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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
PARTY FOR
MISS EDNA OLIVER

In view of her departure to take
up her new position as senior assist
ant in the children's department of
the state library in Trenton, the
library staff gave a farewell dinner
for Miss Edna Oliver in the audi
forum of the library last night.
The centerpiece of the table was a
small pine tree covered with artif-
cial snow while the placards con-
tanned original verses for each staff
member. The guests were Miss
Helen NJ. Grannis, librarian. the
Misses Eda Pfeil, Frances Hance,
Sarah Aneckstein, Elizabeth Oliver,
May Bergen and Catherine McDon-
aid,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Have Theatre Party

In place Lf their regular meeting
the Industrial Club last night en-
joyed a theatre party. to Newark
taking dinner there, witnessing a
vaudeville performance. Those who
went were Mrs. Catherine Hall. Mrs.
Florencs Gillis MIS-. Anna Hansen,
Mrs. Margaret Olsen, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kenna, Mrs. Alma Heiselberg, Mrs.
Viola Hansen ami Mrs. Mary Ryan.
Next week the club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Cora Bran, of Wood
bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14

rose to speak on the agr0em >. NO
agreement ever concluded between
two peoples had received so univer-
sal a welcome he declared.
The agreement, said the premier.
had received wider publicity than
probably any treaty which yer had
been entered into with the exception
of the treaty of Versailles.
The treaty, he continued, had been
received in every quarter. in this
country with satisfaction and relief
and throughout the entire dominion
with acclaim. He noted that IL had
been criticized as a humiliation to
Great Britain and the empire, but
the dominions of the crown were not
known to rejoice yer a dominion for
which they sacrificed so much.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
TTTTTETVOTS ~ 'tNFWFVVtIFVVF
CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR
THE ROSARY SOCIETY

Bridge as well as pinochle, 500
and euchre will be played at the
Christmas party of the Rosary So
ciety tomorrow night in st. Mary's
hall and the chairman. Mrs. James
II White, has announced that cards
will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
The party will conclude with the
serving of delicious refreshments
ana for this reason ii is necessary
that it commence at an earlier hour
than others which have preceded
it this season. In view of the holi-
days there will be no party next
week because of this, it is expected
that a large crowd will attend
tomorrow night. Twenty pretty
prizes will be awarded in the va
rious m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Saws He Took Elizabeth Car.

NORWALK, Conn, Dec. ID
Francis NJ. Howard, until two weeks
ago paymaster OF a local tire and
rubber company, arrested yesterday
by Chief of Police William Il. Penn
ington, on a charge of having stolen
All automobile, has made a state
ment covering his alleged connection
with the case, according to Chief
Pennington. In this statement ref
ereuce is said to have been made TO
an alleged attempt to defraud an in
a company by an alleged ar
rangement to have stolen a car of
William r. Rita, a plumber, of Eliz-
abeth, n. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
HOLD METUCHEN MAN
ON SHOOTING CHARGE

NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. ID
Patsy Triease, of Metuchen, who
was arrested in South River yester-
cay in connection with a shooting
ARRAY in a store on Monday night.
is held in the county Jail without
hail to await the action of the inju-
ries of Joseph Macy, who was shot
in the groin. Macy is in st. Peters
hospital here ana it is said that his
wound is not serious.
The shooting for which Trjease IS
held is said to have been the result
of a fracas starting in a Reid street
store where the Metuchen man was
declared 20 be visiting with his Sis
ter. 1t is charged that Triease
forced Macy out of the store, drew
a revolver and shot him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Big Fire at Camden

CAMDEN, Dec. 14:-Seven stores
at Broadway and Kaiehn avenue in
South Camden were damaged by fire
early today. causing a loss estimated
at S175,000. The damaged places
included the Toone and Hollingshead
department stores. Sargol shoe store,
women's wear, Sugar Bowl confec-
tionery store and Dates Candy Conn
pany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Hungary To Send Enyoys.

