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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31
MOVIE REPUBLIKA GEN.
TRALNEJ AMERYK1.

Washington, 81. stycznia. -
Stosownie do oswiadczefia Dr.
Julio Blanchi, reprezentanta Gua-
temoji. zostanie stworzona Repu
blika Ccntralnej -Ameryki W kto-
rel skIad wcjda Guatemala,
Honduras, Salvador i Costa Ri
ca. Egzystencje swa rozpoczn'e
ia nova federacja przed 10 wrze-
snia tego roku. Trest umowy
miedzy temi krajami, ktore repre-
zentuja przeszlo 100000 ludno-
sci, zostafa ogioszona dis przez
DR.. Bianchi. Rad tej republiki
.bedzie wzorowany ia zasadach
konstytucji Stan6w Zjednoczo-
rych bedzie podzielony ma try
kalezie - wykonawcza, prawo--
dawcza sadowa. Gafez wykona-
VEGA wzoruje sic wiecej ia sy-
stemic szwajcarskim. Senat be-
die sic skladat Z trzcch senate
row kazdego Stanu. wybranych
przez kongrcs. MAIDEN senator
bcdzic obrany ia przeciag LAT
szesciu. Izba deputowanych be
die sic skladat przedstawicleli
wvbranych wsr6d narodu w sto-
sunku: jedcn ma 10000 mieszkah-
COW. Deputowani bed2 obieranI
ia przeciag 4 lat. NVladza sado-,
wa bedzie sic sklsdac Z slowne-
90 sadu innych ustawlonych
pdzez prawo. G}6wnych ssdziow
bedzie siedmiu. wybieranyc!l
przez Rade egzckucyjna. VOL
nose ,,mysli i sumienia" jest ro'
wniez przewidziana w konstytu-
eli tel novel republiki.
WIELKIE PRZEDsIFBIoR-
SILVA PRZEcIW UNION.
Washington, 81. stycznia. -
Zdaniem Franka P. Walsha, je-
cr4ego z. byfych prezesow Natio-
nal War Labor Board, wielkic
przedsiebiorstwa. dazac jedynie
do zrobienia olbrzymich fortun
wgalcza zajadlefo zmniejszenie
plac do tego stopnia, IL unien'oz-
liwiaja robotnikom przyzwoite u
trzymanie. Walka ia zostaia
wypowiedziana pomi,no faktu, re
trzv czwarte wszystkich robotni-
kow w przemysle, zarowno wy
kwalifikowanych, jak i ME wy,
kwalifikowanych, otrzymuje o,
becnie W St. Zjednoczonych p1a
&C, ktora ME wystarcza ma przy-
zwoite utrzymanie rodziny, ska
dajacej sic 5 osob. Oswiadczeiie
to >iest zrobione ma podstawie IT,
rzedowych statystycznych da'
nych. Jezcli ma panowac pokol
w przemy5lc, to, zdaniem Wal
sha, jeszcze W eiagu pierwszegr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31
KURs MAREK PoLsKIcH.

Wedie komunikatu Polskiego Kon
sulatu Generalnego kurs marek pol
shcR jest DIS: $50 marek "a $1.9O,
czyIi 81. "a Ia 1000 narek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, ponedziaEek, 81 styczp.a
Sw. Piotra W.
Jutro, wtorek, 1 lutcgo: Sw. L.
nacego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31
WYBoRY DO SEJMU WHEN
SKIEGO 20 LUTEGO.

Wilno, 81 stycznia, - Dekret
wydany przez generate Zeligo-
wskiego, wyznacza wybory do
Seimu Wilenskiego ma dzieh dwu
dziesteso 1utego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31
RAPPORT COLBY O POLU-
DNIoWEJ AMERYCE.

washington, 81. stycznla. -
.Sekretarz Colby konicrowai dzj!
dlugo prezydcntem Wilsoncm
" Bia1ym Domu, zdajqc mu spra-
wozdanie re swej misji do Polu-
dniowej Ameryki omawiajac
szczeg6}owo wazne pertraktacie
l. obcemi mocarstwami oraz. jak
przypuszczaja, kwestje posiada--
nia ziemi przez Japohczyk6w i
ich immigracje, sprawe MeNyfiu
; zatarg Mezopotamji L Anglia.
Frezydent Wilson zwr6cif bacz-
nq uwage ma polityczna ekono-
niczn2 sytuacje Europy; zda-
Inicm prczydcnta sytuacia Ia "a.
graza pokojowi Europy. Dyplo.
r!aci oczekuja, IL prczydcnt spo.
irzadzi akt W tcj sprawie W for
n'ie noty. zwroconej do mocarstw
zaprzyjaznionych. lub tcz W for
mic dokumentu. kt0ry bedzic po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31

