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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
The New Generation
MARGARET REVIEWS HER YOUTH IN JOAN
BY Jane Phelps

TO he musical, She must hear GOOD
music. then perhaps size will be will
ing Of her own .rcv M!:l to study it.
Margaret also kept UP hev study Ot
French and Italian which her mother
had insisted she should speak. Sac
spoke French I" tho little Joan. whose
accent must be perfect.
Her whole l!'c WAS hu!N about the
tiny golden haired girl. Yet uncon-
sctously she grew younger. happier.
more intrigued with NE as the days
and months passed swiftly hy.y
During her sirihood Margaret had
known many lor,ly h"'rs. pur;nS her
shqr, married I'fe she spent many sad
ones. Tine had dragged. Sow the
days were not long enough 'nr al she
lnngrd to do ~ that lean future
might not know the boredom which
had been hers.
Joan was not like her either mem
tally or physically. Margaret was hlarl.-
eyed. biack-ha!red. with small. ariSio-
cratic features. Joan wa y Eo,drn-
ha!red. hlue-eyed SRI. with riIulnt
features and Il SKIN OF dazzling white
ness.
who does sh. take after" one Of
me neighbors asked.
Some renote ancestor perhaps.
Mother was not \ blonde. J am Ike
father. l am glad sac is different"
Margaret had replied.
She wanted Joan 20 he different.
You Indulge her too much. Some
day YOU VIII he sorry" they old her.
Il think not" was Marraret's smiling
reply.
Your mntEe" never indUlccl YOU"
Perhaps thu: - just tn" reason !
;ct lam Il, &C shn likpS" Sbp rp,tr'el
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
HEALTH Talks
By John B. Huber AM,MD
MALARIA ~PREVENTION-II.

For thcsn interested IN the health OF
Industrial camps. Gorgas made exceed
lngly pregnant observations; in and
about tn" canal Zones so. 800 laborers
and their families were scattered over
500 square miles. though they were
collected principally IN some A. camps
or villages along the line of the canal;
these 500 square miles were dirided
into II districts, all under a chief SAM
,ary inspector. with the necessary clcrl-
cal force. and thrc. assistants, OF whom
one was csp"cialI" wise In mosquito
lore: the second expert in ditching.
draining. thing. etc: the third a COM
ptcnt executive. Each one OF the II
districts had It's district Inspector. who
had from 4f to so laborerS to do the
necessary draining. carpenters tn Keep
the screens In repair: and ono or two
Qulnine dispensers. who went about
urging. though not compelling. employees
tn take three-grain pills as prnphy!aCt!c
preventive doses. Tho district Inspector
reported daily to the central office the
number OF malaria cases md the num-
h,r Of employees among whom the pa
TENTS lived. Each inspector was held
fcSnnhSlhlc Tor any rN'"SS malaria. IN
his district. IF the admission rate for
malaria during the week rose above
one and n half ger cent. something was
considered wrong, and tho assistants 70
tho 'hief sanitary inspector were sent
to discover tho cause. These assistants
were, moreover. kept constantly busy
over tho work. advising and instructing
tho district Inspectors. Herein tiorgas
found the E!s: OF tho whole station:
tn" district inspector and the working
force. having usually no special knowl-
edge of mosquito life and habits. had
t. hc constantly under tho surveillance
and a.rr"m" control Of the sanitary Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
SIDE TALKS
WHAT DOES HOSPITALITY REQUIRE?
by Ruth Cameron

What are the obligations Of nospi-
tally"
If a group OF people comprising two
friends and three people who are utter
strangers TO you descend upon you In
All automobile at an hou or so before
meal time. does true hospitality entail
the Obligation Of inviting to dinner the
whole five, three Of whom you havJ
never seen before and will probably
never see again. and whom you would
never dream OF visiting"
III Il cousin comes to stay two weeks
and ]prolongs her stay TO five. six. seven,
or more, sleeping all the while In the
living room, does true hospitality pre-.
vent you from putting an end TO what
ook as II II might be an indefinite
stay?
Just because one has q summer home
Is one under obligation TO-; entertain in
Eumerabls people whom one woulG
never think Of being entertained by Ia
their city homes but who happen to
have automobiles and who want ON
place to go?
But Don't Tell O Soul
These are some questions a Letter
Friend submits.
What do you make OF that. Watson?
If YOU won't tell, I'll tell you what l
suspect. | suspect my Letter Friend
has n summer home and. some rather
cheeky friends and relatives. I also
suspect that the whole subject has be-
come n sore one to her, and ] cannot
say that ! blame her.
Hospitality Is a very fine virtue. i
love the open heart that has an open
hearth for all friends. But I think there
ar, limits to what one ought to try to
d" in the way OF entertaining. and l
think there arc conditions Of imposi-
ton under which entertaining CANNOT
help being done with a resenlful heart
and thcreupon ceases to be hospitality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
Retired Clergyman Is ..
Tried for Wife Murder

