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STANLEY HEIGHTS

Mrs. Mamie IIilsingcr has been
entertaining guests from Denver this
lad week.
Mr.. Boyd Sivcrs is enjoying n
vacation at home while awaiting n
call to 20 10 work again.
TIE Epworth Lcngue Of the JEFF
icrson Avenue N. F.. Church held i,s
regular meeting ut the church Sun.
day evening Miss Dorothy Bond
was the leader.
Everybody in the ncighborhooi IL
rejoicing over the snow storm which
has done considerable good.
Mrs. Moore sucnt the day In Den
yer Monday.
Mr.. Charlie Dormer has bcDuT
improvements on his new plncc on
the west road.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY FARM
BUREAU DEPARTMENT
EDITED BY COUNTY AGENT AND FARM BUREAU OFFICERS.

The Boulder County Farm Bureau
and County Commissioners several
months ago decided 10 employ u
County Boys and Gir.s' Club Lead
er in addition to the County Agent.
Miss Emma Full, formerly County
Supt. of Schools of Montrose County
has just taken up the work in Bould-
or county. Larimer county employs
4 Club Leader in addition to the
county agent, also Weld, Logan,
Arapahoe, FL Paso. Adams county
is considering a club leader for the
summer months if not 1or the entire
year.
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Mrs. A. ID. Brown was rs years
young last Monday Feb. 7th. She
was kindly remembered by friends
and neighbors by n postal cord show
er.
The community was reminded
Sunday Of the old adagc "The
Ground Hog saw his shadow"
The Grange unloaded car of coal
last Friday. Another car will be in
soon SO those who fail TO get their
full order will be supplied out of
this coming car.
Mrs and Mr.. Albert Houghten
and Miss Houghtcn of Denver and
Mr.. Geo. Stewart Jr and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Stewart Sr.
The Ladies' Aid last week elected
the following officers: Mrs. Geo.
StewartSr., president; Mrs. Ora Hall
vice-I resident; Mrs. Beck. secretary ;
and Mrs. Rowe, treasurer.
Mls. Ora Hall entertained the
Ladies' Aid this week. Mrs. Geo.
Risdea will entertain the Aid Thurs
day ftcrnoon Feb. II.
Tie p. Il. A. will give II box social
at Prospect school house Thursday
eve ong Feb. II. Everybody en-
v!'ied. Ladies and girls bring filled
b,xcs.
Mrs. T.. G. Underwood is on the
SEX list.
Mrs. Heath of Fort Collins who
visited her son Arthur and family
for several days returned 20 her
home last week.
The residents on SSth Avenue
called meeting last Friday evening
to discuss pro and con the question
of electric lights. Nothing definite
was decided.
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BUY SEED CORN ON THE EAR.

Many farmers, not all of them
however, sell seed corn to seed hous-
es and different firms shelled. These
farmers are honest in their opinion
that they are selling good seed corn
hut when it is once shclled you nor
any other farmer nor any seedman
can tell what it looked like in the
ear. 1t might be measley stuff, but
after shelling, tanning, and running
through seed corn grader it will
come out uniform on account of the
efficiency of these machines, and
the fellow that buys seed corn she'll
ed without the knowledge of where
it comes from ought to get good
DIR bing if he buys it that way. This
is not saying that all seed corn sold
81. led is poor stuff but it is giving
Jhe sheller chance to substitute
moor stuff as he sees fit to do it.
Seed corn this year is testing very
poor, seed houses and seed buyers
state that seed corn that will test 70
pei cent is very rare. II this is true
and it evidently is, this is all the
more reason for buying seed corn
OF tie ear, bnying it carly and test
, ing every ear. The Farm Bureau
l..alGa-the stand that Local county
merchants should be pHtronized first
unless you deal direct with the grow
Cr, and usually seed corn that comics
from ether states is much more ris-
ky than home grown seed. The
Farm Bureau office will refer you to
merchants or farmers who have seed
corn that has passed inspection.
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extensively advertised.
Did you ever use it?
its good!
TRY OUR EGG GETTER.

