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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-05-13

clal occasion, because or MS great
interest in the work. Other men,
bers of the string trio will be Karl
Scheurer and Mr.. Pepinsky. Mr..
Scheurer is we'll known to all Min
neapolitans for his splendid work
here with the Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra, and in recital.
The program of the musicale in
cludes the following numbers:
I. Overture, king Solomon" on
Hebrew Melodies Theo. Moses
Tobani. Containing "Kol Nj
dre," "Chanukah,' eli Zion,"
"Ledawid Baruch" and others.)
University Symphony Orchestra,
Abe Pepinsky, Director.
II. Vocal Solo
a. Rachem. Mana Zucco
b. Eli Eli
Miss Annette Yde Lake with Or
chestral Accompaniment.
III. Violin Cello Solo
Kol Nidre Max Bruch
Engelbert Roentgen with Orches-
trail Accompaniment.
w. Vocal Solo
a. Sand und Stern. "A. Bernstein
b. Ale Ovend Gilbert
c. Kimm zu mir in chederel
..................M Gilbert
Annette Yde Lake
V. Trio for Violin, Viola, and Cello
Hebrew Melodies. Joseph Joachim
Karl Scheurer, Abe Pepinsky,
Engelbert Roentgen
vi. Three Hebrew Melodies for Or
chestra-
a. Hebrew Love Song
......-....N. Rimsky Korsakov
b. Lamentation
.................. Modest Moussorski
C. Hebrew DanceG. Karganoff
University Symphony Orchestra
Abe Pepinsky, Director
This is the biggest program OF dis
tinctively Jewish music ever present.
ed in the Northwest. This is a rare
opportunity for the Jewish people OF
Minneapolis to hear the finest music
played by artists who have devoted
their energies to properly interpret
that music. Because the musical IS
part of the educational program OF
the Menorah the price Of admission
has been set at only fifty cents
merely to cover expenses. Tickets
may be secured at the Gymal Doled
Club Rooms, the Juvenile Shop, 92l
Nicollet Ave., and the Minnesota Co.
Op.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-05-13
C.. J. w. NOTES.

The performance of "Smooth as
Silk" Monday evening, May 10th, at
the Shubert Theatre, will be run for
the benefit of the Nina Morals Cohen
Scholarship Fund at the University OF
Minnesota, established by the Mime
apolis Section, Council OF Jewish
Women. The play now being staged
in New York is an excellent farce
and is meeting with great success.
Those who attend will find that they
witnessed splendid performance and
enioved a good evenings entertain
ment, in addition to assisting in es-
tablishing the scholarship by the
Council. Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. H. J. Davis of the Leaning
ton, or at the Shubert box-otflce.
Resolution Adopted.
At the annual meeting of Council,
Monday, May 9th, a resolution was
passed to the effect that "The Min
neapolis Section, Council of Jewish
Women, strongly urges the calling of
a conference by the President of the
United States for the purpose OF an
international discussion of disarma-
ment, and that pending the passage
of a bill giving effect to this resolu-
ton, no increases be made by Con-
gress in our army and navy" This
resolution has been sent to President
Harding and to members Of Congress
from Minnesota. Mrs. Arthur Brin
urged all members to join the Mime
sofa Branch of Women's Organiza-
tions for disarmament. Anyone wish
ing to join, please communicate with
Mrs. Arthur Brin, 1855 Lake of the
Isles Boulevard. Telephone: Kenwood
1868. sv.~-~>~.-,-..s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15