BUDAPEST, Dec. IA (By The AS
ISOLATED Press).-Exchange of rati-
fication of the peace treaty between
the United States and Hungary APP
proved by the national assembly
Monday night Is expected within two
days. 1t is hoped that Count Las
vlo Szehenyi will accept appoint
ment as Hungarian charge d'affaires
in Washington.
Following ratification consuls will
be sent to New York. Chicago, Pitts
burgh and Cleveland,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
ACTION ON IRISH TERMS
IS POSTPONED TODAY
CONTINUED from page y

fore you at the present session.
ut was with heartfelt joy that 1
learned of the agreement reached
after negotiations. protracted many
months and affecting not only the
welfare of Ireland, but of the Bril-
fish and Irish races throughout the
world. 1t is my earnest hope tina.
by articles of agreement now sub
mitted to you the strife of centuries
may be ended and that Ireland as a
free partner in the commonwealth
of nations forming the British en-
pire. will secure fulhllment of her
national ideals"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
BOARD nF EXCISE

Regular meeting OF the Board OF Ex-
else Commissioner Of the City OF Perth
Amboy, New Jersey. held December 9Th,
1921. Tn members present were Com
mlssioners Frey. Lucas, Flynn and Smith.
On motion reading Of minutes Of the
previous meeting was dispensed with and
the minutes approved as recorded.
Billiard licenses were granted to the
following.
Daniel Rosenberg. ss9 Smith St. 3 tables
North Amboy Sporting Club. $50 Chaun-
cey St.. 3 tables.
Adam Tarlowski. 525 Jacques St. l table.
On motion the Board adjourned.
A. L. GRAHAM.
s19s-f2-i4-1t. Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Cheer How'd George

LONDON. Dec. IA (By The Asso-
ciated Press):-While ratification of
the peace treaty between Great Bril-
tain and Ireland was being urged
by speakers in the House of Com
mons, Premier Lloyd George enter
ed the house and was received with
cheers. He was cheered again as he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Plan Christmas Event

Christmas festivities around the
annual Christmas tree in Washing
ton hall were arranged for at the
meeting of the Danish Hundred
Ladies last night in Frem hall, and
as in other years the members of
the order and their entire families
will be invited to participate in the
general good time. The party will
be held on the night of Wednes-
day, December %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Call Out National Guard

PITTSBURGH. Kans., Dec. IL
Three companies of the Kansas Ma
tional Guard are being modified for
entrainment to Pittsburgh for duty
in the coal fields. Orders for the
mobilization followed a call from
Sheriff Gould. to the governor this
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Get STAT Allotment

NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. H.
The county treasurer's Office today
received the sum OF S243 1880
which represents the state allotment
to MiddieseA county of the tax on
second class railroad property. The
sum will be re-distiibuted by Trea-
surer Hike among the various mu-
inequalities f the county as Dor as
the allotment sheets have been pre-.
pared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Ulster Would stand Aloof

LONDON. Dec. 1f.-(By The As
ISOLATED Press)-Ulster's intention
to stand alpof from the Irish free
state proviu<d o in the treaty be-
tween Great Britain and Southern
Ireland was expressed in a letter be.
ing SEM II Premier Lloyd George
today by Sir James Craig, accord
ing to c Belfast dispatch to the Eve
ming Standard.
The letter said the dispatch was
drafted by the Ulster cabinet yes
terday evening as a reply to Mr..
Lloyd Georges last letter of Deem
Der 5. which contained the terms of
the agreement. Sis James. accord
ing to the Standards information.
protests against what he terms Greas
Britain's departure from the act of
1920. which Ulster accepted in good
faith,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
PERSONALS

A son was born TO DR.. and Mrs.
Werner Peterson, of East Orange,
on Monday. Mrs. Peterson was for
merly Elsie Walberg, of this city.
DR.. Peterson is a son of John Peter
son, of High street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
Ladies' Aid to Meet

The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Dam
ish NJ e. church will be held at
the home of Mrs. Hans Strive, 563
Carson venue tomorrow afternoon
ar 2 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14
CaIedonian Women 10 Meet

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the CAL
odonian Club will meet tomorrow
night at s o'clock in Odd Fellows
hall. Arrangements will be made
at this time for a jolly time on New
Years eve and all members are
urged to be present.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

NIW f9uk MARCH is --Thara Wa
nn ar sunfWrnf tni1F hr ffa Cuban
sugar IHlnttff NflrfH Hfe entirely
nnminai H fns HhtfHrn uf husinfaa
There WRa good in1nirg for refined
FfN NHi Infln "a Hfn rtI solo un
Nfi Hrs Nrurrf attn Ffan4iatasi
GHuiai Hf f0r hard grades. sllfn tso
effHr business 0n ihr hHsIa ~ T.fa
fuf Hnnr
lrauinr ir aeRtr fHfnres was vesy
iHNl Hi.h nHe rsfnrf Inclined "a inllt
apffn 'nnH ali9 awsf Developments ,n
fhr Hu.t futIkrf CLOSING urnfa Wrrf
, points ilN0f March closed ~ ana.
AnY stN luiF. ieli faptrunrf. CTS.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