Once tried always used. It's just
az easy as stealing baby's candy.
Oye drop per hen means an egg per
hsl1 every time you give the drop.
W must advise, however. that you
d6 not give more than one drop per
day as hens that lay more than one
egt day do not last long. 1t sure
does the work and it you want to
tRke life easy try this wonderful
stimulator, or make your wife take
in washing. Only one drop, rcmem-
ber, for an egg. When you consid-
er, that one drop costs onc-twelfth
ofa cent, you can see how little your
winter eggs need cost you. BY us
ing our wonderful egg getter you
cap give just onc-half the amount Of
feed you arc now giving. Think of
H., one-half the feed saved and an
egg every time you want to bother
to- give little drop of our wonder
fu egg getter.
Soakem & Soakem,
Niagara Falls. Wyoming.
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SNYDER. WEIBELT

Z Otto Snyder and Miss Stella Wei
belt were quietly married Tuesday
morning in the presence of only rel.
atives At St. Elizabeth church in
Denver.
These worthy young people need
NJ introduction at our hands to the
people Of this community, having
lived here nearly all their lives, and
are known to all as model young
man and woman. The bride until
recently was one Of the leading high
school teachers here ard was much
esteemed for her valuable work. The
groom is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
A. Snyder who lives near Arvada
They will make their home on Il
place near the groom's parents.
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UNION MASS MEErleao

A Union Mass Meeting will be
held in the auditorium Of Arvada
high school Sunday evening. Feb.
18th. 7:S0 p. N.
Subject: "Thc Greatest Heroes and
Martyrs Of Modern Times" The
above subject will b discussed by
Rev. Rr. 8. G. Dorsy. Of Denver In
connection with the conditions In the
Near East.
"Dr. Dorcy. the club would like
to hear you speak again on any sub.
ject." Pres. Rotary Club-Hot
Springs, Ark.
"Dr. Dorey, like Billy Sunday,
must be heard to bs appreciated, ;"
The Index. Mohcrlsy, No.
"Dr. Dorey, you did more 70 clean
up the bad moral condition of Den.
YER than any other preacher" ~ Dist
rict Attorneys office In Denver. "a
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LEYDEN NoTHS

The revival msetinEs did not
start ss expected on Sunday last but
will start next Sunday evening.
Miss Elsie Williams, eas Of Rails
tons popular young isdiss was mar.
ried to Mr.. Hubert SAsviin Of Den.
yer last July. The happy couple
nre living in Denver at present.
Since their secret 10 out delayed con.
gratulations are In order.
We are sure that ths n. c. q L.
is at least on the decline ~ the price
Of coal has been reduced about ten
per cent at the Leydsn milne.
Mrs. Boise Smith b quite sick
with Ia grippe.
Mr.. J. B. Coble b leekiN9 fer .
hidden treasure In this vicinity. hs
claims to have had he place dseSib-
cd to him by ssss.
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COUNTY AGENT GIVES
OUT DOPE ON WEB WORM

County. Agent McCaskill informs
US that he had bottle to show us
that the web worm is still alive and
apparently able to take care of him.
self in zero weather, provided Mr..
Web Worm has had chance to
crawl into the middle of the alfalfa
stack or rubbish to protect himself
from the cold.
A bottle Of worms was exhibited
that are active enough to crawl thru
&c screw top bottle and run around
pver the desk. These worms were
kn P. L. Youngers' place, and it is
definitely known that they have
been seen on Jim Kelly's, Umstead's,
Morey's and other ranches around
Fairnount and north of there. Mr..
Kelly says he. has found them on the
bottoms of first cutting alfalfa
stacks and when this hay is loaded
on the wagon and unloaded, Mr..
Younger said the. worms were an
inch deep on the bottom Of the rack,
at any rate when few forks full Of
alfalfa was turned over on the
ground the hay was alive with worms
and enough could be captured in a
few minutes to make a nice mess of
soup.
It was presumed that these worms
have been the cause of great many
sick cattle and horses around over
the country this. winter as nearly
everybody complains of sick animals
and a loss of few. Mr.. Younger
has had four cr five sick animals
and has lost horse. Down on Bear
Creek the county agent says he has
heard complaints and the reason was
not known.
1t would be well to watch the bot
toms Of first cutting stacks especial
y when unloading from racks for
these web, worms are the fourth
generation Of worms of last year.
II these worms are found in first
cutting stacks where they are living
over the winter in a dormant stage
it may be a very risky thing to sow
alfalfa seed again this year. These
half grown worms will emerge in the
spring, grow to fuArs size and turn
into moths that will lay eggs and
produce another crop, Of worms next
year providing weather conditions
in the spring are favorable to the
growth of the worms. Weather
conditions may be such that these
worms will die before they reach the
end Of their life cycle, in which case
they may not be dangerous next
year. The county agent says the
loss from web worms last year jn
this county amounted to more than
$4,000, and farmers are urged to
close tab and report any web worms
that are seen.
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DssNst CkussA


