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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
PROF. STRIKER TALKS
TO ST. JOHNS CADETS

Though there we're no formal pa
riotie celebrations Or demonstrations
Annapolis today paid fitting honor 10
the birthday ni the Father q Ills
country BY observing the occasion
is holiday
The day Was 4 rational lolnlas and
il was observed as such Il all Fed
eral State. county aud iaaa.stpal et-
fees which remained etotal wefe
ahe banking institutions aud there
was a cessation OF larger hastness
operations II some instances mrr
chants closed tittir store aier the
noon hour
From an official standpoint tae
clief celebration of The day WAS On
acted al the Naval Aeadem. reserva
iion The ships attached to tho sta
tinn we're in full dress With flags
and pennants Hung 70 the breeze from
stem 10 stern asll IL noon tho M
tnnal salute OF II guns was fired
from the battery oi the station ship
Reiaa Mercedes 'rhe firing oil the
guns was at intervals of one minute
The regiment of lnidshipmen had hol
day for the day and they made the
most Of il hy visiting friends in thu
city. any Of whom had come on from
ntarby places Is spend the holiday
With them
The day was Observed very appro
prlately al 81 Johns College The
battalion oil cadets at the morning as,
sembly i'll Mcdowell Hall listenet T.
an interesting discourse hy Prof.
Charles W. StrylSer. a meInoer OF the
college faculty The general theme
ii Prof. Stryker address was Wash
;ngfon and His Handling OF Foreign
sfiairs. Glasses :: the college Were
uspondpd for a portion ~ the day IN
iormer years lha students have been
Granted regular holiday on Wash
ingtons birthday. with he privilege
Of visiting their homes. but owing 10
their desire 10 have a longer holiday
period u the Easter season, this re-
spite from The collegiate routine has
been merged with that
The day was not full days holiday
in any departments OF he city public
school ON the contrary. all classes
were held and a portion of the day
VAS given over To appropriate pro-
grams. the result OF which the pupils
learned more ..hout the frs; Presiden
81 the Nation Glasses were dismissed
nj / o'e:oek
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
NAVY PROSPECTS FOR
BASEBALL SEEM GOOD

Billy Lush, baseball coach of the
midshipmen. is pleased over baseball
prospects. The passing Of Millner.
cloughly and Clark after last years
season had been played made him
BIZ pessimistic FOR time for the 1921
nine Put ne has found promising
material TO throw into the breach,
Mlllner at short Cloughly behind
the bat and Clarke on third were three
OF the best college PLAYERS have seen
IN years and their passing from the
athletic ranks brought a little gloom
said Lush But have three mighty
promising men to take their places
this year
Barchet fourth year man. who
came from Johns Hopkins. is going %
develop into 4 corking good shortstop.
think Hogan Is showing well be-
hind the bat and Mckee. another
fourth year man. should make good at
third
The baseballcrs are already Al;
work. loosening up their arms and
legs in the Armory cage. They'll be
out in the opan i'll a week or two II
warm weather comes back
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
WOULD MOVE TOMB OF
FATHER OF COUNTRY
FROM PUBLIC GAZE

NAZARETH. PA. Feb %
'rhe Washington family want the y
family burial plot II Mount Yer
non clo5ed 10 the public and the
names Of tho Conrals. who are
aescended from some Of the
MasainStoas. removed from the
monument IN the Enclosure. az
cording 10 George Sieptoe Wash
ington who spoke before the
Colonial Association of Nazareth
Hall. Il school here, last night
Mr. Washington's parents were
dc scended from twa brothers OF
the first President
Rec slling that the family buriai~
plot was not included in the sale
OF Mount Vernon % the associa
ton which now owns Il, Mr..
Washington said:
THE family reserves the right
TO close of this space at any time
and renter the two bodies OF
George Washington and his wife
and once reinterred they will
not be on view The association
and the public have no rights on
thls haif-acre The association.
without any right allowed the
Conrads to put the names OF some
deceased members on the noni
ment in this reserved space.
These names will have 70 be re-
moved
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22