tHtahIsH itfd No. 4fifAna. L.
Cotton ttcffs. 4Ffin. ~fesnlpns. Cots
t1n asre on. a4zaI 4na chffa.
HHeffal sftsnfion rIUsH % tha areru
fHn al affrfa an tHA above sE ahauaas
MrmirNe 20 iltaul caftaH Aas ia
Won.
fHi.HHu fiHari n TfHIH Aaar fafa a-
rNauHe. View ufieanH FptaFs Hraasrsf
a sHn1 tallun Me- Nl4h coftnn pnlanrs
ttrhHnsF New Yrs N1ffts pathkns.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

T||""T| TT||" TTTTTT |T"T T|TT| u T|TTTT
nIain nnd Eletafof Company
Wheat.
.n REQ fifi NU red 81 &C. No
fed 81 6lHfff. PSI hard. fiftn
ftt darf $1,000 t1. SO. hard.
ffaOnItf Oars. ti s1aI0g. 30 )
hafi 40 4fUIal ralk cd f1ai.s1. No.
hnrt iinHfae nsrt 5dWi.g0.
sH. haII fl ilaI AL dark none
Com.
Hn white SOC Hn 8 white. san
.4isf $50. uhlts fsts So 2 mixed
,tHfbrt Hn. miftd .f 401Tn. No.
missed lt ltiaC $50 3 yellow. 80
ta 2 ttliou. llHt1Hci $50 yellow.
ease
Oats.
500 white lt8u fsc 80 a shiie.
i, 30 nd ifc 80. 3 nitsd.
INl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

r0H HUNT .H-aere mrm .aUtfef an aHHI
IuHH. NN. BONUSES hHfn hrI . HHiNf
Hu rlrf Hh snafc llunr Nifn
ROOMS Or rent Dy day week or month.
savoy Hotel al4h chaIarVi.
IoK HET s.ran modern hHnsaIer.
completely fafulHIaH. located Hnuth
NInW paved Hffatf nlA rHntfultnH.a.
lananf .H DIiFn hrf
FuR liENT Two r.nW Furnished aHHFi-
insuf. southeast 'front.' ihone 1919.
.la NnFih Nrnafuag
ROOMS an1 FURNISHED apartfncA .
0aionial Phone go.
Nll HI. FHU.-r..m ni.arfiue deem
iuau rrnh leuered 500 painted. ihone
NIF. Iirf
pom HENr Vtrs afFuti- nrnmheH
fr0na sHH fu..rNtfU.NE I.HlNt. l.aas in.
eIth earfrf tisHsa.f. ft anus
Fnt lhsI rla..f..H n.raisl.d
.rrrrf Hr rrHfn .HfN erf nur.h.
is..n.aaHf retnHafr innuH 800
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
MONEY TO LOAN

uff Ntnf LOANS grf nsuf
Ta Hrt nlli ar raralr home nf raF 10
HlartFfre
'rUruurh lNH IHr ranf cooperation We nHr
lrnl u.nts 90 p.r sent
hranse ~ aIfsi.Ur auf hnrfHH af
cent
fHifsd liame nlHdara 90 America
sn hmlsH ltfE ftiuUn 81
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

LIVESTOCK

fUW SALE rr.ah rrrt ,.rs s~s
ara fra and toafu ~ harrna Boa
IHHHIH .fn.
fnN SALE F.oa mules uith ha--
ness. cheap at $40 each. D.. g.. Pools &
miifs a0ufh Nlaiaf
p HN HAI.h.. IiHfa tar sole nurnr HrVs-
30 nIFH o. shaaff anf g rHnf rnwr viii
sfI hy hlhl ar srl an Arc Orb fine shape.
ftpna t.i4.tl uf vnfs Nos i0 Corpus
"fff fffsFn ..n tf.r raf.
.Ht taHf HffrI ..r pound anf over
Hf tf I.f fn UHIr HNH IH H
raniaf h.rfFt ft.t r.m.
nHHrhr Hf Hf...
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
SITUATION WANTED

EkrEHif.is ,En strncgrauuer wants 90
sitiun. ret,.fncaa furnished ihunf Fnl
POSITION WANT ED. Experienced o.
0ca man drairea position in city. Cereal
work 0r Bookkeeping pfclfre1 Aidre 49,
ff rH Iufaf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
eneAoo ggrvREs closs.

