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The New York herald., 1921-01-29

Bolivia and Chile (Cuba. other parts Of
honduras and letter mail for Salvador y,
VIA Havana, Cristobal. Callao, Mollendo,
Str Ebro. s't$ !: so An. .OAS'a anu 's'p'-' A''O'
Bermuda, via Hamilton. str Fort Victoria.
North Brazil. Iqultos. cabedello. Pernam-
buco,, Parahyba and Natal. (other parts OF
tai. cabedelio. Pernam5aco. Maceio and Ba-
ha. str sallust. 9 80 AM.
Bahamas. including Inagua and Fortune
str straans Moro cas castle, $50 An. au anu NAa'
Costa Rica (Cuba, Jamaica, Canal Zone
and Panama >. via i.LsN,s Havana; Santiago. Port
mon. str Calainares. s 80 AM.
Porto Rico, st Thomas and st Croix, via
san Juan. str Mohawk. $50 AN (sup $3.50
Newtounndand I'D. via st Johns. str Rosa
Hayti. except Port dc Paix CJamaica and
Colombia y. via Cape Haytl. st Mare. Port
au Prince, Jacmel. Kingston. Savanllla and
Cartagena, str Lake Ogden. $3.50 AM.
Port de PaiX; also parcel post mails for
Dutch Guiana. via Paramaribo (other parts
of Hayti. Curacao. Cumana, Carupano and
Guiana y, via all Haytian ports. Curacao.
Cumana, Carupano and Paramaribo, str
Uranus. 10 AM.
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador (printed
matter, &c), Nicaragua Except east coast)
Amapaia. Choiuteca and. prints. go. for
Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran (IIon-
durasl... Cauca and Narino departments OF
Bolivia and Chile (Cuba. other parts OF
Honduras and letter mail for Salvador y,
via cristobal. str Frederick Luckenbach.
PM (sup PM.
MONDAY, JANUARY 81
South Brazil argentina Uruguay and
Paraguay .. via Flo Janeiro. Montevideo
and Buenos Aires. str Rcnney, $3.50 AM.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY !.
Jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca and
Narino depa rtments) via Kingston, Carta-
gena Savanilla and Santa Marta, str Tivi-
yes. s 80 AN.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at 6 Pm as follows:
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia. French
Indo- China and Netherlands East indies
Except Sumatra) via Vancouver and Vic
tora. BC, str Monteagle. Feb 3.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French
Indo- China, Netherlands East Indies (ex-
cept Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. BE. str Empress
of Asia, Feb ..
Hawaii. Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria.
DC, str Makura, Feb II.
Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
fParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
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SAILED.

Strs Commodore Rollins CNor). Philadel-
pha; Stavangerfjord (Nor). Bergen Jekrl
(Br), Norfolk; Vestris tBr). Liverpooli
Rayo and one barge. Beaumont. Brandywine.
I.obos; Hyanthes (Br). Montevideo; Frederik
VII (papl. oogenhayg.eni Iroauois. Puerto
Antao (Port). Norfolk; Muskogee, Texas
City; J A Bostwick. Lobos; Galileo CBr)..
Hull: Sherman. Norfolk Arnold Maersk
DAM. Baltimore; Wacouta, Havana
Hahra, Lobos; Cabo Villano (Sp). Cadiz;
w II Tilford. Tampico.
str Geddington Court tBr), Manila via
Norfolk.
u S fuel ship Ramapo. Port Arthur, Tex.
Sailed 27th, str VIM Green, Tampico.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on Fri
day, Jan 2S, 1884, at AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and thirty-one hundredths (30.3D
inches This closely approximates seven hun
dred and sixty-nine and nine-tenths (I69.o)
mllimeters. Captains of all vessels. now
lying In or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM, NE, 13 miles,
clear. smooth
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AMERICAN PORTS.
INV TolppruDn.1 I

