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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11
Deatbs

WIDOW idEESMH3 of MGh,Jy, July hUr 1921 NARY NARY w
is. s.. HS,rSS :; 81 a.
HaASS{S s{$s asts5
Relative. and friends invited to attend
ssTsna rans5a' sNsviHcS sUnS. Tya. ~ a. Arm
roN as:s 81 s t2sS ASSls and T. friends L. BAR in
''iss hsvI%,s;x f?S y sHa 4: jPi sisEs;'s $s%
ors e Xdsm SS ssanssr 4a4a @ 'f FrsShFSri fsS RaT
ays SEEIEFT@1ulII EEh9torS In' ceGsS sMts h Gem
Sl,,,d. g. neIi,iIss dI aSd friSHds aso SnSh,s o.
PSRsyiIs PSiR.yiis Ss%STsh' SsSTsh' .nS. F.GS!Tiis; m
eve bEYEkHAsixe.hJSsty y III 9th a. cARafp RSTu
sPs iSSs: Ss;ssSss Faf ss,4 / $s.Gs + . lS,
sIN5NK Hi5xNTKIAE;.1S!y S;;. 8; 1921; wILHGLM1NA
and frienSs arc iIyitcl 70 attend funeral
;:as?s: q; %s:s sys Iii: III S:%
ReIsSes and .ssa. s4MES to bfAPH Ssnd
ssa.ase rsSsa Tues ss PS. so,sS" .sS% ns lat; !;
Is IT, q e s'.as'' do %, sales,
ora Ave- 5Ssgh III S ss.sssa G Ss
Rss,yss and ffi:nds are invi,sa @ s TO u9.rs sSsI
kS.'ns '!S% tie fsFoiV ~.ssmla,tsl sf In a
cem n komsins mn may BY viewed Tues ,ssXe; -
cRbE cRebTE'''gSS Fan,ra sH'S and d n np'af pr
AT, puu,, ,, ,,,,,
husband Of Marsare! Caldwell (nss dardnsrj.
Relatives and friends alpo employees OF At
dsnce. 4e27 sPasohaii ave. Int t. Mt. Morlsh
Gem, Frsnds may cal! Mon. eve.
q shs at. RoS !n .Sy Ps r and aENss XSss
G'l!GTss Siss s'sa ,hs o;2.r On 3;sdty mqFnns
cS,an c.e jSy PEIsckLA Tts Of
late % rSsIdencs On 4iS Spruce ST., N" DaTSy fS," Ps Psr
Friends may call Mon. eve, to 0. Int.
cGNNoR On July 7. 1921. WILLIAM
r. nSsS""d bsswsr. 2. hsss% GSnH"r rssdsnsS
Ardmore. Pa Int ST. 'i@"iTs" Paais 1atS"ran SnSTGn
CQuaHLEN--Juiy g., Miss NORA COUGH.
len, Relatives and friends invited 70 fu-
SMS5sii M5s1i,on Tues s,G 4 a., Residence o. VIM. J.
!sh II %ass T. KatSsrino%sT %T' chvrsH S'H'' 10 n &
G2X-Ai 6 * Jer,srsonviIle, July !. EMMA NJ.
fsTSS'' sloaS st., at Mns! MT1s!ow f;o' pa,SF: 4lss
Hr35s "Itb co,Rr ,Rsmahns 1f, may be viewed also at
p4I 4GHhTG!EHRiSy GHRTiSy Funeral ae2a M9WAsD ..2y:. KIN
n.. Rrsnsanfs' cG ln, i22i Arch ST. Mon" lii
widow Of PetsT psiiey sH erIlssss lss on sAMAH Adnssy
mITso eyening at oclock A. the residence Of her
"o$sss' "i a,rf%.n %S% a, Nn"":SS i$so Fs
nb! i51i e. hS 2s'qS BaESSN ;SS ,3s,s,.+ July
MSTS MsGx., a. and n5s 'nS StS Henry Ens,man
s ''j"s@:S Il 52S S'' xs'T!1'% i!G st. IF TAs
y VI: ;DS Wy :;s, s,j SIS:f
ives snd friends, also 81. GabTicS. u HHO'NS. Z.
~ sod",'y t1nsr ana lesSgs Of ,hs Sacred Heart,
asnes Of haT husband. 1870 sd,G ~ st, rssi: sSi:
emn requiem mass ST. GabrlcHs Church 10
pSnsY 81 II, Ss !SlS GSGG'' SnPS coT Iss, ,oux nn.
band Of tho !SIs sarah ID"rssy: TYnsrai on
Al 'Sni M%i'S"n ave. cfyoH HsisS;s. s soiomS t%%s
requiem mass S, solI A. 81 Ioss GssTss Church " 10
Mp ipoV%riiiAM W%IriiiAM g. ponal.ass'. s'ATniSiS'"Ts "ssS Es
sTS 10 nSni s' MoS Ge
r. ~ e PIr1S%rsc nn% cssna % pSw." 9;n u eOTOT
pu GuAYSojny 10. ELizABETH HOP,
law. ars a T.. MSpwood, 1851 seiisrs st,,
Sf"f%. s %.s p;4s ss ;%sS kSs EsS: GsSsi
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Raw Sugar Quiet

