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Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
ASTI-BLUE LAW ORGANIZATION
 HAS BEEN CITED rSTo COURT

New York. Feb. 24-1ncc porators q the Liberty League of America. purport. ing to be an anti law organization. today were requested to appear before Assistant District Attorney Banton to- morrow with books and papers showing disbursements and receipts. .tts
 This action followed publication by an evening news, Fper of an account of a woman calling at the offices of the league in response to help wanted advertise me1t and beinN tod she would receive fifty per cent Of the money collected on memberships. which were alleged to sell from s1 to S25 each.
 Those asked to tell the district after ney what becomes of the remaining funds and how much has been collected. In cluded Louis Bennett former assistant United States attorney; two other law. yers and woman law reporter.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
BENSON OPPOSED TO A
 DRY" MERCHANT MARINE

Washington. Feh 24-Extension of prohibition to Americas merchant ma rine is inadvisable in the view of the shipping board. Chairn = Benson has in- formed Chairman Volstead of the house Judiciary committee. which is consider ing the Edmonds bin to permit Amer ican ships to sell liquor at sea. The b;ll was proposed to meet the condition that the laws of the United States, including the prohibition acts, follow ships under the American flag wherever they go.
 The enforcement of the prohibition act as applied to American ships on the high seas. Chairman Benson informed Mir volstead, would work to the disad- vantage of American shipping interests already hard pressed by foreign com petition.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
ARE. Ex4sPERATINGy THE 1ss,j !.
 TROOPS IN IRlsasA siIb

Dublin, Feb. 2fT-In a general order is sued today algudings tea the 7eiiiiHsg Of two. -sesaiers. at ssPandon and 3tlireet a [ Wood ford. Galway. Tuesday. General Macready.
 the military eomfnaHder in Ireland says
 there is TO. doubt that theses crimes con
 stitutedS deliberate attempts to exasper- ate the troops and tempt. them to break the bonds of discipline =
 The commander in ehief,'' says the or der, "exnects the troops. even in the
 face jof '.'eS"cation such as would not be indulged in by the wiidest savages of Central Africa, to maintain the .disci. pline for which the army 2 is Justly l proud" e-s
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
BAY STATE INDUSTRIES FEEL
 BUKDENsoME PAXTON

Boston, Feb. 24-Petition of the as- sociated industries of Massachusetts in behalf of about 1000 manuafo4 ihhg companies throughout the cofnmon- wealth, that the state distontinue every unnecessary activity was presented to the joint legislative committee on ways and means today. WI
 Tae object of the proposed cessation 0f york and expenditures was stated by Charles A. Andrews. president of the organization to be relief to industry from taxation; which in these time had become 'bufdensofne.
 '.We know of noe way. by which pros perityS can return to Massachusetts and the contehtnent. and weil-being sof hel citizens be established except by curtail. ment everywhere MT. Andrews said.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
WAGE CONFERENCE OF
 PRINTERS OF NEW YORK

New York. Feb. 24.-After confer ence here today of commercial printing employees and officials of the unions. call cd to discuss a proposed cut in wages on
 April 1, F.. k Kendr:ck, president of the Prirters League stated that the present conditions of the industry and the down ward trend in the cost of living, justified a wage reduction of not less than % per cent About 20.oC0 workers are em- pioyed In the industry. ..
 The union representatives who were Fpresent at me cenferenqe did not sndi-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
ENLARGEMENT ANNOUNCED
 .;+.. <. OF WIDOW MACsWINEY

7 London. Feb. 24.-The Evening Star today announces that Mrs. Terence Mac Swiney. widow of Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork is engaged to Art O'Brien, vice president of the Irish Self-Determination league and president of the London hfanch of that organization.
 f Lord Mayor MacSwiney died in Erik ton prison, London, Oct. 25, following a
 hunger strike of seventy three days. Dur ing MacSwiney's incarceration MT. O Brien furnished the newspapers with
 almost hourly bulletins of the condition
 of the lord mayor and worked strenuous ly for the lord mayors release. In this
 work, says the Evening Star. he neces-
 sar1ly was,<hrown much into the society of Mrs. MacSwiney.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
PROHIBITION CASES rRTED
 IN coURT IN NEW HAVEN

