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The daily times., 1921-10-08
DE VALERA DECLARES
IRELAND A UNIT.

Dublin, Oct. Tt was announced
at Dublin Mansion House yesterday
that the Dali Eireann's plenipotenti-
aries will leave for London this
morning to attend the Irish Peace
Conference next Tuesday.
A deputation of representatives
from County Antrim waited upon Ea-
mon de Valera and petitioned against
their inclusion in the Northern Par
lament.
De Valera expressed sympathy with
the petitioners and said that Ireland
was naturally unit and that any at
tempt to depart from the whole ma
tion as a unit led necessarily to poll
tica1 absurdities. Dividing Ireland, he
said, did not get rid of minority
problems, but multiplied them. The
unity of Ireland, he declared, was
as much a fundamental principle as
that of self-determination, both be-
ing based on right and justice.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
SHIPPING RATES
UNDERGO A CUT
Made That Brit
ish Shippers Would Not Of
fer Reasonable Compromise.

Washington, Oct. S.-AnnOuncing
the American merchant marine was
prepared to fight for cargoes of Egyp-
tian cotton on a fair basis the ship
ping board has put into effect rates
between Alexandria and New York
10 shillings below those offered by
British shipping concerns which have
hitherto controlled the business. Pub
fishing of the news of reduced rates
followed the breaking off of nego-
tiations between the British and
American shipping board.
The board declared the comprOm-
Use offered by the British was unac-
ceptable because it awarded only SO
per cent of the sailings from Alex
andria and further because of exist
ing contracts between British lines
and Alexandria gave the former an
advantage over their competitors
The daily times., 1921-10-08
REPUBLICANS ARE
IN QUANDARy OVER
SUR TAX QUESTION
EASTERN OPPOSITION
Majority Leaders Confer With
a View to Working Out
Some Plan Whereby the
Two Thousand Dollars Ex-
emption Allowed Corpora
tions Could be Eliminated.

Washington, Oct s. - Having
over tax revision legislation. Repub-
lican leaders in the Senate were fac
ed today with another serious de-
lection. The chief point in the con-
rate the opposition being led by a
group of prominent senators from
eastern states.
The sur tax increase constituted a
program agreed on by the leaders af-
ter conference with senators
from western states. House leaders
who have been called into confer
for the house rate Representative
Mondell of Wyoming and Chairman
Fordney declaring they saw no
reason now for a change.
Conference among majority lead
ers were continued today with a view
to working out some plan whereby
the $4,000 exemption allowed corpor-
atiOns could be eliminated in the
case of larger tax payers affected. 1t
was suggested the exemption be
made to apply only the corporations
having incomes below $4,000 or
$4,000 but there seemed some diff
Guilty in reaching an agreement where
the dividing line should be drawn.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
WOOD PREDICTS
AMERICA ALWAYS
FRIEND OF JAPAN
SPEAKS IN TOXIC
The Report of Strained Rela-
tions Between the Two Ma
tions, General Wood De-
clares is the Work of IRE
sponsible Persons and Total
ly Without Foundation.

Toxic, Oct. Stalk of trouble be-
tween the United States and Japan
was deprecated by Leonard Wood,
Governor General of the Philippines
i'll an address before the American
Japan society here Thursday. He in
sisted there was no reason why japan
and Americans should be unable to
arrive at an understanding on ev-
cry subject
There has been a great deal of
loose and foolish talk about trouble
between Japan and the United
States" said Gen. Wood But all this
is nonsense. l think know the Amer
lean people well, and l am certain on
their part there is no desire or in
tent1on to dwell on any but the
friendliest terms with Japan. The
flags of Japan and America stood
side by side in the Great War in the
battle for fair dealings between ma
tions. They are going to stand to-
gether always.
Loose and idle reports by ire
sponsible persons have been largely,
responsible for this talk of strained
relations. Americans want to build,
up trade and commerce but welcome
open and fair competition. America
is sure Japan asks only the same
Ihere is room enough for all.
1T would be a terrible reflection
On modern civilization if two great
peoples like Japan and America could
not get together around the confer
ence beard and settle all or nearly all
of their difficulties. We cannot hide
the fact that great issues may arise
which will challenge all our will and
diplomacy but there seems to be
nothing in the present attitude to-
justify suspicious Of such an issue
No one can visit Japan and go away
unfriendly to her. I and my COL
leagues came here as friends and will
leave here with warmer regard for
Japan
The daily times., 1921-10-08
SEARCH is ON
FOR SUSPECT

