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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
CHICAGO GRlI| ! !

Chicago. Jan. Low tsmp4fErur1s
throughout the West were The oAAsse r
considerable buying In the. corn mat
kct today. This condition also~eaus4d
many traders to reverse their Da6itieS
or the theory that the severe u1athGr
conditions would check the moyoraAx1t
OF this grain.
Prices were irregular ana unyUk1iel.
January futures bulged from ls@N u
ISM early. but later fell to@vH3<N
itnsn rallied again and closed AaJn64
To &c. May sold between i3f&k Al
,:31s closing at l.a5H while j1Y 4u3
tuated between 13o% and l.51k &atR
the close at 1.stA. ~~4syN
The abnormaily low temperat1xS1wat
about the only thing to AtttxkAsskSsyk
err But many bears-speculat6Sx Ntttt
rare Judgment and considered. CO. 49,
tive In their ideas were In tina q -
The men believed the long aeiNxa%
movement OF grain will socn - d
earnest. The only export tr4nS 1Ank
in any. OF the grains was thu ykaA q
a small parcel Of corn for 3AH
shipment ssssss~sg@s \
Cash sales were smaff 1t 3E404
bushels with prices unchanEe4~l 81
lower. -~1ass
Demand for cash oats was smatf Nh
sales Of only 10000 bushels. .3S~ce1
we're unchanged to 1c higher. LfkM&w64
we're responsible for the &trAacUesx
Fork was 30 10 35t. higher aE6 x1b4
were to isc higher, but lard sW4NxI&
&c 2oc lower In the provisions nfxfIste
Deliveries OF large on JaruAry c0dH ~
werc liberal at 100000 pounds O.
cage grain and provision. 80
Ccrn--Decemb@r: Open. 1.34A; hi84a.
1.3s; low. 1.3i a previous CLOSE, i.s40
I.:Sia. May: Open. i-3lH: high. l,s4,s
low. 1908; previous close, T3f ~
oats--Decemher: Omen. SSak (. Hiar&
s: "; low, SAN previous, clossy g.
$50. Nav: oner, IT; high. ~ ": ~.
7S&: previous close. 7s%
Lard--January: Open, .s3S; hIEA
$3.50; low. 1885, -vevions -cioses -14&ooD
Is F2, May; Open. 24.s5.--hiahs sx,SI
low. 243s; previous close. .3s. 124A9.
T.fbs January: Open. 1870: htw&
$40; low, 1906. previous cioee. 1890
1900. May. Open. 1895: high. eVse&
low, 1880: previous c'aes. fa.s5NfS.r4
Pork-~May: Open. $3.50; hi~h. S.,38
W. 37.t5; previous close. ss.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
SOME GOO) BUYING N
TOBACCO SECURITIES
ny BnoADAx WALL

New York, Jan. c.--Loans were made
~ Is per cent In wall street today. but
ire call rate dropped se six per cent
early in the afternoon. The result WIS
q tuoyant market with shorts and with
investors competing for stocks. The
opening was huoyant with advances of
from one to three points in the indus
trials, but the buoyancy was quickly
ftfiisd when the renewal rare on rroury
was announced. Practically every stock
in the list lost all it's advance and sold
under the close Of Wednesday. 1t was
not until money began to weaken that
stocks turned strong again.
AS loans made today carry over to-
morrow and TO Monday and II there 4 s
tomorrow II they sold Monday prefss-
sional Wall street Is expecting strong
market tomorrow and -htg -cpen4ng
for Monday.
Ii IL being demonstrated that a great
many persons who sold stocks for in
come tax purposes are bit nervous
ard want their securities back even at
the risk of their going lower this year.
buying of this character was evil
dehced in Pennsylvania, Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific and the Sieeis. Ameri-
caI International made a new high
price for the moment to-day. burt II was
stated on high authority that there is
no inten Zion on the part of directors to
declare stock dividend. Insiders think
Fihe stocks is worth what 1t is selling
fer on general principles.
rha iny
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
THOUGHT TOLL LIGHT
WAS AUTO; IS INJURED

