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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-19
CATRE ROMANu AMERICAN.

UNIUNEA SOCTETATILOR ROAI1NE DE AJUTOR ST
CuLTuRA DIN AMERICA pentru fie de moarte pla
tcste benecu famei (sau mostenoror decara
Gle raposatul membru) Gle $700.0O
Pentu de accidente grave percrea une mini
al uu picior Cnunea pateSe beneficu de $700O0
Pentu de accident perderea unui ochu
5unatae din aba pcioruui, Ununea plaeste bencfcu
Gle $350O0. H1
Cele lae accidene 81 mai usoare in proporte Gu erde
putere de sevirc aduaruu saferit accidental
Aienatia mntala s parasa tota plaeste accident
gray, $4,000 a'%
aceste accden Sc atesc din partea Uniunei prn
repare din phrtea socetdtilor din Unune fra nc
menbri Uniune Gel mai practfc sistcm de
contribute Socieat acita reparte din cotee unare
alte venituris ale societatii. ~ asAe4 +.
Cotizatia lunara Ia societate de de $3.50 pc luna.
Pent1u aceasta mica membru bucur de toate
avantajcle 81 ajutoarce pc carl lcam schat mai
UNIUNEA sOCIETATILoR RoMfNE DE AJUToR ST
CULTURA DIN AMERICA mai tinteste la MTEMEIEREA
UNUI SPITAL RoMfNESC IN STATELE UNITE 81 la in
fiintarea dc F1LIALE IN PATRIA vECHE
f mai mare, mai yeelc solda organzatiune ro
mineasca din Statec Unite 81 invita- pc te Ronin sa devil
ma membrii c.
Tot ace sau in aproperea oraselor nnde SC afa
socetate omineasca din Uniune sd adrese scrs
sau in deslusr Adresele societaor Sc
publica odata pc saptamin& in acest mar.
Acct carl stau mai departe, eaute innteze
tati pc carl sa lc afiezc La Unune
Zecs Romin b$rbati 81 fAme pot forma soeetate Do
tori Sd adreseze 10 Secretaatu UniuHe dui loan r. u
fana 3o2 Liberty Str, Alliance 9, de unde nrm
dcslusirilc sndrumarilc.
R6mini Romince! M staff retrasi de orfsnzatiun ron
ca nuai prn ce yeti Ia adaposnl asr necazuri 81 memo
rocri 10 carl suntem Gu toti expuSi.s
1nscrcva in clc 81 acolo undo " este pese nina, until
va a olaa ntr un gnd 81 slne 81 orgaazat-va vi m
n in bora roneasca Uniuusa socstStor louins de
Ajutnr Cutur3 asa VENT 81 sl multi bun Romini
81 Ronco capra astaz pare bnc sub aASopstul
lei mai pnternicc orsanzaun roineet dn iass aceasa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-19
'ul in sectia justitiara.

rul in seetia jnstitiara.
DR.. |. Silciu, cod.ficatorul drep
tnlui public 81 organizatorul con-
stitirantei.
loan Fneras, sociale.
/. Jumanca, industrie.
Dir. Nasile Lucaciu, Dr. Valcl'
Branistc 81 Get. Goga, fara resort.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-19