and from the standpoint Of the fan
more thrills. and appearance of
really greater speed and possibility
of more spills"
An average of sixty miles an
hour on a dirt half mile track con-
stitutes a worlds record. My mark
of / minute 1-5 second with my
! Premocar stands as the present
| fastest mark under international
Motor Contests association sane
! ton.
A mile in as seconds means a
worlds mark ON a mile track. The
MaXWelltOn course at st, Louis is
holder of practically all of the mile
| track marks. | have never been
on this course and Mr.. Maxwell at
st. Louis apprises that the st. Louis
speed circle will not be available
| this year. at least not before fan.
This is a circular track and might
be considered semi-speedway in
construction.
Many think / was clipping for a
worlds mark at Atlanta on April
| 80 with the famous Bitten Benz,
| when my speed took me through
| the fence and accorded me a brok-
| en- collar bone and numerous bruis-
es and an enforced lay-up from my
| race entries for several weeks.
The introduction of high class,
expensive race cars on the dirt
| tracks during the past two years
has meant much for its improve
ment and as long as the auto oc-
| cupies it's precedent position in af-
% niV1f w
hold it's place in the field of sports.
Questions and Answers.
Dear Larry: How can fair Sc
cure a sanction from the lnterna-
tional Motor Contests association
! for events on their track? H. l..
Answer Get in touch with Art
Corey, secretary at Des Moines,
Ia, care Iowa State Fair.
Dear Stone: What record has
the Bitten, formerly driven by
Bob Burman, made for the milc2
&c. L. NJ. Answer:-Burman
drove the Benz one mile in rs 10
seconds at Salduro, Utah, in 1911.
This stood as the worlds record
until lowered by De Palma in 1919.
Milton subsequently lowered this
The latter records were made at
Daytona, Fla.
Dear Stone: Is it true that dry
batteries and magnetic furnish the
majority of electrical equipment
on race cars? Are starters ever
used ?-J. NJ. H. Answer:-l would
say that the majority of race cars
do use the dry battery and mag
neto but there are some instances,
of course, where the cell battery is
used. Yes, some race cars use
starters, but in dint track events,
the crank is still used, while many
cars are started by being pushed
off" in gear.
Dear Larry: Was the Winton
the the first car to use the self
starter III. B. NJ. Answer;-1f
not the first. the Winton was
among the first to use the self
starter: this in the first decade OF
the twentieth century.
Dear Stone: What was the tran
sition of the Rambler? | am in
formed that the present Nash is
post-product of the old Rambler.
B. ]. Answer:-The story goes
that the Jeffrey followed the Ram
bier and the Nash the Jeffrey in
manufacture, and this might be
the source of your information.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15
Ideas in Speed.

Although much of the dirt track
racing is done on half mile dirt
tracks in this country, one is often
confronted with the fact that many
folks think racing is impossible on
the half-mile ovals.
In the parlance of the race driver
the half-mile track is a bull
ring" a professional phrase which
implies the hidden idea that race
car can execute half mile track
with about the same time con-
sumed as it would take the pro-
verbal Mexican bull to prance
around the cory toreadored ring.
But track experts have found in
dirt track events that the one-half
mile oval is very popular For the
certain distance the cars pass the.
stand twice as often; there are
twice as many curves to execute
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15
SEA SCOUTS PROVIDED
WITH TWO LlFEBOATS
tBy The Associated Press3

Galveston, Tex, May 1.-two
24-foot lifeboats, equipped for sail
ing, have been placed at the dis
posal of Galveston's troop of Sea
scouts by the United States ship
ping board. With their receipt,
two boat crews of eight boys each,
under the direction of Skipper f.
r. Stansberry, began active work
in the handling Of small sailing
vessels.
The two boat crews, according to
Skipper Stansberry, will take their
two lfeboats with them to ke-
nah, their summer camp, thirty
five miles up the bay from Gal
weston, for a ten days outing be-
ginning June 20. Rope work, ma
nipulation of the different canvas
es aboard a sailing vessel and
navigation problems will constitute
the work of the Sea scouts at ka-
nah.
After the summer camp at ke-
nah the two lifeboats Will be
| placed at Offats bayou here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15
EACH SIDE BLAMES THE
OTHER FOR DISORDERS
IN MINGO COAL FIELD