March fila4 % 4ltsA Nay.
tl4sh
cosn.
MlF ff. lulY tlN fnTiNr
Osta
Aiaf ga ie a. 'tc. lul1. "a 10 s1ftQ
$50
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

nais sfssAN peintn np mid4lug
II.. tllft IIl fllff
Galveston.
u4fa 'HnfH Hfd unchanged mid-
lIInH 800 aslfH l.I htlsH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

Hufs guinf anH unrnaurrf mid
lHHr 1910. Hairs ils NaIe Clnrr
.ftHif
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
FOR sALE-Automobil-,
MASH SIX
WAY pAY NoPEf-sls0
aHCUuFr

frlforf condition Hys-nafsrnFsr inur
.rf. Nt.HN.a fHHF m.aINIE fHfmrntT
IrI Uihrf Nafff nrl mNieIH H9setf
tNf. N.NE
if 5000 are Boz enc mafsst fof need au.
IoueliIs. compare uuf uriroF before you
Hay Better ears arf hfuarH terms
iu0DHf Auto f.Nthaurn W. nrr the ueo
fln tnnf lower fhr price. fs Mesquite
ses oas aaed cars bsfura yeu buy -
Nearly aiN~Ys fQrf On hand hght
lr'0aa 0nud Terms Morton Haies o.
GOODRICH TIRES
noOLp neTTEpfFN
A. BORN SON
90 chnuarral g. fhana ttA
NASH
.N secures un HnHh HIr t.Hr.rr ff.
.lrrf ..nnIfrr isNnrr Hn tEHf
uuntf'F payments
Hn AWfrl.an tu|E never rn riir
COLTS f.r N.H faEa 90 flr tsl I0HuH
fN Trhf nIffr
DuH aeurss inptH roadster ft4t
Doe lilpWHhie fFr-nf aHturer .n
one nuIrf new np anI a.af covers
rtHrNsut shape. tHffsln at l.N
SEVERAL IuIaFs
.suIr la ard laUk u.rre over
MIff'IH .Il F.I Ifkn .IIH
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE Eleven room uuuern fsfi-
urufs. rHsf fruut hud cIUHe DOB. best luf
u city 90 81 BOO. worth 1900
HeNFu. runn Modern uHiiaFF. lAfrf
blocks gf ssaHtaffise. $500.
tktfa good home. hurlrH Naf lieirhiH
owner leaving Ulif Noed Time o. llf
funurhHa % plg Shell Reed. Nue place
far store auU filluE citation.
East front Uurner sos. riuHr in. nn IiHif
ans paved street. good lpoution fuf atart-
Ueut house.
o. o WOOD REALTY GO
FOR sALE-so acres on shell road.
Phone see
FOR TnAuF--F furr1 r0tfpgr in'lfHd
oinre in. and good nnghi0rhoud NN
lake ln natu a. Caau payment balance
Ike rent. Phone 80. olive nlre
TiGur nOOM RFsIDENrE iu h.sf
part ~ hroNuwool. Texas ga trade f0r
residence ir Corpus Christi 81 W aiaa
aeY. cafe caiicf.
FOR SALE -Tsa o'a ehurfn hnHH.ns
Horufr inarr lfruatNaF hni Taylor $500
mnaH fne warehouse or haln WANT
Collins n wright
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
E D MILLION Sc PAGApA
POR LA HACIENDA DE-
~CANUTILLO.

Ciudad de Mexico, MAYO s.
senior Presidente de la REM
blica, Ell virtud de estar comnro-
tado que la familia Jurado, due
ia de la Hacienda de Canutillo
no habia recibido del extinto To.
mas Urbina ell valor de esta finca
ha girado sus ordenes, a fin de o,,e
lie scar entregados, por cuenta
del Erario, medic million depesos
en- que aquella estima ell latifun.
cio.
FL pago Sc hara en- esta sema-
ia y las escrituras Sc pondran a
nombre de Francisco Villa, iefe
de la Colonia Agricola establecida
en- la hacienda de referencia.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
SALEM FUERZAS EN- PERSE.
CUCION DE AGUILAR. -.
LAS A~CAUDILLA Ell CO.
RONEL BELTRAN.

