sus sueldos actuales.
Otro de los problemas que estan sien
do estudiados por las autoridades con-
ciliadoras, es el que Sc refiere a IA in
transigencia de los empresarios de las
Fabricas de la Hormiga", que deter
minarA probablemente una nueva para
lizaci6n en- los trdbajos. La empresa
Sc MEGA terrninantemerte a recibir en-
sus talleres al operario Isidro Carrnona,
alegando que es IN elemerto asitador,
y que fue quien ocasion6 la huelga ul'
TINA en- sa Fabrica.
ST los propietarios de La Horniga"
no reciben en- sus talleres a Carnona,
declararan un paro general los tejedo-
rcs del Distrito Federal y del Estado de
Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
e. GENERAL RICARDO
GONZALEZ DICE QUE
REGRESARA A MEXICO
ESPERA QUE DE IA HUERTA OR.
GANlCE UN GOBIERNO REAL.
MENTE NkCIOkAL
Con Ia EIiminacian ce Villa. la Re.
publica Podra Entrar en- un
Periodo de Prosperidad
Telecrama Especial para LA PRENSA.

1e-eGraHia Especial para LA PkENSA.
EAGLE PASS, Tex, Julio 31.-El sc
neral Ricardo Gonzalez, quien lego
aquf procedente do Safl Antonio. hizo
noy declaraciones al corresponsal de
LA PRENSA definiendo su actitud.
Dijo el general Gonzalez que fue
siempre un leal jefe carrancista, que
estA de acuerdo en- IN todo con Ia
revCluci6n pues que continda siendo
revolucicnario v que ha venido a Ea-
gle Pass con nesocios personales.
10 espero Que el Presidente de Ia
Northumberland el general Gonzalez
llevara al gobierpo a hombres de dij
versas parties do Ia Repnblica, organE
zando asi IN gobierno que seq verda-'
deramente Ia representation del pue
bio no simplemente de los honbrea
de Sonora.
Habiahdo de Ia rendicion de villa.
Ell general Ricardo Gonzalez declaro
que. en- su concepto, tai rendct6n ha.
elin1inado ei-nlas grande obstaculo que
hatla para el proGreso Ge Mexico y
que ahora, mediante una polftica de-
verdaGera conciliacion de patrte del go
bierno, el pals entrara en- una era ds
franca prosperidad.
EI genera! Gonzalez dijo por dltimo
que 81 ell Presidente de Ia Huerta. es
sincere en- sus manifestations de dar
Ia bienvenida a todos los mextcauos
que deseen regresar a Ia Reptblica,
y ST Sc le din segurtdades de qua
contara con lag debidas garantfas, et
regresara Mexico dentro dc brcve
DlaZO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
NUEVA TAR|FA PARA
IA VISA De Los
PASAPORTES
VEINTE PESOS Sc COBRARA
AHORA A Los EXTRANJEROS
A los mexicanos no Sc les
cobrara nads y en- case
ReceSarlo Sc les
prestara ayuda

La Secretaria de Relaciones EXterio-
res. por conducto del Departamento
Consular, acaba de expedir una circrl-
lar todos los Consules de Mexico en-
los Estados Unidos. comunicandoles el
acuerdo reciente de! Presidente de Ia
Huerta. que establece una nueva tart
IA para 81 cobrc de derechos por las
''visas" en- los pasaportes de extranje-
ros que desean ir a ter7-itorio mexI-
cano.
La circular on question dice en- su
parte esencial 10 siguientC:
"Por acuerdo del c. Presidente de In
Republica me pcrnito comunicar 4 I'd.
que partir de! dfa prinero de Agosto
proximo las visas en- pasaportes ex-
tranjeros que Sc otorguen por ese Con-
sulado dc su cargo. seran validas du-
rante el tarnino de un afIo. contando
Gesde Ia fecha de dicha visa.
"Al efecto v a partir de Ia misrna
fecha 90. de AEosto) cobrara usted
vciate pesos orc nacional por cada visa
que sc ver!f:Que ell, pasaportes extran-
jeros. Ell lugar de cinco que Sc han
estado cobrando hasta ahora.
Al mISQo tempo le partlclpo que
los ciUdadanos mexicanos Sc les expe-
diran visaran sus paSaportes gratis.
V en- casos necesarios Sc les prestara
Ia ayuda que crea necesaria conve-
niente. recordaHdole que una de las
principaleS funciones de ese Consulate
&c "a de dar facilidades Y otorgar pro-
tecci6n Y ayuda a los meyicanos que
Sc encuentran fuera de Ia Patria".
En- csa misma circular a que hace-
mos referencia. haG un parrafo que Sc
refiere In valdez de los pasaportes
lie todos los cindadanos n:eXicanos. y
dice que para lar mayor saciiidades a
nuestros conciudadanos, las visas eX-
tendidss por los consulados en- los Es-
tados Unidos seran validas por un ano
contando desde Ia fecha en- que Sc otor-