Williamson, West Va, May IL
The battle in the mountains OF
Mingo county, West Virginia AMI
Pike county Kentucky along the
Tug river, which has ragged for sew
eral days, fierce as it has been, IS
merely a phase of a greater strug-
gle in which this rich coal district
is locked, the usual struggle over
the question of unionizing or keep
ing open the mines.
Union miners on "look out
strike" as the leaders describe it,
were evicted from homes owned
by the coal companies, to settle
nearby on leased land in tent col
onies. No longer able to trade at
the company commissaries at the
various mining towns, they subsist
on rations shipped in by the union.
Deprived of funds as a result of
being out of work. they draw bene-
fits from the union.
Propaganda is being circulated
on both sides, each blaming the
other for disorders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15
ROAD CONDITIONS
Albuquerque to Santa he.

Albuquerque to Santa Fe.
Distance IS miles Roads in good condition with the
exception of seven eight mile stretch between Ala
media and Bernaillo which is very rough and sandy
Santa Fe to Las Vegas
Distance IS miles. Roads reported to be in good
condition. Rough in some places.
Albuquerque to Estancia.
Distance Sc miles. Roads reported to be in good
condition.
Distance Ill miles. Roads reported to be In good
condition. Old Trails Highway from there into Ar-
iona reported to be in nne condition.
Albuquerque to Gallup and West.
Distance 1865 miles. Roads reported to be in good
condition. Quite bit of work being done. Gallup to
Holbrook fair. Balance of road into California excellent
Las Vegas to Ration.
Distance 113 miles. Roads reported to be in good
condition.
Albuquerque to Ell Paso.
Distance 3O6 miles. Roads good. Rough in some
places and some sand but a whole the road is good.
Albuquerque to Clovis.
Distance 273 miles. Roads in good condition and
good time can be made by the motorists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15
WHITE POPULATION OF
ALASKA HAS DECREASED

Washington. May 1.-THE white
population of Alaska decreased
2S.4 per cent between 1910 and
1920, the census bureau announced
today. OF a total population of
54,8S9 recorded last year whites
totaled 27SS3, compared with &c.
400 in 1910.
Indians in Alaska on the basis
of the 1920 census. numbered g.
421; negroes. 1928; Chinese, SO;
Japanese, S12; Filipinos, Hawaliahs
and Koreans, SO.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13

De na=G TARA New York. G. srl-> ~
esta ciudad. dcsde G! Sahado, un
oeriodista ingles que poC mas de dos
amos reside en- nuesJro pals. repre-
sentando a Il prensa del ImpeT!o bri-
t4nicc como corresHo1Sai dc q mlsma,
por 10 cual tuvo oportunidad &c rela-
ciorarSe con los eleneutos pComlnen-
rcs del nals. : darse cuenca perfecta
Dc Ia s:tuaciGn pontIca Y Comercial del
miSmo.
FL c:;ado periodista estuvo On las Off
cjaas de LA PRENSA eu vista de cor
tesla, en- Ia cxIensa p!atica que con
q tuvimos. nos expuso establishments
sus i.nprcsiones diciendonos que "a
cnterancntc Satisfccho de sU res.den-
c.a eR Ia republica, pues en- todo cl
tempo que pas6 entire los meHicaHos,
solo atencioues Y sincera amIStad re-
cibi6 eu todas parties. por 10 cual es-
TINA al pueblo de Mexico como cninea
tenentc hospitalario y gran amigo dc
los cxrrarjcros que pOr negocios por
o,ras causas rcsiden entire 81.
In,er-osarnoS al senior per!odista acer-
ca de las condolences pOliticas eco
n0a1icas de n naCi6n, Y nos conteSt6
quc estas van mejorandO notablcrncc-
,e cada ola, que por 10 qCe rcsPecta
q su opinion personal, es cue e. pals
ssta en- canino de restabiecerse en- un
futu-o no leiano. halo 81 punto dc Wis
IA cornercial y tinanc!erc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13
LA REANUDACION DEL
PAGO De INTERESTS
della DEUDA DE MEX.
En- los circulos financieros
de n. York el case es obJe-
to de muchos concentrates
EN- DEFEMSA De MEXICO
LA Nacion" de Buenos Aires
censura la nofa del Cob.
del Pie. Harding.
EN- DEFEMSA De MEXICO
pRFNS A.