ST. AUGI' 'STINE. FLA, Feb. -
President-elect Harding virtu
ally completed his cabinet TODAY
BY the selection OF Edwin DENLY
of Detroit. az Secretary Of the
Navy. The choice was the first
big surprise among the cabinet
selections, Mr. Denby's name hay-
Ing never appeared in newspaper
speculaiions as to the appoint
inent 10 the Navy secretaryship.
He is an attorney and former
member Of Congress. and has
served as an enlisted man In war
tiMos III both Navy aud Marine
Corps
Ii is understood formal
tender ana acceptance are vet 10
be exchanged but Mr. Denby is
regarded BY those close U Mr.
Harding as being certain 10 az
cepi the appointment
There we're also growing indi
cations ;oiiy that the virtual Sc
leetionof Herbert Hoover. OF Cali
fornia, 10 be Secretary Of Com
meree and Of James ] Davis. Of
PENNSYLVANIA. TO be Secretary of
I.abor. soon woANl be definite s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
WIDOW OF COMMODORE
DYER DIES IN FLORIDA

The many friends Of Mrs Dyer
widow OF Commodore George Dyer g.
s. Y. will be shocked 10 hear Of her
death at her home in Winter Park.
Florida No details have as yet been
learned. Mrs, Elliott Burwe!l having
received the news IN telegiaia from
ars. Dyer's daughter. Mrs. Burton
Straight which simply said that aer
mothers funeral will be on Thursday
morning at Arlington on the arrival
OF the train from Florida.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
Harding Surprises All
In Choice Of Nayy's Head
Presidenteect Congressman Edwin DENLY Of
Detroit For Secretarys yship-Appointee Has Seen War
Time Service In Enlisted Personnel OF
Navy Marine Corps
AIss The .l.aeelateI rre...l

fixed. putting the coliplete cabi-
net i'll IFS final form
Mir Denby is fit, years old. and
has an intimate kaeMledge Of
las seru ,affair III addition 10 tbs
naval experience.
The new caUinet as selected hy
Mr. Harding, stands
s., retary OF State. Charles
Exams Hughes. New York
Seeretary III the Treasury Ans
drew Mellon, Pennss lyania
Secretary u War JOHN "
fWecks Mass;s huS cts
Al 1rney General Harry NJ
nangaariy Ohio
Postmaster General Will II
Hayes. Indiana.
Secretary q the lavS Edwin
Denbv. Michigan
Secretary Of the Interior, & Is
Fall, New Mexico.
retaly OF Agriculture lIeny
Wallace Iowa
secretary II Commerce. Her
bert Hoover caIifon ia
secretary Of Labor. James ]
Dayis, Pennsylvania
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
SERVICE COMMISSION
TO APPROVE MERGER
", B. "a. SHORT LINE

40 opposition was raised yes
terday at the hearing. before the
Public Service Commission in
Baltimore, on the application Of
The Washington. Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railways Com
panv to al sorb the Maryland Elec-
tric Railways (Short Line.)
Lawyers ani officials Of both
roads attended the hearing and
presented arguments in favor Of
the consolidation. Assurances
were given the Service Commits
sion thai there IS no intention
whatever on the part Of the w. p.
and A. to curtail service either
on the Electric Line or the
short Line. An order approving
the merger will be issued hy the
Service Commission within few
days, il IS expected.
The proposed merger has been
pending for months, but plans
reached definite shape within the
last few weeks and have been
published fully in the columns Of
The Evening Capital. In short.
the consolidation means that the
Washington. Baltimore and ANNA
polls will take over the Short
Line property al solutely, the
name Of the road will eventually
be changed to the Annapolis and
Chesapeake Railroad, and bond
issue is au;horIed TO cover the
financial erd the transaction
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
VIEWS DIFFER AS TO
SEVERITY OF EXAMS