Conyers, Ga, Oct. 7.-Search was
today for Joshua Pressly,
an 18 year old negro charged in a
warrant sworn out here last ngiht
with the murder of his former en-
ployer Chas. E. Reagan, banker and
planter whose body was found in
the Yellow river.
Reagan was said to have had
Pressly arrested once charged with
stealing but to have gone on his bail
Reagan is said to have obtained a
permit to carry pistol to protect
himself against Pressly
The daily times., 1921-10-08
BOTH MANAGERS CONFIDENT

BOTH MANAGERS CONFIDENT.
New York, Oct. S.-'We are off
now" Watch us from this time on
is John McGraw's message to the
public today.
I'VE will be right back to victory
was the message from Miller Higgins
OF the Yankees.
Il am more certain now than ever
that the Giants will win the series''
AcGraw said -'I will probably pitch
Douglas today
Asked if the defeat yesterday dis
couraged him Huggins laughed and
said why should I be discouraged
with the odd game tucked away, and
two pitchers who have conclusiveIy
proved they could stop the Giants to
call upon
The daily times., 1921-10-08
YOUTH IS ACCUSED
OF BRUTAL MURDER
OF LITTLE CHILD
ASSERTS INNOCENCE
Little Girls Body Was Found
in Clump of Woods, Had
Been Tied, Attacked and
Stabbed Twenty Five Times,
Child Was Only Twelve
Years of Age.

Madison, N. j., Oct. S.-Frances
Kluxen, a Ia year old boy, was held
by the police today on the charge of
committing one of the most brutal
crimes in the history of New Jersey
murder of Janet Lawrence aged IL.
The little girls body was found in
a clump of woods Janet had been
trussed up, hand and foot with a
rope, attacked and then stabbed 25
times
Young Kluxen denied all knowledge
of the crime.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
READY TO HELP
THE UNEMPLOYED
Responses Have Been Received
From Many Cities Through
out the Country.

Washington, Oct. S-Quick re-
sponses to request and from the
conference on unemployment max
ing effective it's emergency program
for the relief of the jobless was re-
ported by the central agency.
Of all towns east of the Mississippi
and kilograms to all west urging
adoption of the conference measure
and replies are coming IN in large
numbers declaring readiness to
adopt the recommendations.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
TOBACCO NEWS ON
THE WILSON MARKET.

The average price paid for
tobacco on the Wilson market
yesterday was :SO.2S cents per
pound according to the report
by MIR. ii. B. johnson, secre-
tary of the Wilson tobacco
board of trade. The total sales
amounted to 496,654 pounds
yesterday. The receipts were
$50, ,42G.21.
Secretary Scott has on cN-
hibitiOn in the Chamber of
Commerce an especially fine
specimen of tobacco grown in
this vicinity. The tobacco, light
of color and vclvety of texture,
sold for $1.25 per pound.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
KILLED SCHOOL MATE.

MacLenney, Fla, Oct. g.
LOnnie Gainey, 13 years old,
is in Jail without bail to await
the action of the grand jury
as the result of a killing at
Hurnett's school house yeSter-
day of Leonard Dugger the
son OF a prominent farmer.
One of the boys it was said had
tobacco in his pocket during
school hours and the other is
said to have informed the
teacher. The boys quarrelled
and Gainey drew Il knife and
cut Dugger'S throat.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
LEEDS MARRIES ROYALTY.

Paris, Oct 8.-Wm. B. Leeds, Jr.,
and the late VIM. B. Leeds, the Tin
Plate King" of Richmond, Indiana
and bride, Xena, neice of Queen and
by civil ceremony at four O'Clock
this afternoon.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
RAINING AT 4 p. M.

Polo Grounds, Oct. St began to
rain hard at one O'Clock and the
prospects for today's game looked
dubious. The crowds in the uncovered
seats used newspapers to protect
themselves from the rain. Ruth came
to the game and sat in the grand
stand. His arm is in a sling.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
POPE'S CASE TO JURY.

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct S.-The
case of John H. Pope, attorney charg
ed with murder as the result of the
killing Of Geo. H. Hickman by Frank
Rawlings during an attempted rob-
berry by Rawlings went to the jury at
IL o'clock
The daily times., 1921-10-08
FOUR |NCHESOF
SNOW LAST NIGHT
Blowing Rock Experienced
Snow Fall Unusually Big for
the Time of Year.