New York. July 1l.-Apnrt from an ad
sugars yassT ot Gs,"
this morning. | at price, OF local rehners re
maincd unclaimed, The raw sugar market
diiion 10 the snlc OF 81. 200 bags Of Porto
Ricos for shipment this mouth. As an
Committee sold 20. 900 bags Cubas for prompt
shipment At 9 cents cost and freisht; % n
md saturday INCLUDED 900 bags San DO
mingos to the Warner Sugar Refining Co..
and As. .OO0 bnGR en- routp TO CANADA.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

NATIONAL CURpuRATIoN desires to
strengthen permnnent stan OF accountants,
stat isticlanS and office executives at its
heAdquartere IN New York and at other lNrsr
centers: salaries upwards OF $2+OO: give
full particulRrs. RGe, education, experience.
salary expected and state references Ad-
dress Box 20, Room T02, World BldE,, New
FIRsT-CLASS glass drApnry and back
ground palntcrs vented: capable Of earn
ing from f4O To $40 bar week; state age and
experience. A 400, Ledger Ofice.
HOSIERY machine hXNrs wanted Eo 10 Aus.
trnl.h; must thorouEhly understand Scott
Williams 90 model machinesi good
salary Hnd permanent position TO capable
application. Box lb5. Sow Brungwick,
LINOTYPE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. posItion
for reliable man s.hour day; Eood working
onditions; new machines: open shop. Apply
very awning, Wilmington, Dnl.
pany, now expanding oners permanent
future TO men, 20 to so years, capable OF NIL
ing executive positions. Apply In person.
. A. II MhOEssasnEMriRahM q I II M,,oronrpr,cx co
!, 1900 Locust ~,
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HELp WANrEp-MALE