New Haven, Conn. Feb 24ATwenty- eight prohibition law caees were disposed of in United sStates district court here today.is The highest penalties imposed .by
 costs. Among those fined were George
 Jackson. of Worcester, Mass, s4o0 and costs Nuzzio Nenino, of Boet6n,, $35a and
 costs Jacob w. Shaw, of Providence. R. l., s15e and costs, and Max WffIner, of
 SnrinEheld. MasE-. S2o0 and costs, <. '. . i
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
CREEKS WILL OPPOSE
 REVISION OF sEURYEs. TBEArY

London,-Feb. 2s.-The Central Neri says that the Greek de'egatesi to the Al. lisd council tonight. af.er which one of them dec.arei Premier Kalogeropouios was utterly oppdsed to an fnter-zl.ied investigation regarding smyrna and Thrace and weyld refuse to assent to revision of the trea'y..
 Tt looks like an insuI mountable bar Tier" he added. much as we detest war. It appears Inevitable, for. Ws VII not evacuste Smyrna
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
CoUNcIIs CONSIDERING THE
 isss1t t2QUEsTfoN OF DISARMAMENT

l Paris, rF.>. 2f-TS. consultative mil itafy and ie val commissions of the ;eague of patious met this morning and took up the question of disarmament. No infor- nation was given put ss to what was ac- compiished.
 The council was again in secret ses-
 Hcn all this afternoon, discussing what sction should be taken regarding the note from Washington
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
ORGANIZED LABOR CALLS FOR
 REPRESENTATION IN CABINET

Leaders Have Made the Request in Telegram Sent to Pes dent-Elect Harding at St. Augustine-Have Practically Endorsed James Duncan of Quincy, Mass. Vie. Presi dent and Member of the Executive Council of the A. F. of L, the Type of Man For Appointment as Secretary of Labor-To Launch a Nation-Wide Campaign to Of. .-s~ set the "Opsn Shop" Movement
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
TO NEGOTIATE FUNDING 5.-SssseOF iTALY,s DEBT, $1 ,e8l. .sss ,sse

Washington Feb. 24-The new Italian ambassador to the United States. Rolandi Rieci, was said today by Secretary from his government to take up with the United, States sthe matter of 4 funding Italy'ss debt of $1,sS1;3aesss to. this country. /: .sss= 9ss.'-
 Mr.s Houston reiterated that all nego- tiations, leading to 4eF funding of any of the allied war debts into long term obli- gations would be left tos the harding ad- rninistration, inasmuch as it would be in advisable to start such negotiations at the present late hour in the life of the adn.fni nistration.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
FIREMAN INJuREp WHEN sss
 ROOF FELL AT SALEM. .MAss

Salem, Mass, Feb.x 2H-one fireman was injured by falling beam and three others dashed down ladders to safety just as a roof from which they were fighting flames was about to collapse at a fire here early today. The blaze destroyed the factory of barrel manufacturing concern. f',s 2
 More than 5000 seasoned barrels were burned and the intense heat 1hampered the firemen. After the roof fell the flames iared so high that they were. seen for several miles.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
STRIKE WILL TEST STRENGTH Z: :: OF MEXICAN GOVERNMENT

Washington Feb. 24-The general strike on the Mexican National Railroad. which official dispatches today said was set for tomorrow midnight. will, in the opinion of Mexican observers here, furnish the first big test of the Obregon gov ernment. Indications were. it was stat. ed unoficiallv that President Obreyon and his administration would meet the test successfully.
 The demands of the employees of the government controlled lines include in. creased pay and changes in hours and working conditions
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

a ta considerable increase in the cost of the hat bodies required; that q strikt was called in 1918 and the hat factory boycotted by union men: and that coer. cion was used to prevent the company from getting required hat bodies .Thf temporary injunction against the defend. ants was granted by Judge Msltb ir July. 1919.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
ELECT HARDING
 ENJOYS A MINSTREL sH01