Laksport. Cal!s. Oct. 3.-John A..
Spencer. retired clergyman. wen on
trial today on a charge OF murder In
connection with tho death OF his wife.
Mrs. Emma Spencer. who's body was
taken from Clear Lake on the night Of
July q. after she had zone boating
with her husband.
The prosecution viii claim hat Spen-
Ger killed his witH 10 obtain possession
o. Ncr property. while the defense will
contend tina; Mrs. Spencer's death was
accidental
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04

this attractive style II 70 cut In {
Sizes: II, 16. IS and 20 years. A 20
year size requires 6h yards Of IS inch
material. The width OF the skirt At the
foot Is 2 yards.
Duvetyn. tr!cotine. twill. crepe. mo-
hair canton crepe satin and taneta are
good for this model.
4 pattern OF this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF lie In
silver or stampA
Write name and address plainly. Send
II cents to 1ntelligencer orrlcs. Wheel
Ing, w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
q

DickIe'. father was shocked 70 see
his son kick his little playmate.
why did you kick John?" he ASKED.
severely.
II am tired OF playing with him. I
want him TO go home" was Dickie's an
swer. .
Then why didn't you ask him to 20
hcme?"
"Oh"-it was Dickic's turn to Be
shocked-"why. daddy. that would not
be polite."-Iiarper's Magazine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD


Take that which remains subtract Z
spear-headed weapon. add q youth. add
a quantity Of paper. subtract 4 vision.
add a verb meaning to correct o. IN.
prove, subtract the terminus ana re-
sulting letters will spell tho name Of 4
Biblical character who Is seldom men.
toned except in association With D
faithful beast Of burden.
Answer to Y~sstsrday's 1uE1is
The rebus represented General Ben.
jamin Franklin Butler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
opthalmta Moratorium.

An acquaintance or mine, about %
years old, has been blind from child
hood, due to want Of rropc medical
care when an infant. He can d~.sinCuish
a ray Of sunlight when the sun shines
on his face. Is there any possibility that
my amount Of cycsIEht could be re-
stored: The other eycball is DESTROYED.
He is healthy and strong. Could Ina
learn any trade that hr could pursue at
home: He lives with his mother. I
have in mind Recommending. Where
could we get information relative to
such work?
Answer--Such an nfhictIon Is named
ms above and might have been prevent
ed at birth by the Creole method which
should be followed NJ every birth. by
means OF an eye dropper, one drop OF a
solution Of nitrate Of silver tten grains
to tho ounce) Is instilled between tho
infants lids as soon as possible after
birth. | have to state that probably
nothing can now be done 10 restore the
sight. Ry writing to The Lighthouse.
asst 59th street. New York city, YOU
will become we'll Informed and Will
learn Of astonishing things that can b"
d nc by the blind. Recommending Is an
ideal orcurn ton for them.
All Inquiries addressed to DR.. Huber
In care OF the Health Talks" depart
ment Will he answered in thes" columns
In their turn. This requires considerable
time. however. owing to the great num-
Der received. So II n personal or quick
er reply Ia desired. a stamped and self
addressed envelope must h" enclosed
w..h tho qucstlnn-ThP Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

ncer and his trained scientific assis
ants. who were then held responsible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
NEWS Of THE
OHIO CAPITAL
Ex- Wheeling Buses
Forced to Pay $500
Columbus License
snAci,1 ni.ra,ch 70 the Intelllgencer.

