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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17

Quite a bit of interest has been
AZ ous ed in the neighboThood sur
rounding the residence of M !.
Joseph Doumit, at the corner of
Hopkins and Field streets, over
an nnexplainableN happening of
last Saturday evening.
When the heavy lightning 8 orm
came up the family all left the
house and joined Mr.. Donmit in
he store, before leaving however,
hey Ilt Holy Candle and left il
burning on the mantel piece.
S,me time later Mr. Doumit
returned to the house aud found il
full of smoke. On examination
he discovered that the candle
tiame had set fire TO the mantei
cover, which had burned entirel,
up, the blaze had spread up tn,
wall Of the chimney, burning all
the wall paper off The varnish
on he mantel was ali burned off
also, and even the metal candle
stick was melted.
The curious feature is that the
only articles left untouched were
three pictures of religious na
ture. The fire had eaten all
around them. but they were M
damaged. Even an advertising
card, bearing the hours of Masse.
aud other Church matters and u
picture of S.. Peters Church, sur.
rounded by lumber Of adver
isements of local merchants. was
entirely destroyed--except the pie.
ure Of the Church
Several hundreds of our citiz n~
have called to see this seemingly
peculiar view. Some attribute it
20 supernatural InfneDce, SOM
call 1t miracle, others of less
lmpressionable mind say that il
/: just happened. Personally W,
8 all express no opinion as to how
i happened We merely relate
WHAT happened We leave he
HOW and WHY to our readers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17
WOMEN'S COUNCIL MEETS.
Flower Contest Prizes Presented to
Winners.


A regular meeting of the Women's
Council of the Chamber of Commerce
was held in their rooms July 18th
Mrs. W. J. Burke, presiding.
The Secretary, Miss Sou!ier, being
absent, motion being duly made and
seconded, Mrs. c. w. Cultivate was
elected to fill the vacancy at this
meeting.
Minutes of last meeting June 22nd
read and approved.
President called for report of Com
mittees. Mrs. Chas. Provost made
report on the inspection of the diff
ferent yards in town for the purpose
of awarding the prizes for the pret-
test display of the flowers, chosen by
the Council, Salvias and Zinnias.
Mrs. Jack Blanc was awarded the
first prize a stone jardiniere. Mrs.
Thos. Conrad the second, two very
pretty fancy Jardiniers. The thanks
of the organization are, due Mr.. HON.
er Daigre for the special prices made
the ladies on these.
A vote of thanks was rendered
Miss Louise Taylor for the sugges-
ton in the Spring of creating interest
among our women to beautify their
yards with those special flowers SC
|easy of cultivation. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with Zennias
from many beautiful gardens, but
those of Mrs. Clovis Derouen were
especially worthy of much admira-
ton.
Moved and seconded that the Civ
lie Committee be requested to make
an effort to get our people to coop
crate with us in getting all insight
lily fences taken down. Also that they
write out of town property owners
about their fences, telling them what
we are trying to do to beautify New
Iberia.
The President then took up the
question of getting the West End
Boulevard in shape for the plants to
be set out and cared for. A COM
mittee was partly formed for this pur-
pose, to be completed at next meet.
ing.
The President then reported that
the Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce had requested her to ask
the ladies to take charge of a tag
day for troop of Boy Scouts. The
question was debated, ard decided
that we believed, if the boys them
selves took up the project actively
the public would respond In more
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17

their record as law breakers. When
informed that they were to be taken
before Judge Simon for trial and
sentenced they warned Officer Hebert
that he had better lock them in Jail
over night or they would skip town.
ms he did, and on Thursday Judge
Simon and Probation Officer Porter
went INTO their case with result
that the three boys, fourteen fifteen
and sixteen years of age, have been
sentenced to the reform Institution
IN Monroe, where they are to remain
until nineteen years old, giving one
three, one four and one five years i'm
which to reform their habits and
ideals of life.
If we are correctly informed this
marks the first instance of "juve-
nile being 'sent up" from our city:
and it is hoped that it will not only
be valuable lesson to the three
youths themselves, but that it will
serve as an example to all the would
be thieves among our boys.
There are two or three more bows
In this gang who are due to join their
pals in Monroe just as soon as the
officers can lay their hands on them,
unless they change their ways at
once.
While it is pretty hard to see such
young fellows "sent up still it is
necessary, for few boys gone wrong
can corrupt whole town if not
checked in time.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17
New School Bonds Situation.