St. Augustine, Fla. Feb. 24. -rle standing room only. sign did not deter President-elect Harding tonight when he determined to make what will probably be his last visit to the theatre before in. auguration. e'f,
 Accompanied by his secretary and his physician. Mir. Harding showed, his way into crowded little theatre and stood for more than an hour laughing at the minstrel show in which one of. the fea- lures was take of on, the front porch campaign. tst.' :
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
REyoLTs ARE GROWING
 IN yARIogsfPARTs OF RUSSIA

Rita ,LetYia, Feb. 24.z-Renorts received here from, Moscow. say: that revoIts are. growing in the Ukraine and in the Tam boy and orenburgi districts of Russia. In, the Tyumeu district of Siberia, armed peasants are defending foodstuffs against requisition. The Red army is. said ta. be without discipline. and acting without consideration of orders. s5.,
 The Moscow reports say it is rurnored that mutinous sailors sbega n honbard- nent of Petrograd "Wednesday. iatssa |; 9
 The government has increased the bread ration in order Q pacify the excited pop ulation. s,-s4 s.13 :. 1@~
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
DENIES ENGAGEMENT TO '1 MRS. TERENCE MACswINEY

London. Feb. 24.-Art O'Brier. of the Irish Seif-Deterrnination League has sd- thor;zed the denial of a. printed repc-t that he is engaged to Mrs. Terence M: C. Swiney, widow Of Lord Mayor MacSwney of Cork. Mir. OBrien says the report probably wa sstarted for the purpose of annoying Mrs. MacSwiney.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
-coNsTABLEs ATTACKED
 BY ARMED CIVILIANS

Dublin. Feb. 24.-Armed civilians att tackled two constables in Bandon, Coun- ty Cork, last nigat, killing one and wound ing the other.
 The soIdi, rs were Kidnapped and shot dead in the suburbs of th. same town.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
SEVEN NEW CASES OF. Y Y r s s SLEEPING SICKNESS INt \. Y

E New York. Feb 24.-Seyen new cases
 or sleeping sickness in New York city and one ceath from the disease in White
 Plains. suburb. we're reported here to- day. From the 3s4 eAsesreported sipce January I. s1 fatalities have occurred.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
HOOVER ACCEPTS POST IF
 SECRETARY OF COM|NERlCE 1

Mr. Hoover Telephoned PresidenElect Harding That He Would Enter Whole Heartedy Into the "Upbuildns of the Department Continue to Direct the Policies of the European Relief Senator Harding Announces That Seven of the Cabinet Posts Are Subject to Change and That He Will Hold Them Open Until the Lat Mo
 ment.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
Brief Tele9razl,s

John BGrreaRks, 1afura3let t, who Is in a hospital at PasadeIa. CAL, for, rest. was much tmproy Cd. s;t s:ss & { flooded with claims st6f9 evett by railroads during. govetnhdent.1 2 .-ss3 sssse e- = s- ',ssS,l E M The house refassd, fses5S q 1ceept the conferehoe reneit S6r :tfie 5toragei bilI sl2eady approved by mate.
 Ths sr--ec;s,' 'a F; g .-sstssse of thei ; ernont legisiatases Ter weeks be- cause of. -..sv tsideration.
 I've eases of Ismsaibss sepsrtea toI the New York hesltt .fent. accord ing to- sDF Rsyslf s 1eiaad,i health comnis ssioner. i,,;..s,. ss Z
 I've mines sf fAe ssaekie FaeI Cs.. at Nittsburgs Kansas, V hose employees hays beenS on strike hiore than two weeks, resumed operation. s.a 9,s .l.r
 Characterization ef Ansrieen- coal ar rivlns at Hamburg is permitted to be doessnct exceed slQg kilometres, r,s. The William I. GiiSerf cisek e.nps.y of fWinstedss sstafted increased product ion. caHngns the working schedule from 50 hours a week to 50 hours a week.
 Bank Con raissisfier Everett ]: ..SturEes has issued a cs:f' f6sni tatsnenfs Of condi- tion of stae banks and trust cornpsnies ari Come ss pf. late of Feb. sz F. 3e3., All 'EsropeanG cpuhtries with StheS excep: | ton Of c :yrslrs " ranre.Sa ted
 zithe opening .ssssioa # sths inttrna. tionatg -z-s ee-ee e,!s .ce in, Vienna.
 I 4s.ss- i,isse -s,i- Nc 7sf>- { l Five safes wsfe blown ssen aad Ioe | which: may total o,e6o. was taken b, l four robbers rom the ofices of Jofnr
 dagnus & Cor a jeweiry film lin Chi Icago. s. =iss :. I 2
 A redaetien ef apprSsinateIy twent, I per cent. in the price Q : Russian sab;e since last May E sale was recorded at tn ! winter auction sale at. the ihterrations
 fur exchange at St louis. * .f l Fire in the plant, of the Nap9afnel d Lumber and Coal company in Union Cit called. out all the fire apparatus in tn
 borough. The loss, was estimated :. 8 $40, ,0o0. e 's
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

