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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Missionary Society Meets.

The woman's missionary society
Of the Grace Lutheran church held
it's regular meeting yesterday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. X. T.
Anderson. GIT Nineteenth street
Mrs. C. W. Foss gave very inter-
esting report Of the woman's mis-
sionary society convention at James
vile. and there were readings by
Mrs. c. e. Nelson and Mrs. l. O.
Nothstein. The next meeting will
be held at the homo Of Mrs. o. v.
Holmgrain. GIL Forty-fourth street,
in September.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
To Give Sacred Concert.

Rev. Rollo L. r. Killing of Dav-
export will present his Hour OF
Sacred Song" during the Sunday
morning service at the First Meth
odist church, Sunday, July Is. Rev.
Mr.. Killing has given this program
in many Of the large cities
throughout the country and press
criticisms are particularly enthu-
siastic and complimentary concern
ing his work.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Ideal Picnic.

The members of the Ideal Art
club enjoyed an all Gay picnic yes
terday at Long View park. All OF
the members were present but one,
and one new member, Mrs. Will
Clary Of Moline, was taken into
the club. The members took well
hlied baskets and a delicious PIC
mic dinner was served at noon. In
the afternoon the hours were pass
I'd with visiting and in enjoyment
Of the park. The affair was so sue
cessful that the members are plan
hing on another all day picnic for
the next meeting, which will be
held July % at Prospect park
Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Social Announcements.

The Woman's Missionary society
Of the South Park Presbyterian
church will meet at 2::30 tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. o. P.
Berger, 1928 Thirty-seventh street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15

- oegen organised clubs d
WI G6o eiylt undog tho Y. w. G.
46xe not he'd : general mixer
okso ~ tsautifnl Nag party
GIano6 ~ Miss Sarah Schmidt
- carried ont % successfully il
~ Y. w. c. n gymnasium.
4 NJ Nettie Dodge. who q work
'naNvjth The club girls tlis sum
ner sconoeived the tdea OF . SER
- r 6aytjoo which should include
II ~ eirls q all the clubs and BE-
6Do6Sceod BY each club In turn,
Illus creating number OF occa-
llcno and : feeling Of good fellow
phip and frfendliness among I'll
HE GIRLS who have not had an OPP
5Oftunity Of meeting each other
M getting acquainted. The J. p
Hfrls who are now camping at the
III. w. G. A. cottage near the Watch
Tower volunteered to give the frst
party and It was decided to invite
al the club girls to spend an even
Ing In Japan with them, asking only
3 small fee to cover the cost Of
refreshments. Mrs. J. H. Hauberl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Have Get.TOgether.

A number of intimate friends Of
Miss Dorothy Bassett, members OF
an old high school club. held a
very delightful get-together affair
in the form Of dinner at Wyan-
oak inn last evening, as a farewell
courtesy for Miss Bassett. who is
leaving soon to make her home In
Ottawa. Informal sociability oc-
cupied the hours after dinner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Garden Parry Meeting.

Miss Charlotte kenworthy enter
tanned Ruth's band of the Broad
way Presbyterian church at its reg
ular business meeting yesterday
Afternoon at her home, 1900 Egh-
teenth avenue. The usual business
or the band was transacted and q
very Interesting miscellaneous pro-
| gram. consisting Of q review Of the
liveg Of the missionaries who have
gone to well known fields was very
Informally given by q number Of
the members. Miss Eleanor Scott
was In charge Of the program. Aft
ef the program the members dis
pcrsed to the beautiful gardens OF
the Kenworthy home, where an in
formal garden party was enjoyed
"a delicious luncheon was served ON
the lawn at o'clock by the com
mittee In charge. The next meet
Ing will be held Aug. II, the place
10 be announced later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Regular Business Meeting.