Reports of The late mental exami-
nation for admission Of candidates 10
the Naval Academy taken Throughout
The country. diner as 70 the severity
nf the tests One set who took the
examination declare ii 10 have been
an easy one and another that il was
a hard test
This is generally the case Opin
ions differ on II, However. sometimes
the examinations in oneE particular
branch has teen found to be 30 alb
stfrse that the Aca,semic Board. after
he papers are IN. has had 70 lower
the entrance mark II will be about
j month before the list Of successful
candidates Is made public.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
PRAISES MARYLAND'S
GOOD ROADS SYSTEM


4 triBnie 10 the highway system Of
MARYLAND was paid by Senator f u
Simmons. at. North Carolina ranking
Democrat Of the Finance Committee,
in discussion Of the defeat in the
Senate few days ago Of the Swan
son Good Roads amendment 70 the
Postoffice Appropriation bill
Opponents og this legislation,
said Senator Simmons. did not voice
opposition 10 Federal aid in road
building They objected and per-
maps there is some merit in their con
tenti0n 10 system wherefrder Fed
eral. funds are alloeated TO States
and communities that have no perma
nent and definite highway program.
The State OF 3iarylaid is an OBJ
ject lesxonA on the. other side That
State has a definite highway system
and excellent roads Ii has main lines
and feeder lines. but the whole is q
part OF busineSslike program and
scientific program which the Federal
Government may assist. The sooner
all the states map out definite high
way systems the quicker will this OPP
position die out and liberal appro-
priations come.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
CAPT. w. B. PROCTOR,
ELK, DIES UP NORTH

AS mark Of respect to Captain
william B Proctor Of the United
Coast Guard Service. who was amen
Der of Annapolis Lodge Of Elks, the
national flag has heen placed al half
stan on the Elks' Home, state Circle.
The local lodge was notified Of the
death OF Captain Proctor. ! y telegram.
His death occurred al New London.
Conn, on February nS, No details
were given Captain Proctor was g
popular member of the Eiks and host
af other friends mourn his death.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
FORMER COMRADES
BORE BODY TO GRAVE

Through an inadyertence, the
names Of the pallbearers at the
funeral OF Albert G. Green, Annapolis
soldier who died in France from
pneumonia during the European war.
and for whom final funeral services
were held from St. Anne's Protestan-
Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon.
were omitted from the funeral notice
in yesterdays issue of the Evening
Carital
The casket was borne by former
comrades i'm arms OF the One Hundred
and Fifteenth Infantry. young Green
having Deen a member of the Annapo-
lis Machine Gun Company of that
company They are Harry Tongue.
kenton Strange. Andreas Holly. Ed
gar Porter, Edgar Clark and John
Boueher. ITndcrtakers James s Tay-
lor and Sons had charge Of the fun
eral arrangements
The casket was banked with many
beautiful floral tributes. designs and
cut flowers. Among the more con-
spicuous was a large wreath sent by
the members of the One Hundred and
Fifteenth Infantry another aaasoma
design by the organization of War
Mothers of Annapolis. and still an
ether from the Eastern St:tr. an
auxiliary Of the annapolis lodge OF
Nlsons
--
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
FRIDAY DANCING CLASS
UNDER Fl. c. NEILD

The dances and classes being held
al CaFyel Hall every Friday are being
conducted BY II. Clifton Neiid. who
needs no introduction to the dancing
public as he has heen associated with
the leading dancing masters OF Baiti-
more for the past II years. besides
having several large schools OF his
own. He was also associated with the
Wilson Schools in California and Al
lantic City for two years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
TO HELP IN COACHING
MIDSHIPMEN OARSMEN

