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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25
NORRIS-McROY MARRIAGE

On Friday, May 18th, 1921, Miss
Clara Norris of Hartsville and Mr.
Willie McRoy were united in marriage
in Sumter. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Mercy came to- here
(Manning) to visit Mr.. McRoy's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. McRoy, for
few days.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF
TWENTY YEARS AGO
May 20, 1901.


The Tillman- McLaurin RESERVATIONS
Is the topic of conversation.
Sherlff Davis carried Mrs. Annie
Christopher to Columbia to have her
mental atfliction treated.
On the 10th inst, Mr.. II. S. Mellctt
aged about 60 years, was found dead
at his home in Douglas township.
The Manning Hardware Co., is hav-
ing the front Of it's store torn down
to replace it with beautiful iron and
plate glass front.
Married by Judge j. +. Richbourg,
between showers last Sunday at Pax
vile, Mr.. James Sheppcrd and Miss
Emma kolb.
Married at the home of Mr.. ". r.
Hi, by Rev. p. b. Wells, last Sunday
AFTERNOON, Mr.. w. Hampton Windham
and Miss Ella c. Pccvy.
Miss Marie Hodge left Yesterday
for Sumter, from whence she GOES on
an extended visit to relatives in sew
eral cities in the state of Alabama
Mr.. r. ID. Clark spent Sunday with
Mrs. Clark, who is at DR.. Moods IN
Urinary in Sumter. We are glad to
learn she is rapidly improving.
Died last Friday. Willie Minter, ten
months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Turner. The funeral took place in
the Manning cemetery, Rev. p. b.
Wells officiating, when the body was
laid away the grave was blankctcd
with beautiful flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner have the sympathy of this
community in their sad an'liction.
Married, by Rev. p. b. Wells at the
Methodist parsonage last Thursday
evening, Mr.. S. |. Till and Miss Bertha
Robinson. The groom is one Of Man
ning's enterprising merchants. lie
is proprietor of the New York Racket
Store; the bride is originally from
Fairfield county, and has been the
popular millincr in Mr.. Tills' estab-
lishment. Both are descrvcdlv
popular with the people here and now
that they are one, we wish them
health, wealth and prosperity.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

The Manning Hardware Co, is hav-
ing the front of it's store torn down
to replace it with beautiful iron and
plate glass front.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

On the goth inst, Mr.. h. S. Mcllctt
aged about 80 years, was found dead
at his home in Douglas township.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. N. D. Thames visited her moth
er in Columbia Monday. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Abrams and Mrs.
Katzoff spent Monday in Sumter.
Mrs. A. Abrams and children will
leave Friday to spend the summer at
Wrightsville Beach, S. G.
Miss Aileen Rigby, who has been
teaching school in Estill, has return
ed home.
Miss Alice Wilkie of Summerton
spent the weekend with Miss Zuline
| Stukes.
Several farma.s have already dis
covered tie boil wcevil in their cot
ton fields ani ,.rc Flowing the cotton
up to plant com
Messrs Joe Yassney, Clarence
Mathis and j. G. Dinkins are in Green
| wood this week attending the grand
lodge of knights of Pythias.
Everybody should see Mary Pick
1ord IN Pollyanna as the Pastime
Theatre tonight and Thursday night.
1t is picture worth while. q"
Mrs. Ingram Bradham entertained
number OF small guests at her home
in honor of her daughter, Marian who
celebrated her ninth birthday, on
| Tuesday.
Special hour classes during the
summer for scholarship examinations
or to make up grade DEFICIENCIES. Hour
to suit pupil. Mrs. L. C. Alsbrook.
Phone 22G.
The College Preparatory school,
Mrs. r. c. Alsbrook principal, will
| close June Bird. Several of the stu
dents will enter the freshman class
OF different colleges Of the state.
The many friends Of Mr.. G.. NJ.
Smith will be glad to learn that he
came through his operation very nice
ly, and at present is resting as well
as could be expected. The operation
occurred in Charlotte, N. G.
On last Thursday, Mrs. II. II. Le-
Hfande 1eli and dlSl0cated her hip, and
on account Of her advanced age it is
feared she will never fully recover.
Mrs: LeGrande will be ninety years
old her next birthday.
Mrs. G. r. Harvn who has been
living in Orangcburg and Spartan
burg for tie past year returned to
Manning last night where she will
live hereafter.
Married this afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. jamie Horton, Mr.. Chas. b..
Smith and Miss Jennie Ball. The
groom was once a member of The
Times mechanical force, and the bride
has been conducting millinery store
here. The couple leave on the even
ing train for York, the home of the
groom.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Married by Judge J. f. Richbourg,
between showers last Sunday at Pax
vile, Mr.. James Shcppcrd and Miss
Emma kolb.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Mrs. A. Abrams and children will
leave Friday to spend the summer al
Wrightsville Beach, S. G..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Mrs. N. D. Thames visited her moth
er in Columbia Monday. "
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Miss Aileen Rigby, who has beer
teaching school in Estill, has return
ed home.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Abrams and Mrs.
Katzoff spent Monday in Sumter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Sheriff Davis carried Mrs. Annie
Christopher to Columbia to have her
mental atfliction treated.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Miss Alice Wilkie of Summerton
spent the weekend with Miss Zulin,
Stukes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Married at the home of Mr.. ". r.
Hill, by Rev. p. b. Wells, last Sunday
afternoon, Mr. w. Hampton Wndham
and Miss Ella G.. Pcevy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