TelcSran7a Especial para Ia PRENSA'
NUEEA YORK. JUNO 12.-En los
cfrculos financieros dc esta ciudad es
objeto de muchos concentrates q he
cho de IA possible reanudaci6n del pa
so de los intcreSes de IA deuda me-
xicana La opinion general oS Que de-
he anrciarse algn mas tangible an
este asunto pucsto que los bonos me-
xic2n6s estan subiendo de prccio. va
que dcstlc hace muChO tempo salo Sc
.otizaban al vcintc veinticinco por
ciento de su valcr.
Los barqUcros neovorkinos insis-
ten en- quo Mexico no puede recupe-
rar au credito finacie-o 81 no Sc ha-
g. aI-o para reanudar el servicio de
n deuda.
Tn promincnte hanquero dijo hoy
nue actuaInento O. Gabierno ueyica-
no no rueds obtcuer M arrcglo con
los tnredorcs Dc. los boHoS meXicancs
cue 70 pCrca en- C0ndiCiones de SOL
vcrta- ror 10 menos parte de su deG-
ia y de esq marera arreslar "a rea-
rudaci6n dol paro de los intereses
Las negoCiacioncs on este scatido
comenzaron hacc dos meSes. pero en-
tonces no So ohtuvieron niagunos re-
sUltados visibles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13
EilJEN IA COMlSlON
HONORIFICA

Terminado el djscurso de nueStro Di-
rector. Sc p-ocedi6 a Ia elecci6n de los
rniembros que deberian intesrar "a CO.
mission Honorttica de SeEuin; Ia cuai
qued6 inteErada por los ciudaaanos
mcxicanos siguientes:
Carlos CiSneros. Presidenta; Navor
Lozano. Diego C.mpOs y; Domingo
Salinas; Trinidad Cortina: Felipe Naz-
quez Gonzalez; Luis Prcsa: DloaiSio
Almendarez: Arturo Gonzalez : Miguel
I.le-Tna, quisneS prcStaron Ia protcSta
Ge ley ante e. vice-c6nsuL
Ii Directiva de IL Cruz Azul, Ia
rornlan las seforitas Clara Sanchez,
PresiGcuta: Irene Loza0o; Marrarita
Na!donado: susanna TSIlez; AnCelita
Garcia y Herrninia Tellez, a Quteues
iainbiGn les piGi6 proteSta 81 represen-
;ance consular. hacitndoles entreEa Off
cia! de su enscna. Conclude este acto.
Sc entonsroD los himnos De Mexico Y
Estados Unidos, y desrufs de daT las
sracias e. Sefor Navor Loz mo, term;n6
Ia reunion en- que solennemente qued6
instalada Ia Comisi6n dc SeCuin.
Is diCno de consiSnar en- eStaS CO.
lu7nas. ei noble comportau1ienco = pro-
ceder Iel senior Santiago F. Garcf'. que
= pesar &c ser ciudadauo americana
ha prestado a Ia colonia meHicana i'm
por,antes serylcios en- todOs scnudos;
por pedirlo asi los mezicanos dc Sc
guin. : por que pudimos darTos cuen-
IA dc "a estimation en- que Sc le tlene.
cors;rnamos 10 anterior en- nuestrss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13
IA OPINION PERSONAL