ME znamy jeszcze do tel po-
ry dokiadnie rodzaju tel truciz-
ny, ale ME danny sposobnoscl, a.
by mogla sic ona rozejsc po Chi
cago" - oSwiadczyl Dr.. Gotttrled
Hoehler, pierWszy asystcnt koml-
sarza zdrowia Ora. Robcrtsona
% lie wien. zatruty szpinak znaJ
dowal sic w galonowych Puszkach
Ii skoro tylko upewnie sic co do
mark jego, wyda sic zawiado-,
mienie do wszystkich hotel / ia
Idlodajni, kt0re mogq takie gallo
nowc puszki kupowac, aby uwa-
zaly i wstrzymaiy sic cd r1ywa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31
SPRAWA WEGLOWA.
~ do wiadOmoSci ogC}u.


Washington, 81. stycznia. -
Projekt kontroii przcmys}u we--
sIowego. wniesiony do konite.
til Fabrycznego w senacie przez
Caldera. zostaE SLIME potepiony
przez Georgia. W. Reed'a, wi.
ceprezydenta Peabody Coai
Co." bylego. kierownika opafo
wego III. Chicago. Pan Reed 0.
swiadczyi, IL ,,nie egzystujc WIG
cej wysoka cena wegla' ! ceny,
jake byfy w zeszlym roku, mic Pc
wr6ca wiecej; t:rzeczywistnienie
projektu Calder'a, zdaniem Reed
a, pogorszyioby pofozenie W prze
mySle weglowym, ME polhagajac
w niczem konsumentom; Peabo.
Idy Co. miata pkofo % centow "a,
robku ma tonnie wegla: przed-
siebiorstwo to sprzedawalo swa
produkcjs po Genie, wahajacej sig
l:,iedzy $3.50 $+O5 "a tonne
najlepszego gatunku wegla; one.
gdaj kiedy p. Reed wyjechal z
Chicago, Peabody Co. miala Ia
dunek wegla, ktory gotowa byla
sprzedac po $3.50 "a tonne. Glo-
wnemi przyczynami wysokich
cen Negla byiy strajki brak wa
gonow do przewozu.
BOMBY - ME STRASZNE
OLA oKREToW WoJEN-
NYCH.
Washington, 81. stycznia. =
Amerykahscy eksperci marynar.
Xxi. DO dokonaniu szeregli ckspe-
DokonczsniO ma stron!cy 3elsj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31
LEJBA TRoCKIJ STRASZY
oFENSYWA.

Konstantynopol, SIS stycznia.
Lejba TrockV, bolszewicki mini
ster wojny, ma konferencji wo-
jennej, ktora niedawno odbyia
sic w Moskwie, dai tajne in struk-
Gle dotyczace novel ofensywy
bolszwickiej.
UBolszewicy posiadaia podobno
81 dywizje piechoty 20 dywizjl
kawalerji ma frontach polskim
j rumunskirn.
z raport6w otrzymanych tutaj
wynika, re bolszewicy stworzyli
gi6wne kwatery wojskowe W Ba-
ku,, Kazaniu, Rostowie, Moskwie'
Permi, i Omsku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31
PADEREWSKI DEMENTUJE
wIADoMosc o SWEJ Rely
GNACJI.

Geneva, 81 stycznia. - lgnacy
Paderewski potwierdzii wczoraj
wiadomosc, re pogioska o jego re
zygnacji jest falszywa, zaznacza-
lac, Il wyjezdza on W lutym do
Kalifornji celem wypoczynki'
lecz przyjedzie do .Genewy z po-
wrotem w pazdzierniku celem
wziecia udziaiu W posiedzenlrl
Ligi Narodow.
Paderewski oznajmii, zeiwsku-
tex zlego stanu zdrowia ME wy
stapi on juz nigdy Publieznie 2
koncertem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-31
Zadania Taryfy Celnej ma Wyroby Filipin.
SPRAWA WEGL0WA.
Senat Zatwierdza 5000 Nominacji Wojskowych.
Bomby - Me Shaszne Dla 0kret6w Wojennych.
INNE E.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE,

roku rzadow IIardinga bedzie
niezbedne wznowienie organiza-
eli, pcdobnej do Wojennego l..
rzedu Piracy.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
WESTERN TEXANS
 MAY SECEDE
DECLARE THEY HAVE BEEN CN. JUSTLY TREATED BY EAST
 ERN HALF OF STATE.