The Til Imam McLaurin designations
Is the topic of conversation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Several farnla.s have already dis
covered tie boil wcevil in their cot
ton fields and ,.rc Flowing the cotton
up to plant corn.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Miss Marie Hodge left yesterday
for Sumter, from whence she goes on
an extended visit to relatives in sew
eral cities in the state of Alabama
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-05-25

Messrs Joe Yassney, Clarence
Mathis and j. G. Dinkins are in Green
wood this week attending the graut
lodge of Knights of Pythias.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

55x ~ ~ sssS egss
70! v
u lrajS ~ 49, Il Ikl =
IN. ,siI;nSs 4 ~ I11 = ~
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10. - ~. A s.,,ss.1, I.,isn
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: "a N.1 ~. r...sA.. 80
.a ase 49, $500 !. 80 49, 49, 1ssssle.
n n.. -, ~ r :. - srs..ser
sssss n q 1870, srsss,s 3.
n..slN $500 ~. 49,. 49,. 80
1872 sanns, 3...s.- ~
sll1 1 80 ~ = sn1. .
49, cro. -. . csl. ~ p
and heann Z
STehces Wllstu scnoOl-
Pupils not absent OF tardy tot
two years are Elm0re Baruth, Paula
Dobbelaere, Freddie Fuller, Helen
Larson, warren Lindell, Edgar
Lodge, Evelyn Nelson, Mary
6chafef. Clara Schyvms, Harry Van
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

Holmquist, O. E. & Co., 1728 9th st.
Hoglund, Adolph, 1850 18th st.
Hollebeck, Van, 1885 25th ST
HOgberg, Chas. G. & Sons,
1914 18th Ave.
Hincher, R., 5404 5th Ave.
johnson, o. G., 2414 9Th St
johnson, Harold, 55th st.
Johnson & Rogier, 1901 18th St
Kash & Harry, 404 18th St
KArstens, VIM, 1917 18th St
Klingebiel, 119 4th Ave.
Lindblad, NJ, 1909 10th st.
Larson, S. F., 1920 25th st.
Lovejoy, C. O., 5th Ave, and 23rd St
Declearcy Marcel, 419 4th Ave.
Miedke Monarch Gro, 4o2 18th St
New York Store
Nelson, N. C. & Son, 1901 9Th Ave.
Naehwe & Company, 114S 18th st.
Noe, NJ, 1902 18th St
Nelson & Spitxnas,
2Srd Ave. and 31st St
Noe. L., 405 37th St.
Neuton. J. r. & Son, 40 18th Ave.
Oriental Tea Store
Perry, L., AS 18th st.
Padderson, O. D., 1914 10Th 81
Rode, G. A, 1902 3rd St
Roseae, E. E., 1903 18th st. Place
Schroeder. Gust, SIS 18th st,
Swanson. John Co, 1927 5th Ava
Sandmark, A. L.. 1897 18th st.
Schmidt, ]. H.. 200 3rd Ave.
Sonneville. Chas.. 845 18th Ava
Thornsren. A. go 4th Ave.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

