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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
TRAFFIC MANAGER NEIGH COM
PLAINS OF ALLEGED LACK OF
UNIFORM RATE
OFFICIAL REPORT OF PRIMARY
ELECTION RETURNS SUBMITTED
TO THE BODY
SEVERAL IARORTANT BUSINESS
ITEMS ATTENDED TO IN
BRIEF SESSION

The official report Of the returns from
the primary election held last Thursday
was presented to the city council at its
meeting last night by City Clerk Homer
&. Crago.
Chus. Gilligan, candidate from the
Second ward. appeared before council
and submitted list Of judges ana
clerks for the Second ward for the gen
eral election. \ motion 10 receive ana
fllc the list was passed.
An ordinance was passed authorizing
the Wheeling Pulvcrizing company TO
erect continuous belt elevator over
Alley IS. which connects TWO buildings
owned by the company. TIL" elevator
will be an incline fiftcCu feet above the
surface OF tho alley at its lowest point
and will be boxed 10 avoid danger 10
pedestrians.
Councilman John II. Kunz, chairman
of the committee appointed t" lnNcSti-
gate the CloNcrdulC smoke nuisance, re-
ported that the committee would meet
in conference with officials OF tho conf
pany some time this week 10 consider
ways and means of abatinG IN" annoy
ance to residents in that section from
the smoke Of the company'S piaRt. 80
T.. An ordinance authorizing tho Saylor
huu TsiSSlA ~ NOI''h''"S ~
close Alley \ for the pcrpOSe of erect
Ing a building passed its ftrSt reading.
A letter was read from i. VI. Neigh
traffic commissioner. relative To taxi
fares charged in Wheeling. Commits
sioner Neigh stated that investigation
revealed that there was no set schedule
of fares in the city and that taxi Scr
J Nice companies were in the habit of
charging as much as traffic would bear
He urged that council take some a"tHn
with a view TO inStituting set Schcd-
Gule for all taxi service in and around
the city The matter was referred to
the city solicitor. J. J. J.. O'Brien. for
IAN opinion.
Councilmcn DOwicr. Otto and fancy
were appointed as Il committee 10 inNcS-
tigate and report back to council on the
request of the CoStanzo Coal company
for permission to erect coal conNcyor
at the foot Of Twcnty-third street.
A blue print for the c. II. Blumcn-
hauer addition to WoodSdale was sub
mitted to council. The addition as
planned contains six lots. The matter
was referred TO q committee composed
Of Councilmen Beans, Bippus and Nor
gan for investigation and report.
Those present at last nights council
meeting were: James H. Beans, DR.. r.. >
Bippus. c. II. Duwler. John H. kunz ID
A. Morgan, l.. +. None. w. y. Otto. c. s
Taney G. G. Thompson, Henry BalZcr
and Mayor Thoner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
RECEPTION TODAY
FOR new OFFICERS
woman's Literary Club viii Have mi
portant Session Today.

An informal reception in honor OF the
newly elected officers will feature tho
May meeting Of the Woman's Literary
club. to be held this afternoon in tbs
Y. w. c. A.. beginning at o'clock.
Preceding this part of the event, =
delightful program will be presented
with a lecture by Mrs. Anna Eourre
professor Of literature at Bethany col
lege. Her discussion will deal with two
late novels. both widely road ana CON-
mented upon, The Age Of Innocence.
by Edith Wharton. and Main Street
by Sinclair Lewis. III speaking of this
book. Mr.. Lewis. in on" of his articles
in a popular monthly magazine. said nc
wrote most. of ii on the trains TO aud
from work. This discussion. 1t any rate
will be of deep interest.
Mrs. Ben l.. Morris will give Il re-.
port Of. the recent club convention held
in SisterSville and a number Of muSi;:,
offerings will complete the program.
The social session will mark the clos
ing hour and Mrs. George Bishop. with
other members of tn" hospitality com.
mittce will have charge of this part {
tn, afternoons schedule. Mrs. Harry
Mcndcl. the new. president, will be in IN,
receiving line. along with the following
past presidents: McNiamcS Guy r.
Allen. Andrew /. Wilson. Charles s
Morrison, T. &. Burke. Blanche ID. Ste ia.
rod and Katherine Kyle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
ENGINEER OFFICES
TO BE CONSOLIDATED

Major Malcolm Elliott. in charge OF
the Wheeling office of the I. :. En-
giucrr corps, told an IntNlliGenr"r &c
porter yesterday afternoon that since
nearly ;Il the work both in the Pitts
hurrh and local districts has been com
plotted that the two offices will be con
solfdatrd. It is the belief or the major
that If such is done that the Wheeling
Office Will remain while tho Pittsburgh
otIicN will be abolished.
All bat three Of the dams IN the
Wheeling district have hccn completed
while all but one has been finished in
the Pittsburgh district, This ono -
being rebuilt and wtll take The place. OF
three smaller dams which formerly wcr"
located in the upper Ohio river district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
RRHAHCIAb STATEMENT AND REC
DETERMINATION TO ABANDON
TIE RoAp HERE.
ARR TAKEN UNpEB ADVTSEMBNT
8xPBCT BSPoEr BACK BY
NEXT MONDAY.
IRRITATION MADE SOME MEANS
WILL BE POUND or KEEPING
UP OPERATION.

