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CoIIinsburg.
Tuesday June Dist.

Dated: Tuesday. June list
Mr. r. s. Doles, accompanied by his
so,,. Mr.. John Doles, motored to Moor
s.gs,ort ~ last week, spending Il few days
rory pleasantly with DIR. and Mrs.
Howard Doles. =
nov r. J. McGehee. of Plain Deal
,no Is pleasant guest at present Of
Mr.. N. w. Sentell.
Mrs Abb Bonds. accompanied by. her
sh.rming little daughter. returned to
her home in Mansfield last Saturday,
sftpr delightful visit with her par
,ats Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. McIeish.
Mrs J. r. Rodgers spent Wednesday
night Of last week as guest OF Mrs.
Is Rodgers.
Miss Henri Sentell returned home
Sundlay from Bunkie. where she has
heen teaching this past term.
cant. ]. H. Nattin returned home
! ,asf Thursday night from Baton Rouge,
where he met with the State Pension
Board.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Ward had to postpone
the Methodist Missionary meeting last
Thursday. and will entertain to-mor-
row Wednesday,.
Mr.. VIII Hedge made a business trip
Ii Alden Bridge last Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard DOles and two
charming little children returned to
their home in Alooringsport Yesterday
after delightful visit with theil
father. Mr.. II. S. Doles.
Miss Lena Rodgers spent few days
q last week on the lake as a guest OF
Ms. ]. 7. Rodgers.
Mr. N. w. Sentell was visitor t
Shreveport yesterday. He was ac
u,slpanied home by Miss Annie Lou
lii daughter. who has been in school Al
IS 4 /. l., Ruston. -
Mrs. Charley Rodgers and childrel
we're guests Wednesday of last weel
~ Mrs. ]. s. Rodgers.
MI. Isouis Wright, of Plain Dealing
ms visitor in our village Sunday.
Almost the same party as heretofor'
eemprised the camp fish on Phelp
Lake tha past weekend AIessrs. X. 5
Aies T. G. Doles, H. +. Doles. N. w
amtell Allie Taylor and ]. I. Rodgers
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From CarterviIle.

Diited: Tuesday, June 21st. g
The farmers of this community Says
they had the largest rain last night
that has fallen in long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Robertson spent
Sunday very pleasantly with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs T. ii. Blanton had as
guests sunday Mr.. and Mrs. G. w,
Blanton, of Shiloh.
Mr.. Drew Matlock spent Saturday
night very pleasantly with his grand
parents. Mr. Mrs. ]. ]. Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 4. Harrington and
family spent Sunday very pleasantly
with Mr. and Mrs. r. Il. Matlock and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs !. J. Robertson had as
guests Sunday evening MIR. and Mrs.
Calvin Harrington and baby.
Mr.. II. H. .Matlock spent Wednesday
of last week in Plain Dealing on
business.
Mr.. Allen Harrington spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. David Matlock.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam May and family
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dean.
Mrs. Luther Holland and children
spent last night with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Robertson.
Mr.. G. w. May and daughter. Miss
Attic, are visiting relatives around
| MiIler's Bluff
Mr.. Thomas Blanton spent Saturday
| night with Mr.. Roy May.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Rodgers had as
guests Saturday night Miss Maudie
harrington and her brother, Allen.
Miss Maudie harrington spent Sat
urday evening very pleasantly will
Miss Fannie Holman. -sNooKs.
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: correspondence y
Phillips Hill.