Sobre este particular. agreg6 nues-
tro entrevistaao que IA opinion general
entire 81 comercio extranje-o, ' espe-
cialrnente entire los comerciantes e
.ndusr-iales americanoS, es que Ia 81
.uac;Gn iaterna cionaI de nues1ro pals
aeade a arreglarse satistactor1anen
te. V que esto bien puede coasiderar
Sc Immediate.
Adenas. es,ima el referido viatero,
que e. Congreso de Comerciantes sue
So reunira en- el curse de este L:es
81 a ciUdad de Mexico. vendra sig
n.f.car eaormemente en- II pol!tica IN
;c-nacional. pues que todos rs hom-
bres de ncgocios de este pals. ten
dram oportunidad de juzsar las con-,
diciones que prevalecen en- Mexico,
a su regreSo. los !nfornes que pre-
porcionen de las coaGicioues de /?
republ:ca, acknowledgements que scran
de peso para los eobiernos exrranje-
roS. por 2rovenir de hombres que
practicamente han estado en- el CO.
raz6n del pafs en- el ce1tro donde
Sc rigcn los des;inos de toda una ma
ci6n. ---s----
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13
SERAN DEPOSITADOS EN- Ell BANCO q
NACIONAL TODOS LOS FONDOS QUE Sc |
OBTENGAN DEL IMP UESTO AL PETROLE0
Tai deposito Sc hara partir del primero de Julio
Los peroleros aercnos que tenen ntereses Mecd
aplauden ell ultimo decreto del Gobierno Mexicano
sobre Ell lmpuesto adiclona al petroeo Il

Teie0rGmd Especial pGrr "LA PREESA@.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO r.
A partir del dfa primero do julio pro-
ximo Y por 6rdenes del Presidente de
n Republica todos los fondos que 50
recauden por concepto de exportacion
de petr6leo scran depositados en- ell
BInco Nacional.
De acuerdo con el reciente decreto
expedido sobre el particular tales fon-
dos quedaran destinados la reanuda-
ci6n de los pasos de Ia deuda pGoli-
ca
Con reiaci6n a estos nuevos derechos
de exportacion sobre ell petroleo, el
Subsecretario de Hacienda, Padres, ha
declarado que los petroleros no tienen
derecho nj raz6n de ninguna natura-
leza para pretender acudir conductos
diplomaticos contra el decreto que
grava la exportaci6n del petr6leo. toda
vez que frecuentemente sc estan ele-
vanio los derechos aduanales con de-
trinento de los intereses particulares
de comerciantes industriales sin que
a ninguno dc eStos Sc le haya ocurrido
nunca recurrir a los medios que estan
intentan ndo los petroleros Y que hace
suponer que estos Sc conadern en-
condiciones privilegiadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13
LA GRAN CARRETERA
DEL MERIDIANO DE
CANADA A MEXICO
Delegados de Ia Association
del "Meridian Highway" en-
piaie de inspection
DE LAREDO A MEXICO
Hacen ell uiaje en- automo0l-
les con cuafTo reDrsSeR-
tantes del gobierro