MesesSB D, Wadiesgh. lumber man of o.d Tawn, filed a, petition in bankruptcy ln-- the yJn stzd States court at Bangor, Me His lishiiitses are ss7,11o and his assets sse. ,,-, -, ' :
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

Ghsmt Clark h; ili with cold at his home ia WashiHgtua. hut it was said his condition was not seriouG He hopes to, get back to tf:e house before his retire. rnent on March I, z Fl st..tsI-71. 'sf
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

Fire in the plant of the NapEatnck Lumber and Coal company in Union City called. out all the fire apparatus in the borough. The loss. was estimated at $40, ,0o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

; AftNEnth ksak sAAHess { iR fktt; Iiauer
 bill now hefcre. .sfd British Colunssia iegS l.slaiure- include clause permitting tHe. ss E. .et ibserSstp Aatel rooms; restsnTahts,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

Little mere fhsn. the walls .ef tbeg On tario hospital for the insane, at ,Hamli- ton, Ont, remained when a. fire that started in one of the wings was brought under controt. ,1
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

A reduetien of apprSximstelx; twenty per cent. in: the price Q : Russian sab,es since last Mays sale was recorded at the winter auction sale at, the interrtat tional fur exchange at St louis. t
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

! Russell Reteh of 1cuttyhunk, pilot aboard the Portuguese steamer Sac Vi- cente at the time slie grounded on. Pack
 ct ledge. New Bedford was suspended by the port wardehs.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

Estabi bilshnent of a hew service bet V cen Cuban and EilrsRealr ports: Vitfl. two vessels is.rcontepplated blythe Cunard line The cofhpsny expects to inaugu- rate the service next June. 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

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Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

Five safes wsfe blown seen aad Ioet which. ma ' total s7o, ,eeo was taken by four bbers from the onfces of John Magnus & Coii jeweiry film lin Chi cago. I ,.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

< After, . lsnk sEeeg whiie SslE eftAf frtn sleeping ssickn ess, "a woman lat LAnnoy, France. gave birth to twins. The babies are both healthy and wide awake, and the mother zItheIEh she had been ex- pected to die has "a eesd chance te rs- eaVee. s3Ss -ssi 2 i.;f,..s't4 'fE ~ .iA sps'i
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

Military epseatisns by the .ksssian bolsheviki against Japanese forces. in Si- berta are believed to be fereshadoHed by, concentrations of Soviet. troops in the eastern end of the country. ...... :,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

I've mines sf tke ssEaekle FaeI Cs., at Vittsburg, Kansas, RAose employees hays beens on strike hiore than. two weeks. resumed operation. es.3 g's .1.f|
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

An Involuntary bankruptey petition was filed against the. Leslie Judge Company, New York, publishing cor .poraticn. on behalf of three creditors with claims totalling more than ss0o,00O.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

Thurstoh B. MacAnley :. ef New York city a member of the ,cIass of :i..22 at Trinity college. was seriously Rcalded about the face and head. although. it is not believed the, results viii be perma-. .nent. l',--. sA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