Sunday Schori s:ls A. n.
Morning .:sr. 'ss-ij s'slsek.
Prayer meeting Wslssslsy even
ing at 7:30.
r. Y. p. ". at o:9e ?. n.
Preaching SNrvies q 7:9o P. N.
Everyone welcome y tAeos eeS.
vices.
We have all enjoyed ~ asstin9
nj the Presbyterian church and aM
mnds better bscsuss Of thsm. Lst
us continue the sweet fsllowsAip.
Regular services Lords Day .. n.
There will be no services In the
evening. We Will unite In the Union
services at the Auditorium In ths II.
tcrcst Of 'hc Near East Relief.
Feb.l7 the Glee Club viii b With
us. Al, come. See the ID.
Feb. 20 we expect IN bsgin spscial
meetings. Come and help push the
word II the Kingdom.
REV. ". ,. COLE. PASTOR.
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Metholist Epissspal Church
Henry J. Csttsrall. Mir

Henry J. Cattsrail. Minister.
Sunday school always ct 10 .. m.
Cln,scs for all. o. N. Evans. Supt.
Morning services at II o'clock.
Tie theme ix the Benefits Of the
Furnace"
Epworth League st $50 p. m.
Led by A. l.. Long on topic "Restor-
ing n Country"
Evening service resumed A. 1890
o'clock. Good music by choir.
T;nstor subject "Paul's Universal
Gospel"
Mid-Weck prayer meeting. Ours
!. n friendly church.
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Elmer Logan living just north Of
Golden just recently had to kill q
very valuable stock dog on account
Of rabies. 1t is presumed that
coyotes or stray dog with rabies
bit this animal last fall some time,
AZ sometimes II takes ninety days
for hydrophobia to develop. This
dog bit Mr.. Logan's valuable regis
tered bull and DR.. Herman Of Den.
vcr vsccinatcd the bull for hydro
;'hob'a. Vaccination means about s
treatments and three or four visits
taat arc pretty expensive and for
that reason Mr.. Logan is not vacci-
rating more Of his cows that might
recidently have been bitten.
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GRIFFITH MOTIFS

Miss Evelyn Corrol entertained
Mr.. Robert Griffith and sistsn Miss
Charollote md Mim Llllls at supper
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Davis sttsNdsd ban.
quet At the Masonic Tsmple In Den.
yer Frtdsx.
Mr.. aad Nm. ossue J0Vasssa
Of Layfastte. Cola, vboosd Nm. J.
II. DissIsr Wednesday.
Mn. Chas. Davis attea1sd ths An
meeting In Denver Thsrsa4y.
Miss Pauline Pst(ssoa b sbls -
be out again after . couple Of
weeks illness.
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The Junior High School English
classes have been writing sonncts.
We have n number Of poets. when II
comes 20 sonncts. Among our best
is 'rhcina Mollctt. Herr Is here:
oh! Fla" with thy broad stripcs.
That viii always stand FOR rifh,;
Wherever We may be.
Upor the land or on .he sea,
You cheer us on our way
And give us courage nigh. and day.
Washington gave you TO us,
Lincoln kept you for us:
We will always keep you above.
And TO you rive our honor and
love.
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Psssbvsssiao cAaeIA
CliAtoa 10ol, Pastor