rcyrcrora ESPECIAL pcrc IA PRENSA'.
LAREDO. Texas. JUNO IA las
siete de IA noche Ge hoy Saii6 Ia eX-
cursi6n de automovilistas que So d!-
rije a Ia Ciudad de Mexico cn viajc
de inspection con el fin dc ohservar
las condiciones del camino carretero
entire ,sta ciudad y ei uitimo punto
H1enCionado.
La excursion IA in.eCran miemhros
de IN Association del Meridian High
way = representatives 10 = Secrcta-
ria d., ComuuiCacioneS Y del Mlnis;e-
rio de Ia Guerra d" la repuhlica mo
xicana. quicncs tocaran las disuntas
ciudades de impOrtanCia SituaGaS en-
el t-ayccLo que dchen recorrer.
For1naH l. partida. representatives. de
los EsraGos 6e South Dakota, Ncbras
ka. Kansas. Oklahoma Y Texas. ha-
ciendo IN total de ounce am"'1ca""S.
a ouienos aCompanan cGtro r"Drescn-
tntes del CobierDo Dc Mexico, DOS &c
clos. inCcnie~os militares.
Entire los americancs So eacuentran
los schnros n. T.. Colp. Prcst3"ntH d"
u Division de Texas del Meridian
HIGHWAY" G. \ McNSUChtOn. Secrc-
tario International 10 Ia prop:a Aso-
ciaci6n. Mackir. Fred ". Mal!y.
repreScntante a Ia Division de Rio
Grande.
FL itinerario trazado incluye las ciu
dld.s de Monterrey, Sa!tillo. San Luis
Potosi. Queretaro. J Ia C!udad de Me
xico, que deberan tocar los dlas lu-
nss. ma-tes. iueves. viernes Y sahado
resnectivamente; en Ia capital pern1t-
neceran dos dfas regresaneo de all di-
rectarnente q Laredo. deSpu"s de una
ausencia que durara dieZ Gias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13
MEXICO TROPIEZA CON DOS ESCOLLOS
COHSIDERABLES: SU ENORME RIQUkYA
VEL ANALFABETISMO De SU PUEBLO
Dcarociones cue Presdete Oregon zo IN gsr'oaSt0
ingIes que este ha proporcioaado IA FKEN0A
.su poso p0r San Antonio

Nos dijo Manning que el d!a = del
mes actual celcbr6 una en;revista con
el Presidente Ohreghn. obteniendo de
{! amplias dcc,araciones escritas, pa
"a que las diera a la puhllC!dad en- la
prensa jnclesa que representa- el CO.
rrcSDors1!. Ia IS deClaract0ncs firma-
das por el Jefe del Executive de Me
xico. nos fueron proporc:onadas por Il
pcriodiSta Manning. para su publica-
ci6r en- LA PRENSA.
Las t~arsoribimos po- considerar-
las Le intcvhJ. Dicen asl:
'.Mexico es uno de los pafses que
posee las condolences mas ventajosas
para ascgurar su futuro: 81 situa-
ci6n ceografica. sUs inagotableS ri
Guezas naturales Y su topografia. son
los tres principales factcres para sd
desarrollo.
.Su situaci6n geografica le permi-
te ofrecer sus- produCtos los merca
dos de todo el mundo. va sea Qor sus
p;:e-ios del AJlantico, va por los del
Pacitico. % por Was ferreas Que co..
rrea de nortc sur de la Republica.
..Siendo Mexico un pals que pro-
G1ca materials primas para todas las
induSt-ias conocidaS hasta hoy. y es
tardo considerable como un gran pro
ductor de aceite mineral. estlmado en-
!a actuaEGad como el meJcr combus-
tible podra alcanZar up GeSarroiic
industrial que le permita asimisno
llcvzr una activa competencia- a to-
dos los mercados asegurar Ia mas
sr;oa, ax-;lO+ariSn da Ia Marina Mer-
cante, cuya creaci6n Sc juZga lndiS-
persable por constituir un factor
principalfsimo en- la lucha comerciai.
La situaci6n topografica de Me-
xico es tarnbisn exceptional: las dos
terceras parties de su terrltorlo tie
nen una elevation entire seis ocho
mil pies sobre el pivel del mar, Sc
paraudo estas altiplanicies, de las
costas del Pacffico Y del Colo de Ne
xico las dos Crandes cordilleras que
llevan por nornbre Sierra Maore Oc-
ciGeGtal Y Sierra Nadre Oriental. por
cuyas yertientes bajar los principa-
les rios que desembocan en- los ma
res aludidos, pudiendo desarrollar
aquellos. en- su descenso. un cnorme
caudai de energia eleCtrica que seria
mas que suficiente para electrician
todas las Was fsrTeas que uene ac-
tualneRte Mexico y las que en- 10 su-
ceaivo Sc construyau,' asf como para
aplcarla 4 todas las industrias de
la Republica. Este pin Significa la
mejor reserva de fTerza para e. ca
so remote. pero possible, de que Sc
agotaran en- Mexico las fuentes pc
fPasa Ia PaRina h
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13
ELOGIO De Ia coLONIA