With the reporting of Ensigns Ed
win d. Graves and Virgil Y Jacomini.
who have been designated as assis-
tant rowing coaches. the Naval Acad-
emy crew OF last year. which won
tile championship OF the world in the
Olympic races al Antwerp. will be re-
united. The other six members and
coxswain Clark are again with the
crew
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
HOOVER SOT ASKED TO
TSkE COMMERCE BERTH
fBx rhe A..oela.sd rress.l

NEW YORK. Feb. p. Herbert
Hoover has not been asked TO accept
the position OF Secretary Of Commerce.
and his friends believe the Depart
nlent OF Commerce offers no such field
for service as the pablIc institution
with which he is now connected. said
statement issued here today By
George Barr Baker identified with Mr.
Hoover in relief work.@
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
Announced NJ Paris

PARIS. Eel, % The american
State Department has sent a note 10
he League OF Nations on the subject
Of mandates, it was learned here to-
day
The American Embassy in Paris has
notified the President of the Council
.hat the State Department understands
that The mandates Of the allies We're
10 he approved al this meeting OF the
council. adding that the United States
had observations to make on this suD-
iect which were considered Of the ut
most importance
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
Refuse Wage Reduction
ny The Associated PFess.,

WASHIGTON. p c., Feb. Y
ship yard workers on the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts have voted against accep-
tance OF the ten per cent. wage re-
duction. but it was said that little
trouble was anticipated when the re-
duction becomes effective March ].
The wage reduction which will Do
made BY the twelve ship yards rep
resented in the Atlantic Coast Ship
building Corporation. will affect be-
tween 25.O0G and $1,000 men.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
INCOMES. FORMER DEN. nat.
!. CHAIRMAN. FATALLY STRICKEN

SEW YORK. Feb q William +.
McConabs. former chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee. died
al Greenwich, Conn, today of heart
disease. ii was announced here by his
former partner. James F. Ryan
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
]. S. SENDS NOTE ON
MANDATES TO LEAGUE
eBy The As-ociated Press,

WASHINGTON. Feb. - The Am
arican Government has presented di-
rectly to the council of the League.
of Nations its demands that all al
lied and associate nations be- given
equal opportunities in mandate de-
eisiona il Was announced here today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
e:os. raea,, Addres. OF welcome

.Annapols December 20. l7S5.
n
genera The happy and honorable
welcome Exceleness
gratitude and affection
As mankind shall sense OF the
Peace, Liberty Safety, character IN every
and wills he honoed admired and reverd
having done
magnanmy arrested the arm q
millions Of fellow-cizens and
calamite
O slavery. and their
satisfaction infinitely superior all the
ande eclat admring worlds
the strongest obligations and
unequaled worth and
pntic YOU wishes
(Contin ou
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
TWENTY one Gun
SALUTE SIGNAL OF
TODAY'S HOLIDAY

Fired AT Intervals OF One Min
ute From Battery OF Naval
Station Ship All Public Of
fees And Banks Remained
Closed Respite For Middies
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
4 ROBAHI Y
.alE LITTLE EDGE

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POINTERS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22
CHAMPION FEATHER
BOXER OF THE NAVY

The featherweight boxing champion
ship <of the American Navy was
awarded 10 the Atlantic feet last
night. when Sutton OF the flagship
Pennsylvania won the decision over
Etcheli OF the baetleship Arkansas in
4 six-ronnd bout. The men fought 10
a draw last Wednesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22

ii particular about your breakfast
eggs. call fhe Poultry and Egg store.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-22

II particular about your breakfast
eggs. call the Poultry and Egg Store
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-24
Los jefes del movimiento a.
prehendidos en- Nogales
fueron envIados a
Hermosillo
OTR0S NUCHOS ARRESTOS
Sc han hecho en- Guaymas,
HermosiIlo y Mazatlan.-
Ocho aeroplaaos para la
Baja California