Among the questions brought up
before the Grand Jury last week was
the situation of our High School
bonds, an enquiry being made as to
why the bonds are not sold.
The School Officials submit the fol-
lowing explanation in the form of a
letter from State Supt. 7. H. Harris:
Superintendent and Presidents
of Parish School Boards.
|Gentlemen:
The condition of the bond market
Is such at this time that it is practi-
cally impossible to sell school build
ing bonds at par. | understand that
the best offers for school bonds range
from 80 to 95. The law stipulates
that these bonds shall not be sold for
less than par and accrued interest,
and while the discount is usually dis
gulsed by naming it attorneys fees,
cost of printing, etc, it is neverthe-
less a discount, and a plain violation
of the law
The purpose of this letter is to sug-
gest that the school boards make no
attempt to sell school building bonds
until such time as better conditions
shall prevail in the bond market, and
school bonds will bring at least par
and accrued interest. 1t may be said
in this connection that any discount
allowed on building bonds, disguised
as attorneys fees, must be submitted
to the Attorney General and the Gov
ernor for approval-and those off
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17

should not he show cheap can
get in". but chow much can | pos
sibly afford to put in'7
We have heard so much talk
along these liDes-talk not backed
up with cash-that it IL refreshing
to meet a merchant like Scha, if
one who "makes good" on his
words. In this case the committee
had fixed his assessment at Ger.
across" with JUST TWICE THE
AMOUNT ASKED FOR. Action of
this kind stands out IN clear con
trast to that of some who have
talked most eloqneDtly at our
iuncheOns and meetings-and then
not been able to shake loose from
one poor crock" when the com
mittee called on them.
The new Board of Directors met
with the outgoing Board at 6 +. M
Wednesday to take over the aff ,Irs
of the Association, and elect
officers.
Mr.. Fl. w. Carver, tireIess
worker in Iberia's interests, and IA
Chamber of Commerce man from
his heart out, was elected PresGen !;
Mr.. Leon j Minvielle was chosen
Vice President, and Mr.. John r.
Taylor Treas urer.
Manager Frank Noel knows
men and can pick the workers
from the slackers, and he is more
than pleased over fhe prospects
for big year under the directorate
of the new officers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17
Determined Fight Started
On Juvenile Delinquency.
Three New Iberia Boys Sent To State Home At
Monroe For Stealing.

Juvenile delinquency is on a fan
road toward being broken up in New
Iberia, the first important step having
been taken this week.
For several years one Of the great
est sources of trouble for our peace
officers has always been a number of
young boys, too young to receive Jail
sentences, who were smart enough to
take advantage of this fact, and have
been stealing and committing all
sorts Of misdemeanors without fear
Of punishment.
Early this week three of a gang of
such Juvenile deIinquents" were eau
ght up with, and through the confes-
sion of an accomplice were proven
guilty Of stealing chickens and other
robbery .
Police officer IIebert did some COM
mcndable work in apprchending the
gang of youthful culprIts and de
serves special credit.
Supt. Lloyd Porter, who is the To-
cal Probation Officer, took charge of
the matter and was highly instru-
mental in having the off n d RS
brought to justice.
The knowledge that they could not
be sentenced to serve term in Jail.
and the fact that no boys arc ever
sent from here to the State Industrial
Farm for young offenders, at Monroe.
had made these boys very bold, and
they not only acknowledged their
crimes, but seemed rather proud of
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17