~ B3euoe ol ~ Franklin
Y 1I6oI Asl1s the record n
- sc1rsls Tor being neither
q tas1y for eight years,
log 70 rsposts complied In
- q Il G. Fisher, superin-
~ 80 ~ schcols. Mildred Akin
- Nexhe Lincoln school and Emil
G1t q The franklin school RINK
pn6. having bsen neither absent
flMn1H tor ssveo years.
ng)6 not being absent Or tardy
~ ~ years and the schools they
u n6ed are Clyde Iglehart, Albert
91txen, vedis Brooks and Frances
ok15on. I'll OF the Franklin school.
sqn6 Ma FAssnacht Of the Washing
~ school.
Pupils not absent Or tardy for
NE years are Robert Stran, Irving;
Henristta Hancq, Grant; Viola At
1Einson, Lsroy Schroeder, DEAR
N3ond Apple and Richard Iverscn,
I'll Of Franklin school; Eta Egesrt,
Ndison and Cal Wulf, Frances VII
1ard.
Pupils not absent or tardy for
four years are Ruth Molten, Haw-
thorne: William Totten, Helen
WEIGH, Richard Bladel, Catherine
Fender and Dorothy Shoemaker, all
OF Lincoln school; Ronald Pauisen,
Irving: Leila Bledsoe, Eugene
I Field: Marshall Popp, Horace
Mann; Ethel Brown and Ina Suffer-
Franklin; Mildred Robinson, Wash
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
MOLINE

MOLINE
Brimberg, Axel, 1876 4th Ave.
Bufe, Arnold, 1725 7th st.
Bohn, John F., 704 18th Ave.
Bonte. c., 140l 18th St
Bisien, v. A., 1902 10th st.
Boomershine, E J.. 2605 18th Ave.
Bull, F. H., ALL 5th Ave.
Carton, A., 301 18th Ave.
Chapman, h. O., 1117 18th Ave.
Courtney & DePaw, 1415 18th Ave.
Christison, w. H., 2303-07 18th st.
DeGryse. A., 400 4th Ave.
VanDerBusche, J., 7th St, 18th Ave.
Delhol, R, 1917 10th St.
Dhaenens, C. H., 1895 10th Ava
Dohrn, P. H., !
Daebelliehn, Fred, 2431 18th St
Dokrn, D. F.. 2612 10th St
Dulaney, T. A., 2S1S 5th Ave.
DeCommer, Arthur, 222S 4th Ava
Diedrick & Moorehausen,
IT'S 18th Ave.
Dowsvett, ". J., 562 nth Avn.
Eflandt G. Anderson. 4O2 4th Ave,
Engstorn. Arnold, 1897 9Th Ave,
E1landt & Co, 300 5th Ave.
Edstrand, C. R. 1879 sth Ave.
Eisaman, P. c., 700 9th st,
Gustafs0n, Mrs. r, 11zz 10th Ave.
Fisk & Loosely Co.
Feeley. J. S., s14 18Th St
Fackelday, A. j., 3440 5th Ave.
Harlenberg. Mrs. s. B., 928 4th Ave.
Hickey & Weaver, sos 18th st.
Hendrick1. John J. 1916 It'll St
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

Gutzwiller, Chas. W., sol 18th St
Guard, j., 1897 9th St.
Gross. M, 1910 3rd Ave.
Graham, R, 18th St
Gendlar, M, 251S 9Th Ave.
Gatrels Grocery, 370S 18th Ave.
Hartz, A. p, cor. 3rd Ave. Z 18th st
Hoffman, j., $50 7th st.
Hodges, F. J., Gil 4th Ave-
Horblit's Grocery. 3001 5th Ave.
Hotter, Carl H., 1876 18th St
Hastings & Pewe, 1928 26th St
Ihrig, L., 1889 18th Ave.
Isenberg, L., :736 9Th Ave.
Janen. VIM, $40 LIST Ave.
Jaffe, Max, S03 9th st.
Carrish. A.. 831 9Th Ave.
Kramer, John, $40 14h st.
Tri-City Kash & Harry. 2111 4th Az.
Lambros, Jim, 300 9Th st.
Lunacer, o., 2110 4th Ave.
Lange. Henry, 2706 7th Ave.
Mccarthy, H. A., 3746 9Th st.
McCarty Market, 416 23rd St
Metcalf, E. S., 3211 18th Ave.
Noe, John, GIG 9th st.
Olchoff Bros, $500 14th Ave.
Peterson Bros, 601-603 9th st.
Pate. w. S. & Son. SOL 4Sth Ave.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
Mira. Lutz Shows Apprs-
citation For Benefits
Gained in Unique Man
ner-Treats Expert to
Doughnuts.