The regular business meeting Of
Fay Halves camp. No. ISL, Royal
Neighbors OF America, was held
last evening at Maths hall. No
special business was transacted.
The next meeting will be held July
% at the hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Coffee Mt Camn

The regular coffee to be given
by the members Of the ladies' aid
society Of the First Baptist church.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
the summer cottage Of Mrs. Walter
Crandall on Vandruff's island. Ar
rangements have been made to hold
the coffee at the Y. w. c. A. in
case 1t rains after IL o'clock. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
John TitteringtOn. Mrs. s. r. Davis,
Mrs. George Goodrich and Mrs. P.
]. Wagner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
jolly Thirteeu Cluh

The Jolly Thirteen club met
Tuesday Afternoon 1t the home Of
Mrk G. A. Palmer. 1928 Twenty
third avenue. Moline. There was
fulf attendance and three tables Of
500 wece played. Mrs. Langbehn
took M first prize. Mrs. Fred
Kerr the second and Mrs. Bender
the alf-cut favor. After the games
Refreshments were served. Mrs.
0ee4ks Woeber Of Rock Island will
ent - the club ON July AZ.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Meet with Mrs, Interest,

Court of Honor No. $50 met
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Otto Interest, 1929 Ninth
street. After a short business ses-
sion, at which two new members
were taken in, cinch was played at
three tables. Mrs. Harry Barnes
took the ladies head prize and
Mrs. Harry jerks the low prize.
while George Baumbach took the
mems head prize and Carl Kolloff
the low. Refreshments were serv-
ed at the close of the games. Mrs.
Harry jerks of COZ Eleventh street
will entertain the court on Aug. 10.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
KmterA.Struye.

Miss Elizabeth Julia Strive,
daughter of Mrs. Julia Strive Of
308 West Fifth street, Davenport,
and Cleo E. Winters of that city.
sou Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Win
ters OF 426 West Ninth street, were
married at Z o'clock yesterday
morning at st. Joseph's church,
Davenport. by Rev. A. H. Schoen-
ingh. The bride was attended BY
Miss Ruth Harsch as bridesmaid
and Elmer Balluff, IN uncle of the
bride. served - best man. Mrs.
George Westphal at the organ
played the nuptial music and Mrs.
Edward O'Donnell sang "Oh Prom
Ire Me- during the service and "Oh
Lord, l Am Not Worthy" at the
communion. The bride wore .
white accordian crepe dc chiae
frock with blue trimmings and car
ried an armful Of snapdragons. Her
bridesmaid was In q blue organdie
dress and her flowers were snap
dragons. After the wedding q
breakfast was served at the home
OF the brides parents. covers being
laid for Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Winters
60 to housekeeping at 42S West
Ninth street, where the bridegroom
has . cozy homo in readiness. Mr..
Winters II employed at the Rock
Island arsenal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Allegro Club Have Picnic.

The Allegro club of Girl Reserves
held very enjoyable picnic yes
terday afternoon at Prospect park
in Moline. Twelve members were
present and the afternoon was
spent merrily with games, swim
ming and enjoyment of the park
playground. The members return
ed home by automobile late in the
afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Waterloo CouSe Many Here.

Miss Dorothy Middlekauff and
Harry M. McFarlin, both of Wa
terloo, Iowa, were married at 10
O'Clock yesteday morning in the Of
fee Of Justice J. A. Boman. Miss
Eva Bush OF Waterloo was the only
attendant. Mr.. McFarlin is farmer
and the bridal couple will spend
the summer on a farm, later leav-
ing for the west.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Miss Holtermann to Wed.
Outing on Tuesday.


Everything is now in readiness
for the annual outing Of the Moline
federation of girls clubs to be held
Wednesday, July q, at Campbells
island. The entire island is to be
turned over to the girls for the day.
The guests can use the beach and
bath houses at half price and din
ner reservations can be made by
calling the club, Moline 2506, by
Tuesday. 1t is expected that many
will avail themselves of the &C
commodation Of dinner at the INN
and others will enjoy basket meals.
The service club gives dance in
the evening at the inn, at which
confetti and serpentine will be
used. There will be small fee
charged to the dance for both the
men and girls. Invitations are be-
ing sent out to the young men to-
day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Tea For National Park Girls,

Miss Dorothy Jones Of North
Brady street, Davenport. yesterday
afternoon entertained at a tea at
her home. the guests being tri-city
girls who have attended National
Park seminary. The young women
were invited to meet Miss Mildred
Mansfield Of New Haven, Conn.,, who
is visiting her school friend. Miss
Bernice Hansen. Miss Jones Is
giving a luncheon Thursday for
Miss Mansfield and also for Miss
Katherine Wilson Of Muskegon,
Mich, the guest Of Miss Katherine
Zeuch.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15
Laxkin Cub Plenle.