UNIUNEA SOCIETATILOR ROMfNE DE AJUT0R 81
CULTURA DIN AMERICA, singura organzatie simllara
acora membrior sal auor in de accentc moare
in Tara Muma, far nci adaos la cotzae 81 fra nc
scadere din beneficiu
UNIUNEA soCIETAT1LOR ROMfNE DE AJUTOR 81
CULTURA DIN AMERICA singura organizate sinilara
schmbul e cotzaun de mici da benefci att de
mari 81 znc Aerca fie caru elnbrU al ell trl-
mis- la adresa ceruta. %ss%t S NJ ~ =
UNIUNEA sOCIETATILoR ROMfNE DE AJUToR 81
CULTURA DIN AMERICA compusd din soceati romncsi,
dcschitc 81 de sine satoac raspnde aproape i'll toac
satele cenralc 81 de est din aceasta, administrator
conducerea lor prorc avind ca mai rga autonome loca
Toatc inrunitc la oaa formcaza malca organi-
zatie: UNIUNEA SOCIETATILOR RoM1NE DE AJUTOR 81
CULTURA DIN AMERICA conducc dupa statutelc ri
spccalc prin prcsdu 81 comitet suprem execv aes
dc aunarea generaa aua Uniune Ia du parte dele
gait din toate socetae din Ununc din snu delegaor ade
ca din reprezenani solicitation <
Nimcni nu poatc Fl memhru Ununci daca membru la
socctate afia la Unune nimcni poate funconar
sau mebru in comeul suprcm exccuv al Unune dac nui
rcprczcntant autorzat al unci societat din Uniunc
Cocitetul suprem executv tine de obceu della te la pat
sedne pcn resovarea cazurilor mai copcate pc
carl poae resova predu secrctaratu Despre toac
dscuune 81 hotarr uae ia Process Verbal care Sc
tparcste impare tuuor solicitation din Uniune carl
ctesc Ia dntu ena ca fc membru al Unu-
nci c tot pcrece in sinn organzatiune
secretariatul UNIUNEI soCuTATILoR ROMfNE DE
AJUTOR 81 CULTURA DIN AMERICA in fie care trci luni
face bant despc suaunca casc nitrate ctc cazurl
dc accdentc 81 de moae achitatc carl Sc taresc 81 pc sa
publica 81 in zaru Anerca sc rnlite ccun eXe-
par fe care socicatc asa ac sa faca la umna ze
mcmbru Uniune sd site stuatunea easel Uniunc
Beneficie II car de boaa achta din partca socetat
apartne menbru bonay 81 yarleaz dua vonta mem
brilor socicati dupa hoarit maoritatca membror
sociea prn stautee locale Accasta din cauza ndca con-
dtune salar de munci de alu nus Ia fcl IN oate sta
tc ST uneor vareaza char della oas Ia oras Uncle socea
dan nm bcnefc III caz e boala dc 1900 pc sapamina Acle
500 81 mnltc din ce platesc 81 yizita medicala
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
&E&5lEFD
RUTH J. MEYER
French War Brides Clubs.

French War Brides Clubs, organized
under the auspices OF the Y. W. e. Of.
are springing up In many parts Of the
country. wherever large number 4
French girls have settled with III,
\. H. =. husbands. These French
wiyca. bcwildercd by American social
customs. American food and American
atylen. are glad To meet with girls q;
their own tongue to talk over their
problems and To- return fur time. In
f1irit 10 lcart to sunny France Re
ports form several uf the clubs show
that In the matter ul styles, pointed
shoes are abhorrcd pretty generally by
these r,rt.;. maidenf many uf whom
have raut back e. France for the rounl
toe French shoe NO nice French w'i.
man would wear pointed shoes" says
one " the brides. American hats aren't
up % their taste either but they Tx"
American .ilk stockings In mort 81
The clubs the girls. besides indulging
In sunny France reunion" are study
INK English. practicing the cooking e.
western d.rh-s ant learning some Il
tn. occupations anh forms Of rsntaiiun
popular with the American girls. Tho
three sisters Of I,noul Lufbcrry. noted
French ace. belong tu tn" club in Bus'
tom. Mass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
GARDEN MANUAL.
How Go Prepare Your Garden.
Lesson g.: Selection of Crops Tor the
(,artlen.

You should grow only these crop'
that can lee ua,d at home or readily
To'd In the markets. do not try ~
grow too many varieties. select tho
more easily grown Gro. at first, such
as onions. radishcS, peas. beans ia.
nips. bects. tomatoes, aud cabbage,
study the local demands of your com.
muniS and plan, your garden to meet
these
The amount OF space devoted Ia pro
ducing vegetables FOR home use will
depend upon the size Of the family To be-
supplied Cne.foufth uf an acre Is SUI,
ficient Tor an average family. and tho
rest Of the garden space may be- plant,
I'd In crops to be- sold In the local mar
kct. II smaller garden If a necessity
only thosr crops used at home shout
be planted l.y careful attention To- tn,
rotation ~ crops and intcrplantin,
that Is. planting between rows ari
other plants, oncfourth of an acrs
can be- made Ia supply family of six
with all vegetables needed
Plan out = general cropping schcm'
similar to that given below Always
keep In mind that Your plan must pro
vide Tor n continuous succession Of gar
den crop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Circle VI Holds Interesting Meeting