Dated: Tuesday, June 21st.
Guy Bounds is having chills again.
The rain of the past two days has
put stop to the laying by. Of corn FOR
a few days.
Charlie Burks is having a tussle with
chills.
w. C. Hughes is grandpa to fine
boy. born one day last week at the
home of his parents. in Florida. He
has been named Clark Hughes. The
names of the child's parents are not
known to the writer.
One day last week Mrs. Ruth Burks
had the misfortune to get hooked by a
cow, which left a painful bruise OH her
arm.
Mrs. I.ottie Burks is spending some
time in Swartz, Ouachita Parish, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary West
brock.
Letters received by friends and rel
atives of Mrs. S. n. Morrison and Miss
Berta Burks. now at an FL Paso. Texas,
sanitarium, state they are both I'M
proving.
Mrs. J. L. Northcott and daughter.
Lucinda. transacted business at Alden
Bridge and Hughes Spur one day last
week.
A good many fishermen We're on Bod
eau last week. and report good catches.
The bayou was on the rise last Friday
and Saturday, and very muddy.
Mrs. Mary Flairghty land little SOM
was visiting at the home of her par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bounds, last
week.
Mr.. Eher rabbi visited his sister. Mrs
Joe Bounds. last week and also enjoyed
fish-fry on Bodcau.
Mr.. Sam Young and Mr.. w. ID. John
sion transacted business at Sarepta
last Friday.
| Mr.. s. n. Morrison was at Mrs
AIollie Burks' yesterday.
The writer has a patch of Early Den1
corn and roasting ears are In theil
prime.
Those attending the singing and din
ner at Cotton Valley Sunday We're tn
Misses Hazel, Gladys and Beatrice
Johastoa. Sam Young, Mamie Burks
Iuciam Burks, Leslie Bounds. I. c
Burks and family, Frank Curry ant
daughter. Boss Chappell and daughter
Henry Collie. Mr. Miller, Tom Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Young, Mr.. J. +
Booker and family. Jennie May YounI
and Mrs. J. L. Northcott aud daughter
Lucinda. All reported a pleasant time
good singing and plenty Of dinner
The farmers Of this and other com
munities report boil weevils plentiful
One man found fifteen weevils on 81,
stalks of cotton. -FREcKLEs.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. NJ. A. Brown was sick several
eAys last week.
Nm. q. c. House visited her son, at
I'M Grove, last Friday.
iatfle Miss Thelma Fahrone is Wis
ing her aunt. Mrs. Il. A. Reed.
Nh Walter Colquitt and daughter,
1ssasia, visited in Oil City last Friday.
nm i. j. Arnold spent last Satur-
mere with Mr.. and Mrs. Newt
1iaold.
Hfghtower was guest Of her
M Mrs. Viola McCranie. several
~ Of Inst week.
Y. e. Kennedy. of Clarks. Cald-
III fRrish. is spending the week here
Mrs. Homer Nichols.
and Mrs. Rob Gleason and Mr..
Mrs. Mahaffey enjoyed several
g last week on the lake fishing.
and Mrs. David Gibson and chill.
Went Sunday iu Shreveport with
Glhson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Watson.
and Mrs. Menefee, Of Benson
,ta Parish. visited their parents
and Mrs. ]. H. Modawell. weines
ef last week.
- Slatidc Prothro was here las
y attend a meeting of the Tow
~ ~. he was recently employed a.
aey for the Council.
sohn 1. Phillips. from Meridian
nephew of Mrs. WI. Owsley
epfed a position with the Inde
Ice Company. of Shreveport.
! meeting of the Council held las
night new traffic ordinanc
a, regulating the speed an,
e operating and parking Al
vehicles. Warning signs ar
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ii. .zR. Walden Captured.

III. II. Walden. wanted iii South Bos-
sier for larceny Of goods in transient
on the Il. r. and N. Railroad, has been
apprehended lit Harrison, Ark, 50 we
are informed By Deputy Sheriff Whit
tiIlgton. Last winter, Walden, who
was Il conductor on the L. L. and ~
Kailroad, had a section foreman e
assist him in disposing Of property
under the railroads supervision.
The Sheriff's Office here was at once
notified when Walden was captured al
Harrison. Ark. but he is being helt
where captured by government author
tiles. under thousand dollar bond, TO
another charge, not known.
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Antrim Dots.