Staunton. Va. Jan. II. H. AL
mond. returning from Spring Hill az
about night fall. riding on his motor
cycle with his small son. Dorsey, on
the rear. narrowly escaped very
serious accident when he crashed into
a lowered toll gate on the Spring Hill
road just north of stanton Mr.. AL
mena says he saw the red light but
thought ii was the tail light OF an
:: Whom he Realised his
mistake he was too close to stop and
ducAed just In time TO save his head.
the pole striking his shoulder. The
hoy. Dorsey. however, received a
harder knock on the head which re-
quired four stitches when he got to
the Kings Daughters hospital.
Mr.. Almond says that his head
Tight was burning and that he had
patu- toll both ways.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
NEW YORK CURB

New York, jar &C. IA d e r a b Q
strength was manifested today on the
curb market In trading conferred chiefly
in the oils and mining shares fndue-
t~iats sff .,Hl;- small volume were Of
rered while the mining shares were
characterized not so nnch by heavy
transfers as by The wide variety OF
Issues traded in, One of the features
was the strength of the Standard OIL
group which exhibited gains ranging
frt'm UP TO 10 points. Montgomery
Ward gained y point. Radio. com
mon gained Il While the preferred lost
an equal amount. Columbia Emerald
sold ! point down International Pc
troleum closed steady. Sin,me gained
l Tcjnt. Vulcan y and White Oil Y.
TIL" mining shares gained con-
Gsstentiy with only few scattered de-
clines, bu, without outstanding fea-
tures Curb list:
Allied OIL. l3-isn1S-fs
Anglo American oil. 306s 3ot.
International Petroleum, 67RTb.
Metropolitan OIL. 3sn3.
Mexican panuco. 1890
Midwest Refining. f7sT17s.
Rickard Texas Co, ts9S
Texas Ranger. ~ Mtra
Victoria oil ra9Ihs
Atlanta, 2I3. . =
Fig Ledge. 7ITH .-..
Bosfon and Montana fIIfe
C,eldfeid Cons. II Ut.
Jumbo Extension a67. - ~ =
Rex. Cons. So fIon. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
ALEXANDRIA HAS A
HM BUSINESS YEAR

Aiexxndria,-Vva.. Jan. ALI pre-
vtous ycara Tor general prosperity
ware hrokHn In 1919 by alexandria
Business hxs~ doomed beyond the OK
peesationG-af the most sanguine and
has Eong-fnrward steadily. The &C
ttytty aRA~-progress made has been
Of Said Kind and places Alexand-
draa "A e. 1Rzt OF live, hustling, wide
Awa1s xS.ot. the state.
The prosperity here during the past
rear tas not been confined to any
particular class OF business, but on
the ofhcr Hand has Been general.
whoIesslS dndTenil dealers reported
~ nnnrectdented volume Of business.
and wagg earnets report better pay
and emp,uymen. In every endeavor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
MONEY MARKET

New York. Jan. Mooney on call an
the Stock Exchange opened at Is per
cent. high. is per cent: low. per cent:
closing, s per cent.
stost Of the days loans were made
at is per ceaf. Loans on all tndastrials
were at Is per cent
Wine money continued hrM today.
with rates and V per cent for Indus
trial collateral.
Mercantile paper rates were un-
cha ngcd, most business being ut s per
cent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03

AUCTION SALE.
-1trSTf:EsS SALE BY AUCTION OF
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN
BROOkDALE. RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA.

In execution of certain deed of
trust, dated August 8, 1918. recorded In
the clerks office of the circuit court
OF Henrico county. in deed book 1913.
page 4l3. default having been made in
tho payment of the debt thereby Sc
cared. and being required by the note
holder 80 to do, the undersigned sub
siitCted trustee will sell by public
auction on the premises, On
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY =. 1920,
NJ = O'clock r. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed
OF trust. to-wit:
All that certain lot or parcel OF
land, with all improvements thereon.
lying and being in the plan of Brook
dale. Henrico county NOW city OF Rich
mond. Val, and designated as lot No.
1e In block ''B'' in said plan. which Ia
r.corded in the clerks office OF Hem
rico county court in p. h. 3. page 4.
The said lot commences at the inter
section of a fifteen (i5'j foot alley
with Greyeonrt avenue, thence runs
rortheasterly along the east line Of
Graycourt avenue twenty-eight f2So
fret thence easterly along the south
line or Greycourt avenue eighty tso')
feet. thence back souther1y at right
angles to said fifteen $50 foot alley.
thence nerthwesterly along the north
t.-- FIVE f145'1 feet. more or less. to the
point of beginning.
TERMS. For cash As to expenses o.
executing this issue. taxes to date Of
scIa. and unpaid Insurance premiums.
and the snrns Of 81. tu8- ana ySsn WIN
Interest thereon from August .. 1919,
and as TO the residue. II any. In equal
instalments at one and two years from
day OF sale, with interest added. to be
serure1 hV deed n frf1Ef or all
cash as to said residue, or any part
thereof, at the option of fie purchaser.
c. w. SELDEN.
Substituted Trustee.
BROOKS & RICHARDSON. INC.
Real. Estate Auciioneers. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
PLASTERERS WANT
s. PER DAY INCREASE

