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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
lead THESE INSTRUCTIONS
/ CAREFULLY

Following is list of the club MEM
| efs that are still in the race for the
/ rlze automobiles and other valuable
. ERrds.
liss Susie Mcfarland. Titusville- p?
fiss Guida Fuquay. City. -..-....-???
! liss Rubye Holland. D. Beach. =. ~?
! .iss Thelna Alderman. City. ....??
iss Olive Hinsky, City.
, jss Lila Sims. City ....~-...--......... ~
r.. Harold G. Rose. d. Beach p
rs. ]. w. Hippard. D. Beach. ??
} iss Hazel Hankins. City. ... p?
IS. HARRIET NJ Graham. City. ??
lss Marguerite Vann. City. p?
\ rs. A. H. Hewitt. City ??
\ tss Mabel Ellsworth. Ormond -. ??
The end Of the last week is drawing
n ar. Only two short days remain
b fore the greatest Salesmanship
G nb Campaign ever conducted in
p lytona and vicinity will close, and
d Is last week is finding all of the
n naming club members hard at work
q ring to get their last few votes.
Riding ON tie crest Of this wave of
q thusiasni are ambitious candidates
n i'm every section Of the territory
q erting vigorous efforts to capture
ID } prizes that will be awarded
ID a few days hehce. In both the city
q the outf.ofstown section is gath
81 ng a storm of votes that will be
81 owered upon the campaign Office at
ID final moment.
The race Is too close to bank upon
ary possibilities. and there are too
~ ny persons interested in every can
- ate TO insure anyone else an easy
VI tory. Oyerconfidence loses many
b. ties sRelaxation at this stage of
~ game is suicidal to success. De
- mination to win, coupled with re-
lfi tless activity in vote gathering.
vi make. winner. outs OF any eandi-
da Q. This eleventh hour chance to
ma Ike whirlwind dash TO the finish
& nance to get your share of the
-, 100 worth Of handsome prizes.
! resent Indications. poiaf is Z hair,
hrs adm HIiish, AND il is eeftail8 that
the rizes win be I'm by the candi-
a. luai most deserves them. No
a1s sandidate sean appear certain OF
VIC 81, ADD there is abuLda Mt specula.
tlpl a. 10 the final outcome. This last
YES gin count NIKE 1t count for
,4s - seemst.tp: be unaniWnns. this
~ Az srafaee A.at rs characteristic of
me csnsiidatesf aud the final few days
xill undouoteaiy Witness the most spir.
stet kalfl7 snat has ever taken place
c CLOSING RULEs-iMPoRTANT
Etsh Ciab member is asked by the
cais paian manager to fully acquaint
heC I'll with the following rules. Ii
thei is any question about any part
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27
Sleighride to
BrattlebOrO .
Monday and Thursday
MONDAY


To accommodate school children.
Leave South Newfane ..... els a. IN.
Leave WilliamSviIle . $50 a. m.
Leave West DummerstOn go. 7.05 a. m.
Arrive BrattlebOrO ....... 500 a. m.
RetUrn--Leaye BrattIebOrO $780,. d. m.
THURSDAY-FOr shoppers.
Leave South Newfane ...... 500 a. m.
Leave WilliamsviIle .. SIS a, m.
Leave West DummerstOn. 49,. $50 a. m.
Arrive BrattIebOrO ..... 9.45 a. m.
Return-Leaye BrattlebOrO. -. p. m.
VIII do errands and carry express.
E. j. DODGE
PhOnes-SOuth Newfane 23-2.
BrattIebOrO, Whites Stable s3-W
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27
A Card.

We wish to express our sense of deep
to the many friends for their
expressions of kindness and sympathy by
word and deed during the Illness and at,
the time of the death and burial of ouf
mother.
The Brockington Families.
BrattleborO. Dee. 27.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27
CLIMATIC EFFECT ON WOOD
oratory Have Been of Great
Value in Aeronautics.