|
Special Dispatch to the lnteligencer.
olu bus. Oct. 5 Wheeling ana Del
mort county buses. which have been
o,erstIno in Columbus since the trouble
with the Wheeling Traction company
last suumer, Will not be denied the
right To operate here. but they Will nave
m nay materially 10 Ito so.
council has eliminated a drastic sec
ton Of a regulatory ordinance wnicn
would have forbidden the ouSseS 10 ols-
charge passengers on any street IN the
prInc;ral business section. TINS was
plainly a bit OF special LEGISLATION IN
the interest Of the traction ronpany
and ~councip treated It accordingly row
aver, il was decided TO impose an annual
license zee ot 5000 for Zach bus 10 pay
the estimated cost Of the wear on 'oI-
umbus streets. Each bus company VIII
likewise be required to carry SA"'oV"
liability Insurance..
Eu,e-al s.ryiras were held here Mon
dsy afternoon for Mrs. Mary Sul;hin'
dauyh,rr cc Mr.. ard Mrs. =. + Lyons
Of Mason cry WA. who ended her IKE
Nv taking poison. The young man. a ~
year-oid bride has been married only
a short TIME. Tho coroner Is at q ioss
10 account for her act.
Mrs. Rlbrenca pt I:tshard OF Column
bus. state president 81 the " g T. I'
said tc>lay" that Major, Roy \. itaines
OF Hillsoorc. federal prohibition COM
m~,ssinn.rs, had accepted an invitation
10 speak at the state W. I. 1. l. con-
yention Oct. 1t-tS at Toledo.
President r. =. Williamson. Nenia
farmer. Of the state board Of aSricui-
ture: George r. Warner. Wellington.
vice president both Republicans
Donald Il Acklin OF Toledo. IL Democrat
are slo ted for reappointment on the new
state board OF agriculture which pireo-
Tor ~ Agriculture l.. J. Taber Is expect
cd 10 announce shortly. Harry Cole
man Of Columbus and GcorS" Rlttenour
OF PIke.on are mentioned as probable
new members of the board. the former
as the fsh and game member.
Following hts trip In Jefferson. Car
roll, Stark and other eastern Ohio coun-
ties. Governor Davis Is more determined
than ever 70 speed up OhiOs road m
movement program. En- route from
Steubenville to Canton. the governors
auto got stuck in the mud or Carroll
county and II Was necessary to get =
team Of horses to pull him out.
Numerous Instances OF payroll pad
ding, issuance Of vouchers to fictitious
persons. raIsinS warrants. deposittnE
funds ~lrreSularly and other fradulant
transactions are charged against Rich
land county officials by state eSamin-
ers In their report TO State Auditor
Tracy. Tbs former county auditor. W.
T.. Fisher. now serving a term In the
Ohio penitentlary. Is accused OF using
county funds Illegally TO buy an auto
mobile when the county commissioners
refused TO buy II for him. The charges
come right on the heels OF an inrestl-
CATION which showed that county off,
cials we're bootlegg.ng from the court
house
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-30
GALE PiDIO AMPARO
CONTRA ACTOS De LA
AUTORIDAD MILITAR
Pretende que no Sc lie juzgue
en- Consejo de Guerra, sino
por la autoridad federal

\ pesar de haber dsclaraGo que
le era iGdifereDte ser juzgaGo militar
civi!mente Line \. Z. Gale, cOnoci-
do agitador Socialista a quien e. IS
de ab-il 6eportarou las autoridades
de Mexico por su labor sediciosa Y
disoIveate pidi6 amparo ante Ia Corte
Federal para evitar que 10 juzgue un
Consejo De Guerra en- el Fucrte Sam
Houston donde sc encuentra preso
deSde principle de este mes. bajo el
cargo DO haber evadido en- 1918 el ser
vicio u:il!tar para Ia guerra, ausen-
tdndoSe Ge Nueva York hacia Mexico.
La auGiencia del amparo de Gale
debera trararSe en- IN audiencia de
manana por el Juez Duval Vest V es
possible que le sea concedidD que 10
juzcuen los tribunales federaleS por
estar comprendido en- el case de que
no pe-tenecia al Ejercito regular de
este pals cuando 10 abandon5 en- 1918.
No hace mucho 81 rnismo tribunal
ampar6 3 dos millonarios de Calves
ton, oroCesados por el misrno cargo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-30
VOLARA A TRAVES DEL
ESTADO DE SONORA
Ell aviador americana John
Otis, hara el vuelo desde
Nogales a Guaymas