Tc'czrama Especial para Ia PRENSA."
NOGALES. Arizona, noviembre @3
= L. Amavizca y Francisco L6-
pcz Ronandia. que sc dice son dos
de los jcfes pr:nciDales de Ia pro-
ycctada revoluci6u que fue ahogada
en- su cuna, fuerop lierados aver de
Nosaies. Sonora, Hermosillo para
ser juzgados Tiilitarmente. junta-
mente con otros cinco revoluciona-
rios. que tambien fueron enviados a
Ia misma ciudad.
Daniel Valdez. que Sc sabe es o.
tro de los jefes del movimiento. Sc
dice que logr6 escaparse a los Esta-
dos Unidos, antes de que partiera el
tltimo treu anoche.
Muchos arrestos de personals que
Sc asegura estan complicadas con Ia
proyectada revoluci6n. So dice que
han sido hecho en- los tltimos dfas
en Guaymas. Hermosillo Y Maza-
tlan.
Los revolucionarios que aun no
han cafdo en- poder de las tropas fc-
derales serin cazados por aeropla-
nos. segun informacioncs proporcio-
nad2s por Fran Ortiz. del servicio de
aviacijn mexicara. q sc ha aquf dc
paso para EnseEada 3. c. visitardo 4
SIS paricntes. Ocho aeroplanos van q
lle"arse n Ensenada. sesGn inform0
Ortiz y esas mdquinas scran las pri
n,cras de su ciase que Sc vean en- Ia
Baja California. Dichos aeroplanos sc
enviaran de Mexico a Colima, por
ferrocarril. Y de aCuf Sc llevaran por
aqua a NIazatlar Ensenada.
Ensenada es el puerto mas cercano
Mexicali Tijuana. que fucron
escenario de los tltimos combates en-
Ia Baia California.
Les recientes disturbios han hecho
qIe u Gobierno mexicano sc haya a
presurado a enviar esos aeroplanos,
romprendiendo que podran descubrir
facilmente a los revolucionarios que
Sc oculten en- los caaones Y escarpa-
Ciuras dc los montes.
ORTIZ agrega que Mexico esta ha-
ciendo grandes esfuerzos por acabar
con los rcvolucionarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-24
GRAN ALARMA EN- MEXICO
POR LOS ASALTOS
NOCTURNOS
Ell Lie. Moya y Zorrilla fue
asaItado en- la Calzada de
la Reforma y herido
gravemente

TeIesrama Especial para Ia PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO noviembre
o3.-El Lie. Victor Moya Zorrilla fue
asaltado anoche en- plena Ca!zada de
Ia Reforma por un individuo desco-
nocido que intentaba robarlo. Como
cl Lie. Zorrilla tratara dc defenderse
el asa!tante hizo fucgo sobrt 81 hi
ritndolo de gravedad. y como de cos
tumbre. el criminal hugo eludiendo Ia
acci6n de la justicia dcjando impune
su delito. FL hcrido Sc hal.a mori-
bundo sc teme que de un momento
a otro sobrevenga un desenlace IA
tai.
Este nuevo case ha venido n au-
mentar Ia alarma Ge que So lalla
presa la sociedad que siSue pidiendo
garanta. asegurandose que los We
cinos de Ia ciudad haran Sestio?es en-
caminadas a que sc les nermita arrlar
Sc para su propia seguridad y dar
rondas por las noches como en- los
tiempos virreinales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-24
| Sc DICE QUE Ell Lie. DE LA
BARRA VA A REGRESAR
A MEXICO
Comparecera ante los tribu.
males, 81 Sc lie llama para
responder de delitos
que Sc lie imputan