60Wo o1x0I QU00lOo lt-ClCy MEM
bers Of the Larkin club and their
families picnicked al day yester-
day 1t the Watch Tower. The
crowds went to the park early in
the morning and took baskets filled
with goodies, enough Tor dinner
and supper. A feature Of the pro-
gram for the day was the finding
Of the Mysterious Larkin" who
proved to be Mrs. Fred Smith Of
Moline. II was 4:45 before she was
discovered by Mrs. H. A. Propst Of
Davenport. Prize winners in the
races were as follows: Secretary
race, Miss Benell of Davenport,
Mrs. E. Mundt Of Davenport, and
Mrs. Bergendahl of Moline; club
members race. Miss Anna Brunn OF
Davenport; suit case race. Victor
Laden of Rock Island; boys race,
Edward Dunavin of Moline; pa
per race, Mrs. Emil Anderson OF
Moline; girls between II and Il
years, Elizabeth Stevenson of Sill
Wis; girls between 10 and IL years
Verna Anderson of Milan: baby
race, Margaret Cohen Of Moline
Davenport; boys between 8 and 10
years, Ernest Phillips of Daven-
port; statue race, Margaret Lyons
Of Moline. Mrs Clyde Scales oil
Silvis received the prize for bring.
ing the most members.
Reception for National President.
Colonel Bracket circle, ladies o.
the G. A. R., will meet with ths
Geddes circle, ladies of the G. A. R.
of Davenport, at the court house IL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15

|laace Redueeday evenine. July Il
ii ne eiub: "wednesday aftefnooa
nliae Beetyfce Pfahe az No. Z Win
fhrura avenue 9iyen N AFTERNOON
81 1870 for a. visitor: Misc
0retchen Befdarbecke has invited
soune a M IN frlends IN Mis-
rcrhrsr.e ho,.nr 4 innch 4 the
chiS c,nh hcnss Tsnsedav IuIy 20.
ssnA nrsss Ianics Hynea q TO give 1
rertv ascrA.v Trlv Al - her h0me
- ps-sh;r~ .vsrrs sor TIA oaf-of-
go 800.
v~Au.sa..-
,s... p..sns M.Ss.cr a.r.ht.r
Z, - - ~. crss Msdison ~
20. mA.-ss .s-hsh ~t-.at and E.rI
~ - - - NJ. psi,. Ve.ch of
,sas nc-d,sch strast nsyennort.
80. nr,t.1 a. mayr,are n Z
n,circr vesterdav Afternoon BY
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-15

Colonel Bracket circle, ladies Of
the G. A. R., will meet with the
Geddes circle, ladies of the G. A. R.,
of Davenport, at the court house in
Davenport, tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50, to hold Joint reception in
honor Of Miss Lillian Clark Cary Of
Dubuque. who is the national pres
ident Of the ladies of the G. A. R.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-30
PIMA ES FL NUEVO
GOBERNADOR DEL.
EDO. DE SONORA
Fus eIecto per la Cana
ra para sustituir al Sr.
FIavio Bojorquez
ESTE RENUNClO
De Ia Huerta seguIra con
eI cargo de Gobdor.
constitutional

r,,e,,s-nn ESpeeidg pcrc Ia PRENSA"
EOGALES. Arizona. Diciembre %.
Ell Es,ado de Sonora tiene nuevo
cobernador. como resultado de Ia re-
nuncia que enviara desdc ia c!udad de
Mexico. e. sobernado- INFERNO. Fla
vio \. Borquez.
e. dia de aver, Ia Legislature de
Sonora celebro una session especial
para hacer la designation del Gooer-
nador INFERNO del Estado en- tanto
Que dura "a licencia concedida Adolf
10 de Ia Euerta. Ia persona deSiS-
NADIA por n Legislature para hacerSe
cargo de Ia Jefatura del Poder LesiS-
,ativo. fus el general NiGue! II. RI
MS. antique revolucionario.
Pima estuyo durante algun tempo
alejada del Estado de Sonora, eau
81 de no haber estado de acuerdo con
n po.!tica de CarranZa, y Sc dice que
fu: uno de los pr;meros clementcs de
Ia revoluci6n en- Sonora que Sc distan
clio del regimen carranciSta, por 10
cuaI Tue perseguido por Gales ' HlIl.
Pima viere 4 suceGer 4 Flavio a
EorCueZ como Gobernador INFERNO de
sonora. Borquez fue llamado Ia Ciu-
dad de Mexico por sus Antiques ami
COS Obreg6n de Ia Huerta- qu4enes
le of-ecieron el carG>' de Contraior se-
neral de In Eaci6n, cargo que acepso.
Ha venido asegurandose que Al ter
rn:rar la licencia de que Soza de Ia
Huer;a. este renunciara q su cargo
lie Gobernador para que Sc coaVoque
a elecciones de Gobe-andor conStltC-
cional. Pero tambitn Sc atirna en-
circulos que Sc dicen bien i1fornados.
Que de Ia Huerta no renunciara sino
que so!icitara del Congreso de So
nora una pr6rroga de su hcencla, ale
gando- que asuatos de gran importan-
cia relaciouados con Ia situacion eco
monica del pals. 10 ret!enen en "a Sc
cre;aria de Hacienda.
Esto Sc hara. dicese, para evltar al
Estado de Sonora una nueva aglta-
c!6n electoral. que seria de ma!os re
sultados dada Ia actual crisis porque
II Estado arraviesa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-30
Nueva York tambien Sc nego
a dar ell permiso para Ell
sensational match"
de box