Dated: Monday, June Goth.
Mr.. Guy Foster. of Shreveport. spent
the weekend here with home folks.
Mrs. c. J. Hardaway spent Yesterday
with her parents. Mr.. and. Mrs. Dora
Young.
The Brushy boys We're here SATURDAY
to play our home team, the score being
{; to II in favor of Antrim. 1t seems
that the 'Possums have learned how to
rlay ball. Come again, Rrnshy, after
you have practiced little bit.
NIessrs. u. " Beatie and Charlie
Scarborough were trading in Plain
Dealing Saturday. BETSY. 6.
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enjoy the swimming as much as the
young folks.
Mr.. Tinnin is visitor at the home
of his brother, Rev. T. J. Tinnin.
Master Thoreau Jones is visiting his
grandparents, who reside near Cou-
shatta
Mrs Bennie Anessuravch spen t
Thursday of last week with Mrs. |. Z.
Marlin
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Coston were
guests Sunday of friends residing in
Shreveport.
Rev. w. r. Cooper. Of Sumner. Miss,
was here last Saturday to visit his sis
ter. Mrs. Livingston.
Mrs. w. G. Flint. of Seymour Street.
Shreveport, was guest of her sister.
Mrs. w. j. Owsley, last Friday.
Mrs. ]. H. ModawelI visited in
Shreveport several days of last week
at the home of her son. MIR. T.. Il. Kirby.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aired, who moved
to Paris, Texas, recently, have re-
turned to make Bossier City their
home.
Mr.. Oscar Tinsley has been in New
Orleans several days attending the
convention of the Cotton Seed Crushers'
Association.
Rev. ]. Nj. Boykin is spending ten
days on the coast at divinity school
finishing his fourth years work in
his conference course.
The revival meeting at the Methodist
| Church. beginning on the oath, will he
| held in large tent on the church lot,
| adjoining the parsonage.
Mrs Rob Britt spent Monday eve
| ming with Mrs. L. III. Padgett., Mr.
Britt came over from Haughton to at
tend the Masonic Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Padgett and little
son, Louis. spent Wednesday and
! Thursday of last week in H;sughton
/ Master Dayton Wilson came home with
i them for visit of a few days.
Miss Iona Arnold and Mr.. Claude
Allen. jr.. were quietly married il
Shreveport last Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen are now at home with the
brides sister. Mrs. Hal Alston.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed. Mr.. anf
Mrs. Reinberger. Mr.. and Mrs. Rurkett
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n Cox, Misses Made
line and Thelma Fabrone. and katt
! Kilmer and Master james Fabront
| composed party who motored t.
Curtis Lake Sunday. They took lnncl
with them. went in swimming. and en-
joved themselves in real picnic style.
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OLD-TIME BARBECUE
To Be Given at Alden Bridge on I'D.
1900 Pounds of Meat and ago.
Foot Table for Crowd.
Dancing Night and Day and Two
Fast Baseball Games on List
of Days Attractions.

The residents of ofAlden Bridge are GO
ing to make an effort to put that little
burg back on the map of prior popu-
larity by revixing the one time custom
of giving a big July barbecue. And it
would seem that everybody is for it,
tooth and toenail.
Friday of last week. and again yester-
day Mess1s. s. r. Strayhan and George
Nattin, both from up that way. were
callers at the Raner office and we
learned from them something OF the
arrangements fer the occasion and the
promise held out for real pleasurable
day-like those everybody used to ex-
nerienee at Alden Bridge when the big
Whited & Wheless saw mill was still
located there. NIessrs. Strayhan and
Nattin were mixing with the people
soliciting the necessary funds. and
carcasses for the barbecue pit. We
We're told that the meats to be barbe-
cued will be mutton. kid and poTk. Of
which about 1aOO pounds will be pro-
vided There will. of course. he plenty
OF good bread to 60 with the meats, and
the baskets the good housewives will
bring will. we expect, afford an abund-
! ance Of fried chicken. salads, pickles,
| pies and cakes for all. They usually
do. The big table to hold all these fine
edibles will he $50 feet in length
| A good brass band from Shreveport
will provide music for the occasion,
and it is expected the entire day will
lie interspersed with popular airs. The
young people may dance to this music
4 to their hearts content, all day and
well up into the evening, If they wish,
and we We're particularly requested ia
make announcement Of the big dance
to he given on the grounds Friday
night 1.-THE night Of the 1st).
( The pleasures Of the day would not
he complete without its baseball games
and the reporter was told that two fast
games might be expected. However. il
is not given out what teams will cross
4 hats
/ We are pleased to make this an
4 nouncelnent OF the Alden Bridge har
bcue. and, if we don't miss our guess
it is safe to foresay that one may have
4 Il fine day with a big crowd OF ole
friends there on that day.
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Rocky Mount.