Telsrrama Espccl=, para LA PRENSA." =.
NOGALES Arizona. mayo 60
John Otis, un aviador americana de
San Francisco. California, Sc espera-
ba que Eegara hoy aquf. procedente
de aqaella ciudad de donde parti6 en-
un viaic aSreo hoy miSmo, para inter-
narse en- Mexico y hacer una traveSfa
i 10 largo del Estado de Sonora, Sc
gun rtormeS que Sc han dado n
pubGcidad aQuf.
Otis. que haSta Ia hora de enriar
este -nenSaje no habia llegado, debera
aterriza~ en- la colonia mode..-a. EN- Ia
vecIna pcbIaciGn de Nogales, Sonora,
pues SecQn Sc Sabe. 81 Inspector de
Inmigrac ci6n de ese iuGar ha Iecibido
inStrucciones del Eonernado- de IA
Huerta. del Estado. para que permita
al aviador conIinuar SUI viaje a travss
de Ia entidad. FL aviadov tisuc pensa-
do hacer aterrizages en- Hermosillo,
Empalme Y Guayuaas, siendo proba-
bic que luego continue travSs de
IA republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-30
OUIEREN UNA COMiSI0N
LOS MEXTCANOS DE
NIXON, TEXAS

De Nixon. Texas vino una conf
sion de meXicauos con el cbieto de pc
dir nj consul la autorizacion cores
pondientc para fundar en- aouel iugar
ma Conlisi6n Honcrifica meX!cana
suieta los reglamentos respectivos,
de conformidad con las que sc han
instalado en- otros puntos del Estado
de Texas.
FL consul contest6 a los comisiona-
dos que pr6ximamente Sc instalaria
una Comisi6n Honorffica NcXlcana
en- Ia ciudad de Gonzalez, cabecera
del Condado del mis,ro nomhre, y que
en- tai virtud. aconsejaba los ma
cionales de Nixon Sc organi2aran en-
una forma provisional con 81 fin de ir
encauzando los trabajos prchminares
para "a instalaci6n de una subcomi-
sion en- eI lugar de su residencia-
Tarias son. con Ia de Gonzalez, las
Comisiones Que ticnen el consulado
de San Antonio pendientes de insta-
laci6n. pues la colonia maxicana de
todos los puntos del Estado de Te-
xas. ha respondido de manera entu-
SHASTA al llamamiento que sc lie ha
hecho nara unirse y fornar agrupa-
clones que Ia hagan fuerte reSpeta-
bile
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-30
CINCO mlliTARES Y DOS CIVIL
LES MUERTOS IN UN AC-
CIOEhTE AEREO

TclsSra-na Especial para LA PRENSA'.
WASHINGTON, mayo - -Cinco
oficiales del ejerciLo y dos civiles pc
recieron al eStrellarse Uo aeroplano,
marca Cuts Eagle. contra I'll suelo,
cerca de Iudianahead, MARYLAND.
FL accidents acaeci6 anoche. pero
hasta hey Sc conunic6 IL Ssrv!cio
Asreo del EjerciIo.
Los muertoS fuero1 eI ;eniente CO.
ronel p T. Miller, el tenicute Ames.
photo de Ia maquina; e. teRiente
McDernotr. el Ieniente Peanywell. el
sargento BlUmenkranz, Maurice Con-
nelly, serente de ventaS de ii compa-
MIA Curtis el mayor del CUerpo de
Reserya, NJ. C. Bachelor. pIesidente
de Ia &Sociacioa Americana oe auto
movies.
FL aerop!ano fua conStruido expire
samente para el servicio de hospita-
les.
La aeronave sah6 del campo Ian
sIey. cerca de Washington aver y,L
tarde entire Morgantown Y Indiane
head ocurri6 81 accideDte deoido te-
rribles tempestades elscir:cas. e apa
ratio Gescendi6 al suelo ) sGS tripu-
lantss murieron instartaneamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-30
ESCRIBE UNA CARTA Ell
EX-PTE. WILSON SOBRE
Ell tMEMORIAL DAY
Dice que Ell pueblo americana
serd feIiz cuando cumpla
con sus deberes ccntrGi-
dos en- la guerra