Bible school mt 0:l6 .. N.
Communion service and Reception
Of all Members At II.
Union evening services at High
school auditorium.
We nrc grateful N God for his
presence and blessing st our Evan
gelistic Services, and ws expect 70
receive Il goodly number into our
fellowship the coming Sabbath. Let
Us gather 70 our dear Savior about
His table. and celebrate ~ gr...
md dying love.
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Frunk Morris Just returned from
Michigan having been called TO
Cworso because Of very serious sick
noes OF relatives there. Mr.. Morris
~"i n'iq thn, the Colorado farmer is
lucky and has not been hit half M
bard ms farmers In this state think
they have been hit comparcd with
'ho farmers in the cns.crn states.
Nr Morris SAYS there Ia no market
fo- nrv of the farm products, potn.
toes arc 40 cents per bushol and not
rpch anlc nj TINT. Scvcrnl cream
"r'"s forced 10 shu' down and farm
rrs arc Masking cheese out Of their
milk.
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y The regular meeting Of the Par
,cnt Teachers Association will be held
at the grade school building We'd
ncsday at 3 p. m, Feb. 10. Moth
crs' Council at 2 p. m. Rev. W. r.
Cole of Arvada will address the
meeting on sour Children" Come
and bring some one with you. Note
change OF date and place.
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Presents the 2ib.cn, Proof
High Sesnsl hujitorium
Sunday Feb. l3. 3p.

Astounding, as the statement i'm
plies, nevorthclcss absolutely true,
all Christians sre looking for the
fulfillmcnl ~ th7t prayer. THY
win be done on Earth as It is in
Heaven"
We are glad TO announce "Thc
Kingdom Of Heaven Is at hlld," and
It's establishment on earth in 1926,
bringing life more ablrannhy TO
living, md the roguuoctirr Of
dead, restoration Of Earth TO
wide Paradise and Peace on
O. 4 Good VIII 7 wprd Men.
| national Bibls Stuleais Asso-
ciation
Non Soctnrian Free Seats
No Collection
~
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

February 5th the junior high
school basketball teams played
Englewood. We won both games
after a hard fight.
Ice cream cones will be on sale at
the basketball game Friday night.
J Theodore Long is on the sick list
this week with an attack of pneu-
monia.
Wheatridge defeated Golden High
school Monday night by score of
26 to 80.
( Miss Jordan, our Domestic Science
teacher, was absent from school
Monday afternoon due to a severe
cold.
? Mr.. Wheatly believes in springing
surprise quizzes on his Economics
class.
Beulah Hiatt has not attended
school this week on account of a
severe attack of tonsilitis. The
Senior class wishes her a speedy re-
covery.
Herbert Weis was absent from
school part of the week on account
of sickness
The athletic association gave the
Bennett teams feed after the game
Friday evening.
There will be basketball game
with Golden high school Friday even
ing at Arvada.
Hugo Abbott is sick in bed We
hope that he will be able to play in
the game with Golden.
The A. II. S. basketball team
played Ft. Morgan Saturday night.
Our team was defeated by two
points.
Miss Mcneil from Boulder has
taken Miss weibelt's place as Senior
roll call teacher.
Friday noon the Senior class gave
a cafeteria luncheon in the Domestic
Science room. The luncheon was
well attended. The proceeds, s32.-
80, was given over towards the SEN
Tor annual.
The Camp Fire Girls play which
was to be given last Saturday was
not performed because Of the small
audience.
Tuesday morning; February sth
Reverend Baxter gave the High
school very interesting discourse
during assembly hour.
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Ralston Presbyter;sn
Clinton Pccd. Minister.