Probably the event of greatest
;nnortance for New lberia's future
- the next several years took
.lace on Tuesday night in the
rhamber of Commerce beadquar
80 when over hundred of our
so,ausrd looking citizens from all
aka Of life gathered for the
.nnnsl election of officers.
Onite az amount Of criticism
hos heeu cast upon the amber
u (yommerce during the past
,.alve months because Of the so.
called sphinx ticket" election Of
lat wear. Those who expected a
rsrat,ton Of that election were
hsdly mistaken, for a more demo
cratic, free for all election was
nrobsbIy never staged anywhere.
Ona large blackboard on the
i,out wall of the room Mgr. Frank
NAL wrote down the names of the
namlnees for the Board of Directors
4 their names were offered by the
mambers. All effort to close the
nomlnsti0ns was thwarted, and
vhsu everybody had been gwen
ehance to enter his favorite IN the
rase, fully thirty names were on
,be board, including
q. w. Carver. Alfred Lewald,
/ i. Bertrand, Francis VOORHEES,,
NV. Fisher, Alphonse Davis. A
4, DeBlsnc, A. g. Barnes, r.. w.
Franc, r. A. Jacob, Ed. l.
Estosgs, L J Mlnvielle, Albert
Estdsre, w. M. Bernard, Geo.
Cousin, JDo. II. Taylor, Il Elias,
Get Girard, $. .. Nuckols, w. J.
Burke, W. G. GOsling. Chas.
Csrstens, Harvey Hill, Leon Lam
dry, Paul VOORHEES,, Henry Gailois
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cials will not approve such violation
of the law.
What shall we do about new build
ings in the meantime? If the money
is not in hand, nothing can be done
until conditions change.
Yours sincerely,
T. II. Harris,
State Superintendent.
Thus it will be seen that without
an illegal transaction of some nature
the bonds cannot be sold until the
bond market strengthens, making it
possible for the Board to get at least
par value for the 100000 worth of
bonds.
Even if it were legal, II would not
be advisable to sell on the present
market, as from $4,000 to $50, 900
loss would have to be accepted, which
is by far too great sacrifice of the
building funds, which are already in
adequate owing to the greatly increas
ed cost of all construction work.
By holding the bonds until better
market returns, the Board saves the
loss of at least $4,000, they gain the
interest of $4,000 per year, and by
delaying the letting of contract
for building, until prices fall to nor
NAL, they. will save several thousand
dollars more. Under the existing
circumstances it is good judgment to
wait, even though we are badly in
need of the new building
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17
generous manner.

generous manner.
Members present were: Mines. w.
j. Burke, p. r. Burke, J. M. Haste,
A. Nicksan, T. M. Conrad, j. R. Tay-
lor, Hubald Romero, Chas. Provost,
Henry Smith, Jack Blanc, G. w. Outh-
waite, Misses Louise and Mary Tay-
lor. Mrs. C. w. Outhwaite,
Secty. pro tenn
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17

BREAK YOUR COLD OR La
GRIPPE WITH A FEW DOSES OF
666.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17
A Strange Occurrence.

TULANE DAY, Elks Theatre, July
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
DvANAJSTLETNI DECEK
SAMOMORILEC.

Danville, I'll. = DvanaJstletnI
Lester Humble je nasel samokres
V hisi pri sosedu in Sc ustrelll
zniim, potem ko je povedal svoJe-
mu tovarisu desetletnemu HERNIA
nu Pantacoustu kaj namerava sto-
riti.
Oba deeka sta bila ma domu po-
slednjega sama, ko Sc je samomor
izvrsil. Oee decka, Jess Humble, Je
izvrsil samomor pred par lett.
Kmalu potem je njegov brat padel
v vodnjak IL katerega SO ga slcer
potegnili zivega, toda je kljub te-
mu kmalu umrl "a davico. Matt
= revna zena je napravljala
nacrt, da odda otroke V otroski
dom.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
DEGEK, XII JE UBIL OCETA JE
OPROSCEN.

Guy Marsico, kateri je pred he.
kai tedni ubil svojega oeeta Anto.
MIA Marsico, ker je slednji hotel
ubiti svojo zeno, deckovo mater
in napadel potem Sc MEGA briv.
no britvijo je bill pred sodiscem O.
proScen, ker Sc je dokazalo, da Je
storil ia Gin v samoobrambi- De
eek ie dobil vec ran cd ocetove
britve doticnem prepiru, ki Sc
ie koncal tako tragicno. Nasihi
o6e je bill Italian docim je matt
Amerikanka, Xxi nina sebl lta-
lijanske krvi.
Sorodniki pokojnega so bill "a
casa obravnave zalo sovrazni nJeJ
in njenemu sinu. Poleg tega so "a
htevali, da Sc jim izroci "crno
knjigo" pok. Italijana. Koroner-
jev deputij je poskusal dognati
kai vsebuje misterjozna crna knji-
ga toda nj Sc mu posreclo. Sum
vlada, da so njej gotovo kaksni
podatki o italijanski crnorokarski
bandi.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18