In the great laboratory at Madison,
Wis, maintained by the United States
forest service for Woodworking ex-
periments a special study has recently
been made of the effects of various
climatic conditions upon airplane
propellers.
In one room, by regulation of
warmth and moisture, the climatic
conditions of southern Texas or arid
Egypt were reproduced. 1t was found
that propellers subjected, to these
conditions had a tendency to dry out.
flatten and become unbalanced,
In another room the climate of the
Amazon valley was initiated. This
caused propellers to warp badly and
to change their shape so much as to
become totally unfit for use.
1t was found that coat of alum
mum leaf did best service as a water
proof covering for propellers, which
when thus protected, may be exposed
to a high humidity for long time
without Wrapping. Leaf aluminium, is
SO thin that from 10000 to 1900 lay
ers of it are required to make an inch
in thickness. One pound will cover
ITO propellers, at a cost of GO cents
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27
is LARGEST SWimhlINa FeoL
One in Madison Square Garden, New
York City, Contains 100000
Gallons of Water.

Largest and most hygienic fresh
water swimming pool ever installed
within a permanent, rooted structure
is in Madison Square garden, New
York city. Covers an area of more
than 100000 square feet Contains
100000 gallons of water when filed.
Cost $250,O00 to establish the pool.
Floor OF, pool has a graduated slope
toward the center. At the Madison
avenue end an initial depth of three
feet. The Fourth avenue end, a por-
ton reserved for, as one put it, "la-
dies and kiddies," starts with a depth
of about two feet. An existing tunnel
transyersing the center of the garden
had been utilized in the development
of the diving and water polo pool,
1914 feet deep. The latest adoption
Of the ultra violet ray was used in
tiltering and sterilizing the water. A
system of vacuum cleaners was pro-
vided for the cleaning of the walls
and floor of the pool while still full of
water.
Some 5000 private dressing-rooms !;
1000 steel lockers in the general dress
ing-rooms; 5000 bathing suits for both
sexes provided, 1000 more for the chill
dren. A special electrical washing
and drying machine for cleansing
them. Open until after midnight in
order that parts may enjoy a plunge
after the theater. On the box fronts
along the entire circumference of the
arena duplicate of the Thorwalsden
frieze depicting the triumphant entry
of Alexander into Babylon.-Robert
Cortes Holiday in Les1ie's.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27
World Saved twice at Marne.

About 300 years ago two skeletons
were unearthed near Journal. France
They have just been identified as Mr.
and Mrs. Childeric. The name may or
may not be familiar Mr. Childeric
was king of the Franks, the ancient
French, in the year 451, when the
Franks and their allies stopped At.
tia the Hum and his invading Chinese
armies at the Marine, the same river
where the French stopped William the
Hun in the great war. Childeric's bat.
tie determined that Europe was tC
have a white instead of a Monaghan
civilization. Three hundred thousand
dead were left on the field. Now Chill.
deric and his legions are nearly for
gotten, but the world still has a vel.
low peril. especially If the white na,
tons continue to make war against
one Notwithstanding Eagle.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27
To Church by AirpIanes.

"Are you ready for church. John?'
almost. Mary, but I'm afraid the
air will be rather Tough this morn
ing"
That may be the general trend OF
any early Sunday morning converse.
ton between husband and wife if
Chaplain \. J. FOltz of Fort Crockett
Galveston island, Galveston, Texas
continues his activities. For to Chap
lain Foltz belongs the unique distinc
ton of having held the first religious
service which the entire congregation
of a town attended by the aid of air.
planes -- -.-
The congregation which helped fill
Chaplain Foltz's church on Galveston
island took off in their airplanes from
Ellington field, Houston, Texas. Tween
ty machines, containing 80 men each
travelled the distance of 80 miles in
about 20 minutes. attended the serv
ices, and flew back to Ellington field
again without mishap.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27

Mr.. f was discussing painting
the house and told the family how paint
was added for two purposes-to beau
tify the house and also to protect it
against the weather. A few evenings
later he was waiting for his wife to
get ready for a party. 1t took her an
unusually long time, and he grew i'm
patient. Finally he sent his twelve
year-old son TO see what she was do
ing.
Now, she was adding rouge to her
cheeks and red from a stick to her
lips. And the son knew father did not
approve of paint, but he did like for
her TO dress warm. So diplomatically
he told him when he went downstairs
Mother is adding little protection
against the weather"
And father was Observation-Disclosures
lis News.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27