We will have the regular session
of our Sabbath school at 2:l5 p. M.
followed by special meeting for
prayer and preparation for the
Evangelistic Services. These Ser
vices will begin Sunday night and
continue every night except Satur-
'dnys,for- Two : ~esks.- Rev. Frank
r. Dcmctz will be our Evangelist,
and Brother Deme'z needs no intro
ductlon to Rnlston people. Come
tut and let us labor and pray for II
real manifestation of the Savior's
rcdceming power in our midst.
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Miss Frances Fcchner of armada
and Mr.. Alfred Bowlcs of Kuncs-
burg Colo, were quietly married
January 2Gth, and after short
honeymoon they returned to make
their home on the groom's ranch nt
Kunesburg, Colorado.
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Pcvivsl % Rsls'on Pr-sby. Church
Rev. Frrn' y. Drmciz. Of Tim.
rn'h, Colorado. will preach the Cos.
r-i every nigh, for two weeks,
Meeting begin Sunday night. Feb.
18th. .r
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/Mr. and Mrs. +. ID. IIutchings
entertained at finely appointed
dinner Saturday evening. Spring
flowers were used for decorations.
Those who enjoyed the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clnrcncc Lively, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Lively. Helen Mar
parct Lively, Thomns Lively Jr.. and
Miss Lillian Carter and Miss Helen
Fletcher of Denver.
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Alex Brookes, . former rcsidcn.
of Arvnda is preparing to return
with his family from Hastings. Colo.
to make his home here permanently
They will reside in their home on
West Fir1t s.
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Mr.. Wheatiey made an announce
ment that he will entertain the HIGH
school in chapel on Tuesday morning
His program will be the same all the
time and will consist of quizzing the
pupils on current events.
The Freshmen vanished the seats
in the gym last Friday. We nre all
glad that they are so industrious.
The Arvada Basketball team re-
ceived an invitation 10 see the
Wheatridge-G Golden game Monday
night. The Golden girls won by the
slight margin Of II to 10. The
game was faster than expected. Both
teams had seemed to be playing for
Hooby prizes. Tho boys game start
ed out with Golden in the lead first
quarter. Things then seemed to GO
Wheatridge's way and the game re-
suited victorius for Wheatrihce. The
score finally was 80 to 81.
Victory was again tasted by the
'Arvadn teams when they PLAYED
Bennett Friday night, The girl
had very difficult game but The
boys won about three TO ore. How
cver the boys were defeated Satur-
day night by n star team from Fort
Morgan.
The Junior girls are going to sell
ico-crenm cones ut the ba'ketbnll
game when Golden plays Aryadn
Friday so everybody bring their ex-
trn dimes.
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Revival At kalston Presby. Church
Rev. Frank +. Dansss. Of Tim
nath. Colorado. will preach every
night for two weeks. Meetings be.
gsa Sunday night. Feb. 18th.
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AN kinds Of poultry netting.
Aivnda Hardware Co.
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METHODIST LADIES AID
TO GIVE SUPPER

Meat Pie
Potato Salad
Crcamcd Lima Beans
Home made rolls. butter. jelly
Orange Pudding Cake
Coffee and Tea
Price for supper 30 cents.
Confcction and Spring Bulb booth
and quilts and comforts for sale.
Program for Clear Creek Valley
Grange meeting on Friday February
25.
Piano Solo-Mrs. J. NJ. Compton.
Rcadine-Mrs. c. II. Beach
Vocal Duct--Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Lower.
Reading-Mrs. 4. l.. Newton.
Vocal Duet--Joseph md Albert
| lBachcr.
Readinp-Mrs. Jenkins.
Community Singing--Grangc Mem
bsrs
All members that possess CON
nunity song books please bring them
along
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You can always tell Senior,-
He is so sedately dressed.
You can always tell n Junior,
BY the way he swells his chest.
You can always tell Freshman.
BY his timid looks and such;
You can always tell n Sophomore,
But cannot tell him much.
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Western Farm Life takes n crack
nj the wild cat poultry ad and foods
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We handle seeds in bulk.
Aryadn Hardware Co.
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FRUlTDALE NOTES

Mrs. A. d. Brown was rs years
young last Monday Feb. 7th. She
was kindly remembered by friends
and neighbors ey n postal cord show
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-09
lOS pFRlODISTAS TENDRAN ACCESO A LAS
SFSIONES pLENARIAS De LA CONFERENClA
Ell Senado aprobo una nicativa del senador Harrison
en- ell sentdo de que los delegados amercanos
trabajen porque Sc admita en- las sesio-
mes los REPRESENTATIVES de la prensa
tPor John Paae)