/
BOSTON. Mass, Jan 2s-Arrived. strs Er
holm (Nor), Santiago; Port Bowen (Br
New York and Philadelphia (and cleared fol
more (Br), do for Liverpool and Glasgow
| Brandon, Baltimore; Triumph. do for Ant
werp and Hamburg: Walter = Noyes, New
| New York; tugs Georges Creek, New York
| towing barges Nos Is. 10 and 20; Mars
n 2 Doane, Sandwich, towing barges Bofisc'
and Irene NJ Dawson. New York; Ontario
New York, towing barges Sidney. RAIN anc
Darien Cast two for Portandl; plymouth
one for north shore; Confidence, towing
barge Upton, Lynn for New York.
Cleared 2sth, str barrymore tBr)' Liver
Sailed 21th. str Bristol. Norfolk.
Sailed 2sth, strs Mississippi CBr). Balti-
more; Alexander Kjelland CNorl. Liverpool
Lake Ellenorah. Charleston and Jackson
vii1e.-Wind at Highland Light at noon, p
bhLTiMoRE. .T Ms. MsS 'J29' Jan 2s-Arrivcd. str.
Rradavon (Br). Port Said; Ethelfreda CBr)
Melllla; Borga (Nop. Hamburg via New
fBeigj, Antwerp; santa veronica Now
York; Borgestad (NoD Tuxpam Newton
Boston; Persian, do latter 2fii)s y-,.
Sailed 2Sth, strs King Alfred tBrl, Alex
andria; Elkridgc. Norfolk; Warwick, Tam
pico; .westerdyk Dutcn, ROTTERDAM, va
fhiSdeiphlsi tug voiant' cioafuegos. towing
OG, BtzzARDs 81 zls BAY (capc Cod CanaD. Mass.
Jan os--rassed Il. str Mohawk tug Latin
American, with 1 barge.
CHARLESTON, SC, Jan 2s-ArrlVed, stra
Lenapo. New York tand proceeded for Jack
eonvile) Arapahoc. Jacksonville (and pro-
ceeded for New York;.
Sailed 2sth. str sscandara 0rom Calves
toni, Bremen and HAMBURG.
CAPE HENRY, Va Jan 2s, 1000 An
Passed IN, strs TideWater Savoua, sc, for
baltimore; JACQUES Cartier tFr' Now York
for do.--Wind NE, % miles cloudy.
GALVESTON, Tex, Jan 2N-Arriveu. atra
! Reilly. Tampico. w NJ Irish, dos West
hampton, Rotterdam, Tartar. P0r. Afauan
iIilda Cir). Hull. Highmead CBp, Cardiff
Mediterranco QtaD, Genoa fataEomlet
sailed 18th. strs Curricr, Tamfco Charles
NJ Everest, New York; Quautock tBrl, lial-
Ian ports; Waxahachie, Liverpool; R0gcficld
CBr), RIO Janeiro. Wayfarer tBrl. Liver
pool Torres, Tampco Monte Grapua utaN,
Italian ports. Lake flournUV Philadelphia.
JACKsONvILLE. Fla, Jan 2s-Arri1ed, ati
Princeton. Tamplco.
Sailed 2sth schrs Georgia - Jenkins, New
MANILA, Jan 25-Saiicd, str Bolton Castle
(Iir) Boston and New York.
Arrived 26th, str Saiiua, Portland. @.
MOBILE, Ala. Jan .S-Arritcd. str Nfoun-
dria. New Orleans Tor Manchester. hari
PAMELA OBu, Barbados; schr q J Cherry
Sailed 2sth. strs kirktown OBn. cuba,
Honduras CNor) Port Barrios; soaua tNorl
Tcia tug Richmond, Tampico.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan 2S-Arritc1 str.
Ampecto, Antwerp; Ashtabuln tHr. IW'cd
Kingdom. Comus, New YORK, lanncdalke
Tampicu; Grrlffcnfcls lBeiel. Las Paimus
Ileredla. Bocas del Toro: ltalla lswl. Cuna.
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via GIbraitar-Peirce brothers. Inc.
str Lampo OtaD, Lugli. savona--Robert J.
Str Ernemore tBr). Ritchie.-. Alexandria.
Smyrna. &c-Furness, Witty & Co.
Nsp.s st Dante sn Ash,sr Msp
Str Argentina utaD, cherubini.. Patras.
Dgbroynik. &e-Phelps Brothers 4 Co.
Green Star Steamship Corporation.
Str Megali Hellas (GreeD, Hazapis.
Piraeus-N Galanos Co;
pore, &c, via Newport News-Norton. Lilly
str Morloka Maru (Jap). Kamada, snga-
Pf0ce' f0e. batavia $'--h0ui0'r' "s'r & D0ya'
Str Fastener. Heath. Cape Town. Port
Elizabeth. &c-United States and Austria
Str Sherman. Turner. Valparaiso and
Antofagasta via Norfolk-Chile Exploration
str Tabor .CNor), Iversen, Montevideo.
Str Ebro CBrj. Duncan. Havana. cristobal.
&c-Sanderson & Son.
Str De Soto. Slater. Cristobal-Robert L
str Phoenix. Townshend. Port Lobos-
Str Iroquois. Mckenzie. Monte Christi.
Str Lake Ogden. Robins, Cape Haytien, st
Marc. &c-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Calamares, Spencer, Havana, Santiago,
Str Fort Victoria (Br). Davis. Hamilton,
Bermuda-Furness, Witty & Co.
Str Baton Rouge, Hall. Texas Ctty-Robcrt
L Hague.
Str Conotton, Smith, Mobile and Tampa
Mallory Steamship Co.
str Eagle. Hayward, Newport News
Standard Oil Co of New York.
Str santo Antao PorD. Bezerra, Norfolk
&C B Richard e. Co.
Str Arnold Maersk (Danl. Nielsen. Balti-
more--Isbrandtscn, Moller & Co.
Str Manhattan (Br), Lazell. Baltimore
Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Commodore Rollins (Nor), Carlson,
elphia--Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Matura (Br) Kirkby (from Trinldad)
Perth Amboy-Furness, Witty g. Co.
Bark Guadalhorce (Sp), Cortes Las Pal
mas, Canary islands, Carberry d. Co.
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SVEN TO HEAD MAGAZINE.
wilson's CONFIDENTIAL stcnograpbcr
10 he Editor.