Veracruz, Mayo Sci coronel
Toribio Beltran salio hoy de esta
iciudad con ordenes de emprender
un abatida energica y decisiva
contra ell cabecilla rebelde Angus.
to Aguilar, quien merodea con su
genie entire los cantones de Cor
doba y Huatusco. Para auxiliar-
10 en- las operaciones 10 acompa-
ma ell ex-coronel rebelde Miguel
Vivanco, quien tuvo a Aguilar a
sus ordenes y conoce perfecta-
mente los lugares que sirven dc
refugio a los alzados.
Las noticias proporcionadas
por los oficiales llegados recien-
temente de la region de Huatusco,
Sc sabe que Aguilar, ante la tenaz
persecution que Sc ha emprendi-
do en- su contra, ha abandonado
su viejo campo de accion embos-
candose en- la sierra cercana a
Huatusco, hacia donde Sc diriee
ahora la persecution.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
MILITARIZACION DE LOS
OBREROS. = 10 SERAN
LOS DE LOS ~ESTABLECI-
MIENTOS FABRILES.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo S.
I'm virtud de que ell articulo 123
Constitutional establece que los
obreros de los establecimientos ia
briles deben considerarse como
parte integrante del Ejercito Fee
deral, ell senior Presidente de Ia
R~epublica ha dispuesto la militari-
zacion de esos trabajadores.
Al quedar militarizados, esta
claro que contraen obligaciones
que no tienen como civiles. al pa
SO que les queda vedada la huel-
ga.
Los obreros no estan, por 10
tanto, conformes con este acuer-
do, Y con tai motive estuvieron
aver en- la Presidential de la Re-
publica, para solicitar del Jefe del
Executive la reconsideration de SUI
orden.
FL senior Presidente Sc limito a
decirles que veria 81 era possible
complacerlos.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
SON EXPULSADOS ALGU-
NOS B~OLSHEVIKIS. - Sc
LES APLICA Ell ARTICU
10 20.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo s.
Por ordenes del Sr. Presidente dc
IA Repnblica Oregon, hoy fue
ron aprehendidos cinco individuos
de ~diferentes nacionalidades, quie
mes estaban hacienda sediciosa
propaganda entire los obreros me
xicanos y hoy por la noche sal
dram expulsados del pals, condu-
ciendoseles para Veracruz y des-
pues para la Habana, lugar de ST
procedencia. FL Gobierno esta
resuelto a castigar de esa misma
energica manera a los extranieros
p~erniciosos que vengan a hacer
propaganda nociva en- nuestro
pals. :.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
'COMISIoN DE r
RIOS IRA A
A CONFERENCIAR CON
Ell

Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo s.
E,xtraoficialmente Sc ha informa-
40 a la prensa que esta para We
Iiir a esta capital, procedente de
los Estados Unidos, una numero-
sa comision de petroleros, con OBJ
jeto de solicitar del senior Presi-
dente de la Republica, que mien-
tras Sc discute por el Congreso de
la Union ell articulo 27, derogue ell
acuerdo prohibiendo la perfora-
cion de pozos en- la iona petrole-
ia.
En- la comision vienen tambien
tres geologos que Sc trasladarar
a lugares EN- que, segun parece, Ia
production del petroleo Sc esta
agotando. Los geologos recorre'
ran tambien las zonas en- que exis.
ten indicios de que existe petro-
leo. a fin de que, una vez que die
taminen, confirmando que ell sub
slelo posee este producto, los pc.
troleros que integran la comisior
procedan a comprar los ~terrenos
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
No1Ic Is DE LA REPUBLIcA nExIcANA-
VARIo9 IAROS EN- AGUAS
DE Acl 7PULco.- UN NUE.
vo nv ellie FISCAL.