4 rplendid meeting was held Wc,s
nesday afternoon by Circle VI of the
First Baptist church NJ the home 81
Mrs. r. T., Durham. lj0S Van Buren
street. nineteen members uf the soclc
" being present Following the req
lar devotional cXcrci.s the mccjiug
was carried ont ~ follows
Reading IT the Minutes,
Reports submitted 10y various commit
tees.
Motto
Current Events II the Religious
World
Offering District Expense Fund.
The Circles quote for the District
Expense Fund was raised at this meet
ing.
The afternoons lesson. taken from
Matthew "a. proved interesting as w'''l
rs beneficial andcr the able leadership
of Mrs Rudd During Oh afternoon a
number of garments to be made for
the Buckncr orphans, were distributed
among the ladies.
The latter part ~ the afternoon was
spent In delightful social session, an
q delicious rcfrcshmcnt course was Sc
we'd by the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

else
1880 %. IN. homecoming Address hS
pr : T. Brpnks
iiIs Iu"vilng ~ Bust 81 l;obt. T.
I l.rr hy the 4. y. C's
, 500 :; n business meeting Of Alum
nae and student League.
% m Jubilee BANQUET.
o.. m. Jubilee Concert 10y MUSE
! plItmvnt
Tuvr,iny 20 g. 1 laccalaurcate Al
dr,w los Dr T. y. ClaXton. Unite
Sutrs Commissioner, Of Edcat!un.
Graduating Exercises
Let every friend and cX student 81
this grcl; schoul rally e. her support
ud De- present az this Jubilee Cclchra
ton and work Tor her advancement M
! every Wny Pos 'ille Those who con
template coming are urged 20 cen
thc.ir uaincs to Mrs Hattie Woodruff
lHiyci. Bolton. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

Remnant Sale-tll silk. ribbon and
wash goods remnants 20 at reduced
prices at The Ladies Store today oni, &.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
The seventy Filth Anniversary Ccl'
hrntian nj BAYLOR College.

EEI.Tp\, MAY ~ -The seventy tiIth
anniversary of Baylor College finds th'
institution with an outlook that az
pears ~ bright as a spring morning
and this occaHinn promises to be "A CO..
cbraiiun of unusual interest.
The celebration proper will begin on
the evening of June ith with recrp'
ton in honor ~ the graduating class
and special W. VI. L. service On St''
urtay morning June 5th. Dr. l.. u
Scarborough will deliver the opcnins
/ address In which h. VIII st out the
spirit and meaning ~ the Diamond III
hilec This address will hc followed by
the annual intcrsocicty debate. Follow
ing this. there will De an Informal re-
crption IL rtudcnts and friends IN the
Alma Reeves chapel. in the plr'orS'
and ON the Campus saturday evening
~ oclock play will be- given under
the auspices ~ thc Department 81 EN'
preston.
Or George W Trucit will preach the
hacculaurcate sermon 80 sunday morn
ing. u IL expected that this viii he
one ~ the greatest hours IN the history
his best on an uccasion " this kind
other services viii include concert
and Vcspcr service In the afternoon an'l
the annual missionary sermon IN IN
evening Or J. VI. Carroll will preach
this sermon.
Monday. June =. will be Glass ana
Homecoming Day Alumnac and OLD
riudrnta from all over the land will l."
on the campus cta greet ON" anothct
and talk baylor Collcgc-pas,. present
and future. The various class crrari'
cations ard groups II alumnoc viii hold
their meetings during the day. \
homecoming address viii hc delivered
by pr : T. Brooks AZ 10 o'clock. a.
II o'clock the Ice bust presented hy
the Baylor college chapter ~ IN"
United Daughter IT the Confcicracy
viii b. unveiled with appropriate. ccr'
monies Governor W T. Hobby AM
others II prominence viii spcak at th,s
time Tho Eayior College 4. ~. =. q
the first college chapter ever organized
~ 3 o'clock IN ihr afternoon there
viii h. a joint meeting 81 the Alumnas
| Association and The BAYLOR Ccilcr'
/ Student League Natter ~ vital in
tcrest from the nrc,snt aud future vii
he discurard Beginning ~ o'clocs
and continuing until : IN the ev"rinr
there viii w. the Jubilee and Home
cunning banquet. Following the han
quei there viii h. another concert CIV
IN by liaNlor talent.
Graduating rNvrri~fS VII D., held ~.
\ Tucs,lay morning .n the college chapel
Hon. T. T. ClaNtun. United States cow
missioner ~ Eduratiun. has cuns.nte
To- deliver tho haoculsraureatr adllres
[ tn" presentation II awards aud diplu
mar viii cunsludr the celebration
Mt CiaNtun T. considered O., MANI
~ enc &c the hest SPEAKERS in educ,
tiunal circles laylor u indeed forth
uate in having him t. driver IA" hs
rniaureat- Address NJ this time
Iuhilre tamm~ns ~meai Program Juns
ith-sih isee.
Friday J. M. Acadrnv Graduatin'
4 IA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Mrs. Hendricks Enicrtains woman,
Club