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2S.--Presidcnt VIII
sons confidential stonographer, Charles
SVEN. -.-- has been with the President
since 1913. has accepted the cditorship OF
Q shorthand magazine IN Chicago.
With the exception of a three month
period of military service during tho
war SVEN has reported every speech OF
tho President during his two tcrms In
aflcc. and The meetings OF the "big four"
in Paris. M well as plcnnry sessions of
the Peace Conference.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Aduitania (Br). Southampton for New
York, is expected to dock at pier 81, North
River, Sunday forenoon.
Str Britannia FFr). Marselles, &C. for New
York, Ia expected to dock at foot of 31st
street Brooklyn, Saturday forenoon.
Str Editor, Rotterdam for New York, 930
miles u Ambrose s PM 27th.
Str Middlesex, Savona for New York. 900
miles s Sandy Hook noon 9th.
Str San Bias (Br). Port Limon for Boston.
545 Nantucket noon 9th.
Str Mercian (Br), from Liverpool, 200 miles
Il of Boston 10 AM 2Sth.
Str T4istlemore (Br) from Liverpool. $40
miles of Boston noon 2sth. Due Boston
Sunday.
Str Gulflight. Port Arthur for Providence.
223 miles Brenton Reef light vessel noon
9th.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
TO ENCOURAGE SHIPPING.
New Society Formed to Promote
Marine Exhibits.