Piainview, Texas. April 5.--Foliow- ing similar action taken by 5000 resi- dents of Nolan and surrounding west Texas counties at Sweetwater 'Satur- day night. several hundred residents of Plainview and Hale counties, at meet ing here today, adopted resolutions condemning Governor Neff for vetoing the west Texas A. X N. measure, and tie legislature for refusing tO TO listrict the state. Charges that discrimination was being made against west Texas and a threat of state division was in- coroprated in the resolutions.
 The resolutions, a copy of which will be sent to the governor, allege that east Texas has failed to deal fairly with the western section of the state and add that during the past 9 years the western part of Texas has lost in all issues at stake between the two divis- ions delegation was appointed to attend a meeting at Sweetwater Wed nesday night. tn purpose of which Is ito secure a square deal for West Texas or division of Texas"
 More than 200 delegates have made reservations for the meeting, when plans will be laid to push the fight for representation according to population in the legislature. In addition to of ficials of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. some 30 towns and commer- cial organiza tions will be represented.
 Governor Neff's action in vetoing the west Texas A. X M. college bill and the rural school aid bill brought determina- ton on the part of this section to fight for representation. AS a consequence Boston tea party was announced Saturday night. While the resolutions adopted at this meeting say the diyis- ion of Texas will be demanded if rec ognition is not afforded, hope has been expressed that this will not become nee essary.
 Some east and west Texas Chambers of Commerce are reported to have wir' ed their approval of the fight--Gazette
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06

head consul and Paragould was se- lected as meeting place of the head camp in 1922
 Other officers chosen were: Charles Sutterfield of Conway. head adviser Ritchie Delaughter of Boughton, head banker; Joe Decker of Ravenden Springs, head clerk F. E. Denison of Jonesboro, head escort Scott Turner of Fort Smith, head watchman; Ray mond cooper of Blytheville, head sen try N. NJ. Alexander of Batesville, O. E. Perry of Pine Bluff Harlan Co ker of Greenwood, Sid Gill of Gurdon, and A. l.. Meadows of Texarkana, head managers; delegates to the Soverign Camp meeting, w. w. Prewitt of Os- ceola, Carroll Brown of Philadelphia, Ben Goodwin of Little Rick, Tom Stokes of Fort Smith and c. D. James of Eureka Springs.
 Judge Haynie. as head consul, rep resents that faction of the delegates demanding a reduction of the new in surance rates, while all other officers chosen, including the delegates to the Sovereign Camp meeting represent those who favor retention of the pres ent rates.
 Tonight the delegates and visitors attended the boxing match staged by the American Legion, in which Otis Bryant and Curley Smith are matched for the middleweight championship of the state.
 Tomorrow the convention will be brought to a close, with reports from retiring officers and a. general get-to- gether meeting to be held by delegates, in which the organizations future pol icy will be discussed Several hun dred candidates were inducted by im- pressive ceremony. The initiation was put on by the Fort Smith degree team in excellent ritualiStic style.-Gazette
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
25O GALLONS OF
 LIQUOR SEIZED
OFFICERS MAKE BIG HAUL DUR ING RAID IN SALINE
 COUNTY.

Little Rock, Ark.-A 100-gallon cop per still, under which the fires had just been extinguished, 200 gallons of moonshine whisky, 300 gallons of mash and Ford car were seized late Mon- day night quarter of a mile from the s. o. Harris house at Paron, Saline county, by Prohibition Officer Rankin and Deputy Sheriffs W. F. Hobbs and John Glidwell.
 Although there was no one near the still. a search of the Harris house brought to light 13 10-gallon jugs of whisky stored in odd corners, and it is said that circumstantial evidence involved Harris in the run, which had just been completed on the still
 Harris was brought in to Little Rock yesterday afternoon and waived exam nation before United States Commis sioner Coates. He was held to the Grand jury on S1,000 bond.
 On the way in the officers arrested Earl Diemer, about five miles from the Harris home They said he had 60 gallons of moonshine in Ford car.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
LANEBURG NEWS

Jack Sampson was Prescott visitor Tuesday.
 w. c. Ghormley went to Prescott on business Wednesday.
 Earl Fore made a business trip to Rosston today.
 The many friends of Thad Waddle, formerly of this county, but now living in Dallas, Texas, will be glad to learn of his approaching marriage to Miss Pearl Doyle of Dallas, which happy event will occur in the Texas city April 9th.
 Bro. Erwin filled his regular ap- pointmenG at Laneburg last Sunday, preaching splendid sermon to a large congregation.
 Dr. Sutton is no better.
 The driller at the Sutton we'll seems very happy over something, and we guess that the we'll is about ready to be brought in. Also they are making good headway at Rosston well.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
WIFE KILLS MAN
 WITH AUTO AXLE
SLAMS HIM IN BED-lNQUEST FINDS THAT HOMICIDE IS
 JUSTIFIABLE.