Dated Tuesday, June Dist.
A nice rain fell here Sunday night,
benefitting the crops immensely.
Mrs. ]. B. Hall (and little son) spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs.
Marion Black. Of Sarepta.
Miss Olive Horton, of Shreveport. is
IA pleasant guest Mt the home of her
aunt. Mrs. w. A. Zeigler.
Miss Clara Tucker. of Haugllton. is
visiting her friend. Miss Jessie Mae
Hall, this week.
Mr.. George Wilcox and Miss Edna
McAnn (who live a few miles west OF
here) were married in Plain Dealing
Saturday night. The writer wishes
them Il long and happy life.
Miss Avrie Sanhorn spent Sunday
afternoon with Misses Bessie Fay and
Janoda Kelly.
Miss Madge Zeigler had the mis-
fortune to sprain her ankle while get
ting over a fence Saturday afternoon
Hope you are getting along mucf
better. though, Madge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gleason arr
guests ut the home of Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Gleason's mother.
Miss Cannie Denoss, of Shreveport
| spent Saturday night and Sunday witt
| her mother. Mrs. w. II. Reams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Garrett AM
| children were guests of Mrs. Jane Gar
rett Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bounds Wer
host and hostess at big dinner Sun
day. celebrating the 10Th, which wa
Mr.. Bounds birthday anniversary.
Our Sunday school seems to be pre-
crossing nicely. You ought to lend
helping hand by attending.
J. Business visitors to Shreveport las
Friday were: Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fore
Miss Matte Heath, Messrs. L. n
Burks and T. Il. Garrett
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KR Learn to say, saw your ad-
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Wanted one more good subscriber.
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BANGLES 80 FEET TO TREAT
MEN PINNED UNDER AUTO.
Doctor Then Ties Ropes About
Ebree, who Are Hoisted From
cut Into which Truck rails.

DIT. Donneily Of Fordham Hospital
was lowered thirty feet by rope down
the rock wall OF a New York Central
railroad cut at Webster Avenue and
s0sth Street last night that he might
minister to three i1en who had gone
ever the smbankment in an automobile
truck.
After he had treated the trio ne tied
roper around them and all were drawn
to the surface by ironworkers employed
on an elevated structure nearby. Two
OF the Injured were taken to the hos
pltal in a critical condition. The third
was not seriously hurt
The men are Frank Alajaln, nineteen,
mechanic, Of No. 1O2 Lexington Ave-
nue.; Frank Sonia, a helper, Of No. a
East 115th Street, and Valentine Nathan,
twenty-one. OF No. 52j jackson Avenue.
Alajain and Somia-nay die.
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The truck. owned BY G. r. Nathan Of
No. sos Jackson Avenue an uncle ~
Valentine Nathan, WA IL garage a.
No. 32g East 1890 street for repairs
and was taken out for a test by Nathan
and the two mechanl-s. II swerved as
Il reached the Umbankment II was
| darnolfghcd
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Our famous line OF Blooming
dale Glove Grip Shoes. High
or low, in brown or black calf
skin or kangaroo. All sizes
and NidthR
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-30

Anoche arrib5 esta ciudaG z! I'm
ba;ador especial del Brasil, senior Gel
rosa, quien Sc divije Z Mexico ptesl-
diendo Ia Mission Especial que e. Sc
bierno de su pals Gesigno para que a
sistiera las fiestas de! Centenario
de Ia consumaci6p de Ia Independent
cia.
Acompanan al Em5ajador Geitosa,
su distinguiGa espoSa: el senior DE Ne
sri, Secrerarlo de Ia Eln5ajada de
Mexico en- Washington, y q seiior Da
ND A-onow, miembbro correspondent
te a los empleadcs del coaSuiado de-
Brasil en- Ia ciudad de Nueva York.
Fl diplomAuco brasileno y su Sc
nora eSpoSa hacen el viaje boroo
del pullman -Hida'go,' luJoso CARO-
en- el Cual conLinuarln hastd Ia c-l-
oad de Mexico, debiendo Salt- boy en-
Ia nlaiana q las diez Y veiEte minu-
los por el tccu dc Laredo, para dul-
..irse de esta Ultima ciudad tronteri-
"a Il Ia capital de la repdblica
4 bordo del caro- especial cru
zamoS arochs algInas p4lahras con
los diSlnguidoS viaJeCoS, qu.enes con
toda cortaSia expreSarou 4 LA PREM
SA sus irnpresiones : los vehenentes
deseos que tienen dc arrihar a Mexi-
co. pals por c! que sitnten IN gran
csrino.
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HAN VIsJADO MUCHO