An association to promote and supervise
marine exhibits and to encourage the
designing. building and operation OF
ships was formed yesterday afternoon
at the Biltmore Hotel by representatives
OF forty-seven shipbuilding companies
and manufacturers OF marine supplies
II was urged that the annual Marine Tx
position should be held at the same timo
rs the conventions of the various marine
organizations in order that persons
might attend both at the same time.
Officers OF the new association arc
col. E. \. Simmon OF this city. prosi-
dent. and X. l.. James. Jr., OF Chicago,
secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
Dangers to Navigation.

rRoportod TO the photographic otflce.1
Str Trimouniain on Jan 90, 1921 attempted
10 pass through the cast passage OF the
slsdes Ferry drawbridge at Fall River. Mass.
Ind grounded about 400 feet upstream from
tho centre OF the above passage on rock
the time the tide was high water. slack.
and the vessel was drawing 20 feet , inches
forward and % feet Inches aft. tThe Tri-
mountain was fioated Jan 23.l
Jan 20, lat 80 81. Ion I3 80, spar pro-
1ecting several feet out OF water.
Jan "a. LAT 26 ~, lon - III. derelict
about 100 feet long, bottom up.
Jan Is, lat - 49, lon A IL, derolict; 1;
evidently steam trawler.
Jan IA, lat ~ 80 Ion % 81. red conical
buoy partly covered with marine growth.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
ARGENTINA THANKS COLBY.
IN basssdor Delivers Note to state
Department..

WAsniNGToN. Jan. Appreciation
OF the Argentine Government for the
Secretary of States recent visit TO
Buenos Aires was expressed in - note
delivered TO Secretary Colby to-day by
the Argt ntine Ambassador.
Tho communication thanked tho
American Government for the Secre-
tary's visit and spoke of Mr.. Colby
himself in terms denoting that he had
created favorable impression In the
Argentine capital
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

str Winyah, Buenos Aires Nov IS. Nom
tetideo goth Rio Janeiro Dec 10, Port spain
30th bermuda Jan 81 via Boston 9th. for
New York, to the Barber Steamship Co,
with mdse.
str Pawnee, Boston for New York.
Schr Mabel II Gum (BrD. Sherbrooke. Ms,
for New York, with lumber 20 Homan &
puddington.
Tugs Perth Amboy. with barges CAT e:i5
AND Energy, with I iat 0:e0 AM west
innrnlnnd with :, lnt II no AMl.
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CLEARED.

lF'rom ". S. Naval Communication Service ]
Str Carmania (Br. Nelson, Liverpool
Cunard steamship Co.
Str vodic (BD. Berry, LIvcrpool-white
Star Line.
Str La Savoic (Fr). Boisson, Havre-Com-
paEnie Generate Transatlsntique
Str West Tacook, Oiestad, Glasgow-Inter-
national Mercantile Marine Co.
Str penrose (Brl, Colman, Antwerp
George Hclliesen, Inc.
Str Kroonland. Newmann Antwerp via
Plymouth and Chcrbourg Red Star Line.
Str Lsgarfoss Ucoiandl Thortcnsscn,
SeyiSiavik- Bennett. Hvoslcf a. 90.
Str Aicona, Campbell. Nigo, Corunna, &C.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
,pecidi Despatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., Jan. 2S.

Officials of the Navy Department de-
MED 1t was necessary to cut away two
armor plate decks Of the battleship Ten
nessee to repair the electric coils that
had shifted, as the Westinghouse Elec-
trio Company asserts. Construction Of
,Icials refused TO comment in detail. say
ing they did not know all the circuni-
.tances. but asserted 1t was necessary
60 place the coils where they would be
protected. 1t was learned, however. that
designs are being considered which
would make them more accessible.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Massachusetts-Atlsn Ocean-Nantucket
Sound Approach-Point Rip gas and bell
buoy ia. reported missing from station
Jan 81. Will be replaced as soon as prac-
tlcablc.
BOSTON. Jan 2s--'rug n Y Doaue reports
gas buoy ON Howlands Ledge, OFT Brandt
Rock, was not lighted.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF. Jan 2s-Baromcter at
noon, 29.s6 inches; wind NV, strong breeze
weather showery; temperature, % deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29

NEW YORK, Jan 2s-rhe time bali above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamens Church Institute. 20
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon.
10Th meridian, or ) hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Broad 2oI.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
Bound East.