Hickory. Oct. 8.-The first snow
in the mountains around
Blowing Rock last night according to
reports reaching here. Blowing Rock
is AZ miles north of here. The snow
the season, even in the mountains.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
GARDNER
DIED SUDDENLY

Goldsboro, Oct. S.-Walter M.
Gardner, district deputy under the
late United States Marshal w. T.
Dortch for the eastern District of
North Carolina died suddenly at his
home here today from what is be-
lieved to be acute indigestion.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
FRosYs PROBABLE TONIGHT.

Washington, Oct. S.-Frosts are
probable tonight in Tennessee in the
east Gulf, Middle and South Atlantic
states except in Florida Fair wealth
er was indicated for tonight and Sun
day with the exception of southern
Florida where rain is predicted
The daily times., 1921-10-08
CAROLINA AND YALE TODAY.

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. S.-Yale
which is playing North Carolina to-
day was prepared to put it's strongest
men on the field for the first period
at least The Blue had heard the Tar
Heels were husky.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
STOCKS.

New York, Oct. 8.-A few changes
of note occurred at the irregular op-
ening of the stock market today.
Mexican Petroleum was the only
prominent stock to reflect further
progress. Great Northern Oil and
American Sugar were lower.
The daily times., 1921-10-08

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14TH DOLLAR DAY
Next Friday, October 14th is Dollar Day in Wilson
On that day the merchants of Wilson will offer bar
gains at 81 90, which you cannot afford to miss
Come early spend the day. visit stores look over
the stocks and make your purchases.
The Daily Times will issue it's Dollar Day Edition
next Wednesday. Save this paper, read the advertise
ments, note the bargains and come to Wilson Fri
day and avail yourself of the opportunity to
heard of values.
The daily times., 1921-10-08

Roscoe c. Arbuckle has been ar
violation of the Volstead prohibition
law in having unlawful possession of
intoxicating liquors.
The daily times., 1921-10-08

The Mecklenburg, IN. CO. county
commissioners will be indicted un-
less they carry out the counsel and
command of the grand jury that the
courthouse be improved.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
GENERAL NEWS

The Secretary of State in West
Virginia has recently refused infor-
NAL application for a charter of in
corporation made by the Ku Klux
Klan.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
COLDER TONIGHT.

For North Carolina: Fair and
colder tonight; probably light frost
west portion; fresh northwest and
west winds.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
GAME POSTPONED.

Polo Grounds, New York,
Oct. 8.-Because Of rain the
fourth game of the Worlds
Series between the New York
Americans and New York Ma
tionals scheduled for this af-
ternoon was postponed.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
DAVIDSON SENDS STRONG TEAM

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. S.-Davidson
College sent stronger team here to
meet the Georgia Techs today than
a year ago, according to it's support
ers who hoped to hold the Tornadoes
to less than the Sc to victory of last
gmae.
The daily times., 1921-10-08
BABE RUTH CAN'T PLAY TO-DAY,

New York, Oct. 3.-Babe Ruth an
nounced today that he would not play
in this afternoons game against the
Giants because of an abscess on his
left arm.
The daily times., 1921-10-08

THE WILSON DAILY TIMES, AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM THAT
GETS DIRECT RESULTS FOR IT'S
USERS, FOREIGN AND LOCAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-03
LOS 8ARCOS AMERlCANOS NO
CARGAN PETROLEO EN-
TAmPiCO

Telcg-auG Especial pcTG LII PRENSi".
TAMPICO, lamps. julio 1.-Duran-
te los ult:mos dias de yun!o y has;a
las doce de il noche del dia de aver,
Sc adyirti6 una enorme accividaG en-
rs estaciones de bombeO d. este
puerto para cargar grandes cantida-
dcS de aceite con el fin dc Hbrarse de
los uuevos impuestos de eXpOrtaCioa q
eutrarCn en- vigo- hoy. Ia rada qued6
des.erta algunas horas, pe-o despues
.comeuzaroN 4 llegar algunos barcos-
taurUes eXcranjeros, especialmente in
sieSes- y carSaron el combustible su-
jetdadose al nuevo inpuesto. Las en-
ha-cac!ones americanas Sc han abste-
n:fo de tomar aceite en- espera de
las irStruccjones de sus respecivas
empresas.
Il General Arnulfo p Come, Jefe
de las Operaciones Miiitares en- Ia
rlaU.ipaS, pidi6 inst-ucciones por te-
lagrato respecto y 10 que debe hacer
para dar ayuda 4 millares de obreros
eue Guedaron cesantes en- Ta1npico
-, motive de Ia suspension de ira
bajos en- Ia zona petrolera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-03