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA'
CICDAD DE MEN1CO. noviemore
aS.-Se sabe aquf que el Lie. Francis
CO Leon de la Barra trata de regre-
sar a Mexico con el objeto de ARE
eiar algunos asuntos particulares que
dej6 aquf pendientes al abandonar ell
pa,s hace varios amos.
Dicesc que de Ia Barra esta cispues-
to a comparecer ante los tribunales
para que 10 juzguen por los supues-
tos delitos en- los que Sc dice tomo
participation durante el gobierno del
General Huerta.
De Ia. Barra desempeha actualmente
puestos de gran importancia en- Pa
ris como Consejero de varias conf
stones extranjeras que Sc ocupan del
arreslo de atlas cuestiones interna-
c;onales que queGaron pendientes des7
pu6s de In guerra europea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-24
(Pasa a la Pag. SAY
VUELVE A RUMCRARSEI
QUE RENUNCIARA |
VILLARREAL
Sc cree que 10 hara porque
Ell Senado aprobo los ar
ticulos TRANSFORMS de
la Ley de Ejidos
TeleSranaa Especial para LA PRENsA."

TeieSr2ma Especial para LA PRENSa.'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, noriembre IS.
En- atenci0n a Ia derrota que acaoa
de sufrir en- 81 Senado el General An
tonic /. Eillarrea!. Secretario de Acri-
cu!tura y Fomento. nuevamence vuelve
. rumorarse que dicho funcionario pre-
Sentara en- breve II renuncia formal de
ese cargo que ha venido desempenando
en- eI gob:erno del general Obreg0n.
Como Sc sabe. los senadorcs aproha-
ron los aytIculos transitorios de Ia Ley
Asraria. que echan por terra TODD 10
que Sc ha hecho en- IA question de Ell
dos, tenienio en- consideration. sin du-
da para clio. las reclamac;ones extran-
jeras que Sc estin hacienda por el re-
paIto de tierras.
En- los circulos politicos Sc asegura
Cue con IA renuncia de Villarreal. Ia
polit!ca agrarista del sobieruo del Pre-
sidente Obreg6n. cambiarI de una ma
nera muy notable
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-24
Ell Comite de Nueua York
ha estado en- contacto
por cable, con ell Co.
mite britdnico y
con ell frances
LAMONT RENDIRA UN
AMPLIO INFORME
En- la junta Sc acordard
la dctitud que debe
asumir ell Comite !,
International

Tclcgraraa Especial para LA PRENSA'
NUEvA YORK, noriembre 23.-Los
banqueros interesados en- negocios me-
yicanos celebraran una junta, el Vier-
nes proba blemente, para discutir Ia si-
tuaciGn. A ella asistira probablemente
Lamont rendira un informe acerca de-
las negociaciones llevadas a cabo en-
Mexico.
Aunaue ninguna declaration Sc ha
hecho por 81 o por algdn otro de los
miembros del comite International de
banqueros, Sc sabe que las negociacio-
nes con el Gobierno mexicano han con-
cluido pricticamente.
Sc dice que el Gobierno de Mexico ha
declarado va que sc haila muy lelos
de aceptar Ia oferta hecha por Lamont
nombre del grupo de banqueros que
representa-. estos van dectdir 81 esa
actitud al Gobierno mexicano pro-
porciona una base para llegar un
arreglo.
Hasta ahora no Sc sabe cual sera la
decision a que llegaran los banqueros
pero Sc tienen noticias de que el comi-
te de Eucva York ha estado en- cont"c-
TO, por cable. con ell comite britanico,
asl como con los tencdores francescs do
boHos meXicanos.
Los tenedores alemanes son muy po-
cos. pues Sc sabe que durante la guerra
inmediatamente despues de esta. los
bonos mexicanos que poseian los ale
names pasaron poder de los banque-
ros de las nacioncs aliadas V aSociadas,
pero los tenedores de otros palses eu-
ropeos ST son numerosos.
FL hecho de que las neSociaciones Sc
lleven a cabo en- Nucva York no si21i-
flea que predominen los tenedo:es aine
ricanos, sino que Sc debe al hecho dc
que no puedc llcgarse a un arreGlo
permanentc de la deuda exterior sin la
aprobaci6n del Departamento de Esta-
do en- Washington.
Los tendorss de bonos mcXicanos Sc
muestran optimistas.