1eleyr:rn Espcc:,- rar. IA PRENSi"
WASHINGTON. mayo 23-El ex-
presidente Wilson ha roto a silencio
que lla guardado desde el lie mario
aver dirigi0 al editor del ::eriodico
miIi,ar "Thc Etars and Stripes, la
siguien.e carta con motive del Memo
rial Day: !;
"El Memorial Day ka stdo STEM
pre- uno de nuestros mas solemnes Y
sgnificati-os anniversaries, porque en-
el recorlamos nuestros grandcs nue.
tos Y nos dedicamos de nuevo a Ia
obra Iel mantenimiento purifica-
cion del espfritu de Ia nacion, pero
este mo tiene una significacion inf
ntamente mayor porque vamos re-
cordar los muertos Y sacriticios de la
gran guerra mundial, que seran los
sra ndes estfmulos en- los recuerdos
de ese dia.
'Eamos celebrar las inmortales
hazafas de los hombres que murieron
en- Francia, en- los campos de batalla
en- as trincheras, lejos de su hogar,
para que tanto nues,-o pueblo como
los pueblos del otro lado de los ma
res Sc yIeran libres del mas cdioso
peligro que registra Ia historiu. 7 te-
nemos ei privilegio de llenarnos del
mas noble orgullo, Ia vez que de
lamentar Ia desaparici6n De los he
roes de Ia gran lucha. asi coclo ell de
consagrarnos los sobrcvivi:ntes la
realiZa ci1n de los grandes obaetos por
los cuales entramos en- Ia guerra.
Nosotros no podemos ser :crdadera-
mente fciices nj tendremos 6erecho a
sentiraos posefdos de legftilno orgulio
en- este dfa de gratos recuerdos, has
Ia que no tengamos In conciencia de
que hemos cumplido debida-nente los
deberes que Sc derivan de Ia gran que
ira.
"tTenemos Ia concienvia que los
hemos cumplido? 81 no Ia ;enemos,
tno darcmos inmediatamente los pa
SOS necesarios para hacer trdo 10 que
hasta aGuf sc ha omitido?
'Cordialmente yuestro.
Woodrow Wilson,"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-30
DE La HUERTA VISTA
NOGALES, CANANEA Y
Aqua PRIETA
Hoy es esperado en- la pri-
mera de las citadas
poblaciones
DEJARA Ell GOBIERNO
Y 10 sucederd Pima, quien
es Ell que tiene apoyo
del GraI. Gales
DEJARA Ell GOBIERNO

Teirg-ama Espec,ar :sra "A pREESA"
NOG.hLES. Arizona. mayo 29.-Ma-
mana, lunes, llegard la vec;na pobla
ci0n de NogaleS, el Gohernador del
Estado &c Sonora, AdOlfo DE- Ia Huer
Ia, para continuar Su ,viaje hacia el
mineral de Cauauea, en- dondc tiere
proyectado permanecer aigunos dias.
En- NogaIes permanecera ell Co
bernador tres dfas Y las autoridad"s
de Ia ciudad. los empleadcs del Go
bierno sus amigos 80 han prepaTa-
do para recibir de la Fuerta conve-
nientmertc obsequiarlo duyantc su
eStancia allf.
De Cananea ira a Naco Y q Aqua
Prieta Y desputs regresar;l la ca
pital Gel Estado.
AIientcas tanto e. Congreso resol-
vera i !e concede una nucva licen-
Cia nc, pues antes de Salir de H=r-
moSillo. de la Hucrta, sesjtn Sc sGhe,
present6 n Ia Legislature Su So!;citud
pidtcndo esa nueya licencia para po-
der rcGresar a Ia ciudad de- M@Xico
encarGarse de Ia Secretaria de Hacien
da
Parece que Sc ha acordalo que el
CongrcSo Local le Conceja una vcz
mas eSe p"rTniso. y 81 este ocurrc inme
diatamante Sc nombrara uu Cohcrn;t-
dor Intcrino. Y no habra elccioncs CO.
co Sc ha venido diciendo hasta hoy.
Para csc iaterinato Sc mencioua
como candidate Alejo Bay, el Admi-
niStrador L. Ia Aduana de Nogales,
Sonora. y II General Pima, qitien ac9
ba de entrcEar el GObicrnn a de IA
Huerta.
Pima es el que ticne rnayores pro-
babiMdadrs de voIverse 4, cncargar
del Gouicrno dc Sonora porque cucnta
con el apoyo de Gales. qu.e1 ha esta-
do muy interesado en- que e. Gober-
nador INFERNO sea persona que cuento
con su Simpaiia.
Ademas. parcce que existen algunas
inciCaciones del Centre para que eI
mrnCiCnaGo General Pima sea cl que
vuelva a ocupar cl pues de Goberna-
dor. v este 81 supo desde cue lego
a Hcrmosillo De Ia Huerta, ;:uien ira
jo las instruciones Il cSc reSpeCto.
Esto uucdj demostrado porQue inme-
diatam ente que recibi0 el Gobierno
de manos de Pima, este quiso dispo-
ner de unos dias para If a Tres, de
donde es nativo. despues q Maza-
tlan. zero de In Hucrta Sc 10 impidi0,
dicitndole que sus servicics en- el
Estado de Sonora aln eran necesa-
rios V que ese viaje debia de pos
poner.o para una spoca en- que no
fuera recesaria su presencia en- Her
mosiIlo.
No sucedi6 10 mismo con Bay,
quien. Tesputs dc saludar al Secreta-
rio de Hacienda por indicaciones
que Llguien le hiciera, salib rapida-
mente dc Hermosil,o para venir a
atender las labores en- n Aduana
FronteriZa de Ia que es Administra-
dor
Por otra parte. para es" interina-
10 no han salida Ia lid pol.tica otros
aspiraates Y nj remotamentc suenan
los nombres de otras personals, 10 cual
es un in:cido patente de que Pima va
a seguir al frerte de los destinos de
Sonora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-30
|, 800 hEX|CAN0S
DE Los ANGELES
REPATR|ADOS
Ell vapor Mexico" nego a
, /. ese puerto enviado por
. i el Gobierno
: IRAN A MAZATLAN
z de alli Sc les eonducra sin
estipendio alguno, en- tren,
hasta sus pueblos
IRAN A MAZATLAN