yum! Yum! Just Ike mother
used to make!" Thafs what the
Trutona expert told Mrs. Emile
Lutz, 1917 Gualin street, Burling-
ton. after she had treated him to
delicious doughnuts and coffee the
other morning. Mr.. Lutz's friendly
act is good example Of the appfe-
citation thousands of former suffer
ers feel Tor the relief this great
tonic has given them.
1.-TWO operations he'd left me very
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
ROCK ISLAND

ROCK ISLAND
Anderson, J. E., 2119 4th Ave.
Anderson Bros. 4310 9Th Ave.
Allen Bros, all 7th Ave.
Bladel, C. F., 1901 18th st.
Borgonjons, A., 400 7th Ave.
Bakers Cash Gro, 10O6 3rd Ave.
Burton, Tom, 1901 3rd Ave.
Bedford & Bartz, 1901 25th st.
Cohn, T., 900 18th St.
Community Store No. 1; 631 18th st.
Cook & Beck, 1890 7th st.
Cirivello, j., SIP 18th st.
Coe, Grant, 1900 14th Ave.
Campbell Bros, 1915 18th Ave.
Grim, B. L.. 30th st. and 18th Ava
Carlson, Alfred, $40 Ard St.
Caldwell. r. S., 1909 7th Ave.
Dhondt, Phil, 1904 18th Ave.
DeCapp. Hy., 1929 18th Ave.
Dover, Frank, $50 4th Ave.
Dandas, G. J., 4018 14th Ave.
Erbstein Grocery. 9th st.
Economy Grocery, 1916 End Ave.
Elliott, Ed, 1f13 18th Ave.
Faigen, H., GA 4th st.
Fetterers, j.,
Feldbein, Samuel, 2207 4th Ave.
Firman, F. L., 610 45th st.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
CARBON CLIFF. HL

CARBON CLIFF, ILL,
Hampson, L. R
Hutter. Chris.
WARNER, ILL.
Washburn. Edward
SUNNY HILL, ILL.
Lawson. Gust & Son
COLONA. I'LL.
Sheriff.. w. D.
Stotmetster. r. C.
Glenn. C. J.
EDGINGTON, ILL.
Bognef, Melvin
ANDALUSIA, ILL.
Wenks, Charles
BUFFALO PRAIRIE, ILL.
Nordquist Bros.
REYNOLDS ILL.
Baker. s. F.
Sharp, Ben w.
ILLINOIS CITY, Ill.
Slusher. w. A.
Busbane & Martin
TAYLOR RIDGE. III.
Patterson. R e.
BARSTOW, Ill.
OBrien, A.
PORT BYRON, Ill.
Hartz Brothers
Morgan, Frank L
Leningweil 4 Schaffer.
CORDOvA, ILL,
Maxwell. J. ".
Tew, W. r.
ShumAte, Geo.
ATKINSON, III
Vfbeckmoes Co.
Rumler & Company
Weekly. /. +.
Cash 4 Carry Csocery
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