ma con el producto de las entradas
y elevar los precios de sstas dema-
siado darfa por resultado que no po-
dria pagarlo mas que un reducido
numero de espectadores, que no al
canZarta para completar la cifra. Por
otra parte, scrla impossible empren-
der IL construction de una ''arena"
especial, como IL que construy0 en-
Toledo. Ohio, Richard para el match
Willard Dempsey pues el costo del
material de construction V de mano
de obra esta sumamente alto con-
sumirfa la mayor parte de las ga
nanc;as que pudieran obtenerse en- el
espectaculo.
Hay orras raZones de iadole moral
que Sc alegan por aigunos deportis-
tas ingleses. como Ia de que es I'm
estipendio fanuloso el Que se prcten-
de pagar a los pugilistas que es-
tos no son dignos de tales rerumera-
clones. especialmcGte cuando hay mi
llones de hombres que tomaron par
te en- una lucha verdadera V her6i-
embargo, en- criticas condolences pc
cuniarias. Tambien Sc considera por
ctra parte. la question del iEternacio-
nalisElo. Los pugtlistas, contcndientes
desearfan usar los colores de sus res
pectivos pafses y como Ia iucha pro-
vocaria naturalmente antasonismo ell
tire los partidarios &c uno Y otro. po-
dria suscitarse el case de una ofensa
entire las dos grandes naciones ALA
das que desean pennanecer am!gas
estrechamente unidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-30
Londres Sc opone de una
manera terminate a
que sea alli ell
encuentro

Aun cuando falta todavia medic
afo, POGO mas o menos. para "a ceie-
braci6n de II lucha entire Jack Dem
psey Y Jorge Carpenter, para el cam
peonato mund;al de Box los entusias
tas Y no entusiastas por ese depor-
te empiezan a hacer toda clase de
concentrates V a0n Ia prcnsa de este
pals Y de Europa. LENA columnas con
srtfculos. informacioneS graficas y
hasta editoriales. sobre IA propuesta
pe!ca. Y IA raz6n de t0do clio, en-
realidad. no esta en- Ia calidad de los
luchadores, aunQue Sc trtte dc dos
campeones. uno mundial. el ameri-
cano V otro europeo, el frances. siro
en- el monte de Ia "bolsa", como Sc
le llama en- terminos pugilisticos, 4
"a remuneration que habran tie re-
cibir los contendientes. que agrega-
do ~ monte de 10 que los 'cmpreSa-
rios tratan de ganar, hace Una can
tidad de siete cifras. Ia u1;:dad seis
ceres. O sea I'm million rcdondo de
d6lares.
precisamente por que Sc consi-
dera tai suma como eXcesiva para
un espectaculo que puede durar un
minute una hora, 4 10 suma, V que
sacaria de Ia circulation monctaria
de Ia ciudad donde Sc efectuaSe In
pico hasrante respectable. es Dor 10
que. desde ahora Sc empiezan po-
ner trabas n encuentro.
Ya Sc comprendera que para obte-
ner IL entrada de un rn!Dca de Pc
sos. que Sc pretende, Sc reIliere que
Ia concurrancia Al eSpecticu!o sea
tambien de muchos miles de especta-
dores V tai cosa solamente seria po-
sible en- algunas de las gigantescas
urbes del nundo. como Nueva York.
Londres, Paris. etc. Los empresarios
Sc haofan fijado V con raz6n en- New
York, pues el publco do esa ciudad
sabe pagar espectAculos caros pero
las auto-idades han tornado cartas
en- el asunto y parece que Sc han
aegado q que IA lucha Sc esectGe en-
IL Imperial Gotham, como h llaman
los propios neoyorkinos a su city.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-30
EL |NTERCANb|O
EERROCARR|LERO
SERA in HECHO
Ell DIA PRIHERO De ENERO
PRIMO. ESTARA EN- VIGOR
Sc RESOL VERA Il .PRODLEMA DE- La
ESCASEZ DE CARROS En- HUESTRO
Pals De ESA hAAERA