London, II. maja. - British
reprezentati komisiji, katero Je
imenoval glavni ekonomski kon-
Gil, da posluje z ruskimi koopera-
tivnimi drustvi V sestankih, XII Sc
bodo vrsili tukaj, vstrajajo V tenn,
da Sc bodo morali boljseviki poda-
ii ostrim pogojem predno zavez-
niki izjavijo, da so pri wolff od-
preti znjimi trgovske zveze.
Oficijali britiskega zunanjega
urada ne skrivajo svojih skrbi
mad potekom dogodkov ma biz
MEM vshodu kjer Sc stvari umika-
io n rok vlad, katerimi je Bri-
tanija pripravljena trgovati.
S prihodom ruskih kooperativ-
nih MOI V London SO prisla tudi
porociIa IL Baku, Xxi pravijo, Ga
boljseviki ne zadrzujejo samo ia
mosnjih britiskih podanikov nego
.jih tudi silijo k delu.
Ia zadnja poroeila o ravnanju
britiskimi podaniki V Rusiji bo-
do povzrocila kooperativnim "a
stopnikom V njihovih pogajanjih
mnogo vec tezav nego Sc je sma-
tralo Y zaGetku.
V kolikor je znano Sc nahaJa V
Baku samo en- Amerikanec V Sc
danjem caSu in cuti Sc, ola BIO brez-
dvoma navzocnost podadmirala
Knappa ma bojni ladiji Pittsburgh
sluzila varnost tamosnjih anne
riskih interesov.
Ruske boljseviske moci so Sc o,
brnile in zacele napadati polJske
in ukrajinske eete, XII so zavzele
Kijev pred kakimi desetimi dne'
vi, kakor Sc glasi oficijelna izjava
izdana V Moskvi in prejeta tuka.s
potion brezzicnega brzojava.
Washington, II. maja. = Ukal
boljsevikov, da Sc yse. elane ru
skin kooperativnih druzb aretirs
je povzrocil, da je danski komi
tel, Xxi je hotel stopiti V trgovskt
zveze z Rusijo, suspendiral svojt
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
MA BEGU UBIT z ELEKTRIKo

Iz Jolietske jetniSnice je uslo
nekoliko kaznjencev, ko so delali
ma farmi kaznilnice. Med mimi Je
bill tudi zamorec William Jack
son. Slednji je bezal preko Auro-
ra, Elgin & Chicago elektricne ze-
leznice blizini Wheatona in Sc Je
moral dotakniti tretje tracnice, kl
sluzi elektricnim vlakom kot elek-
trovod. Ubit je bill v trenutku.
Nj poroeano, ce Sc je uJelo ka-
terega ostalih pobegljih kaznjen-
cev ali ne. V dveh skupinah jih Je
uslo dvanajst in med mimi Sc ma
haja tudi Archie Wilson, ki Je bill
obsojen dosmrtno jeco.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
vLJUDN1 LoPov1.

Chicago. = Miss Sara Branson,
blagainicarka V Birdie Contec-
tionery Co. je polnila z denarJem
pla6ilne ovitke, ko vstoPiJo V uhad
Stirie mozie. Rekli so, da nazaren-
sko obzalujejo ampak, ola yseeno
nameravajo pobrati yes denar, kar
ga bo,mogo6e dobiti. q naJslaJslm
glasom so povabili Miss Branson'
da stopi k stem in miruje istotako
50 galantno pozvali Sc tri druge
stenografke, da gredo delatl drrlz-
bo Miss ,Bransonovi. Neznancl SO
well 100 dol. in proSec oproSce-
MIA so odSli. Yes cas- so samo-
llresi rokah pazili, ola Sc ne prl-
peti kaksno nepotrebno presene-
Genie.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
OMAHA MIA GENE PO-
TREBSCINAM.

Omaha. Neb. - Ena naJvecJlf
department trgovin V OMAN Je
naznanila, da zniza vsemu blagu
ceno "a 80 procentov. zadnjo So
boto so tri vecje trgosine znlzale
ceno svojemu blagu "a ~ procen'
tov.
, V pondeljek je velika trgovina
2 moskimi oblekami naznanila, ola
ie znizala ceno oblekam "a ~ od-
stotkov, tako, da je sedaj pet We
likih trgovin, ki so znatno znlza-
lie Gene.
George Brandeis, vodja trgovi-
ne, bi je znizala "a 3O9o je rekel !:
"Trg Sc je porusil pred tremi ali
stirimi tedni. Vsi drugi vzroki SO
"bunk". Mi moramo izcistitl svo-
ie prostore, da Sc pripravimo "a
move Gene. Pri TEN MISC prizadete
vse potrebscine vendar skoro vse.
Blago IL bombazevine in volne Je
Sc yedno visoke Gene.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18