Tew, L. c., 1891 18th St.
Tubach, W. E., 4132 4th Ave.
Vermerrseh, 913 4th Ave.
Wagner & Hoste, 400 7th St
Wallace. C. c., 224 18th Ave.
Wiegandt, Theo., 1925 18th st.
Wielander's Cash Gro, 1926 25th St
West End Market, 3O2 5th Ave.
EAST MOLINE
Wanneyn, 914 18th st.
Swanson, Edward, 1912 18th Ave-.
Schave, ]. F., 202 18th St.
Stevens, w., go 18th st.
De Serrano, H.. 1917 18th St
Mercantile Dept Store
Empson, J. r.
0eKarre, D., 1903 18th Sc.
Skinas & Balmanos. 1924 18th Ave.
Beck & Stonehouse
Heine, F. c., 667 18th Ave,
Haege. Jules, 1904 10th Ave.
Schlueter & Warren, S37 18th Ave.
Van Quatham, julius
Cox. A. d.
Becke. 704 18th Ave.
Bogus, Harry, 1873 18th Ave.
Anderson, F. o., 210 18th St.
Stopojlos, VIM, 10l 18th Ave.
Wilson, J. w.
Creme, J. E., 1854 18th Ave.
SILvlS, ILLINOIS
Neuton Sons, George, 1916 LIST Ave.
Tri-City Packing Co,
18th st. and LIST Ave.
Johnson Bros, 800 LIST Ave.
X. 4 S. store, TO LIST Ave.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

PKKE4PT1ON, LII
Connolly, d. NJ.
Vickers, Frank n.
CABLE, Ill.
Tomlinson, VIM.
SHERRARD, ILL.
johnson & Carlson.
LAFAYETTE, ILL.
Rashid & Rashid
Grimm, Marvin
Hildredge & Co.
ULAH, ILL.
CISCO, III.
Enroth & johnson.
BISHOP HILL, ILL.
ArnQuist Bros.
GALVA, Ill.
Miller, H. J.
Soper, Ffeeberg Co.
Nordgren & Lovegren
Edison. C. B.
Killup Grocery Co.
Forstrom, C. o.
ORION, ILL.
A. A A. store :
johnson. A. e.
Norton. Glenn
COAL VALLEY, Ill.
Topper, d.
Milan, ILL.
Mccartney, A. d.
Syndner. G. r.
Disoren. R e.
Smith, Clark II.
CAMBRIDGR. Ill.
Hunt Z Company
Eastland, Gus. & ca.
Weir, h. n. & Co.
Rosenquist Bros.
Nelson & Gran
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

BUlE3, u1HyQl0
Riley, A
VIOLA, ILLINOIS
Terry. R. e.
ALPHA, ILLINOIS
Jones Cash Store
NEW WINDSOR, III.
Peterson & johnson
Nelson Brothers
W0ODHULL, ILL.
Hu)stedt Bros.
Over Strete, F. ". 4 ca.
Shelter, Fred
Cash Grocery
ALEDO, III.
ROwe's Grocery & Meat Nit
Shaw, c. p. Grocery
Ash 4 Nesbit
NORWOOD, III.
Brcwnlee, o. q.
BURGESS, III.
Hunter. VIM. N. Company
BODEN, I'LL.
Whan. ". s.
sgATON, III.
Henderson. R ].
NEW BOSTON, MI.
Ives. @. & Son
Mannon. A. w.
Welch Z Greer
J0T, Ill.
Brauchet. Geo. Z Sons
Sutlfff, H. L
Armstrong, ". c.
Brown, n.
Humphreys 4 Newall
Bettler. H. C.
Clark Z Trent
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ANNAWAN, III
Lager & Company
Packe's, Mrs. H.
GENESEO, ILL.
Wenke, Henry C.
Lowery, T. M.
Farber & Johnson
Dedrick. Geo. B. & Co.
Rastede, Louis B.
O'Bryan, J. H. & Co.
:, JOSLIN, ILL.
Whiteside, F. M.
-, FULTON, ILL.
Mitchell, A. D.
SPRINGHLL, ILL.
Wood & Wood
ERIE, ILL.
Burchell, Robt.
Miller. A. H. .-'f:-.
HHLSDALE, ILL.
Smith. VIM. T.
Martin, J. N.
Anderson: q Schwenneker.
PROPHETsTOwN, ILL
Forkey, r. c.
Shriver, C. A.
Angel. F. d.
Lowry, in.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-27
EL RESULTaCO Dc UNA
FUNClON IN DEL RIO