Teisgrarna Especial para La PEEkSA"
NUEEA YORK, diciemhre % Ell
sabajo pr6ximc. dIa prin,"ro de che
70. Sc rcanudar& el libre i"tercam-
bio ferrccarrilero entire Mexico Y los
EStados Unidos. segun ST. anunci5 o.
ticialrlcnte anoche Of n "ims,ic;,n
Railroad Association
ESto Sisaif!.a en- gran parte IL So
luci6n del problema de II escaseZ de
carros para cl trafico en- MtXic". pues
que en- 10 successive podran crpzar Ia
frontera. sin que sea necessrlo hacer
depHsitos rrevioS, todos los carcos
uue 81 requicran para In colvucrio..
lie los cargan.entos 6estinados 4 a.
quella RepGblica. que sean imrorta-
COS po~ los E,stados Tn!dos. d. aG!s*l
pals.
L. reanudaci6n del servicio inter
nacioral IS e, resulIado Ge las nego-
ciacioaes llevadaS caGo por el Di-
rector General de los r'errocarr!les de
Mexico. Francisco Perez. con IA ''Ane
r!can Railroad Association negocia-
clones que Sc iniciaron dura@te los pri
me!os lncses d-l regiI1rn dc dc IL
Huerta y que acahan de scr ultima
das de Ia manera mis- satisfactor'a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-30
Fl GOb|ERNO No
PERMIT IRA OOE
ACAbE EL TRAF leo
Sc OPONDRA A La HUELGA
DEFERROCARRILEROS
IA SRIh De GUERRA DICE QUE 81 BEA
EISTE f DERECHO DE- KUtLGi SOBRE
& ESTAH Los DERECH0S DEL Pu3LICO

Te,ec-c,nc Especicl pcrc LA PRENSA"
CUDAD DE. iENlCO. uIc:"moTe
2S-El Gobierno estA resue.to Il o.
brar con toda energia para imPeai-
que sea suspe7lido q tr"i.co ierro-
carrilero, como Sc proponen los cen
auctores. ruaquinisr2s 1oSoneTos oe
las lineas nac!orales.
L. Secretaria de Guerra Hizo de-
ciaraciones categCrlCas en- tai Se"t'-
ito q los peri1dicos. para co20cimiei'
to del p1blico de los iHtercSadoS cH
II huelSa proyec,ada, y de- Il cual h;i-
bio LA PRENSA hac2 V.trioS di2s.
La dcc,arac!tu ocici;.l dc II 'Secie-
tarta de Guerra uice cue como lbs Ie-
rroSarriieros $ propo.er. dS.iaraEse
en- hue!Sa para cXIg!r el cuTnpi!na.en
to do varias ,.emandls que han EeHl-
do hacienda la Direction DE- las L.
meas Eaciouales. = Coo!er"o M TsSoe1
10 toc.ar las med!aaS que sS2n HSS"
ssr,;,s 4 .lccto de i-apc,:.- IL susp@n-
sion del tr<lfico. FL Gohierno c2ace-
d. serecho l los terrocarr!!c-Hs para
6.clara-se cn huelEa. ;! As' 10 Sesv~'..
= no intentlra en- 10 mas nIn-Ho e'i-
tar que rcal;ccn suS pror"SitoS' peL0
No pa~niitiy-i que sUSpend3n eI uaI'-
GO porque 81 deber principal del 80
bierno IS vo!ar por los lntereSeS "s'
pQhlco. :, c,,.--,
No 10 dice - casi SECURE que - tie
ne ., prop1stto de enplear Il o''s,@- "a
les ' soldados en- Il m4nejo de los
trenes. en 81 case de Tue los Ie'E''c" :, :,
,--i,aros drclaren Ia hue.sa general
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-30
Una EXCURSION De
SAN FRANCISCO
A MEXICO
Glen comerciantes de esa
gran ciudad iran al
mes proximo a
nueStro pals
Sc les ha asegurado que las
posibilidades comerciaies
en- Mexico son
Esplendidas