La iniciativa de LA PRENSA pa
"a construis dos escuelas en- Dolores
Hidalgo Guanajuato por cuenta fae
IA colonia mexicana que reside en- los
Estados Unidos- como homenaje de
amor a Ia patria en- OCCASION a. Prlmer
Centenario de Ia Independence naclo-
nal. ha tenido una tranca aceptaclon
en- todos los nacionales que Vlvmos
en- este pals, no solamenee ehtre
nosotros ha encontrado eco, sino que
ha traspasado las tronteraS, y ha loo
a repercuitir en- el propio coraZon oe
nuestro pals, en- donde Ia lnlciatlEa Sc
ha escuchado como IN eco VlSoroso
que dice O nuestros hermanoS como
saben honrar los mexicanos Que re-
siden en- este gran pals Ia patrla ie-
Jana a sus heroes.
Testimonio de nuestras palaoras son
las dos cartas que en- oTo luGI III
sertamos y las cuales estan suscritas'
una Dor ell Gobernador de Guana)na-
10, sefior ingeniero Antonio MadraZo'
v Ia otra por el Presidente Secreta-
rio del Consejo Municipal de Dolores
Hidalgo, senores Eyerardo Soto j.
e. Bravo, quienes en- terminus elocuen
tfsimos. 81 bien sencillos, dicen a las
claras Ia calurosa acogida que nues-
tro proyecto ha merecido en- los SEN
timientos de aquellos meXicanos.
Y como 81 todavfa ESQ no fuera su-
ficiente; como 81 Ia iniciatlva quisle-
"a eutronizarse mas aun en- los cora
zones de los compatriotas, nos Aesan
ahora algunas cartas mas que ponen
de relieve el sentir de la colonia Ia
nobleza y generosidad que caoe Ell
los pechos de los buenos meGlcahos'
La colecta que en- dias pasados a
nuncianos haber llevado a cabo tn
grupo re senoras Y sehoritas de Ia
ciudad de San Marcos, Texas, ha lie
gado a nosotros; en- nuestra hSta de
hoy la consignamos, y en- esta reseha,
daremos a la publicidad los conceptos
que las damas de San Marcos eN-
presan. para que todos vean conn
alientan los corazones femeninos, y co
mo piensan las mexicanas. La carta
! estA firmada por IA sonora Josefa {.
de Gonzalez Ia senorita Julia Con
zalez y dice asi:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-03
Sc SUSPENDERA LA
IMPORTACEONDEL
PETROLEO
EIIo Significant un gran
beneficio para la in
dustria de Esta-
dos Unidos

Telec-c,na Especial para LA PRENSA".
NUEEA YORK, julio 2.-En los
circuios petroleIos bien informados Sc
asegura que IA suspension de los en-
barQues de petr6leo en- Tanpico re-
presentan el 80 por ciento de II
production de esa zona petrolera y
que clio significa que cesara inmedla-
tamente "a corrientc de petr6leo mexi-
cano hacia este pals. 10 cual redunda-
ri en- henefiCio de los productores
americanos de petr6leo.
Sc han hechO esfuerzos para loGTar
que el Gobierno meX.cano rebaje los
impuestos de eXportaci0n. pero los que
han estudiado Ia situaci6n green que
e. momento actual no es propicio
para conscguir tai objeto.
Los productores anericanos de pc
tr6leo en- Mexico han eStado trayendo
el petr6leo meXicano los EstaGos
Unidos han procurado tener STEM
pre- en- movimiento Sus buques ira
yendN. petr6leo. mas ahora, las COM
panfaS que tienen Contratos para en-
trcgar c!erta cantidad de aceite cada
afo en- los centros americanos : que
hasta ahora 10 han obtenido de los
campos mcxicanos. Sc veTan obligadas
4 comprarlo en- los Estados Unidos
Cump,ir sUs compromises.
Henry Doheny ana Company, reci-
bio un cableCrama de sus rePreScn-
tantes en- Tampico en- que Sc lie fico
que Ia Asociaci6n de PetroleroSl en-
Tampico ha Suspendido todos los en-
barques de aquel puerto y que Sc IA
isuspendido e. remolQue de buQues, d
causa de las tarifas de exportaci6n
que desde aver Sc han puesto en- vi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-03
SEGUNDO ROUND