naerte, tenn je bill danes drzavni
department obvescen uradno. -
BoljSeviki so obdolzili zastopnike
kooperativnih druzb, da hocejo
prekucniti Waldo potion ekonomi.
cnih spletk.
Oficijelno porocilo, katero Sc je
prejelo tukaj kaze ma popolno o.
nemoglost prometnih sredstev v
Rusiji, ne samo zelezniskih nego
tudi motornih transportacij.
Kot rezultat tega je, ola kmetje
ne morejo spraviti svojih pridel-
kov ma trg docim po mestih pri-
manjkuje hrane in drugih potreb-
Scin. Denarna vrednost je tudi
padla kot je reeeno.
Vladivstok, II. maja. = Ideja
"a "odbijalno drzavo" je postala
med Rusi popularna in postaja od
dne do dine boil ma vshodu in "a
padu. M. Vilensky, sovjetski "a
stopnik IL Moskve, pravi, ola taxa
drzaya ze eksistira. Sovjetska VIA
da je pripoznala vladivstosko pro-
vizorieno vlado, katera bo posku-
Sala zdruziti druzabne in social
ne elemente vshodno od jezera
Bajkal.
Rusko-japonski odnosaji tulaj
so Sc zaGeli boljsati in sklepni ko-
miteji sodelujejo. Sovraznosti so
prestale in japonski poveljnik ge-
neral Oh je izdal deklaracijo, V ka-
teri podpira predlagano popular
no vlado in sugestira "a definitiv-
no premirje in "a mirovno pogaja-
ME.
Zadnii teden je dospelo V Via
divstok nekoliko japonskih Get, Ii
stejejo devet tisoc moz.
Cete generala Vojeekovskega, O.
stanki nekdanie Kolcakove arma-
de. so odklonile sodelovanje Ja-
ponci in general Semenov, vodla
lzozakov, je proti ruski stranki,
;prayi brzoiavka v Chite.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
PRIJAzNo PoKoPALIscE.

Fremont, Neb. = Ma priJaznem
hribeku Sc nahaja lepo ureJeno
pokopaliSee, naselbine Hooper nc
lalec cd tukaj. Pokopalisee Je u
reieno kot 6aroben park. 20 nJe
govih stezah med kamenitimi spo-
meniki Sc, lepih meseenlh nocta
sprehajajo zaljubljeni pari IN 81
deliio ,sladke poljubeke. Mad gro
bowl kipi mladost vsej svoji gLo-
riji.
Kolika razlika med pokopahscl
Amerili in V naSi starr domoVl!
Pri mas Sc smatra pOkopaliSee "a
strahoten kraj .kamOr Sc ne drzne
ysak ponoGi = tukaj kOt prlJazen
park. Tolik je upliv zdrave vzgo-
je. V .naSi start domovini prlpoYe-
duiejo grozne povesti starr praz-
noverni ljudje in kar ii ne dovrSl,
10 izpolnejo fajmOstri, h zlve, od
liudskega strahu.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
VOLILNA PRAVICA IA :
OTROKE.

Pariz, II. maja. = Francoski
poslanski zbornici Sc bo jutri pre-
dlozilo novo sufragetsko predlogo.
Ia predlozeni zakon je ze podpi-
san cd ITO poslancev in temelJi
ma principu volilne pravice "a vse.
Ne lie, da bodo smele voliti samo
zenske hego tudi vsak otrok bo u
pravieen ola odda svoj glas.
Seveda nj receno, ola bodo otro-
ci oddajali svoje glasove, to po-
menja lie, da DO vsak clan druzne
bill delezen pravice do enega gla-
su. Ako jemoz samsl1i ina samo en-
glas, isto velja "a samsko zensko.
Ako moz in zena nimata otrok sta
upravicena do dveh glasov, ce pa
imata otroke imata "a vsakega
slednjih en- glas vec.
Glasove odda oee druzine. =
V slucaiu, da MEGA nj, bodi-
81, ola je umrl ali Sc nahaJa
drugod, odda matt druzinske gla-
sove. Posebne provizije so nareje-
ne "a sirote in nezakonske otroke'
z drugimi besedami " F'ranclJl
bodo volili vsi, Sc DO predloga
sprejeta.
Namesto enajst milijonov fran.
cosl1ih moz bo volilo 35 milijonov
francoskega naroda.
Henry Roulleaux Dungage, po'
slanec IL Orge, kateri je osnoval
predlogo pravi: "Potem, ko je to-
liko oGetov pablo ma bojnih poljif
zahtevajo sedanje okolscine, ola Sc
da volilno pravico zenam in otro
kom. Pri zadnjih volitvah je bile
ma tisoee druzin, katerih ocetje sc
dali svoia zivljenja vojni, oropa
nih vsakega sodelovanJa prl voll
tvah."
Za delavstvo ne bo ia predlogs
mic slaba. Druzine delavcev so po
vsod najveGje in eimvec glasov Sc
delavci vstanu oddati tenn lazJe IL
voidjejo svoje pravice. VprasanJ'
obstane seveda Sc vedno komu bo
do delavci oddali svoje glasove.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
SMoLA JETNIKA.