Cuando TOGO cl tUrrc al Director de
ia PREM 81" para hsccr Uso de IA
palabra. suhi6 a la tribuna. y prlHci-
pi6 por encomtar IA bueRa disposition
de Ia colonla meNICana a. Unirse tan
s6lidamerte como 10 esta hacienda en-
todas parties Y cxpreS6 su deseo para
cue rcios y caGa Uno De los mexiCa-
nos Sc preoCupen por q buen rombre
de Ia raza. hacienda todoS los esfuerZos
Que esJsn a sU alcaNCr para dlCD:flcar
a IA patria en- el cNtra7je-o; traJ6 am
plis-nen;c "a forTna en- que eos COM
pat-ioy1s han -HSpondido SIeUPTe las
buenas obras. Y dilo:
~Yo no TIE carsarS Dc citar cuantas
wees venca colacihn. q noble ejeU-
plo. IA gran demostraci6n de union y
de amor cue di6 i Colonia meNlcana
cuando a raIz de los temblorcs de Ee-
racruz. el a5o pasadO, cn SeIs Sernanas
envt6. por corducto Dc Ia PSENSA'
cuarenta Y siete mil dollaceS. para sus
he-manOs los damnlfICadoS que oahid0
quedado sin hocar a consecUencia del
terremoto que aSoI6 aqusila region dc
nuesrra patria.'
En- seEu,Ga rcco-d6 los preSentes,
que Sc encuerJran p-6Nimas las tieS-
ras del CerJeOa-lo d. IA IHdependencIa
de Mexico. Y dijo. "Yo QUlerO. en- eSta
solernne OCCASION. eNp0Der uH proyecto.
del!near una ide,.. para Que sea aQu.,
en- esta -rlbuua d"Sde doHCe lance. c:gA
moslo 4Si. el primer proyecu! que Ia
de ab-i- IN ei saur!r d. toda Il co.o1la.
IN profundo sl.-co en- donde trut.flGue
Ia simiente de todas las MOBILES en-
preSaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13
UN HOMBRE
VIGIlANDO AL ASTRO


El astr6nomo Cromellin, desde hace
tempo veafa observando Ia aparici6n
del cometa de que Sc trata- en- ell OBJ
servatorio de Greenwich. que es uno
dc los mas completes Y bien servidos
del mundo, v que esta situado a seis
millas del Puente de Londres, en- Ia
Gina de una eminencia que mide 1S0
pies de altura, en- el centro del hermo-
So parque de Greenwich.
De acuerdo con los estudios del as
tronomo tngles Ell cometa de que Sc
trata pasara por Ia orbita de Ia terra
precisamente ell dfa 20 de Junio, para
cuando nos encontremos en- el mismo
punto. Juzga ell sabio que Ell choque
entire nuestro planeta el misterioso
viajero del espacio sera inevitable y
que los resultados de ese choque produ
ciran fenomenos dignos de observarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-13
coNFERENciO CON HARDING
MRS. CLEMONS GOULD

TelegrGma EspcriaI nara La PEENSA
WASHINGTON. JUNO l2.-La "eho-
ra Katherine Clemons Gould, PTeSl-
denta de Ia Carnara ln;ernaciona! t'e-
rnerira de Comercio cstuvo a VlSltaF
hov al Preadente Harding. con Qulen
two una corferencia. Mrs. Clemons
Gould pa-tira manana. juntamente
con las dcmas deleCadas de esa Or
carlzaci6n para ia Ciudad de Mexico,
a donde van para corcurrir Ia Con-
venci6n International de CamaraS de
r.omercio que Sc inaugErara on aque-
la ca.piral 81 dia del prescntc mes
hain los auspicios del gobicrno mex
cann.