EUR SALE-HURSES. | viii arrive
lbs.,-singles 1900 te-4lSeo These.are
hand picked lot. If Won are in the mar
ket for horses. come and look at thi
lot, they only cost few dollars NOR
than those second and third quality
horses. When YOU buy here. YOU take no
chances. Ny horses must be as repre-
sented Godfrey harnesses, collars and
blankets. NJ. J. Tetreault, Greenfield,
Mass. 25l-253
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27
Lowell & Teller
BrattlebOrO's Oldest Reliable
Hardware Store
BrattlebOrO. Vermont

LUNCH OUTFITS
The Standard Universal Outfits. Not
luXury-but a necessity.
PRICES REDUCED
Christmas is a great time for Peppers
Corn Peppers as well as Personal ones.
CARVING SET
of a good quality, priced low.
WASHING MACHINES
We have six Standard Maytag Machines
that we will sell at Actual Cost to us
We believe the Electricians have first
rights to this line of trade and accord
ing to an Advertised AdmOnitiOn, we
drop this line of business.
RAZORS
Why not look real respectable even if
it has to be accomplished by
CLOSE SHAVE?
When you fill that stocking for the Boy
remember he appreciates Jaekknives-
and the Girl appreciates Scissors.
Why do the Scary Skid when we sell
Anti-Skid Cross Chains at regular
Hardware Prices?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE REFORMER
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-27

RIDE TO FORTUNE-We have a
plan to establish you in the motor bus
business in this territory. The greatest
opportunity at hand today with capital
easily raised by you and your friends.
You can earn net profit of 60 per cent a
year in addition to your salary Your
capital remains under your control.
Write today for full particulars. The
Commerce Motor Car Co, Detroit Mich.
PAT 1876 1t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03
Sc HlZo AUESTISTA.

Rendon habfa sido naderlsta, pero =
ra!z del cuartelazo de IA Ciudadeia Sc
hizo huertis:a: en- vista de no haber 10
g-ado sus anbicionss Y por IN DISCUS
10 que tuyo con el jefe del Sobierno en-
auuel entonces, Rendon Sc dedico a
combatir = Ia administration, hUeCtia
na de ALI vino ell que en- IA OCCASION
Que me ocupo. d;jera 10 Que dijo en-
contra del Gobierno y cspeclalmente en-
contra del general Huert2.
POGO despues de que IA manifesto
ci0n Sc diSoiyiG. el general Huerta tu-
vo conocimiento &c 10 que Rend0n ha-
bla dicho. inmediatameatc orden6 a.
Inspector General dc Policia, Joaquin
Pita, que Sc aprehendiera 4 Rendon y
Sc le fusilara irreuis;blemente. e ge-
neral Banquet fus quien di6 IA orden
a Pita de parte del Executive, : el
Inspector General Ia trasmiuo a 81
vez a mi. que era Primer Jefe dc IA
Polc!a ReseryaGa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03
UN TREN PETROLERO
VOLADO EN- Ell RAMAL
DE LA INTERNATIONAL
Sc emplemon l35 kilos de
dinamita habiendo result
tado muertos tres pasaje-
ros y la tripulacion
eler-ana Especisl para IA PRENSA"

Telegrana Especial para LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, noviembre
DE fuentes en;eramente fidedig-
mas Sc sabe que eI tren petrolero Cue
fuc roiado en- el ram;l dc Ia Inter
nacional. conducla la suma de Sc
tenta V cinco mil pesos Y que de cs-
IA cantidad los bandidos asaltantes
solo pudieron recoger cuarenta mil
pesos, pues el resto Sc perdio en- Ia
voladura que rue -tremenda.y que de-
is el tren yolado convertible en- un
monitor de escombros.
Los malhechores, en- cuya persecu-
ci6n Sc han destacado fuerZas mill
tares en- todas direcciones, emp sea-
ron para Ia voladura del convoy l35
k;los de dinamita. habiendo pereci-
dc en- Ia catastrofe tres pas jeros.
seis soldados que iban de escolta y
toda Ia tripulaci0n del tren.
Sc ma podido confirmar que c! je-
fe de los autores de esta nueva ha2a
ra es I'm aleman l!amado Alberto
Wecncr. al que Sc trata de localiZa-
por todos los medios posibles-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03
"Nosotros no hicimos
mas que obedecer
las ordenes del
GraI. Huerta