cory MEN WANTED
Sdv.stsins tf R9ssia srsssaStlon "' wi.aSS 10 I il
{ ucn "a ii,:n w,,o nc,. Or "rl.e ,oos
&%.a ss tt,sf sf"S'd tSS SSH' F thossS @ % fSP%
Of advertising are touched. Inc udins pe.iod.
WPe Wan, msn Win srons ' rsssoSns poI"rs
,isn Who utilize in their work Of selling the
men willing 10 be taught those principles.
50 that In time they can present business
to the public In pofsuHslve ana CONVINCING
Applicants VIII he carried through. a. course
of intensive instruction. requiring both tim"
not necessary. nor required that they aban;
n Hc cspsiH IN oIo an nt.rT.w and sppcanIs
VIII be .slyc,cd and srHishI, on mSr'' rsyr W,
phlndelphla. no that conference may be had
The cuisines. handed is widely diversified
md II you have had srccrnsfuI exp'rencc in
certain lines, We ehould know about 1t when
WS want men men OF imegina,i ton, and vision;
bgsness @ yso an ca" %rtns Eo mem reG % Viii en"usb cs
perience TO assist in Formulating sound plans
and f..S.o, tho OF E WST t the
the class who gan generate enthusiasm in
C"mmunicntions will be held in rigid conn.
donce.
once and talent win make. 40 Sdyn nj agcou'
G"""'gIs Gc" chiIadsihlsp hpHiTs ps 'oE '''"er VI
BALES MANAUERS for nationally known
banking Institutions: recent prom-t tons
have cau-ed vacancies for sales executives
in several of our Offices thruuEhuut the
moral sta idard. who porscw initintivs aud
foresight In addition 10 ability tp h!rc train
md hold the c.nndnnc. of ralesnen: nppi-
nts state age. education, telcphon" numb,r
rcpies strictly conhdcntiNl. P, ., 500
SALESMAN wanted to sell az n side line
tho original Lebanon bologna to wholesale
and retail grocers md provision dealers on Il
brokerage: good opportunity for hustler.
Addreas Robt. I. EhS. Lebanon. Pa.
ShtF.ilNES--wr r"auir. the \, rvicss q i,
snlcsnen with Dr with' ut cll"l'"lc. 10 min
dispose Of the crr.tal iS1iir Of stool; ~ n
growing import and export company: nbso.
llt'i" No .dyRrcn. bat lb"r!i crrrhrsnn.
n pcrutnrrnt connection with the conpHr~ IN
IN execu'iNo capacity. Apuy from :3n
A. NJ. to p. M any hu" nt The trt"r-
rau nal CUtnm"rcial lIylo.T"X Co.. 1871
eALFiSMEN--Thc services OF u few energetic
honest Sccurl;y statesmen a." desired Il
assist In tho sale of q preferred stock carry.
ina suNrante.d dividend now being ofrsre'
liberal commission and i've loads furnished
ih2? Lcdg"r onl",.
Statesmen. cRnyassc-s. best houyo.to-hou
proposition. sRfntr window washer. clcnni
both ,iies o q window at thc sane ~, time.
! large earnings to worh!rs. Cali 500 Vie
tory Iltx. -
SALEsMEN wanted, local work: hlsh-cln.s
..good pry. Call Rooms ons-aOo. 100
Che.'nnt 81.
| HIPPlSG CLERK--YounE man who Is th"r
mems neckwosr: good salary: steady post
! 'ion: amply with references in first letter
= las. Icdgcr offic..
~
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PERSONALS

NOTICE Of SALE at Eus,iS auction BY the
Cleaning Co--An act Of the Commonwealth
OF the state of Psnnsylvsnla for the on
viii bo sold at public AUCTION 20 satisfy
storage and other charges duo TO tho Glen
Auction Rooms. oo7 walnut st. or july
10Th at 10 A. NJ, household goods ana
ware and personal property: descrih:d on
the sale is not completed on the date above
sale VIII be continued At the same plae" on
convenlcnces Of the auCtoneers until all
goods are solo and all claims satisfied. Mr.
James FArrday furutur household goods;
James Murphy, y htsh.Slass baby grand
piano and personal property OF Mrs. Black
we'll and MIR John Scott, Nolice OF the
above and foregoing sale Is hereby sven to
each OF the above AIMED bailors. as hereto
fore given by tho Glenwood Storage and Car
pet Cleaning Co. 2600.lG Ridge ave,
wANTED--s2O offered 10 Young man 10 give
blood TO save life Of woman. See DR.. T.
Montgumery. Jefferson Ho-rtfl,
LEAVING July IL for Europo: Will attend
to any business over there l.. ID. 4.
Kelly. 28d and Wharton.
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THE