reiecrcusa Especial pGTG LA TfhNSA
WASHINGTON, noviembre S.-Ei
Senado de los Estados Cnidos apropo
esta ,arde rna iniciativa presentaaa
nor eI scnador Harrison, excitando
Ia delegation americana a "a proNllna
conferencia acerca de n lim!taclon de
los armamentos, que emp4ee looa su
influencia para conseguir que las Sc
stones sean publicas que Sc DE
completa publicidad todas las propo
sicioues que cualQuiera potcncia pue-
da presentar.
Esa iniciativa fuG aprobada despues
de IN tempestuoso debate entire los
senadores Harrison Y Johnson que la
defendian. el senador Lodge. jefe de
n mavorla V uno dc los delegados
aruericanos, que sostenia que no deola
aprobarse.
Cuando parecia cierto que gran
numero de senadores republlcahoS eS-
taban dispuestos votar con los oe-
m6cratas para hacer que Ia hlclaliVa
fuera aprobado el stnador Louge olre
clio dejar de oponerse a ella, 81 el Sc
MAJOR llC A%h
ficaba su redacci6n, pues diJo que tai
como estaba redactada era de tenler--
Sc que los delegados extran1eroS Sc
creveran ofendidos por los terminus
de ella. FL senador Harrison accedio
a esa enmienda.
La resolution que fue aprobada IL
nalmente, recomienda los deiegaoos
americanos que usen toda su lnfteun
cia para hacer que Ia conferencia al
mita que los miembros de Ia prensa
asistan a las sesiones plenarias de las
corferencias. Ell las que Sc oscutah
las cuestiones para cuya soiuc!on rue
convocada dicha. asamblea.
Tn funcionario del Depar'amenlo
de Estado, discutiendo ese asunto'
manifesto que la question de las Sc
stones pdblicas de Ia piena puot'-
cidad debe decidirla Ia nisma COME
rencia, pero que cuando el asun'o ne
que a discutirse Ia delegation ameri-
cana obrara como el Senado oesea'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-09
FL PROBLEMA DE LOS
SIN TRABAJO Sc VA
HACIENDA MAS GRAVE
La Sria. de Industria estd
prepmdndose para hacer
frente q la crisis

Telesrama Especial para LA PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO Nov. S.-La
Secretarfa de Industria, Comercio y
Trabajo .e encuentra actualmente es
tudiando la lorna mas eficaz de re-
solver Ell problema obrero que Sc ave-
Gina a una crisis. Esta Sc espera que
Sc presente con motive del anuncio
que Sc ha hecho de que para ell pro-
xi,no mes de diciembre, miles de obre
ros que prestan sus servicios en- Ia
region petrolera quedaran sin traba-
10 con motive de Ia termination de
las obras que actualmente se nsvan
a cabo en- esa region y que para en-
tonces se asegura quedaran termi-
nadas.
Con este motive. la Secretaria de
IndustrIa ha estado informandose de
nuevos campos de trabajo con 81 fin
de Tue para "a fecha anunciada, to-
dos los obreros que queden cesantes
pnedan ser transportades otros lu-
cares en- dende puedan encontrar ira
bajo eeajurar de esta manera La
crisis que Sc aveeinn,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-09

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA'
NUEEA YORK, noviembre S.-La
primera parte de la biografia de Mr..
Wilson, publicada por ell que fuera
su secretario particular, Mr.. Tumulty,
fue leida con gran interes por los me-
xicanos y por todos los que Sc inte-
resan en- los asuntos de Mexico, pues-
to que Sc refiere principalmente Ia
question mexicana.
Tumulty pasa revista los aconte-
cimientos que Sc desarroilaron en- Me
xico antes de la Inauguration del pc
rfodo de Mr.. Wilson Y comete en- esa
parte varios errores. como cuando di-
ce que ell general Huerta era Secreta-
rio de Relaciones cuando derroc0 i
Madero. Parece que 10 que mas impre
sion0 a Mr. Wilson contra ell general
Huerta fue ell cSblegrama que este
1ltimo envi0 al Presidente Taft par
ticipandole que habia derrocado al
gobierno de Madero v que por consi-
guiente. la paz v el orden reinarfan en-
Mexico.
Dos consideraciones.- Tumul
ty-movieron a Mr.. Wilson para no
reconocer al gobierno del general
Huerta: la primera, la firme convic-
ci6n de que tanto las naciones debiles