Francisco Chavez, CUE fue-a lnspec-
tor General de PolicIa en- Il spoca DEL
Cobierno del General Victorisno Huer-
tn ha hecho algunas declarac1ones a
cerca del fuSilamieDto del 0putaoo 30
rapio Rend6n acaecldo en- TLa1nepanNia
en- a ano de 1913, diciendo que en- eSa
mue-te no Uenen culpabihdad aSSna
nj el general Joaquin Pita que era en-
roncess Inspector General de PoncSA nj
&; puesto que amboS no hlcieroa mas
Que obedecer las 6rdenes del general
Huerza- reatiya q "a apprehension del
refer!do diputado-
Sex,io las deciaracioues de ChaVea
ei one curaolio "a orden de fuSila-nlen-
TO dictada por ei general Euerta poE
conducto de IA Secre-a-ia de Guerra y
Marina, entoaceS a cargo del general
Aursiiano Blanquet, fue el Coronel For
tu6o Mirarn6n, Jefe del % CUerpo Ro-
-al acantcnado en- TlalnepanCa-
Chavez. en- IA er-evisLa que con 81
celebramos soorc este particular, Sc ex
p-ssa dc esta mane-a:
Las declaraciones cue voy q EXPIRE
sar, fueron va -endidas prcvlamente
por ante el Consul de Mexico Ell eSSd
ciudad en- ocasi62 4 las que presto
cuando Sc me interrogo acerca de "a
muerte del senador Belisario Dom[n-
Suez, Y 81 ahora las hagu, no persigo
otro objeto sino que Sc haga luz soore
estos asuntos en- los que, por Ia parcia-
lidad q vivs en- Mexico, Sc ha t-atado
1nuchas veces de torcer "a opinion con
fines que u nadie sc oculta Ia tendea-
c!a que abrigan-
FL c-igen dc "a muerte del 6iputado
Eendon fus el diScurso terrible que
prorunC:6 contra ei general Huerta en-
una nanifsstacion que Sc efectuaba
cictto dia ea Maxico-no recuerdo en-
estos momentoS fechas eSactas, Y por
ESQ omitirs sstas-y en- lac cual Rem
don, cue 50 hallaha undo 4 los obre-
ros de "a Casa del Obre-o Mundial'', !,
que era IA que habia organizado aque-
la manifestation. lanz5 !mproperios
contra cI gobierro del general Huerta
contra u perSonahdad de este fun
cionario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03

Los Abogados Chambers, Onion. Ez
eel V wilkins, detensores de los her
manos O'Erien. desarrollaron por 81
orden en- seguita nult;ples faces de
una objection en- IA que en- el fondo
Sc expres6 que era esta Ia pri:uera
vez en- toda IA historic judicial del
Tst2do de Tcaas, en- que por una mis-
ma falta Sc decidia imponer tantas
fianzas .cuantos d:stintos brotes eSta
tenia tendiendo en- esta forna que
el Estado impusiera una sola fianza
cada uno de los acusados en- vez de
una por cada denanda que en- su con
ira Sc habia presentado-
Los abogados fiscaies refataron es
ia moci6n -estableciendo el ejemplo
de que 81 un individuo cometia Glen
O doscientas muertes, el Estado, lie
gado e. case, debia inponer a este in
dividuo una fianza por cada una de
las muertes y no una fianza por to-
daS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03
P|D|ERON AMP AFRO
Los ASA[ TANTES
DEL TREN
TENEN QUE Sc LES FUSILE
AL SER JUzGADO POR LAS
AUTORIDADES NILITARES