THE
INDUSTRIAL. AND MEpC hNTILE sERv.
ICE. INC.
Consultants on personal prob ems have
from t'Tno 20 time Worthwhile positions
for CYmpst-nt experienced executives III
various lin"q iiEt your name with .is
now. might have something good In
YOUR line: interview ny appointment.
Phone Locust lSl7. Positively no chars"
sui" SSs.s2n I.and TIT. R,dy.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. lllI Land Title.
FNGRs .--svncryise assembly OF motor
trucks. no 10 $1,000.
INsTRU CTOR--W ltor Carpe, Weaving.
SALES -Spec. Phila vi nifty: Sal. g. Com
SO1ICtToR-plhllc Accounting frn.
sTENoGR APItERS--Sey 800 M.
G.ENKs. oyer II. Tor postal mnii service:
sI20 month: eHp. unnecessary. Fn" frcr
particulars Of examinations wrts J.
1e1narl Normrr C1vii Ser"ica f.Nnrainer'.
0G2 Equitable Rdg.. Wonhingten, y. Z.
NES want"d TO sell dependable fruit trees
and shrnbbnry: all or rnrt time big de-
rnand: Conlvl"ta co-Or~raion; commit sR'nn
rsid w"ck'y' writ" for terms. WillNms Hons
Nlrs"rl"s. Rochcstcr. y Y--
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. August and
S"pt"mh~r: mAEy vacancies: salary sltnO-
slSon: write for .,mpla test. 7 1909. Led q.
COLLEGE ,,ndsrt or '"achNr vncn ton
nosItion' $40: 20 days. 40S. Ledger on
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LOST AND FOUND

nR ICt:I,ET, q pearls. with gold Nanctte
md Rant!ntn charm lost IN tho vicinity
~ iSoo Spruce st Reward II returned to
]. r, Caldwell Co
small yellow female dog: part
pesinqese. answers TO name OF Peggy
7 lherni reward Woodland 1921 J.
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sDiscount rate corresponds with interest
rate borne By certificates pledged as collat-
erai with minimum of psr cent.
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Genrrn,
- - :
HERS WANTED

Teachers. unmarried men Tor nrlvuto GchN0's
in y. j. and Pcnnn.: college graduates: Fng-
ish experience required $1,000 and hume.
French and Spanish: also math. md sccncc.
$500 and home: ma theinnticS. same salsry:
scvsrai wanted for high HchoolS and colleges;
colleges require graduate degree; about $1,000
zach; several places for women same sub
t'cts. slt00 20 $500; several excellent phi
high school and 2.ycor normal course; no
barge for resistra tinn; rosit.ora h.EJInR for
teachers: writo quickly. II. =. KELLOGG,
81 L'Nlnn Sunn 20. Y Y. q
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CoNsTABLEs SALES

io5i to ioa1 kdss ave- third door; lot or Of
suit cases, machines and offioe furniture;
seized for rent,
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NEW JERsEy-sEAsHokH

CHELsEX--as tram ave IA 49,
4 rooms with private bath sooa. atsyses
tive and quiet; meals nearby. Phone Ati&a-
tic City 4454 J. or write. d
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CARPET CLEANING

NATIONAL Carpet Cleaning Co. 8oS0.s2 N.
10th; Tiosa b9i2. Cleans. scouys carpots:
latest system OF restoring Il ded coiors, rep'g,
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

COOK first class FOR hotel In country si
miles from Philadelphia; state wages
i 1919. ISdTrr Otnce.
must be Al and ca pu bic
TO answer phone state salary expected
VI t0t. ledger OnLcs.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
SALESMAN

A thoroughly experienced man. 40 years Of
aye strictly sObrr and Industrious Ia open
for connection with a house that can offer
permanent employment and where intelliEsnt
effort will be appreciated; can furnish Al
references. II 1922, Ledger onice.
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General

MAKE MONEY At HOME
You can earn from 81 10 s. m hour In your
spare time writing show cards. quickly and
easily learned by our new simpla method;
no cRnvess'ns or soliciting; we teach you
how, sell your work and pay YOU cash each
week: full particulars and booklet free,
Write today TO American Show Card School
230 RYri. RldG,. Toronto. Canada.
CLERKS over II. for postal mail service
$40 month; experience unnecessary. For
free particulars Of examinations write J
Leonard Oormer Civil Service examiner e62
Eaultahle BldE., Washington d. c.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. lll6 Land Title
SECYS. Steno.; Al Rkpr.: Clerks, SlS-s9O.
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WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT 81. lV0H--Rooms FOR phy.IcIN an
or dentists offices
CltEsTNCT, 0ooO-no,.ns for liNht house
hecpIng.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