Fue este sin duca el mas. sensacio-
ma! Y en- doude el frances estuvo me-
jor, llegapdo casi a verse con el trittn-
70 en- las manos. Carpenter err6 un
golpe con la izquierda, embrazandose
los luchadores. pero al desprenderse
el frances. Dempsey logrG asestarle
IN golpe con Ia derecha en- Ia !nandi-
bula yGadosele enciIna sin dejar de
propinarle golpes con "a derecha, en-
Ia cabeza. El frances tir6 un golpe
redondo con Ia izquierda que resulto
corto. pero logr6 asestar!e su con-
trincante seis golpes con "a derecha
izQuierda en- las mandfbulas que 10
hicieron tambalearse Y voiverse loco
por IN momento, que quiza 81 hubie-
ra sabido aprovechar mejor el fran
ces al Inenos 81 sus golpes hubieran
s!do lie mas fuerZa, el campeon hu-
biera dejado de ser!o en- ese round.
Pero no fue asf, gracias su extraor-
dinaria constitution, pudo recobrarse
pronto ' volverse contra 81 agresor
con tai furia, que le paTti6 el ojo iz-
quier6o al frances de un puhetaZo que
le propin6 con Ia izquierda, Ia hem
da fu& debajo del ojo. Carpenter erro
un golpe de vuelo con la derecha y
otro tanto le pas6 a Dempsey en-
brazandose los luchadores para pro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-03

Teleg:ama Especial para "a PRENSA"
NUEEA YORK, julio 1.-The World
puhlica un cablegrama especial de
Mexico en- que Sc dice: "El Secretario
Gales MEGA 10 asegurado por Michel
son, de que el no este de acuerdo con
las recientes declaraciones del Presi-
Obreg6n respecto del articulo 81 y
que tanto el Gabinete como Ia OPT
MON publica general Sc han dividi-
do en- cuanto a IL Interpretation de
dicho articulo.
"El Secretario Gales dice que de-
sea que Sc lie cite un solo case por
aquellos que sostienen que el articulo
eS confiSca toriO que tiene efecto re-
troactivo, en- que Sc haya aplicado ESQ
articulo con Caracter contscatorS =,
desde que Sc promulg0 espera que
por Ia preHsa Sc dcsigne csc solo ca
so, pues el sostiene eutaccamente que
no IIene tai Caracter.
EN- cuanto a L opinion que Sc d.
Ee prcvalece en- los circulos de Ia Casa
Blanca de que el PreSidente Obregon
procure en- Su declaration hacer IN
lado al Departamento de Estado y
apclar d!rectamente al pueblo ameri1
cano. Gales manifesto que 10 que
e. Presidente procure con Ia decla-
raciGn publiGada en- el World iua de-
finir L. actitud de Mexico respecto de
cisrtas cuestiones que estan ahoTa <
discussion entire los dos paises, para
de esa 4narera afianzar mas Ia amis-
tad entire ambos.
Il Sccretar!o Gales a corTersa-
10 con el Presidente Ob-eg0n soor-
e! particular y hablando en- nombre
de estos afirma que al eXponer su po-
Utica por medic de las columnas del
World le gui6 la conviction fntima
dc que todos sus aCtos intenciones,
deben ser conocidos por el publico :.
indica que tai ha sido su prop6sito
desde que comenzG 81 administra-
ci0n"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-03