Mrs a. g. tcndric'ts cni-it lined
the Womin's cub very d"ngh'frlly
thus afternoon AT her home. ~. lcff'r
o. n street \ very interesting lesson
arranged from Literary Digest Topics
was enjoyed under ihc leadership cf
Mr. g. J T.. l.owndc,.
Following the lra'un a social l"Jr
W. introduced 10y the hostess. Iuilns
when delicious rrfrcshmcnt 'uurs'
vss served. Mrs. j. u SbufniL ANA
Mis- J. II. Charles we're club sursta
fnr tn. afternoon
Local Panhandle Pen Women Meet
The luval mr,nhcis II H." Panhandle
Zen Women met "Wednesday rvrnihr
"a, the home OF 'hc first vice president
~ the org inizauon Hrs. Maud" vii.
iar. iens Tvier street. The meeting
was called FOR the propose Gf making
plans FOR future meetings 20 he held
Frequently enough tnat actual hcnciit
may be- derived Nv each individual
! Ermlcr 81 the ogg iniNttiOn
After much discussion II Was finally
decided to hold meetings - the first
/ Tuesday Of each month, 'hc next Ia
be- held on June D. u wta further de'
cided that upon cacn monthly p~ufram
would bc featured uriginul wulK 10y thr
Various members. IN IN" form e pocih.
Cssay short story etc. tn l'c submitted
In contest. and .ddg,l lay ssVcnl O.
the members nni larti, ipl,ins. Ttsin /;
40 q currcrpon,lrn ""lrs" In .o'rinl
ism was also lis Issrl. hut definite
decision ON this matter was deferred
untl, the next meeting \ cCm'1'iucc
. was also appointed tor 'he pgipasc -
+, niisnging programs for each meeting
Thos, comprising the committee 80,
d, Ma Mabel Timmnns chairman. Ms
Mary Miller Beard aad Miss Sopl'1
Meyer.
4, Is hoped that rs many e the 81
~ town members ~ r"ssill" wh" cnr
orange Tor II. wiil att'nl those 1l"r'h
Is meetings.
= During the cuuisr' ~ the 'Ntuiri
,, Ans Laura y. Manner. president %
farmland pm wcmcn. phnn,d iron
CLAUDE. Offering CONGRATULATIONS. ans
wshcs Tor thu suc,t'ss 80 the cIi'it
being made hy the local branch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

same rial savings al the ladies
Slag~ tadas ln remnants II >iiks' IN
h.a> and eash lshrie~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

Address by Prof W VI W Splawn e.:
STATE University. formerly OF Baylor
College
SATURDAY q M Art and Home IL
numic Exhibit
10 a ~. Inter Society Drl@i
II a. ~. Address christian Eln
cation IN Texas. DIR. L. Il; Syarbo
uugh
= q. ~. Concert ny COLLEGE orchestra
and Choral club.
Informal reception to cN.studcnts b'
Studrm, cl.aguc.
=. ~. Diamond Jubilee Play hN
Expression department
sunday ~ q. M. Commencement
sermon by Dr Geo W Tructt.
G:3i y. M N-spcr 'irr,irc with '.
" \. and u y y L.
p. m Missionary sermon 10y Or
J NJ Carroll.
Monday Si5 y ~. class Day EN'r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

iraubraini,rc. az b. the newest way
~ drcssmtlcrs. and two wisp of tullc
rise frum the front Of crush satin
l"lin with tiny French roses caught
here and there to be- drawn over the
shoulders and tucked into the belt
again "a the back.
Then there ~ the iunic such grace
Wl tuuic made out of ~ inch lace II
exquisite design three and \ half yards
az ~ The two end are tucked into
The h,lt nine inches from the cdgc then
the edge ere sawed together down thc
back o. point In q seam covered by
Two long made sish ends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
To Entertain With Dance

Invitations have been sent ont for \
dance to be- given Friday evening At
the Washington Cafe This is the first
of a series 81 dances planned by the
Younger sccial ~, Of the city. and I
good time Is anticipated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
". VI. =. Meets.