Dardanelle, April 5.-R. l.. Hopkins, aged 3S, tenant farmer living on the Danner plantation, at Cottontown, 12 miles south of Dardanelle, was beaten to death by his wife as he lay in bed about 5 o'clock this morning, the wea- pon being a Ford automobile axle.
 It is alleged that for the last two years Hopkins had been intimate with his wifes half-sister, 15-year-Old girl, who made her home with MT. and Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Hopkins, it is said, knew of the affair, but both she and her sister were terrorized by Hop kins, who, it is said threatened to kill them if they exposed him.
 Hopkins had quarrel, 1t is said with a neighbor over the opening of drain age ditch Monday and, according to Mrs Hopkins, on his return home Mon day night he warned her that he in tended to kill both her and the neigh bor. He was particularly angry at her, she said because she remonstrated with him concerning her sister.
 According to his wife, Hopkins rose about an hour before daylight yester- day morning and went into her sisters room where he remained some time When he came back to bed he ordered his wife to get up and get breakfast, again repeating his threat to kill her, it is said He then lay down on the bed and presumably went to sleep.
 Mrs. Hopkins says she went to the kitchen, started fire, and then fear
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06

Remember Thursday April II the Southwest Ark. Chamber of Commerce. meets in this city.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
FLOODS CAUSE
 HUGE LOSS
TWO DEAD: MANY CATTLE KILL. ED AND FIELD CROPS
 DESTROYED.

Oklahoma City, April 5.-With first reports of loss of human life in the flood condition which prevails in coun- ties in western and southwestern Okh- Custer, contained in report from Hollis, Harmon county, that two lives were lost near there, known damage from the clondburst last night is f1i- creasing hourly.
 With the repairing of telephone and telegraph lines 1t was learned that rail road and other traffic in that section is almost completely demoralized. Rail- road officials near Clinton. Custer county, said the Washita river was almost completely undermined and that other tracks are in such condition that it is doubtful if traffic can be resumed for 10 days.
 Loss of livestock near Hobart, kio- wa county, is reported as totaling hun dreds of head, while alfalfa crops req dy to cut are said to be total loss. The Big Elk and Little Elk creeks in Kiowa county, normally mile and a half apart, are running as one stream, while practically all road bridges and several railroad bridges in Custer coun- ty have been wrecked or swept away.
 The rainfall, which started about & o'clock Monday night and continued until after 4 o'clock this morning, to- totaled about eight inches, according to guages of Clinton weather officials. Gazette.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06

ing her husband meant to carry out his threats, she went into the yard ana picked up an automobile axle. Vita this she struck Hopkins two blows o0 the head. She then ran to the home aG Hugh Stout, neighbor, and told wllmk she had done.
 MT. Stout went to the scene ane1 finding Hopkins dead, notified the oe- ficers. Justice K. w. Hundley empaEl- eled coroner's jury and ninqusxe was held, the verdict being that Hop- kins had come to his death by being. struck on the head by his wife and tfsak the killing was justifiable.
 It is said that neighbors had recene- ly learned of Hopkins relations with the young girl and had warned him to. desist or he would be prosecuted Sentiment in the neighborhood is ssfss to be strongly in favor of the wife-- Hopkins is survived by six small chil. dren.-Gazette.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
DISTRICT "SET-UP- MEETING TO
 BE HELD AT HOPE TOMORROW

The Methodists of the Prescott Dis trict will hold the District "Set-up" meeting of their Educational Campaign at Hope tomorrow. The meeting will open at II o'clock and close about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Bishop Mou- zon, Dr. J. NJ. Workman, pr. W. w. Taylor and others will speak. All the pastors and charge directors of the District are expected to attend The meeting will be open to all. Hon. H. E. Mckenzie of our city, will be the presiding officer, as he is tue District Director for this District.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06