Fin maestro ntIme-o d aver lntorma-
mos ouc Il seiior M.ntec6n. gsrente de
Ia Conpar-a d. Vaudeville que lleva
~ nombre. nos cscr.bta de Del Rio,
Texas. srto-mauGo sue para q Ola -
asl actual, hahra dado una fUnc'on de
1:cando aI ci1cug0ta por "isnto oe "a
,nrradsa b-urJ - oencfic.o DE- las rs
,uelas del CsUtenario.
NueStru Agente on aqusila Doeiac'on.
el seuor /. Martiareua. Qu."n 80 deoe
..n gran oar;e IA organization del festi-
var nos rsrniti6 ia cantidad Dc seserta
seis aeiares doce centavos, produc-o
10 este festival scGuu huuIdact"n prac-
t;cada. aSreSardo "a esta sun4 Ia can
,idad d. die< siete doiarss oehents
e.ntsvos colecta veTificada p9r -. 10
urc hace TN total Dc ochenta tres do
rsrss noventa dos eentaVos, Que de-
ianos anotaSos on nuestras hstas oe
hoy.
po- "a ca-ta gu" nos escrloe Ia per
soma mcrcionade. nos erteramoS &c que
IA function veritlcaaa en- IA c-cc2d &c
Del RIO. result5 todo IN acontecsmieh-
10 pues pu.dc d~cirSe que Ia mayor
parte de Ia pobiaci@" acudi" 4 preSen :
ci.rla: nos manifesto tannbiep que G.
Sanor Mar.rc1n 50 encuentra d.spGeS-
to q continuar los trabaJos reiteTSsr :
,3oro,s los ufrvc.-nIentoS que en- Su car
"a dc aver nos hic;c-4. Dc parts del
sclo- Ne~:tarcra. rtTanCs taUo'en Id
pr,meSa formal de conJ.nuar los ira
hajos con f. y entusiaEno haSta no
obtencr 81 ;-IunGo que ambicIonamoS
,odes los mcxica1os.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-27
FUE APROBADA VA LA
.SEGUNDA REFORMA A
LA CONSTITUTION
Autoriza a la Comision Per
manente de la CdmGa para
conuocar a periodos ex-
traordinarios

-.,,or.ry. Espccial para la PRENsA.
ClUDAD DE MEXICO. julio 70
Los diputados aprobaron hoy Ia Sc
g,,pda reforma la Constitution dc
oucrttaro. reforma por la cuai Sc au-
to-izs q la Comisi6n permanente para
copyocar a periodo eStraordinario de
sasiores. con el voto dc las dos terce-
ras parties de los micmbros dc la per
manente. De acuerdo con la Constltu-
ci6n. tai cosa solo podia haceria el Pre-
sidente de la Republica.
Tarnbien Sc aprobo por Ia Camara
dc Diputados. la Ley Agraria que g.
bera pasar ahora al Senado para su
anrobaci6n por este cuerpo.
Los diputados estuvieron diScuuen-
do largamentc en- su session de aver
n credencial del Diputado por ei Il
Distrito de Pueblo. Enrique NJ. Boni-
la, sin que Sc hubiera ilegado a un
acuerdo.
FL Scnado por su parte, discutio
anrob5 los articulos cinco, seis y sietc
de la Ley para los Defensores de oli-
clio. que crca el fuero federal para es-
tos funcionarios.
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PANAMA LNSLSTE ENNO ACEPTAR
Ell FALLO ARBITRAL DE WHITE
El Doctor de Garay pd;o al Secretmio Hughes
que la question de los llmites con Costa Rca
sea Nevada al Tribunal Permanente de La Haya

Tclcgrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON julio 26.-En una
nota que ha sido comunicada al Sc
cretatio de Estado, Hughes, por el DR..
Narciso Garay. Ministro de Negocios
Extranjcros de Panama. que SO halla
ahora en- Washington como jefc de la
delegation panamefa, ha pedido que la
disputa con Costa Rica por Id question
de lfmites sea Nevada al Tribunal Per
manente de Arbitraje de Ia Haya.
Al hacer tai petici6n. el DR.. Garay
dice que las razones por las que el
goberno de Panama no puede aceptar
el fallo del magistrate White, son ci
ser impossible el arreglo di-ecto con
Costa Rica: y el que practicamente
ha climinado los t,stadoS Unidos de la
controversial Il Costa Rica.
FL DR.. Garay dice en- su nota que
en- case de que los Estados Cnidos
insistan en- que sc leve cabo el fallo
de MIR. White Ell Ia cuesthi0n entire
Panama Costa Rica ,el gobierno pa
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la SITUACI0N DE LOS
ESPANOLES EN- MELILLA
SIGUE SEENDO DIFICL
Los moros cuentan ahora con
cd10Res y 0tras GrmGs del
todo modernGs