JERSEY CITY julio LA lucha
dc box Dempsey -Carpeitier, en- "a que
el campeonato naundial iba de por me-
dio. Sc efectu6 hoy en- esta cludad'
constituyenGo ei ocontec!micnto pUSi-
.istico mas sona-o en- mas. de dos de-
cadas( tanto por el caracter de inter-
-acional Que presentaba cuando por
Il nagnicud de las cautidades que en-
ella Sc verSaron-
En- este sensational encuentro, re-
suits vencedor e. campeor Dempsey,
que loGr3 poaer fueCa de comnate a Su
CoDtr.acante en- el cuarto round. "a
lucl5. propiameate dicha. fuera de DOS
tres dctalles, puede 6ecirse que no
.alCalzo el grado de intens!dad que
IuUchos esper2oar. dado los eIoglos
que Sc habfa2 hccho del caInpeon eu-
roPeo. pero tar=poco puede decirse
que estuvieCa falta de tntecss pueS eS-
20 20 deSpe-t6 p-incipalmente IA cir
cunstancia de ser IN retador extranle-
70 el que pretenCFa llevarse IA corona
del campeonato. = sste car4cter de in
terracionalisno fUe 10 CUE sin duda
creo ei sensacioraisTno. al Srado ue
Que practicamen,e. todo el muudo Sc
hauaba pendiente del torneo.
Carpcntier, sin embargo. derroSaao
TODD, deja muy bien sentada 81 IA
ma, como pugilista inteligerte ha1
bill. que 81 en- esta ocasiou fus vcuci-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-03
GALES CONTESTA, LOS
CARGOS QUE HIZO
"THE WORLD"
Dice que no hay en- Mexico
boIsheU;kismo y que
todo eSfG en- paz.
,eIerrana Especial nn-n LA pRENsAn

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio l.
Sobre los cargos cue Charles Michel
son publicara en- THE World' de
New York, fue interrogado el General
Plutarco Elias Gales, Secretario dc
Gobernaci6n, por los periodistas. Ca
Hes dijo que no era cierto que Mexico
conservara intenciones confiscatorias
en- sec-eto sino que su polftica era
sana desprovista de subterfugios y
que el mismo Presidente 10 ha demos
trado en- todos sus actos.
Con respecto q que el Gobierno no
tiene el control sobre cinco sells
Estados donde segGn el "World', los
respectivos Gobernadores y jefes mi
litares obran a su antoio, DECLARE que
no era verdad, pues todos Sc han ma
nifestado adictos al Gobierno Y mos
trado su absolute discipline Ia Fe-
deraci6n.
Rcfiri&ndose a que Mexico este mi
nado por el bolshevikisno que Sc
extiende hasta en- los miembros del Ga
biuete; respondi6 que era falso, pues
en- Mexico no existia e. bolshevikismo
sino unicamente un deseo vehemente
de rnejoramiento de las clases obre-
raS V cue esa aspiration Ia compartfa
tambien el Gob!erno, es decir Eel deA
SEQ de mejoramicnto del proletaI iado
en- general"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-03
CONSTRlURA E GOb|ERNOMEX|CANO
i'm OLEODUCTO 4 TRAVES DEL |STMO
Je7cuatro lones de pesos seran inverdos obra
seg1n Sc acordo en-
Consejo de Ministries
Suspenden sus !abores
yarias companias
Eetroleras
TelcEra='a Especial para LA fRENSA.-
EiI-DAn DE -NfENIcO i,tiin i

TelcErarna Especial para LA fRENSA."
CICDiD DE -MENCO. julio l.
(Recibido con retardo).-En eI Conse-
10 de Ministries que Sc efectu6 hoy,
fus tratada y aprobada Ia construc-
ci0n de IN gran oieoducto traves del
itsno de Tehuantepec, entire Puerto
Mexico y SaIra Cruz, en- ei que Sc IN
verl:ra pOr cUenta del Gobisrno, Ia
enorIne surna de veinticuatro Milo
nes de pesos.
Fl PreSidents de Ia Republica de-
c}ar6 que no seria modificado el i'm
puesto del petroleo sobre exportaci0n
) que este debera ser pagado taI CO.
mo 10 fila ei, decreto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-03
NO HUBO DESGUST0
En- ell seno de Ia delegation
de la "PaR-Amer;caR
Round Table"

Aver tarde estuvleron en- "a Di-ec-
ci6n de La PRENSA las senoras
Florence GriswoId y Juana z. de Long.
presidenta socia respectiramente, de
Ii Pan Orer!can Round Table" FL
oSjeto De su vista. fue 81 expresar
que carecia de fu0dansnto, Il noticfa
ttelegrafSca que transmItiera . es
periodico su cor-esponsal ea IA CiU-
dad de Mexico. relativa a dissustos
zen Ell seno de "a delegation de Il Pan
American Round Table. que fue a
Mexico du-aate el mes pasado.-
Seg1n Sc nos dijo. no hubo tai dis
gusto. pues CUE 81 IS yerdad que "a
delegation Sc divid!6. regresando q
San Antonio prinero una psrte &c
ella, fUs debido a CUE Guienes hicte-,
ron el viate de regrsSo con anterior
dad Sc vieron obligadas clio por de-
beres faniliaren.