Eagle boat - (in tow,
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro (Br), New
York for Digby. NJ tat 2'i0 PMl.
steam lighter A u MacGull tat II 20 AND.
Tugs Setter With barges (at p.35 AND (.
Watuppa, with (at A:iJ PM); North
America with . (at . PM.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
TO cuEcr< RENT pRoFIrEEns

QUEBEC. Isr. 2s.-A bill to-day was in-
trodured IN the Quebec Provincial LcEis-
iaturc 10 prevent landlords from lncreas-
scar.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 70

SATURDAY, JANUARY ~,
Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador. (printed
matter, &c). Nicaragua Except east coast) .
Amapala Choluteca and prints, &c, for Ma
caorne Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran (iondu-
ras). Cauca and Narino departments of Co
lombia Ecuador, Peru except lquitos),
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
AMERICAN PORTS.

by MALL
PROVIDENCE. RI. Jan 26-Sailvd. str u
G Pope, Norfolk.
San JUAN, PR. Jan 22--Arrived. schrs
WIN u Litchfiold, Gulfport via Jacksonvfue; I;
Grand Turk. Port Bolivar.
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MARrNr-ron sAIE oR wANrEp.

ATTENTION. ETEAMsfUp OPERATORS.
Brand ucw stccl Fframahin. $3.50 tone
Il. Vs.. cleesed 100 40 flotds. February
launching $50 por q. N Ion less than half
actual construction rosi pfiurpela only.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
CLOSING OF MAILS.

aion siretso ciossh
oneho
The New York herald., 1921-01-29

ASK BELL ALL ABOUT BERMUDA.
BERMUDA TRAVEL BUREAU. II PARK
Row. Tel. Barclay 1913. l32 West i2d 81.
AGWI Lines Steamship ser,icc--Florlda. the
Carolinas, cuba, Texas, California. Mexico.
Porto Rico. ganto Domingo. Apply 4sD 5th Az.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.
DROPPiNC OF TIME BALL.

The time given In the above table Is East
'rn standard time and is furnished by the
United states Coast and Geodetic Survty.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neys Office is in
the Barge Office. Ship meacs information gven By U. s.
Navy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $780,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-20

In un numero reciente de LA PREM
ga, en- la secci0n de Cortes Polcia
consisnamos una information acerca
del caso dc dos elegantes muJeres que
fueron aprehendidas bajo el cargo de
extension de cheques falsos.
Dijimos que una de elias estapa
ahora, por Ia segunda vez, en- poder
de las autoridades de San Antonio
pues que en- ell mes de julio habIa 81
do aDcehendida por el mismo dehto'
Y que entonces Sc le hab.a acusado
de haber girado veinticinco cheques
ccntra Bancos donde no tenIa nj depo-
sitos nj cuenta corriente.
Diiir.os tambien que sc trataoa ce
una bella mujer que contando con re-
laciones entire Ia genie adinerada de
IL ciudad, habla salido iacilmente dc
los los en- que Sc Ia emcontrd, ne
diante fianzas de ricos amigos. Paes
bien: esta misma dama, que aAora,
Sc encuentra en- la carcel del Conaado'
esta resultando ser Ia misnisfm3 es-
posa de diferentes maridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-20
TA!iE EN- PROTESTARON LOS
DlPUTADOS