rw,,c-,,ra Especial pare - PEESSA
SaZ FRANCISCO, Cal. Dictembre
oa-El Cornit: latino-american" de "a
C,anara de Comercio esta arrogance
ma exDedici6n IL Ciudad de AeNi-
co nara el ocho del entrante enero' en-
IA Que tomaraa parte cien homoreS'
10 reSocios que haran el viaJe de ioa
nor laredo = rcgresarin por Fl Paso.
"a organization dc csta nueva eX-
.,,rsiSn obedece I Ia rccomendaclon
,us sob-e el particular hlcIera VICTOR
picknsv, Presidenre del Comite latino
americana. que halo en- Mexico con-
siciones tan halaSusfas V perSpecilraS
tan buenas para los negccioS. que les
aconsei6 a los hombres dc empreS2
,ue fueran 4 Mexico darse cueE'a
nersona,rnente de eSs campo de actI-
v;dad V a Yer los esfuerZos que MaSf-
co esta hacienda te2dient.5 a eSt&'
hiIizar sus condolences deSde el pun
to de vista del comercio y de los ne
gocios en general.
Una de las inveStIC2cIoneS que lnIe-
resan graademente los aonores de
negocioS IS n relaciva las 1aclA-
dades De traGsQorte que haya en- Me-
xico. Y I este rcSpecto IN SicuacioH es
n sicuiento: Mexico tieDe como mi
rsS principal y fundamental Ell 81 pro-
grama hacer todo 10 possible por poner
en- orden IA question de los ferrocarri-
les V trata de obtener en- e. extranje-
70 el dinero necesario para clio. pues
p!ensa gastar veinticinco millones dc
dolares innediatamente en- mejorar
csc servicio. compraEdo las locomoto-
ras que pecesita Y Que hacen mas fall
IA Que los rnismos Carros, Siendo Ia
preocupacihn. tanto del gobierno CO.
mo de los altos funciOnarios de los fe-
rrocarriles. que So pCeda viajar en-
todoS elloS con absolute segUridad.
Por otra parte, 80 Sabe que en brevs
sc establecerd un Servicio directo de
ca-ros pullman de San Antonio a Ia
Ciudad de Mexico: que ias cuotas de
los ferrocarriles son memories que en-
los ferrocarriles americanoS Y que 10
Direction de los ferrocarriles meXica-
nos acaha de firnar IN contrato cor
Ia Association de los fe-roca-ri!es ar-2s
ricanos en- II GUc sc estipula el inter-
carnb!o del .trafico entire Mexico y los
Estados Unidos. suspendido deSde
enero de 1910. ' Sc arreSla IA question
pendiente de los carros de carga anne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-30
SU MUERTE HA SIDO MUY
SENTIDA EN- LA CAPITAL
Ell cadduer serd llepado a
Espana con todos los
honores debidos
Tcleorcmo Espeeicl 2ara Ia PRENSA"

Tcleorcma EspeciGl para IA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEX1CO, diciembre =.
-El Ministro Plenipoterciario de Es-
paIia en- Mexico, Marques de Gonza-
lez, -falleci6 en- esta capital = fue inhu-
mado hoy provicionalmente en- el ce-
menterio espaiiol. en- tanto que So rec1-
ben instrucciones de Espada
Ell fallecimiento del Ministro Mar
aues de Gonzalez ha sido muy sent-
do en- los cfrculos oficiales, diplomats
cos sociales de Ia metropol, tan
to los funcionarios del Gobierno como
los diplomaticos extranjeros han he
cho presentes sus condolencias al Se-
cretario de Ia Legacion y Ia fami-
liza del extinto. La Secretaria de Reta.
clones Exteriores envio un cablesra-
ma a Madrid, encargando Ia Lega-
cion Mexicana que haga presentes sus
sentimientos de condolencia, en- NOM
bre del Gobierno de Mexico. al Minis
tro de Negocios Extranjeros, por el
fallecimiento del Marques de COMA