Thu woman's Missionary Society -:
the Buchanan Street Method = church
met IN regular session ~ the church
this week. Mrs VI VI. Person. prcsi
dent of the organization l"i In the d
,,Hional cNerri-cs after which the fol
lowing program. arranged from the
Nav MISSIONARY bulletin was rendered
woman's Missionary Sncieiies-Ars
Kline
Gains Lev Chur,h ard ALNiliarics
MIS- saunders
Financial Gain Mrs Hirhsrdson.
Extract from Eepnrts "n Oriental
iicld's Educational w"tk Mrs. Hun
Walt
ss-ial Sef,ie- Work Mrs Irwin.
E,angci.~ii, Work IN Japan Mrs
l,uundui
" kw-a MIS- Miles Worth.
f,a china Mrs Holman.
t'faNrt Reminds Mrs. Middleton
a.-aa.-..a-aa.aa
Sane reai savings Al the ladies
Nlage ladas ln remnants ~ silks. IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
THE WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR

Mrs W. r Coblc viii entertain the
Travel Study Club at her home. 1873
Polk street.
SATURDAY.
The Ladies' Auxiliary % the Amcri
can Legion will meet In regular month
~ session In the ladies' parlors Of the
Central Presbyterian church
The Pan.IIcllcnic Association viii
meet az the home of Mrs. Steve l..
Trigg. 1900 Harrison street at J O'Clock
The Zeta Pau Alpha will be hostcssc'
for the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
ny CORN MOORE
New Works Fa.hi0n Authority.

NE wYoRK. May Every fcmi
nine pcrsun loves lace AMI knows there
tx real inspiration iu a. liy that same
token. the feminine person doesn't tx.
ist who could resist IN" appeal If this
Lace frock that Roberta Arnold wears
IN Adam and Eve" nj the Longacrc.
FIR. there b. net p-tiicuat with q
tourinch banding footing II md over
II D plain chiffon drop, Together the,
are attached tu a lace handcau. The
lace handcau is made directly on han.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Plenty Of Room.

There's plenty 81 room at the top. they
say
Aud there's plainly Of room below
There's plenty Of room Tor work and
play.
And plenty Of room to grow.
so I'm going To work and have my fun
And I'm going to reap and spoil;
Aud I'm Eoin gto grow till growth u
done
Wherever I chance Ia toll.
Above or below l worry me not
IA long AZ ! keep the pace.
Aud d. the best with the chances Nv.
got
In my own particular place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

God In his great mercy has placed
no limits un the extension Of righteous
'ndcavor. and whatever capabilities ar.
within YOU may be sttisfi n to youi
hearts content II ~ unlS To weaklins
and the slave L. conditions that whin"s
over The ~ called letters of environ.
mcnt. II YOU hav soul ana chdrac,
ter enough you viii reach the hsighi>
Not the goal 81 position. Of lsowsr OF
fame can best1w that NOR" satisfying
and lasting glory that cruwhs life
Of staunch principles and pure motives.
The former is breadth whus durabilii y
can only stand the tcN by It's height"
IN the later Men and women have
striven after fixed goal whose falsc
glimmr blinded their eyes Ia the glo'r
AZ truer virtues crushed und-ffooi AMI
10. when II becomes a possession Us
lunter ~ gone. It's brightness becomes
furnished because the raj light that
should radit from the divincsncss q.
true character and Godlikc purpose IA
lacking 10 give II lasting glow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

You can save AZ The ladies Siorr
ioday->pccisl prices on all silk. ribbon
aud wash go.ds remnants.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-04
ESTANPRESOS ELPTE. MUNICIPAL
LOS FUNCIONARIOS DE ADUANA
~ Ell JEFEDE LA POLIClA
Escobar, el jefe de la guarnicion de c.
Tuarez esta ALI y dice que exph-
cara SUI con ducta. MAS rebeldes
vienen hacia la frontera
IA PRESSA.'