Ell sentimiento de protcsta por el
arentado de IL Basilica de Guadalupe,
cundi5 tambien entire !oa miembros dc
II Cdmara Leg!sladora, pucs ii gran
mayoria dej0 de aSistir aver en- Ii tar
dc a Ia session ordinar.a, 4 pesar de
los csfd EOS de Ia Minors, sea ei
'.petit" comitt. que estuvo insistien-
90 .-.,:zmente en- comp!etar el quo
rum, cosa que no lograron, porque ha-
bi;t dc antemano un acuerdo tactic de
no concurrir Ia Cdmara.
Esta actitul dc los diputados ha da-
do .nargen a los mas vivos comenta-
rios en- lodos los circulos.
Las noticias telegrdticas que en-
esta Capital sc han estado recibiendo
acerca dc las manifestations cat0li-
cas- lie protesta en- las principalcs po-
blaciones dc Ia Republica, d!cen que
con contadas excepciones tales actos
Sc cGectuaron ordenadamente, habien-
do cerrado el comercio en- senal de
dueio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-20
Sc PRESENTAN MARlDO
TRAS MARlDO

Hasta aquf todo estaba aun perfecs
tarnente. V asl 10 hubier2 continuado
estando, a no haber apareci''o en- Sc
guida otro libertador de cili. id~ntiti-
candose tambien como su esposo. Iras
de este segundo marido, que es dc
San Antonio. apareci0 el tercero. tam
bien de esta ciudad y lueSo el de Arr
zona. Este, por venir de tan leJos. Tue
el u!timo en- presentarse gestionas
Ia libertad de su esposa. encohtFanoo-
Sc rcr que ya antes que el Ia habian
rec amado tres maridos.
r. Jefe D,rutado She, #, s.. A.
Newton, ha sioo ei fuac-ouario aR,e
c,yos o,ns Sa fIT pri:ciriaSo oessd-
r.ollar las csc,n de ss-e caso de e.
Ii,,r.ia. uIr lie res,iit;' 81 lido al :i:sL
seri a,,o de los mas faEltsos dsacu-
biertos en- San tntonio.
Mr.. Newton, pues, ina cstado TO-
p,ndo las primeras evidencias, en-
tai labor, tuvo cuatro veces ante su
rresencia IL seiiora, objeto de estas
lfneas durantc el dfa dc aver.
Ella ha negado llamarsc como las
] rersonas que dicen ser sus esposos di-
! cen que ella Sc llama. pues cada uno
Ia nombra con ur difcrcntc patroni-
| mico..
FL sensational case estara desenvcl-
yiendo nueyas faces elias AUDI
iremos' en- su oportunidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-20
CAMPANA EN- FAVOR DE
LA SALUBRlDAD INFAN-
TIL EN- MEXICO
Sc procurard poner remedlo
a la gran mortalidad
de niHoS

Telegrama Especial para LA FRENSA"
NUEVA YORK, noviembre 19.-
La Sra. Dolores Batres de Pruneda,
esposa del DR.. Pruneda, que repre-
sento a Mexico en- el Congress- de
Ia Association Americana de Salu-
bridad, ha visitado los hospitales de
nifos reuniendo datos que podra
utilizar su regreso Mexico en-
la campafia en- favor de la salud de
los ninos.
En- una entrevista que concedlo
a los reporteros manifesto Ia seno-
ra que Ia situacio-. de los ninos me-
xicanos es demasiado seria, pues de
cada Glen personas que mueren en-
Mexico, % son ninos de menos de
dos amos.
Las mujeres mexicanas son muy
buenas madres, dice Ia Sra. Prune.
da, pero no tienen los conocimlentos
necesarios para el debido cuidado de
los ninos, porque cuando eran Jove
nes no Sc les ensenaron esos conocl-
mientos en- la escuela, para evltar
que pensaran prematuramente que
algun dia tenian que ser madres, 10
cual Sc considerable como impudlco
Las mujeres mexicanas siempre
han amado sus hogares y les agra
da mucho la reclusion
En- seguida hablo la Sra Pruneda
de la "Semana del Nino', que sc
ceIebro ultimamente en- Mexico, la
que fue un gran aconteclmiento, y
promote que Sc seguira trabaJandc
en- esa linea con mucho vigor.
Termina ID Sra. Pruneda dlclendc
que las muieres han adelantado er
Mexico mucho, que una sonora 81
presento como candidate para ur
cargo popular y alnque fue derrota
da. ha alberto el camino para que
otras damas imiten su eJemplo,
que aunque las mujeres tienen de-
recho de votar, desde 1917 POGO u
so hacen de tai derecho, aunque mt
chas setan siguiendo correras pro
fesionales Y la mujere tiene ahora
mas libertad que antes de la reVo
| lucion.
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Ell PRIMER EMBAJADOR
ALEMAN. DESPUES DE
La GUERRA, EN- E. u.
LEGO a N. York uistiendo
ropa usada y rGda y
con gran modestia
Telegrama Especial para LA PRENsA."