Norfolk, Va. Jan. s.--Demands
have been made by the psasterers of
the city, through local No. i2s, for
an Increase in WAGES OF 81 day.
commencing with to-day. The master
plasterers have refused 10 grant the
request. holding to the present agree
men for SIS a day or s. an hour.
Master nlasferers have given notice
that II the men do not adhere to the
present scale and remain at work.
open shop viii Zoe eteeiared ON Mon,
day. January s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the New Mechanicsville
Turnpike Company will be held at sos
East Marshall street. january fs. 1890.
AT IL. noon. ~-.-
r. SHINE. President.
J. II. BINFORD Secretary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03

TEginian Want Ads Bring Results
WAN
SHOE REPAIRING

The Rlchxerd Electric shoe Repsiring
company wish TO announce to its
many patrons THAT they have ar
ranged tha shoe repe ring DEPART
rent In the rear OF their location.
1Ti9 Eat Main street. and have
opened with large line OF mems
ladies' ami chi1dren's Bl,oes In the
front Of the same location.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

(WholesaIe quotations by woodsoh-
Crag. Inc. 1915 East Cary street. Mzd!-
son <2S-J.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03

Remember the scales OF Justice
You should bear with severy one"
But my neighbours daughter Is try
ing to learn piano scales. FLORIDA
Times III Mon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03

What society wants is shorter en-
and longer marriages
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03

nHe Oiympfnn Iive-Fnsscuw ~r Tourina
car. ss5t. Fl r.. KING MOTOR.
For Immediate Delivery Two and one
hall ton Msccar truck. with Woods
hydraulic Hoist and steel drmp
body. also Maccar chassis frcrn ons
ana cns-haif &c .hree and one-hais
tons. Fsfr spot delivery II. d.
KING MOTOR CORPORATION. see
West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
NOTICE.


Manchester Natl onsi Bank Rich
nord. Va. The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF this bank viii he held
nj it's offices on Tuesday. January Ia
1850. at 1 r. NJ. fer the election of d.
rrctors and for the transaction of such
other business es may properly come
before said meeting
u. G. BALLARD, Cashier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
COAL.

why Pay SIS % Per Cord For Wood
when you can buy slabs for $12.oo1
Fifty cents or for cash on all coal.
TYLER RYAN ina1 West Cary.
Madison 1879. Randolph 30fT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
LOCAL GRAIN EIcHa){

Wholesale Quotations on sC7ANG&y
Richmond. Va. Jan. 2, 1919. I
whea,--C-ar Lots.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
CLEANING and PRESSING
NICHOLS, THE CLEANER.

All Cleaning 2ad Pressing Done by the
hand process. Our prices are right.
Give us a trial We call for and de-
liver. ia North Seventh street
Phone Madison 1885
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03

!: 4ss % u M NJ d sS2|s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-03
.:XP()RTARAN
AZ(JCAR De
MEXICO
ASEGURA CABRERA QUE ES
MAYOR LA PRODUCTION
QUE LA DEhANDA