WALNUT. 4so7--Iarse, Httrsotivs bent
room all modsren eenyenienoss ideal "
atmosphere Of refinement, Phone Bssfas
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Reserve Banks' Discount Rates

Official rediscount rates nt tho twelve Fed
oral Reserve hanks nte as follows:
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C'tl I.ca ther 80
1..... so
Ctl Pacific ist
1...., IL
C Il " Jsy IS
2. ..... %
1..,.. 0S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MAN wanted. dcp,nabc. with $4,000 cash
and UP. by .well-known manufacturing
company to establish permanent distrib-
utnE burincss In i'nilaGelDhini $3.50 "A month
and expenses end share Of profits extrs.
Safe Investment hish.ciass opening: rood
for SO 900 year or better, with bis fu.
tur", J. Williams 1909 Goddard BIDS.
Chicago ~
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALI

YOUNG WOMAN Just out of hixh sohool
Wishes position In office as ordinary clark;
willing 20 be useful. Address 81, H.. 225
=. I'd st. city
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$1,000 WILL. GET interest IN new business
Have new machine complete and working
which gives monopoly. Machine produces
$40 ntr hour at cost of ~ Tor labor ana
material. Demand exists nov for S1.O0O..
900 monthly. Money wanted quick to start
rslcs work. Phone Woodland $3.50 w,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11

Is IL X OF u Bti'
! & ia IOao
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LOGAN

ONE OR TWO ROOMS, couple. or gsnslsngsal
square Aboye Hunting PArk. 49&a n -lQ1k,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-01
uN MILLION De PESOS
PARA MAiZ

Dicha comisi6n recibio Ia suna de
nun million de pesos ORC nacionai para
destinarlo a Ia Importation del naiz
= Ia capital de IA repGblica abaratar
81 cosco de Ia vida Con este motive
algunos periodicos de IA capital in
fornaron bombAsticamente que los a
caparadores recibirian un golpe NOR
tai con Ia medida, tomando en- con-
sideraci0n que Ia uisma Presidencla
de Ia repQbEca tenia a 81 cargo ei
aSunto.
La Comisi6n quedo constitulca
tan Iuego como recibio un million &c
pesos. empez6 sus operaciones. ~
priuoera de elias, con taato tino, que
ha provocado una juoilosa carcaJada
pesos, empez0 sus operaciones. Ia
cornisionados dieron todos los vtentos
Ia noticia de que Sc iban comprar
Glen cars de naiz de mil quinientos
bushels cada uno. pero arno tai Tluoo'
con esa proyectada operacion, que en-
Kansas, que era donde Sc ioa a e1ec-
tuar IA compra. subi6 aruflc'Almenee
q precio del rnafz, y Sc mantuVo a4eo
hasta que Ia orden de - Conision no
fua colocada entire los maceros oe
aquel lusar.
Ahf tiene usted el principle Ce este
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-01
ALFONSO IRA A MELlLLA
Quiere dmse cuenta personal
mente de la situacioon alli

Del Scrvicio Espeeidl pare "LA PRENSA"
MADRID, julio 3l.-Relna compile
Ia tranquilidad en- los puestos avan-
zados que Sc hallan al derredor de
Melilla-
El general Navarro, cuyas tropas
Sc decfa que habfan sido cortadas, To-
gro enviar un telegrama declarando
que domino a Behine y que las forti-
ficaciones estan nenas de municiones
y provisiones.
La columna que manda Sanjuario
hizo un reconocimiento en- las posi-
clones ayanzadas de los moros, fuera
de Ia zona de Melilla.
Los ayiadores espaholes descubrie-
ron una gran concentration de rebel
des cerca de Melilla, con mucho ba-
gale.
Sc dice que ell rey Alfonso visitara
a Melilla para adquirir pormenores de
la situacion en- el teatro mismo de los
sucesos.
Segdn los datos estadisticos publi-
cados por ell Consejo de Emigration
ha d;sminuido Ia corriente de emf
grantees espaholes hacia los Estados
Unidos y en- canbfo ha aumentado Ia
que Sc dirige q Ia Argentina
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-01
UN NEGOClO MAlo