;. All Esropean1 ceuhtries with lthe excep- ton of e C-.' | -i-sf i-s, '5s'f we're. represented
 the openlns session se the interna- tionaf s0s..i.ss dss.4 sS..ces.in Vienna.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

Bank Cemnaissisner Everett J. SturEes has issued a cs:f f6ni istatsnaenfs Of condi- tion of stae banks and trusF cornpa ar Come as; of. date of E. eb. 3e..:,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-18
ALESSIo ROSLES HASLA De IA
NOTA De Mr.. HUGHES

Te.>grc-sG Especial 2c-a "LA PREHSA'.
NUEEA YORK, JUNO i1.-El Lie.
Miguel AlesSio Eoblss, que fue secre-
rario particular del Presidea;e C. ia
Euerta, que Sc halla en- esta cIudad.
en- espera de .barco CUE 10 condUzca L
Espana- 4 doade "a = desempehar 2.
puesto de MiulScro pleRipoteaclar!o de
Mexico. hizo hoy nuev>-s declaracto-
nes sobre poIilca International
En- un4 caGevista que concedid 4
varios reporteros dijo que Il nota del
Sec-eLario Hughes a. Gobierno mexi-
cano indica VI complete desconoc!-
mie1to de II posici5E del Gobierno
mexicano- Manifesto que e. Presidente
Obreson no pcdla coCccder 10 que Sc
le pe-dia sin el conSenumIeDto del pue
bio. por 10 que h@.bis. coutesCaGo de-
bidamsnta- Adadi6 CUE Mexico ofrecia
ST amista6 = los Estados Jnidos :
pesia s6lamente que Sc 10 corespon-
desc de u nisua macera.
Irrre-rogado 81 Mexico Sc uui-ia = n
Liza de Saciones, conteSt6 que 10 dL
daba. puesco que So l. o:enGio al no
invit4rseIe cuaCdo fua fundada dicha
organ iZac!6n, ) que n Eeplblica Ar
Sertira ha sentado precedentc al de-
ciinar segCr Siendo m.emoro de Ia
Liga-
SeSo, ror IltIuo, que los bolShevi-
Es f1eran. una potencia en- Mexico.
Il LAcenc1ado -alessio Roblss 50
hospeda en- el Hotel Pennsylvania y
50 embarcara e2 el vapor OCduha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-18
MEXICO SEGUlRA SURTlENDO De
PETROlEO AL MUNOO

Tciegrema Especial parG LA PRENSA".
NUEFA YORK, JUNO l7.-Noticias
de In ciudad de Mexico recibidas en-
los circulos financieros dicen que "l
Secret4rio de Concrete Industrial,
Zuoaran Capmany, ha pubhcado una
declaration neSdudo que hutieca re-
cibido a!guG2 notification de LIS cCn-
paniaS pc-roleras americlr&s, alac-
nazando con suspender las opera
clones. 81 Sc pore II visor cl uIcyo
decreto.
Sin em5acSo. sc tcne qae pc- de
pronto haya 2l4:uua d:gmiruC.tH, Sc
hre todo 81 coutiaLan h1Iando las &C
cio' es petrOl-ras meAis&nas.
Por O,ra '.:s. les. cxLrrrrS t.r ar
cieros declar1n que sean rua!es tue-
ren los Gerechos que So impongan al
petroleo mexicano, siempre Sc vendera
en- el extranjero, porQue Ia eXistencia
mundial es limitada las industrias
Y los elementos de traSportes tienen
que depender de Ia pGoducci3a nlexi-
cana adn Sc llega in6icar que ei
nuevo impuesto puede favorecer indi-
rectamsnte q las companias petrole-
rss que trabajan en- los Estados Uni
dos. porque al aumentar ell precio del
petroleo nexicano, el americana subj
"a tarnbien.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-18
SIDRONIO MENDEZ
OPERA CERCA DE
WALES, S. L. P.
Carlos Garcia es llevado
preso a la capital de
la Republica
ACUSADO DE REBELDIA
Continuaran detenidos ell
General Artigas y Ell Lie.
Gomez Noriega