Tsg,o5c,na Especial para Ia PRENSA.
LAREDO, Texas, Enero LAS
Doblacicnes fronterizas con Mexico,
podran importar azucar de las pobla-
clones mexicanas, pues Sc ha cence-
dido el permiso necesario para clio.
Sc han recibido noticias de la Gu
dad de Mexico 4 este respecto, anun-
ciandose en- elias que el Secretarlo
de Hacienda. Luis Cabrera, libro ms
trucciones q los administrators de
las aduanas Ell Ia frontera, autorlZan
dolos para permitir la eXportacion
de azucar. en- ateEcion que Ia eXls-
tencia de ese articulo es mas que
bastante para cubrir las necesidades
locales. V a que esta para obtenerse
en- el mercado cl producto de la nue.
va cosecha. que es muy satisfacto-
ria.
Sc asegura que los comerciantes
que han solicitado perlniso para ex-
portar aziicar a los Estados Unidos,
Sc comprometieron con el goblerno
a no aumentar el precio del articulo
para ell consume local Y que mani
feStaron que necesitaba el permiso
para Ia exportacion. debido que la
nueva production es mucho mayor
que Ia demanda Y que Sc verian per-
judicados sus intereses con el almace-
n2miento de la Sobre- production
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LE NEGAR0N A PEDRO
OCHOA FL RECURSO De
REVISAR SlJ PROCESO

Il recursO interpuestO por Pedro
Ochoa. acusado de teHer particip&-
cion en- el envenenamienro &c su hijo
Alfredo. de que fuera llevada su
causa nucvamcnte jurado. fUe ne
g2do por el Juez Anderson. de IA
37a. Corte del Distrito. Los sboGados
Ge Ochoa aDeIaron inmediatamente
de la determination a fin &c recurrir
la Corte de Apelaciones Criminales
en- demanda de la gracia que vienen
pidiendo para Su defense.
Tres argumentos presentaron los
abogados de Ochca en- el escrito que
eievaron ante el juez Anderson pi-
diendo nuevo jurado: que el testimo-
Mo de Francisco Crisantes, la mucha-
cha cue proporcion6 el veneno a AL
fredo, no estaba suficientemente CO.
rroborado; que Ia conviction que sir
VIC de base para la sentencia exis-
tia mas en- teoria que de hecho V que
Ia sentencia impuesta no estaba de
acuerdo con el delito nj justificada
con el testimonio. Alegaron tambien
que teaian en- su poder un nuevo
testimonio para justificar que Ochos
no habia tratado de hacer a Francis
ca Crisantes que Sc aSegurara en- su
favor, ofrecienGo presentar una foto-
grafia de Ia solicitud que hizo la
Crisantes de Ia POLKA, la cual iba a
ser favor de su padre, Francisco
Crisantes.
Ochoa tambien preSent6 un escri-
to en- el que, al solicitar un nuevo
jurado, ofrecia present&r pruebas
que demostrarian el verdadero carac-
ter de Francisco Crisantes, que du-
rante el jurado en- que 10 condena-
ron rindio declaraciones como testigo
de cargo, del Estado.
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Sc ASEGURA QUE 10
SEGUNDAN MIRELES
Y Ell GOBERNAD0R
DE SAN LUIS
POTOSI

Teleoran.a Espeeiol pare La PRsNSA-
WASHINGTON, Enero LA Aso'
ciacion para la protection de los de-
rechos de los americanos en- Mexico
recibio informes de caracter conf
dencial procedentes de la frontera,
cuyo origen no ha sido dado a como
Ger, en- los que Sc dice que el gene
raj Francisco Murguia, que tiene el
mando militar en- el Estado de Goa
hula, Sc ha levantado en- armas con-
ira Carranza.
Tai paso de Murguia, segun Sc ase-
gura, Sc debe a que ha caido en- des-
gracia con Carranza quien trata5a de
desembarazarse de el para 10 cual
le quito prinero ell mando que tenia
en- ell Estado de Chihuahua mandan-
dolo al de Coahuila, de donde trataba
de quitarlo tamb;an ahora ordenan-
dole cue lie entregara el mando al
general Urquizo, cosa que Sc rehuso
abiertanente hacer Murgula decla-
randcse en- franca rebeldia.
D;cese tambien que Espinosa MI
relies el Gobernador de San Luis
Sc han undo con Murguia = que de
esta manera es como le paga este ul-
timo a Carranza el haberlo ayudadc
que fuera electo gobernador de la
citada Entidad federativa.
Finalmente, dice el informe aludi-
do que la rebellion de Murguia es an
golpe sumamente fuerte para Carran-
Ia, muy especialmente porque viene
entorpecer las operaciones militia
res que Sc estan llevando cabo con-
ira los villistas en- los precisos mo-
mentos en- que estos rebeldes estan
poseionados de algunas poblaciones
del Estado de Coahuila
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ELPROCRAMADEL
NUEVO jEFE DEL.
CABINEIE DE-
ESPANA
Declara que es peor cada
dia la situacion del
RENO y que urge
hallar remedio