Telegrama Especial para GA FRENSA'
ClUDAD DE MEXICO, noyiembre
AL tener conocimicnto do que Sc
rlan juzgados miIitarmente los asal-
tantes del tren de Laredo, fue presen-
tada ante ia Suprema Corte de Jusu-
cia de Ia nacion una petic!on por Jo-
sc Gonzalez CantG, jefe de 10 banda
V por otros detenidos, interponiendo el
recurso de amparo fin de evitar que
Sc les juzgue por medic de los uibu-
males militares, pues temen ser fust-
lados 81 Sc les juZga en- esq forma-
Hasta los momentos de enviar es-
ia information. Ia Sup-ema Corte no
habfa concedido q recurso de ainpa-
70 solicitado, Y por 10 tanto, las auto
ridades uilitares Sc estan preparando
para in:ciar desde luego el juicio su-
marisimo en- que deben ser juZgados
los reos que resultan responsables de
este escandaloso asalto a. convoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03

Como Sc habia indicado el lunes
No. Ia tar6e en- "a Corte del DlstTlto
- aver a las 200 D. m volvio a ira
,arse en "a nisna de los casos de eH
causarniento contra los herTnanos re
ter V Paul O'Brien, por e! sensacIo-
nal asunto de Ia deman6a Gel oanco
ID sullivan and Company's ae! que
nuestro publ:co esta informado con
detalles Y en- ell que figura una can
-;dad de alrsdedor de tres millones
&c d0lares.
So reco-dara que. segCp dij!mos, e.
Raoco Sullivan encauso q los AerIna-
nos O'Brien, habiendo prcsen1Aoo
I63l ciento sesenta y tres oenaAoaS
contra Peter, Q6D cieato sesenta y
,,,a contra Paul. Ell Gran Jurado'
cue conoci6 primero del asunto en- 81
fo-ma actual, habiendo enconSaoo
-asponsables 2 los acusados, los con-
sirn6 a Ia Cor;e del risTito 40, pi-
d;endo. er nombre del Estado, que Sc
seaaIa-a fianZas aInoos heUnanos
nor Ell monte mismo que arroJaran
las demandas que cada uno oe eAos
correspondent, de acuerdo con 10 es
tatufdo por la ley en- estos casos''
contra esa petici6n los abogados de
los acusados interpusieron IN "Ha-
beas Corpus, recurso de ampaTo en-
este case encaminado a que Sc redu-
iera Ia tianza que el Eseado ped'a 4
sus defend!dos, habiendo el Juez Tay
ioe. dc IA Corte en- question, recucloo
ss,as con caracter provisional, 4 IA
suma de S3o.Ooo.oO para cada uno dc
ambos hermanos, sehalAndose al mis-
mo tempo Ia hora de las dos de la
tarde de aver para resolverse 81 Ia
fianza provisional quedaba en- firme
Sc modificaba-
Aver pues, en- este estado el asunto
de los hermanos OBrien, a Ia hora
sefalada, SO reunieron en- 81 local de
IA Corte del Distrito 45 las parties del
asunto. Sc continue su ventilacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03
FUE ANEQUIIADA LA
PARTiDA REBELDE DEL
EX-GENERAL MARRERO
Almazdn informa que fue
batida duranente en- la
Sierra del Rosario, en-
en- ell Edo. de Dgo.

TeIccrans1 Especial pa'o "LA PRENSAs
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, noviembre
c-Se han recibido meHsajes en- Ia
Secretaria de Guerra y Marina, en-
los cualcs cornunica cl general Juan
Andrew Almazan que los rebeldes que
mandaba el ex-gencral Jan Jose Ma
rrero que recientcmente Sc levanto en-
arnas, fueron batidos por sus fuer-
zas en- n Sierra del Rosaio, Estado
de Durango.
Segdn los despachos del general
Almaz4n. las fuerZas federales les hi
cieron 4 los rcbeldes muchos nuer-
tos, Quit4ndoles todo ell material de
guerra que uevaban. logrando disper-
sa- enteramente 4 esoS nGcleos, con
10 cual Sc ha. coHseguido deJar ente-
ramente lr5re de rebeldes a IA region
lagunera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03
&c Yo le die a Rend6n
que Sc tuera para La
Habana porque 10
ibamos q cdpturdr