Elkins, w. Va. = William Wilt,
ietnik V Randolph okrajni Jecl Sc
ie povsem navelical yedno eepetl
V ozki celici zapora in zato Je skle-
nils pojde malo ma zrak. her Sc
nj dalo drugaGe je sklenil, ola zleze
skozi ozko odprtino vratlh sko-
ri katero je dobival jedi. Potlsnll
Sc ie skozi do polovice, dalJe pa
nj slo in kar je bila Sc naJbolJ "a
lostna stvar, tudi nazaj nj hotelo
It'll. Ubogi Wilt je visel V pasti sko-
ri vso noe. Zjutraj, ko Sc ga Je ma
slo je bilo treba odzagati zelezen
drog, da Sc ga je oprostilo, ker ma
je telo jake ioteklo.
Iziavil ie, daN ga je bilo prevee
sram, da bi klical ma pomoc.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
carranzov kabinet v rokah revolu-
cijonarjev.

Sanchezovo porocilo pravi, da
ie Carranza odneSel YES kovani de-
mar vlaka da je pa pustil veil
ko mnozino zlatih in srebrnih ko-
SOW. vaznih listin in barv urada
novGarne.
Predno so zbezali so carranzistl
zazgali vlak, toda revoluciJonarJl
so ogeni Sc pravo6asno pogasili in
reSili pri tenn ve6 ranjenih voJa-
kov, ki so Sc nahajali V kupejih
gore6ega vlaka. Med slednjiml Sc
ie nahaial tudi gen. Augustin Mil
Ian. ki je lezal tezko ranJen>Y Spal-
nem vozu.
Gen. Jacinto Trevino, ma celu
revolucijske komisije je nosil Sc
boi varnostno spremnico "a gen:
Carranzo, ee bi Sc slednji hotel
predati. Ma pozoriS6e je dospel ne
koliko ur po begu Carranze,
Revolucijonarske -sile so zaJele
2OOO jetnikoy S Stiriindvajsetiml
vlaki, stiri topove, dvesto strojnlh
puSk, veliko zalogo municlJe, en-
aeroplan in mnogo automobIov'
Gen. Sanchez poroca, da so Sc
boji zaGeli V petek oh 10 uri do
poldne blizini Rinconade. Po hu'
di tri ure trajajo6i bitki so Car
rama in vodilni 6lani njegove
stranke zapustil vlak in zbeza1 Y
avtmomobilih spremljani S petstc
moz brojeGo kavalerijo. Revolver
ionarna kavalerija zasleduJe beze'
&c.
velik trenutek- mehiskih poli
tiGnih krogih ie bilO formalno ma
znanilo gen. Pablo Gonzalesa, Ga
Sc definitivno umakne IL mehlskf
predsedniske tekme.
To pus6a generalu Alaru Obre.
gonu presto pole, ker ostane edl-
Il gredseaaiski kandidat iezem-
si, Ge Sc Ygnacio Bonillas vrne '
Mehiko, kar je pa jake negotovo
Gonzalesovo akcijo Sc smatra
da slednji noce, da bi prislo &c
nasprotstva med MIN V Obregoo'
nom, ko sta bila do 'sedaj oba mi
litaristi6na voditelja liberalne re
voIucijonarne stranke.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-18
sTAvKA BR1vcEv.

New York, II. maja. Pet
najst tisoc unijskih brivcev V me-
stu New York je bilo danes pokli-
canih ma stavko, da 81 izvojuJeJo
povisanje plac.
Zahtevajo najmanjso place 80
dolanev ma teden in polovico od
vsega denarja, katerega napraviJo
cd 40 dolarjev naprej tedensko.
Sedai imajo 25 dolarjev tedensko
in "komisen" craven.
Lastniki brivnic izjavljajo, ola
bodo imeli svoje lokale odprte in
zaposlili v njih skebe neglede ma
unijo.