Epecllp IA PRENSA, .,-J.
uarn;con de revolution de Sonoa SIN
J;,narar un tai haya costado soa vida hu
mana
Runorase Ia redo guanon Sc ha fe0ea0
., de Oregon
vedo hecho de que
oa puanicon las cles vctoreando oore
gon -. =,
Aerca Eobr h Poddo saber NADIA Pero en-
consudo exicano Ciudd do al de Ia
uoeIas Proeeoeh
ha deberd Ve'
nochc a eual expicara conduea
Tonto ei Predente Municipal
ief. de la los fondos de las otenas aduanae'
hans coniscados
PRENSA pueate lntornaeona
pudo d.sde ALI rebelde vabd rojas los
GALES ish
repica a
trGco ell ado americana
l.. trop de este pals hee fren euaqu
emerg
la de Sonora, eGn Henos neno
a leguen Juurez reneS
Etares con de Moetezuma
Dc.,. ciudad
una bd ee eam6io aFreton dc
man cordial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-04
NELSON O'SHAUGNESSY DECLA
RO ANTE Ell SUB -COMl-
TIE DEL SENADO

7-si-.,rer-r F-sr--;a, nGh. Ii PSENEi.
WASHINGTON, Mayo &.-Nelson
O'Shangessy comparecio hoy ante eI
SubComite del Senado que inves-
tisa Ia situaci6n mexicana con el OBJ
Ieto de rcndm 81 declaration.
O'ShangsnesSy fue Encargado de
Ncgocios de los EstadoS Unidos en-
Mexico duran;e G. tempo que eI
General Huerta ocuF6 el poier Y ha-
alando de Lind dijo que fue envia-
do por 81 Presidentc wilson con el
obieto de obigar al General Huerta
a que renunciara. pues cs>e alto
funcionario Sc hallaba completa-
mente cOnvencido dc que Ia unica
solucion 4 las dificultadeS meXica-
mas estribaba en- cl triunto de Ca
rranza. habiendole dcjado cntender
al sobierno De Mexico que los Esta-
dos Unidos recUrirrian IA fuerza.
81 fuera nccesario. para conSeguirlo.
Agreg6 Ossaugnessy que Lind Sc
manifesto igualmente hostil hacla
los intcreses petroleros iGglcses Y ha
cia Ia IgIesia Catolica acusando a
ambos &c las dificulr@des &c Mexico.
RefiritEdose al problcma acrario,
diio Oss$U=Hcssy que su lmportan-
cia ha sido exagcrada On grado sumo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-04
EstG cortada la
communication
al Puerto de
Veracruz
Los obregonistas estdn
desarrolIando Ell plan
para QUanZar SU6fe
la Capital

T-,rq~4r,- FS1,,.ici pare Ii PEENSA-
WASHINGTON. Mayo &.-Las CO.
municaciorcs entire la Ciudad de Me
yico Y cl puerto De Neracruz han ST.
DO cortaGas por los revOlucionanoS,
sccun 10 expresan las infornlaciones
recibidas en- esta capital por conductos
oficiales.
Tales inforrnes nc precisan 81 lu-
car lugares dondc hay2n Sido lnte.
7,r-maidas las comunicacioneS. psro
Sc dice que Ia interruption es fetal,
en- las dcs Was ia del MeXicano Y la
del Interoceauico. Los felicistas
aahian entrado en- periodic De gran
act;viiad en- q Estado de Neracruz y
es de- prssumirse Que ellos hayan cor
taGo Ia via Gel Interoceanico en- el Es-
tado de Veracruz. Y los obregonlstas e.
lIexicano er el Estadc de TlaXcala, 81
So ronlar en- cuenta las noticias de
or. este lilcimo Estado Sc unio ultl-
manlente al movimiento obregonista.
Sc Scduce de los infornes obtenidos,
ouc cl hahcr cort2do las comunlca-
clones con Veracruz es el primer paso
cue dar los revolucjonarios para Ia
realization de sus planes militares
que son les de aislar Ia ciuadad de Me
&c. lara cvitar que Carranza pueda
.raslaaa- su gobierno Eecacruz. Y
o5!icarlo resistir ei avance sinful
taneo cue los obregoristas prspar2n
sohre Ia metr5poii.
Por otra parte. les c5reGcnlStas.
diceSe. consideran que cl aisl3miento
de Carranza on Ia ciudad de Mexico
concribura en- gran manera a que las
fuerzas Que aun permanecen lsaIes en
los Fstados De Puebla. TIaXcala y
Veracruz. Sc declaren en- franca rebel
dia. contribuyendo asi hacer mas IA
pida la caida dc Carranza.
La aCencia revoiueionaria esta-
blecida IN esta ciudad fnformo haber
recibido noticias de que sl general
carrancisra Manuel Gonzalez fue de
rrutado pcr las tropas rebeldes en-
Tabasco y que el general Jose Cotero
SC sublev6 en- Puebla. donde Sc haIla-
ba de deStacamento.