La distinguida y bella sonora espo-
Sa del senior Emba ja6or nos habl6 en-
sesllida, proporcionAn6onoS aigunos
Informes mas acsrca de las misiones
que ha desenpenado el senior GeStosa-
-Hemos yiajado mucho-nos decla
Ia amabIe seilora- De Bolivia, donde
mi esposo deSempehaba un cargo di-
plomliico, fuimos directamente a Di
namarca. de este pals regresa mos a
Russia De aqusl fue nombrado En-
bajador especial en- el Paraguay Y de
ALI hernos sahdo para ir direcxnente
Mexico iAencoi ST viera usred CO
mo tenia deSsos de II q su pals. Va
mos. no es pretension de mi parte-
sino expression sincera de 10 que sien-
TO: pero le aseguro que yo Ne tnflui
do mucho para que Sc realizara este
viaie, porque mi encanto fue siempre
conocer q Mexico y vivir en- g..
Las palabras de II sonora EmbaSa-
dora nos conrnovieron. ST, ella era sin
cera en- 10 que habIaba- La sola ento-
naci6n que daba a sus paiabres al re
ferirse a Mexico, demostraba que su
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Telerrana Especial para La PRENSA

TeIegrama Especial para La PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto 29.-
Entrevistados los masnates petroleros
americanos que llegaron hoy, por los
representatives de Ia prensa capitalina,
expresaron que vienen anirnados lie los
mejores deseoS en- pro de Ia soluci6n de
los coDfGCtos que existen entire el go
bierno de Mexico J las compahias pc
troleras que representan, y que tienen
una gran confianZa en- que Sc legara en-
este asunto a un resu.tado saisfacto-
rio para ambas parties, dada Ia buena
disposition en- que Sc encuentra el Pre-
sidente Obreg0n para llegar a ese re-
sultado.
Por la tsrde, los petroleros Sc diri-
gieron a la Emba iada americana, des-
pues fueron a confererciar con el Sc
cretario de Hacienda, Adolfo de La
Huerta, con quien pasaron las ultimas
horas de la tarde. Manana seran re-
cibidos pOr el General Obreg6n en- Ell
Palacio Nacional pues asi Sc los ase-
gur6 el Secretario de Hacienda.
En- todos los cfrculos metropolitanos
hay una gran espectaci0n por conocer
Sc el resultado de las conferencias, asl
como el fallo de la Suprema Corte de
Justicia en- los amparos pedidos por las
compahias petroieras V que han princi-
piado va diScutirSe, danGo uno y otro
acontecimientos. motive para que a Ia
presentc Sc le lame Ia 'semana petro-
lera"
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Sc espera que Sc podran
reanudar las reIaciones
antes de que Sc efect1e
la Conferencia del
Desarnne en- Ia ciu
dad de Wash
ington,
Estan muy avanzadas las ne
gociaciones preaiminares
que Sc han estado cele-
brando entire los Co.
biernos de los
dos paises

Teerrama Especial. para LA PRENSA
WASHINGTON, agosto e9-Se sabe
en- los cfrculcs oficiaies que ell pr6ximo
paso para poner los asuntos interna-
cionales de los Estados Unidos en- or
den. sera Ia reconciliation con Mexico.
81 los planes que Sc tienen en- proyec-
TO Sc realizan, Sc espera que para antes
de las conferencias del desarme o POGO
despues, volveran a reanudarse las re-
laciones entire ambos pafses.
Extraoficialmente Sc han entablado
va negociaciones preliminares entire el
Departamento de Estado v el Presii
dente Obreg6n, las cuales estan va tan
avanzadas, que aun esta va redactado
el ratado v solo Sc espera que el Co
bierno mexicano 10 firme.
El Presidente obreg6n, sesdn dicen
los funcionarios del Departamento de
Estado, tienen interes en- el restaura-
ci6n de las relaciones amistosas e in
dica que esta dispuesto refor1nar los
actuales decretos relatives a minas
petf5leo en- un sentido mas liberal.
atin a eliminar de ellos Ia clausula re-
troactiva.
Auque Ell Presidente Oregon ha sido
capaz de sofocar todos los movimientos
armados en- Mexico. no ha sido tan a.
fortunado en- sus tratos con las faccio-
mes polfticas que obstruyen su polftica.
Esas facciones. aunque enemigas de los
Estados UniGos. son la~causa, segun los
funcionarios del Departamento de Is
tado de que ell Gobierno mexicano Sc
haya rehusado q modificar los deere
tos petroieros. de conformidad con Id
protesta americana.
Ii decision sobre ell asunto del PEI
troleo Sc espera muy pronto por el De-
partamento de Estado y 81 es favorable
a los intereses americanos, Ell Gobiernp
estara dispuesto entablar Immediate
mente negociaciones para ell restable-
cimiento de las relaciones amistosas.
Los miembros de la Administration,
dentro fuera del Congreso, aceptan
genera1mente Ia opinion de William
Randolph Hearst, de que debe hacerse
la pronta reconciliation con Mexico.
pues Obreg6n ha hecho mucho restau-
Tando ell orden y la paZ.
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LA ExPoRTAcIoN DE PsTRoLEo
MSxICANO
ervicio Especial para LA PRENsA.