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Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
Diemer is thought to have purchased his load from Harris. He was held to the Grand Jury on bond.-Gazette.
OZAN-GRAYSONIA MILL
 CLOSED DOWN TEMPORARILY

The closing down of the Ozan-G Gray sonia mill in this city is due to the large surplus of Lumber on the yard, for which there is no market
 It is hoped and believed that the "shut down" is only temporary, as the big mill furnishes employment for hundreds of persons.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
FIRST BERRIES SHIPPED

Judsonia, April 5.-A. NJ. Tittler, manager of the Shippers Union of Judsonia, yesterday shipped the first strawberries of the season from Jud- sonia. The berries were said to have been of unusually fine grade. Orders for the shipment have been booked for som etime.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
SOLDIER BONUS CARRIES.

Detroit, April 5.-The soldiers bonu<S proposal voted on at yesterdays state election carried by majority of ur- ward of 100000, reports from approUi- mately half the precincts nthe state. indicated today. Republican candi- dates forminor state offices maintainetS a margin of about 3 to 1 over Democrn- tic Oponents. The complete vote irn Detroit showed the overwhelming de- feat of sarvice- at-cost traction pro posal advanced by the privately-owuesd company, and approval of the city's plan to extend the municipal railway eystem Gazette.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
LITERARY CONTEST

The Zenith and Garland literary so- cieties will meet in contest for the sil- yer cup next Friday night at : 80 at the high school auditorium. Admis- sion 15c and 25c.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
,OTT ARKANSAS, WEDNESDAY, APR. s, 1921
JUDGE HAYNIE
 TO HEAD w. 0. w.
PRESCOTT JURIST ELECTED HEAD CONSUL AT BLYTHE
 VILE CONVENTION.

Blytheville, April 5.-Arkansas Wood craft today elected state officers for the ensuing two years. Judge George k. Haynie of Prescott was chosen as
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
SHOOTS GIRL AND SELF.

Alexandria, La, April 5.-Zack Martin Jr., aged 20, of Naples, La. today shot and wounded Gladys Rusk 1S-year-old stepdaughter of Mayor Me Manus of Naples, and then killed him self. The girl was said to be near death. Relatives of the girl said Mar tin was an unsuccessful suitor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-23

LA PRENSA ha publicado oportu-
mas noticias telegraficas informando
de las 6ificultades surgidas entire los
funcionarios del gobierno de Mexico y
el ingeniero Felix T. Palavicini, quien
fuera Europa al desempeno de una
comisi6n confidential cerca de los Go
biernos de los paises aliados, en- repre-
sentaci6n del eypresidente Adolfo de Ia
Huerta.
Esas dificultades surgieron con
motive de. Ia publication que hizo el
peri6dico lei Democratic" de Ia Ciu-
dad de Mexico, del inforne fntegro
que el Ingeniero Palavicini rindio a
IA Secretaria de Relaciones, sin que
esta Secretarfa hubiera autorizado tai
publication.
Sc acus6 al ingeniero Palavicini de
haber vio!ado el secreto diplomatico,
y ain, cua.ndo el Agente Confidencial
del Presidente de IA Huerta manifes-
tara que 81 no habfa dado la publ
cidad ell irsforme, eI Secretario de Re
laciones. doctor Hidalgo, manifesto que
habia comprobado que el refer1do IN
forme no habfa salido de los archt-
vos de Relaciones, sino de Ia comision
que presidiera el ingeniero Palavlcini.
Ello di6 lugar a una controversial en-
tire el -Presidente substitute de la
Republica y el que fuera. su REPRE-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-23
Ell ALEGATO DEL
FISCAL

FL tltimo que hablo en- el perfodo de
argumentaciones fue el propio Procu-
rador Fiscal Lie. D. 4. Nc Askill, Gu
Va oratoria fue profunda TOGO con
intensidad Ia parte moral y Ia parte
moral y Ia parte sentimental del cri-
men atribuido a Mckinley Hizo una
exposition de los hechos que consti-
tuyeroa el asalto nocturno en- Ia casa
de "a vfctima. La joven madre dando
ell alimento a su hijo, mientras su es-
pos estaba fuera trabajando para
canar su sustento. FL hombre feroz
que acecha y entra con violencia un
aposento donde solo hay una muJer
indefensa un infante. La obscuridad
favorece al asaltante y en- Ia dlestra
armada de un cuchillo amenaZa de
muerte a Ia madre y al hijo. 81 ella
nide auxilio. Sc inicia Ia lucha; ella
resiste con fmpetu, trata de horarse
del ultraje, busca Ia oportunldad de
ercender una luz, pero el homore Sc
Ia apaga, Y en- este instante losra yer
Que Sc trata de un hombre de color.
En- estos momentos recibe 10 herida
en- una raano sus fuerzas le faltan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-23