iTeleSrana Especial para LA PRENSA-
los ANGELES, mayo -S.-Conunua
el Gobie-no nexicano llevaIdo ade-
lante con toda Ia rapidez possible Ia
ohra de repatriation de los meSicanos
que Sc EaIlar en- los Estados Unidos
sin trabajo sin medios de subSis-
tencia.
Con ese fin ha sido enviado a este
puerto c, vapor Mexico" que perte-
nece al Gobierno mexicano. Y ha to-
rnado a todes los mexiCanos indigen-
tes que Sc habian reconcenrrado en-
este puerto.
Dicho buque arcl6 aver aquf in
!mediatamente Sc dieron los pasos ne
tcesarios para proceder n embarGue
de los mexicanos sin trabajo.
Cerca de I,5O0 meNicanos Sc reu-
nieron en- esta ciudad. vsnidos de dis
tintos puntos de. sur de California V
que padecian los rigores de IA mise
tria. siendo todos elloS enbarcadcs en-
rel Mexico
Los c6nSslIes meIicanos hiciero1
saber sus compatriotas de sStaS re-
gioneS que el GobieCno mexi"ano iba
a enviar un buque para reDatriarlos Y
,aunque Sc les previno que este 10
hacta sin obligation alCUua s6la-
mente para ayudarles Y que el hecho
de repatriarloS no Signjficaha que 50
= compromised 81 Gobie-no 4 darles ira
pajo en- Mexico. puesto que tambien
> ola hay eScaSez de enpicoS. como
todoS elloS Sc ercUentraa sin trabajo
y sin dinero. optaron por repatriarSe
v con este oojeto vinieron a esta ciU-
dad oportuaamente-
Fl vapor Mexico SalGra raaaara
misrno para el puerto de Mazatlan,
de donde seran llevados los trahaja-
.dores por ferrocarril 3 sus resDectivos
puebioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-30
toN
IRAN 4 IA CARCEL
Los N|NEROS
HUELGU|STAS
Ell gobierno ingles esta del
todo resuelto a acabar
con la hueIga
TAMBIEN LOS PATRONES
Lloyd-George dice que con
ambos Sc emplearan me
didas energicas
TAMBIEN LOS PATRONES

Del Servicio Especial para LA PRENSA''.
LONDRES, mayo, o9.-El Gobierno
ingles esta decidido a que la huelga
de mineros de carbon de piedra ter
mine cuanto antes.
En- un discurso que oronunci6 ulti-
mamente Sir Lloyd George ante los
representatives de los mineros huel-
guistas Y de los propietarios de mi
mas excita a ambas parties a q lleguen
un pronto arreglo, formuiando una
cspecie de ultimatum para el case de
que no sc llegue a una amigabie com
rosici6n en- el termino de unos cuan-
los dtas. prometiendo que apelarfa al
arlamento para que apruehe las le-
yes necesarias para castigar quie-
nes tuvieren la culpa del conflicto.
Este ultimatum ma causado cons
ternaci6n entire los jefes de las unio-
nes. quienes declaran que no Sc pueden
dar ningunos. pasos para llegar un
arreglo antes de que Sc reuna Ia con-
ferencia nacional de sus delegados, en-
esta semana, Y Green que no Sc puede
formular un programa violentamente.
que los mineros reconozcan. dado que
Ia huelga lieva va varios meses.
Una union no Official teme que las
medidas que Sc refiere la amenaZa
del primer Minlstro signifiquen el en-
vio dc IN million de mineros huelguis-