e gobierno ha pagado cl maiz a
noyenta y ocho cent2voS I un do
lar por bushel, y ha sido en- los anaies
de; comercio de este cereal, el unlco
que pague tan esplendldamente en-
una situaci3n normal del mercado, es
deci-, no habiendo caresta de Ia Sc
miIla. pues las fluctuaciones de los
precios que son anotados escTupulo-
sanente en- records de los cenrrus ii
nancieroS. mueSCraln que no Sc han
hecho operaciones en- Kansas por un
solo caro- q tan enorme precio.
Ahora bien, 81 Sc ton1an en- consi-
6eracion las couZaciores que diaria-
mente publican los peri0dicoS de San
Antonio, J SO agregan a sStaS treln-
Ia dos ceutavos por flete; tres y
medic eeutavos por ensacado; dos cen
tavos por gasto de elevator, tsndre-
mos el precIo del maiz puesto en- Kan
sas- Entonces, Gcomo Sc explica que
81 los acaparadcres, compraron, como
mas caro-, maiz a noventa y cinco cen
tavos bushel, n Comision pago IN
dollar? Cualquiera pensaria que en-
esru andan de por medic neo financie-
ros que POGO les preocupa abarata- IA
vida en- bien del pueblo.
-5En Que han quedado pues, los
Glen carros faInosos que tueron com
prados en- Kansas?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-01
Sc HALO Ell CADAVER
DEL HOMBRE DE LAS
DOS ESPOSAS
No presenta huellas que
irdiquen que su muerte
Sc de5io q un crimen
relcqrama Especial para IA PRENSA".

Telcqrama Especial para LA PRENSA'.
BOSTON, Mass, julio 2s.-El cada-
YER de Mr. Arthur Irwin, ex-director
de Baseball de Nueva York y de quieE
Ia prensa descubrio haber sido el ST.
jeto de uno de los casos de bisamia
mas admirables que Sc conocen, ha
sido encpntrado esta mallana, Ia
hora de Ia baja marea, en- las pIayas
de Fort Terry. en- Plum Island
Su estado perIniio identificar luego
a Ia persona y en- un regisTo lgero
Que Sc hiZo del cadaver no sc han en-
contrado :ndicios de que Ia nuerte de
Irwin haya sido ocasionada por otra
cosa que por ahogo. Sin embargo un
detenido examen medico Sc hara del
cadaver. para yer 81 es possible deter
minar L. causa de su muerte.
e. registro que Sc cfectuo eCpirlco'
pero 10 suficiente logtco para haber
descubierto senales de heridas ccrra-
da por Ia muerte y por el aqua mari
M h;en sehales de estrangulanien-
10, golpes. etc. La ausencla de todas
estas favorece Ia hipotesis de que
Arthur Irwin sc suicide. La autopsia
que Sc practicara revelara 81 alguna
Affection organica contribuy6 4 81
muerte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-01
CENTENARES De MEX|CANOS ESTAN
COhPR0ME T|DOS A ENV|AR SU OBO[O
PARA LAS ESCUELAS EN- ESTE MES
En- agosto obtendran nuestros cempatrlotas los
rendimientos de las pizcas podran contribun
con desprendimiento para la gran obra proyectada