Tc'cgrc,rd i<ps al para IL Pr. ~ / r
MADRID. EnerO EN- su discur-
50 pronunciado ante el Congreso de
los DiputadoS. el Primer Mlnistro Sc
nCr Gutierrez Salazar, dci!ne0 el
programa del nucvo gobierno'y decla-
70 cue mientraS la posicion de Espa-
ma, por 10 que Sc rcfiere a los &Sun-
toS internaciona!es es cXcelente, Ia
S;tuacion interior Va siendo peor ca
da dia que ha llegado el momento
de tomar una firmc resolucion que
haga desaparecer el malestar que Sc
viene hacienda mas intense.
Contra 10 que Sc esperaba por ha-
berse anunciado. el Parlamento no
abri0 el debate sobre la question de
PresupuestoS nj 10 abrira pronto. Sc
gun todas las aparienciaS. las proXi-
mas sesioncs ser&n dcdicadas por los
dipurados diScutir la question po-
Utica este sc dice que traera per
resultado la caida del gabinete mas
pronto de 10 que generalmente Sc
creia, a no ser que suceda 20 inespe-
rado: cue sc decidan los clementos
conservadores a prestarle su apoyo.
FL diputado socialista Prieto, en- un
discurso vehemente que pronuncio in
mediatamente despues de terminado
el discurso del jefe del gabinete, Sc
refirio las iuntas militares pre-
gunto 81 el nuevo gobierno intentaba
reinstalar en- sus antiguos cargos V
grades a veintitres oficiales Que fue-
ron dados de baja por haber rehusa-
do unirse las citadas juntas mill
tares. Este asunto fue una de las
principales causas de la caida del ga
binete presidido por el senor Sanchez
Toca y el nuevo gobierno esta tratan
do por todos los medioS de evitar que
sea motive de debate politico porque
considera el asunto pe!igrosO para la
estabilidad del propio goblerno.
El general Villalba, Ministro de la
Guerra, contest6 la Interpolation
del diputado sociaiista Prieto, mas
no dando una respuesta definitiva.
Declare, sin embargo, que ell gobierno
no permitiria que Sc le impusieran las
juntas militares.
Ell ex-Ministro de Hacienda, Sc
nor Ventosa, pronunci6 un largo dis
curse en- el que Sc refirio a la 81
tuacion creada en- Barcelona por ell
paro general de las ipdustrias, y pidi6
al gabinete que hiciera una declara-
ci6n Categorical acerca del plan adop-
tado para el arreglo de las difficult
tades entire ei Capital Y el Trabajo,
gus han llegado un periodo grave
en- Ia capital catalina.
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CARRANzA OFRECE
4 I'm VETERAN0
DARLA EN-
BREVE

4f.<%Le..I L>"r[,e' - '-.0 r,o 10 1r. -;-'-,''' :.
ClCDAD Dh ." .-HlCV' E.'S!o :.:
Il gooieFno d'''] ~'lFi-" "i'''I.s''" '.,' .
touoS los HcA'e"''oS F'~
tran en- ei eN'ranJero por cueS''o"'S
dc car%ct"r po!lt'co'
Esca tue a QeciAracioH "e AHo
Nuevo que hlzo Carr-nz& o2r%H'e !"
rccepcloE hGb.ua e. {! Ea-ACio "
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PARECE HAbERSE RESUELT LTODE MANERA
.PAC|F|CA E CONFUCTO ENTIRE Los
CH|NOS ! LAS AUTOR|DADES De SONORA
PRONTO HAbRA AnNISTIA PARA
Los EXIlIADOS NEXICANOS
A nuestros lectores