Telcs:ra-na Especial para LA PRE%>A'
CIUDAD DE MENICO, JUNO IL
InIormes oficiales hacen saber que el
general Sidronio Mendez quien hace
muy pocos dias Sc levanto en- ar7nas
contra 81 gobierno. Sc eacuentra cerca
de Wales. lugar perteneciente 4 San
Luis Potosi.
De Tampico han s&lido tropas que
10 batirar en- combination con las que
Sc enviaron desde Cardenas como Ia
partida de hon.bres que sigue al refe-
rido general eS muy pequena no
cuenta siuo con muy cscasoS elemen-
tos de guerra, tiene seguridad el go
bierno federal de que uuy pronto Sc
habri logrado 81 complete aniquila-
miento.
Con relaci6n al complot pablista con
81 que So Green intimamente igados
todos estos movimientos rebeldes MIN
gun nuevo descubrimiento SO ha he
cho. continuando solo presos los ge-
ncrales Artigas. Y Carlos Garcia,
quicn llcgi hoy bajo custodia. de San
Luis Potosf. asi como el Lie Gomez
EcricGa otros, quienes uiesan ro;un
damente todos los cargos que Sc leg
hacen piden su libertad pcr no exis
tir ningunas pruebas en- 81 contra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-18
HA DlSMINUfDO MUY POGO LA
ACTiVIOAD PETROLERA

TelcE-a-ua Especial para ''7.A PRFNS."
EUENA YORK. iunio 17.-Noticias
recibidas on los clrculos financieros
dfcen que Ia habido muy poca dis
--rinuci6n en- las opera clones de taia-
dro de pozos en- los distritos petrolc-
ros mex!canos. Y que esa disminuci6n
cSta coufinad4 principalmente al dis
trito de Pdnuco. donde uuy Hocos o.
perarioS han dejado de trabajar.
Las grandes companias SiEuen ade-
lante sus planes trazados deSde hacc
varios meses.
En- el campo petrolero de Acamix-
tic. distrito de Amatlaa, que ha re-
sultado ACCOMPLISHMENTS abundan-
te. cortintIa Ia 2ctivIdad 10 mismo
que er los nucvos diStritos que Sc ha-
Fan al sur. pUcS Ia mayor parte dc
los trabajos Sc hacen ahora al sur de
AmatlaD. Tambisu Sc hallan en- eX
plotaci6n grandes pozos en- Teteco
Cerro Azul Y Chapote, en- 81 cenurc
de AmatlaR.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-18
SALIO LA EXCURSION
QUE VA AL CONGRESO
COMMERCIAL DE MEX.
Ell Consul Ruiz acompano a
los uiajeros mericanos
hdsta la frontera

Aver minutos despues de las once
de la mahana. sali0 Ia excursion dc
Commentaries americanos que van
IL ciudad de. Mexico como DcleGados
de la CAmara de Conercio Local al
Congreso International de Comercian-
teS.
Acompaiian d los dclegados de San
Antonio. Ia representation que envfa
la Camara de Comercio de Scnoras de
los Estados Unidos. : IA dc Ia Pan
American Round Table" de csta ciE-
dad. las cuales van encabeZadas pof
las senoras Catherine Clemons Gould:
Y W. {. Griswold. respectivaInentc.
Como hemos iafornado en- ndmero:
anteriores, los comerciantes sananto-
nianos hacen eI viaje en- dos carros
pullman especiaies hasta la ciudad dc
Laredo. Texas, Y dc ahf seran trans
ladados al lado mexicano: entire tanto
que las damas de la association pana-
mericana ocuparan los carros presi-
dcncialcs que Obreg0n lla enviado
la frontera para recibir a las muJeres
americanas que serdn huespedes del
Presidente de Ia Repdblica y su es-
posa. durante la permanencia dc Ia:
mismas en- IA capital de nuestra pa
tria.
Ell Consul de Mexico en- San Anto-
MO, Enrique d. Ruiz, sali6 con los
hasta la ciudad oe La
redo. a. donde va como aconpanante
especial del gobierno, y como una cor
tesla que Sc ofrece a los concentrates
de IA localidad