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENsA.
NUEVA YORK, noviembre 19.-El
baron Edmund Won Thermann, que va
a funcionar como embajador de Alema
MIA en- los Estados Unidos, lego hoy
de Europa, siendo el primer enviado
diplomatico que envia AIemania des-
pues de Ia guerra.
Ell diplomatico teut6n lleva vestidos
usados y radios y ha explicado su po-
bre presentation con entera franGueZa
diciendo que las condolences econo-
micas de Alemania son desastrosas
Que sera muy difIcil para su pats Sos
tener Ia emba jada en- los Estados Uni
dos a causa de Ia baja del precio de!
marco del alto precio del dollar.
Ha manifestado que viene solamen-
te para preparar el terreno para e.
embajador que sera nombrado oportu
namente y que cuando llegue el nuevo
enyiado diplomatico el quedara como
consejero de la embajada.
Ell baron Thermann era atache en-
Madrid y fue teniente de caballeria
durante la guerra. Luch6 en- ell frente
oriental, fue hcrido y capturado por los
rusos V es:uvo prisionero en- Siberia,
donde Ia Cruz Roja Americana salvo su
vida, proporcionandole el a otros
prisioneros alimentos, hasta que fue
puesto en- libertad en- virtud del ira
tado de Brest-Litovsll.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-20
La renuncia ha causado sem
sacioon en- los circulos diplo-
maticos Iatino-americanos
En- Mexico Sc cree que Sc ln-
tentara resolver defini- ;.
tivamente las cuestio- !.
mes pendientes H.

Telegrama Especial para LA thhNSa
WASHINGTON, noviembre 19.-Ha
causado gran sensacion en- los clrcuios
diplomaticos hispano-americanos Ia
noticia de Ia renuncia de Mr. Henry
Fletcher como SubSecretario de Esta-
do, Y que ha sido nombrado emba1a-
dor en- Bsigica. J
Sc dice que Ia renuncia de Fletcher
ha sido presentada con entero cono-
cimiento del Secretario Hughes y que
no existe causa de fricci6n entire ellos,
V ell hecho de que haya recibIco un
nombramiento diplomatico Sc toma
como prueba de que entire el y Mrs
Hughes existen como siempre las re-
laciones mas cordiales. !
Sin embargo esa renuncia Sc consl-
dera como significativa dada Ia acu-
tud que Mr. Fletcher ha tornado en- ei
asunto del reconocimiento del Gobier
no mexicano, pues Sc sabe que ha sldo
el principal opositor en- el Departa-
mento de Estado a dicho reconocimien
to que al separarse, su influenza
en- ess sentido Sc ha suprimido por
10 menos disminuido.
Mr.. Fletcher luch6 en- Cuba como
rough rider a las ordenes de Roose-
yelt Sc conoce que participate De
las opiniones de dichc Roosevelt res
pecto de Ia polltica hacia los paIseS'
hispano-
Ha desempenado Ia representation.
diplomatica de los Estados Unldos en-
Cuba, Sur America Mexico.
Tambien es sabido que renunc!o cl
puesto de embajador en- Mexico porque
no aprob6 Ia politica de Mr.. Wilson y
que no hace tempo que dijo un
miembro del Congreso que no podIa
dejar de exigirse que Sc firmase ci ira
tado de amistad - comercio con Me-
xico, antes de ..ceder ell reconoci-
miento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-20
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