Debido a que aun no recibimos un
caro- de papel que debio habernos lie
gado 4 fines de Diciembre, La Prem
sa" lleya hoy solamente seiS paginas
V seguiremos reduciendo el numero
acostumbradO durante tres cuatro
dias, en- que eSperamos recibir el pa
pei en-. canine. pues no nos ha sido
possible conseguir papel extra en- par
te alguna. apropiado para la prensa
nueStra.
NuestroS lectores Sabran perdonar
la invo!untaria omission de eStoS diaS,
propia de las circunstancias que en-
la actualidad prcvalecen-
La fabrica de papel que nos surte
ncs ha cfrecido yioientar el deSpacho
de les carros subSecuentes, pUU 10 que
cTeemoS que en- adelante no volvera
La Prensa" rcduciT el numero de
SuS paginaS.
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TAL.IAN()S {:
|NC3LESESA
X|C()
VIENEN A COLOnIzAR VARIAS.
REGIONES De NUESTRA
REPUBLICA

rc,.,lcara Especial .Gsc 1t PEENSA
/. CIUDAD De 1.ENlCO, Enero ..
Dos mil italianos y mil iHg!cses
vcndraa Mexico = cStableccrse en-
los campo; dedicandose i trabajos
de co,ouizacior.
Pastor RoauiX. Sacretario de .Agri-
cul;ura Fomento manifesto que Sc
darin fac;lidadez q los colonos eN-
tranjcros para que SC estab!ezcan en-
cj pals.
Sc dice oue Ia venida de los dos
nj! i-aIiancS ha sido arregIada def
nitiv&mente por meIiacion de Sal
vador Priclo. Qu!en rcgrcso recien-
tcmente de Italia. tr2yeHto autori-
2acio1 de ios co}oaos italianoS para
arreglar 10 relative a su cstableci-
micnto rn Mexico.
Los ingicscS cue viencn en- numcro
de mi! procedelrin De jamaica Y Sc
estableceran en- el EStado de Duran
90. en- la region limi5rofe con cl
Estado De Sina.o2. region que cs
macaifica para cl @erablecimianto
dc gr2njas modernas.
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Sc lie dd gran importanc;a a
que Carranza controle la
Comision Perg1anen-
te del Congreso

Telegramd Esp~ciG! para Ia PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero g.
En- los circulos politicos sc le da
gran importancia al hecho d. 4ue Ca,
rranza haya lcgrado contrc. ar la Co.
mission Permanente del Congreso.
Los 0reanos del gobierno dicen que
este triunfo del gobierno evita el Pc
ligro senalado por el Secretario de
Hacienda Cabrera de que varies can
didatcs reclamaran haber obtenido el
triunfo en- las elecciones Y que tai
cosa fuera causa de disturbios.
Cor ei objeto de obtener la mayo
ria necesaria para el logro de sus fl
nes. ci gObierno acometio la empresa
de hacer concurrir q la Ultima session
de la Camara a todos les miembros
de ella que no habian asistido, has
to d los que Sc hallaban fuera de la
ciudad Y Sc aseguro tambien e! apo
yo del grupo encabezado por el Ge-
neral Pablo Gonzalez con ell unico fin
de derotar al Partido Liberal Cons
titucionalista que apoya a Obregon.
Como este partido sc haiiaba Ill
timas fechas dividido Y desalentado.
la victoria del gobierao no fue diticil
de obtener.
Cuando Sc esta tomandC la vota-
ciGn para la integracion de la Conf
sion Permanente, el Ministro de Re-
lacioles Exteriores anuncio que va
Sc habian dado instrucciones al En-
bajador mexicano en- Washington pa
ra que iavestigara 10 que hubiera oe
cierto en- los malos tratos de que sc
dice fue victima del nuevo Secre-
tario de Ia Legac.on Hexicana en-
Chile, durante su permanencia en-
Nueva York.
Fl nuevo diplomatico Sc queio de
que tanto su equipaje como sus do
cumentos personales fueron objeto de
mn ninucioso examen antes de que sc
le permitiera hacerse Ia mar.
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Ts!e9rcmG Especial 2Gra Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Enero Como
sc habia anunciado, aver lego proce-
dente de Ia ciudad de Mexico Ia
vecina de Juarez, el primer tren di-
recto trayendo carros dormitcr;os, Y
en- la propia fecha parti6 Ge ella para
Ia capital de la Republica mexicana
otro tren semejante, con 10 cual ha
GuedaGo reanudado el servicio direc-
to Y complete de treneS entire ambas
ciudades. despues de varios amos de
haber estsdo interrumpido.