Que durante acuellos momentos per
manecimos hablando en- voz oaJa, no
pudirnos euterarnos de aqueLa, N
mediatamente nos dirigimos los tres
Ia Secretaria de Guerra peneIanoo
sin perdida de tempo al despacho dei
Secre;ario de Estado que asuaruapa
va IL vista o-denada-
Ante 81, Y despuss de los saiuoos
dc ordenanza, el Ministro interroso
de subito, bruscamente casi, al ms
pector General:
Ell presidente dis orden hace va
rios d!as de aprehender al diputaao
Serapio Rend6n: :puede usted deer
me por que no Sc lie ha aprehenaioo
hasta estos momentos?
M; General, 30 le df desde lueso
Ia 6rden al senor Chavez; que !e al-
ga el. mi general, por que no 10 IA
aprehendido.
Ell general Banquet Sc Vo!Vio 'l7
varente hacia mi, Y antes de que III
viera tempo de interrogarne &c aye
20: s
-Esta en- mi poder esa orden. Sc
nor general pero 81 no Ia he e1ecu-
tado, es porque no tengo ordenes pa
(Pasa a Ia Pag. Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03
RENOON. AMIGO De
CHAVEZ.

RecibI 20 q o-dea, como Rendon
era amigo, pues 10 conoci 6eSde que
t-abajaha en- el dcspacho del IAcen-
ciado jose z. ASpe. decidi retardarla
en- su eJecuci6n y d2r tempo que el
diputado Sc alejara de IL capital: al
dfa siguIente tuve oportdnidad de yer
10 en- el Hotel del ColiSeo. junto al
Teatro Principal. c lnmediatameute le
liable en- 10 privado, alejandouoS al
gunoS pasos del grupo qua fornahan
los amigos con qCieneS ConTersaOa-
CGando eStuylmoS rctiTados lie die:
-TenSo ordepes tsrrlbieS de Euer-
IA contra II: biea puedes imagirarte
en- que cousistan deSde el momento
que sabes u 10 que Sc expone quieu
como II. pronuncia G!ScurSos de n
raturaleza del que antier dljiSte en-
Ia Alameda; por 10 tanro. te aconSe-
jarla que salieras de Ia capital, que te
fueras a u Habana o bien que te es-
cond!eras. pCes aunquc yo no tenSo
intencion4s de cumplir eSa orden, no
+: tara quien 10 hasa, pues III bicn
saheS que el general desconf.a s;e
mi.
-TQ e-es un hombre honrado Pan
chc-conteSt6 Rend3n-y debes re-
nunciar l servir al ''uSurpador"; 10
mcjor que puedes hacer es irte "a
revoluci6n paas, Greene, este Sobi,E-
no cae; cae EMBELLISHMENTS va 10
estds wien tc.
Que quieres lie con:eSte-he he
cho una ca----:l ue a rG..csa. y rs
toy acostumbraGo \ servir los Go
hiernos constiruidoS- Yo no podrta
ser rcyolucionario-
-Pues es lastima. dijo Rend6n.
Pero no acept6 hacer 10 cue le pro
poaia, III yo tampoco procedl a.
prehendcrio conforne las instruccio-
mes que tcnia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-03
VASTA IONA ABARCO.
EL TENbLOR De
TERRA EN- MEX.
Ell SISHO Sc SINTIO EN- Los
EDOS. De OAXACA, PUEBLA
VERACRUz Y GUERRERO

Telesrama Especial para Ia FRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, novie1ubre
Ell tenblor de terra que Sc dejo
seutir anoche en- esta capital, abar-
co I'm gran radio, dejandose senur el
tenomeno en- cinco Estados de Ia re-
pQblica, que fueron Oaxaca, parte del
Estado do Pueblo, y en- Feracruz y
Guerrero adem4s de los lugares del
Estado de Mexico en- que tambien
fue sentjdo.
En- el Observatorio de Tacubaya, el
Departamento Sismol6gico supone que
Il epicentro del temblor oscilatorio
regisrado, Sc encuentra en- el Estado
lie Guerrero, pero hAsta hoy no Sc pu-
dicron propoccionar datos exactos del
ten0meuo, no obsts.nte que en dicho
ObServatorio Sc dis pone de todaS las
IICilidades para hacerio asl.