Acapulco, Mayo 5.-Acaba DE-.
llegar a este puerto, procedeu.e
de la capital de la Republica. el
senior ingeniero Jesus Padilla, cr.
comision del Gobierno del Cen
tro, para visitar ell faro de este
puerto; ell de Mimic y algunos
otros, asi como levantar Ell piano
del muelle fiscal, que tanto Sc ne
cesita en- este puerto.
Con este son va varioS los ingc
nieros que vienen a este puerto
o ell mismo objeto, y todos, Sc
gun Sc sabe, han llevado a cabo |;
formation de los pianos, pero rim
guno la construction del mueilc
que es 10 urgente.
Eel ingeniero Padilla salio aye
mismo. a bordo del vapoi nac;o
nal "Josefina', con rumbo a Nj
niz, donde va a visitar ell fare i
aquel lugar, y despues regresaia
este puerto.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
LOS RE
COCHRAN SUS USUFRUC-
TOS.- ASH 10 DECLARE
Ell P~RESIDENTE DE LA
R~EPUBLICA.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo S.
FL Sr. Presidente ha firamdo el
oecreto por ell que Sc devuelve a
los Ayuntamientos del pals el
usufructo de los bienes inmue-
lies.
Con tai motive Sc ha dirigido a
la S~ecretaria de Hacienda orde-
rando Sc de cumplimiento al De-
creto que en- su parte resolutiva,
dice:
Primero:- Quedan facultados
los Ayutamientos del pals para
solicitar de la Secretaria de Ha-
cienda les otorgue ell usufructo de
los bienes inmuebles nacionaliza-
dos con arreglo a la Ley de II de
Julio de 1889. 81 Sc encuentran en-
jurisdiction de los Ayuntamien-
tos que 10 solicitor.
Segundo :-Queda facultada ia
Secretaria de Hacienda para con-
ceder discrecionalmente el suso-
dicho u%sufructo siempre cuando
no sufran cor clio los intereses de
Ia Federation.
Tercero:-Eu usufructo debe
c%oncederse con la reserva expresa
de derecho de propiedad a favor
de la Nacion y podra. revocarlo la
inisma Secretaria cuando 10 crea
convenience.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
GRAN MITIN DE ESTUDIAN-
TIES MEXICANOS.- PRO
TESTAN CONTRA LOS AC-
TOS DEL DE


Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo S.
Aver por la noche tuvo lugar III
mitin o%rganizado por todos los es-
tudiantes de las diversas ia II
DIES, inclusive los preparatorianos,
en- la Escuela Preparatoria.
Este mitin tuvo lugar para pr)-
testar en- contra del Presidente de
Ia R~epublica de Venezuela, quien
ordeno ell encarcelamiento de va
rios estudiantes caraquenos por e!
delito de querer formar un Corr
greso de Estudiantes.
Sc pronunciation calidos discur-
SOS en- contra del tirano de Vene-
zuela, unico en- la Historic de
America, y despues Sc organlzd
una manifestation que r.corri6
las principales avenidas metropo-
litanas enmedio de TN clamoreo
de aprobacion.
FL Presidente del Congress- dc
E,studiantes, manifesto que lucha-
ran hasta conseguir la libertad .;e
sus companeros presses en- las mas
morras de Caracas.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
FUE MATADO Ell BEL
ANGEL ~RENAS INTEN-
TO FUGARSE.

Orizaba, Mex, Mayo 5.-Ayer
por la manana, al ser trasladado
de la carcel municipal, donde sc
encontraba, al Quartet de San An
tonic. o~cupado por ell sexto bata-
lion, ell rebelde Angel Arenas. Sc
gundo del general rebelde Tomas
Torres, muerto durante ell COM
late de Chilapilla, donde fue apre-
hendido Arenas, al llegar frente
OF Quartet, trato de huir, empren-
diendo vertiginosa carrera por en-
tire los arboles del iardin frontero
con la prision. Los guardianes lo
persiguieron, corriendo tras el d
Una distancia de trescientos me-
tros y al llcgar cerca del puente
de San Antonio. y despues dc
marcarle ell alto por varias veces
le hicieron fuego, matandolo y de-
'ljando ell cuerpo acribillado a Ii
| ros.
Arenas iba a ser juzgado por III
ccnsejo de guerra, por orden de Ia
!, Secretaria de Guerra y Marina, e
, eual debia haberse efectuado en- e
Quartet, por 10 que Sc ordeno ST
traslado.
Arenas fue autor de mucha.
inuertes y al huir pretendio jugar
Sc ell TODD por ell TODD.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-07
CONTINUAL LA EGERIA DE
MEXICANOS. - E
UN MIL A NOGALES

Culiacan, Mayo 5.-Hoy Sc re-
cibieron ~noticias procedentes de Ia
ciudad de Nogales relatives a que
acaban de cruzar la frontera, in
ternandose en- territorio naciona|
setecientos obreros meXicanos
despedidos de diversas factorias
de los Estados Unidos.
Como los repatriados han lie
gado en- condolences verdadera-
mente desastrosas, la Junta de
Beneficencia local, les ha proper
cionado alimentos y alojamientos
FL senior Presidente de la Repu-
blica, general Alvaro Oregon,
giro hoy un mil dolares para que
sean distributes entire los repa-
triados para sus mas perentorias
atenciones.
FL mismo alto funcionario or
demo que Sc proporcionen los pa
ses %necesarios en- los ferrocarriles
para que regresen a II hogares
todos los obreros de que Sc trata.