Nuesra suscripciones reanudaremos mahaTa
prinicp niae parece que orota una
10 prospedad
Ell recDe Hnos
labrador ecoe ell opno T1-
regado sudor de Ia tnte
en-
caiculr del pan de los 'uoh I'd
legado ,.-,r.
Ia mejor deosraclon oe su
generosidad --..., .;.,., er,ne5,da formal
impulse los aoaJos que As
.os cabo nara del CentenaT1o'
dice aqueIo
segudad tenns
de Ia gran haga culnr oora
Spembre ea las puertas antes
osed en- Ia Eberad
absofutanente
:Gue colonia?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-01
NO QUIEREN QUE Sc
NOMBRE UN COMITE
DE INVESTIGATION
Suscito fuertes debates la
question de la ocupacion
de Haiti y Sto. Domingo

qels,ranro Especiai para LA PRENSh'.
WASHINGTON, julio 3o.-Ha surgi
do una vigorosa oposici6n contra Ia
iniciativa presentada al Congreso pro-
poniendo que Sc nombre un comlte de
mienbros del mismo que inVestigue
los hechos relatives a Ia ocupaclon
americana de Haiti y Santo Romingo.
Ell senador Jones. democrata, es el
jefe de la oposici6n. Ha manifestado
que no cree que resulte alsun oien
de esa investigation por el Congre-
SO, que no Sc reduciria sino un via
je de recreo para los miembros de di-
cho comita, los que irfan a Ia isia
y no obtendrfan mas datos que los
que tenen los Departamentos de Is
tado de Marina Dice que ambos De-
partamentos pueden presentar tales
hechos ante cualquiera de los comites
permanentes de ambas Camaras, y
solo en- case de que Sc hauara que
tales datos no eran satisfactorios. el
Congreso debfa pedir que Sc practtca
"a una averlguaci0n mas completa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-01
La consignaci6n de los COM
plicados en- el cuartelazo

r,u., 1-r,c..~- ... pPr>-c'"
CTUDAD DE MEXICO, julio 81
Los miembros de Ia Camara de Dipu-
tados han deciarado que juzgan muy
justa Ia disposition dictada por el Mi
nistro do Gobernaci6n, General Gales
para. que Sc consigne al Procurador &c
neral de Ia Naci6n. todos los comph-
cados en- el cuartelazo de Febrero de
1913 los que estuvieron Igados con
el huerts1no-
Dicen aauellos diputados que tai vez
Sc pretende sondear L.. opinion pGbl-
ca para decretar despues IA amnisda
por delitos polfticos- Querido Moheno,
Lozano, V otros proulinentes polfticos
que formaron -parte en- Ia administra-
cion del general Huerta, quienes
seguramente Sc consignaran al Procu-
rador, Sc muestran tranquilns del to-
do. habiendo manifestado al interro-
garseles sobre ell particular, que estan
seguros de poder probar su inocencia
antel os tribunales, con relacion a los
sucesos de Ia Ciudadela Y su inculpa-
bilidad por 10 que respecta al hecho de
haber prestado sus servicios Huer-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-01
UN ATENTADO MILITAR
UN n EN- HUU WIL1I Z11k
Los hon1bres del General
Ceiudo atacmon q los
uecinos de San Bias,
OAK. en- nm bale

TelrS-an,a Especial para LA PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio %
Segdn uo,icias reci5idas de Tehuan-
tepec. los habitaates de aquella pc-
blacion Sc hallan sobrecosidos de te-
ror por los sangrientos sucesos que
Sc registraron anoche en- IA congTega-
ci6n de San Bias. Immediate a dicho
punto.
Efectuabase en- dicho lugar IN bale
entire algunos de los asistentes 81
Sc suscit6 un disgusto por cuessiones
polfticas Acolorados los aninos los
rijosos sacaron las pistolas y cuando
81 Prssidente municipal trataba de re
iucir al orden a los renidores, por
medic de Ia persuacion, present6se
intempestivamente una escolta de las
fuerzas del General Cejudo, hacienda
fuego irmedtatamepte sobre los asis-
tentes-
Entire estos habfa sehoras y ninos,
de los cuales resultados heridos y
muerto uno de los regidores del Ayun-
tamiento.
Temese que este atentado prsvoque