sentante confidential cerca de las go
biernos de Inglaterra, Francia, Beisl-
ca Italia, controversial que fua su-
pendida Il solicitud del Encargado de
Negocios de Francia y de otras perso-
mas. que intervinieron para que no Sc
dieran a la publicidad las declaracio-
nes del ex-Presidente Substitute con-
ira ell ingeniero Palavicini, en- las cua-
les sehalaba al Gerenete de "El UNI
versal' como un falso aliad6filo, pues
Sc decfa en- elias que habfa hecho cam
pafia en- favor de los paises de Ia En-
tente, durante la. guerra, por instructed
mes de Carrana, quien 10 tuyo sue!do.
Public6 La PRENSA en- sintesis las
declaraciones del .ex-Presidente subs
tituto. declaraciones Que no fueron al
fin dadas a conocer en- Ia Ciudad de
Mexico por Ia circumstances indicada.
Nuesctro peri6dico pudo publican Ia
esencia de tales declaraciones, porque
ell corresponsal de este diario en- Ia
Ciudad de Mexico las obtuvo antes de
que fuesen retiradas de las redacciones
de los peri6dicos que iban a publican
las.
Ell informe rendido por el ingeniero
Palavicini Ia Secretarfa de Relacio-
mes Exteriores acerca de su mission en-
Europa, es muy extenso. Habla en- 81
ell Aeanta Confidential con sobrado elo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-23
Sc CONF F|RNA Ia
SUB[EVAC|ON De
Los HNS. ARR|E ETA
LA SRIA. DE GUERRA DA
LA NOTICIA OFFICIAL
FL levantamiento ocurrio en- el
pueblo de S. Andres, Dgo.
pero no Sc lie da gran
mportancia

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. enero 22.-
De una manera Official Ia Sccretarfa
de Guerra Y Marina ha confirmado Ia
version que venfa circaIando res
pecto al levantamiento de los hernia
nos Domingo y Mariana Arcieta, ee-
nerales que figuraron prominentemente
en- Ia REVOLUTION y durante el regimen
carrancista, siendo el primcro gober-
nador de Durango Y el segundo Jefe de
las Opcraciones Militares cu esa en-
tidad, de donde amhcs son oriundos.
Los ArrietaS Sc levantaron en- armas
recientemente en- : el pueblo dc San
Andres, perteneciente a Durango, con
algunos 'alementos de escaSa impor-
tancia, sin que sc sepa que objeto
persiguen nj que causa hayan abraza :
do.
Dichos revolucionarios opcraron du-
rante 10 rcvoluci0n carrarcista en- a
famosa Division del Norte, que cstu-
vo al mando de Francisco Villa du-
rante val.ios amos Y al triunfo de Ia
causa recibieron ambos ell grado dc
generates de Division, separdndose de
Villa cuando deSconQciG O CarranZa
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LICENCIARAN A
LAS FUERZAS DE
MANUEL PELAEZ
Lo ordeno la Secretesia de
Guerra y Peldez uigilara
ell desmme

Tsicgrcma Especial pare LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, eaero q
Las fuerzas del general Manuel Pelaez,
que Sc encuentran en- Ia huasteca We
racruzana, van q ser licenciadas esl
breve. Asesurase que Ia Secretaria
de Guerra orden6 va tai licencia-
miento. Y que el general Pelaez Sc
trasladard del puerto de Tampico, don
de Sc encuentra, los lugares donde
Sc halIan las tropas, a fin de vigi-
lar eI desarme de estas.
En- los circulos oficiales Sc dice que
el licenciamiento de las tropas de Pc
ldez Sc hace neecsario para realizar
en- detinitiva el proyecto de II reduc-
ci6n del elective del ejercito.
El Gobierno ha dispuesto que Sc
;ndemnice a los perjudicados por el
saQueo que Sc registro en- Ia pobla-
ci6n de TulancinSo, Hidalgo proce-
disndose hacer Ia indemniazaoi6n me
dante justification plena de las per-
didas que cada comerciante haya te-
nido.
FL saqueo en- Tulancingo 10 uevaron
cabo los sublevados que desputs
fueron batidos por las tropas go5ier-
niStas en- varios puntos cercanos a
dicha poblaciGn.