Serricio Especial para LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, agoSto Ell con-
SUI americana en- Tampico, Claude
Dawson. ha enviado un cablegrama al
Departamento de Comercio manifes-
tandoie que aun no Sc publican los
datos completes acerca de la exporta
ci6n de petr6ieo durante el mes de ju-
lilo. pero que por los datos que Sc ten
men son suficientes para saber que So
10 Sc eXportaron un POGO mas de seis
lnliiones de barriles de pesr6le cru
do refinado, por los puertos de Tam
pico, Lobos y Tuxpam, cantidad cue es
una tercera parte de Ia cantidad de
petroleo que Sc exportaba en- los me-
ses anteriores.
Esa disminucion reconoce por eau
sa Ia accion de los grandes embarca-
dores que Sc han negado a exportar el
aceite impeiidos por la situaci6n eco
monica y por las nuevas tarifas, que
sc han impuesto a pesar del fuerte
descenso en- Ell volumen de las expor-
taciones.
Ell Gobierno mexicano recibira por
las exportaciones de julio un IS por
ciento de "a entrada de JUNO. !,
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Eco. MURGUlA
NO HA SIDO
ARRESTADO
Solo fue cateada su casa Gsi
como la de otros jeies
er-cmrancistas
eI-cmTQnC1SIdS
MURGUIA QUIERE VOLVER
Otros refugiados esperaR Ia
expedition de la ley de am
Ristia para regresT

En- los Cltimos dias los peri6dicos de
Mexico han estado diciendo todo 10 que
Sc relaCiona con una supuesta aprehen-
ss!6n de los generates ex-cauancistas
francisco Murgula Humberto Barros,
.aue Sc encnentran en- esta ciudad. a
prehensi6n que Sc decfa Ia habtan prac-
;ticaco los autoridades araericanas.
En- possession de Gltos sobre el parti1
y.uiar, diremos noSotroS que dicha a
.prehensioR no Sc efectuo como Sc ex-
,preSa, pues 81 es ve-dad que las autori-
aades federaies pracGcaron hasta ocho
rcoteos en- los domicilios de aguros dc
Flos nuevoS refugiados, entire los que So
shayan los generates Murgufa- Barrcs,
.Merigo Y algunos otros, tales actos ooe
.dec!eron a asuntos de otra indole Y no
ftuvie-on caracter algune Que pudiera
-1nterpretarse como acto por medic del
rcual Sc tratara de priva- de Ia libertad
de que Sozan las personals que men,
Scionamos.
Oportunamente dlmos aosotros a CO.
,nocer ei cateo que Sc verified en- las
fhahitaciones del general Earros. : 81
sbien es cierto que tratamoS de inauirir
los motives que para clio hubo. en- las
soficinas del Departments de Justicia
sc nos dijo que por entonces no Sc po-
.dia infornar NADIA 4 la prensa sobre el
particular, por 10 cual nos vimos pri-
;vados de dar mayores detales sobre el
asunto.
No obstante. ahora podemos deci-
que en- los cateos verificados Sc recogie-
ron algunos documentos que Sc rela-'
cionan con las actividades que en- dis
rintas forrnas han estado desarrollan-
DO los elemeatos cue no estan de acuer-
90 con ell actual Gobieruo de Mexico, Y
que en- todoS ellos no sc encontr6 mir