Del Scrricto Especial para "1A PRENSA
MADRID. Julio .6.-El NiniSterio de Ia
Guerra public6 una nota Official di-
ciendo que las lltinas noticias que Sc
han rccibido indican Que todo csta
quieto en- Meliila: que tropas dc refuer
20 han dcsembarcado, slendo Ia tercera
parte dc elias de europcoS, Y fuerpn
recibidas con gran entusiasn2o ) que
tambisn lego el puque de guerra cs-
pano! "Princesa dc Asturias," qaedan-
do frcnte la costa.
Cinco capitapes, dos ten;entes y A
soldados Sc hallan prisioneros de los
moros .pero sc sabe que est.tn bien
tratadoS.
Eoticias particulares dc Melilla di-
cen que IL situaci6n no ha mejorado,
que las pos!ciones aranzadas han sido
abandonadas por Is tropas eSpanolas
que Sc han concentrate en- el extreme
dc Ia linea de detensa.
FL genera! Beranguer. alto comisio-
nado espaflol en- Marruecos. ha publi-
cado una declaration en- Ia que dice
que las tropas Que Sc hallan cerca de
Ia costa estan rccibicndo ayuda de va
rios barcos de guerra que So nan
rccibido dc todas parties declaraciones
de lealtad Espafa y que hay espe-
ranZa de dominar la situacion pronto.
FL Gabincte SO reuni6 para examinar
Ia siruaci6n pero Sc ignora quo acuer
dos Sc tonarian.
FL Gobicrno 'ha recihido noticias de
que los moroS han llegado cerca de
Monte Arruit completado aus lineas
de defensa. Fl mismo Gobierno declare
a los peri>dicos Que ha recibido ofreci-
mientos dc mi!itarcs que dcscan Sc les
envic a Marrucos Y SC ha ordenaSo que
trop.s de varias estacioncs sc embsr-
ouen. para MeIla para castsar los
rebeidcs
Il n1mero dc heridos nuertos pri
sioneros uu no sc sabe debido 10 d.
fell de las comunicaciones.
Las tribus que infligieron hos ultimos
rcveses a las tropas espanoias son en-
ntImero de 5000 hombrcs todos bicn
armados con modcrnos canones y abun,
dantes pluniciones scgun los uitlmos
dctalles dc los combates tiencn varios
cafioncs siguen Ia tactica moderna-
Los moros estaban mandados por ei
iefe ADD Ell hrin que Sc supone fue
muerto frente a la posici0n espano'a
de Annal. Dicho jefe estudi6 ingenieria
enMadrid pero sin tcrminar 81 carrc-
ra. volvi6 Africa y Sc convirtio en-
uno de los mas notables jefes dc la
ins,,rrecci6n contra los espanoles.
La Ultima COMMUNICATION Official del
Ministerio dc la Guerra dice que hay
actualmente en- la Zoua de Melilia
25 600 hombres.
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nameho no puede hacer otra cosa que
mantener su actual actitud hacer
frente las consecuencas de su inca
pacidad moral para cumplir con dicho
fallo.
Discutiendo Ia sitracion. el DR.. Ga
ray manifesto la esperaaza de que Sc
encuentrc una soluci6n pacffica antes
de Que los Estados Un!dos insistan en-
levar las coSas ilaSta el extreme. Ana
di6 que puesto que ei confiicto entire
ambos paises es de naturaleza legal.
facilmente justificable V que en- el no
estan interesados los intereses ritaies
nj cl honor nacional dc los Estados
Unidos, la mission espera que por dcle-
rencia 4 los derechos sobcranos dc Pa
mama Y por Ia causa del principle de
arbitraie tan caro- a los Estados Uni
dos. aceptara ell Gobierno americana la
soluci6n dcfinitiva pTcpuesta. 10 cual
impcdir$i que cl asunto Sc arreslc por
Ia fuerza.