After hearing Il lengthy report "n tn
financial standing "t the CITY f@ilN.tH
company subsidiary OF the Nhseli'E
Public Service company. security ho!!'
erS Of the company yesterday afternoon
took under Amusement tn" l"Cummcnua'
tion OF the board OF directors OF the
road, that the line bc discontinued. d.
rectors claim the city Railway - now
AppCratinG at loss.
y however, il was announced At the
Illusion of tn" conference. il is pos,:'
a proposition whereby thC operation
W he line may be continued will be de-
"a upon before the adjourned meet.
of the stockholders Of the company
CHI Is set for next Monda'' afternoon
rhe meeting Yesterday afternoon "f
- directors Of IN" road. officials OF the
ompany and representatives Of tIe
.yhelYy security holders. Vas We! attend
cd. AMI the entire financial status Of the
road was Eon" into in d' tail. Tn" r.
port was heard in sections and di>ru.''
ed, at the conclusion o. wHirh tbs ~''r'.".
" holders declared th"v wiz cons. dci
the report and th'm report back TO the
stockholders.
Yesterdays Session MS called by 4"
stockholders ~ IN" company for :. {
purpose Of hearing q recommendations
from the security holders before uctl@"
upon the recommendation IS the boar
Of directors that tn" line he aband"n"d
The talk Of abandoning tho linz. which
has been operating in IN" city for 20
years, was started several weeks ne,
whom the city officials demanded that
the officials OF The company proCc" J
with the City Railways portion 0t pay
ing rcsurfaCed by III" city under the
million-dollar Improvement program.
J. u. Whittcmor". general manager q
the road. at that time brought forth the
startling dcca ration that tho line will
proba bly, be abandoned II IN" city az
temptS TO force the paving issue. o..
cIaring the company is even now operdt
ing at a loss, and going deeper into debt
each month.
Since then there has been much dis
cussion. and tho. STOCKHOLDERS were cal.
ed for special meeting last week but
decided not s-aEt on the proposal &C
abandon tho CITY Railway until the Sc
curity holders had been heard from. Yes
terdays meeting followed. and whL:
viii; be the outcome Is still 4 mystery
for mono OF those attending yesterda! :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
VETERANS 0F FOURTH DIVISION
N|LLFORM ASSOCIATION HERE

s.cnia rnucn. side hy s:dc with the
EJghtIrth division in ii" vicinity Of
Mrntfournn. where tic Fourth WAS sup
ported bv the GI4lh Field Artillery in
tho battle which wrecked the almost i'm
rcnctrabl. fort!ii"ations OF the Ger
mans.
The Ivy division WAS in France fifteen
months During the great Allied OIL
frnsivn. July Is 10 November II. l?lS'
tn" division waS in actual combat 8"
days and in immcdiat" reserve four
DAYS. The total losses in all operations
were 40 Officers and 1866 men. Il total
Of 1885. The division received four ci-
tations from General Pc~Shng for
valicnt sersicc IN hattl" and on" eta
ton for mcritnrious scrvi"" with the
army Of occupation wher" the Ivy divi-
sion was stationed for nine months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
COMMITTEE IS CALLED

W. 3. Irvine chairman Of the Civic
Improvement committee Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. has called Il meeting OF
that committee for Friday evening. May
10. in the offices of the chamber at the
Market auditorium
At this sine reports are expected TO
10 submitted to the general committee
by the chairmcn OF the. six sub-corn
mittens who are looking after various
important projects which will beautify
and improve the city in many ways.
Mr.. Irvine expects to sec all the NOM
bcrs present so that they can hear the
different reports and see just what the
different subcommittee are doing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
OPENS NEW BARRIER SHOP

George Bud" Sutton, who for many
wears has been conducting Il barber shop
on Eighteenth street. Warwood, moved
several days ago to his now quarters in
the basement Of the Warwood Bank
building. In addition to tho barber
shop. Mr. sutton has installed two on
crucnt pool tables and IS conducting a
billiard parlor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
PANHANDLE MINING
INSTITUTE MAY e
AT M'LURE HOTEL

The Panhandle Mining lnS,tut" will
h,. held a. the Mcclure Hotel in Wheel
ing May 81 The officers OF that insti-
tutc arc: NJ. B. Coulter. of MoundsNille.
president. a s. Burger. OF Whrcltpg'
first Wee president. Thomas Skillcorn.
OF Wheeling second vice-president. &.
Il. Waddcll. OF Wheeling. third vice
president. and T. c. Chrjsty. OF Wheel
ing. secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
SHERIFF SELLS CAR
LATE Graner Gets Salena Auto, Conts'
Gated in Liquor Haul.

Tn" Oakland roadster owned D. NICK
Sa lena. which WI ""nilScat"d oE rrohl'
hilton officers in IN" courS" nl raid
made. some weeks ago. was sold III an.
lion on th.. court hOuS" steps EcSt"rl"N
morning by Sheriff Harry T. clouS"
The car wis Knocked down I" Lafayette
Gran"r for $6lI.
IL is expected that several otner cars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
ASKS SOLICITORS OPINION
ON REGULATION OF BUS FARE RATES
COMPILING BALLOT
carp and Petticord Selected to assist
City Clerk crago

tirN clerk Homer {. CraCo has select
cd W. a. E;arp and Assistant city Man
ager T.. W. Petticord TO serve with HIN
as ballot commissioners at the coming
general election. The ballot commission
is now engaged in compiling tn" ON
cial ballot and will have a sufficient
number printed in time to he used a.
the election on Thursday. May @6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18

BUS EODIES-All .izes-Quick Dc
,reries. WALTZ & CO, Pip Main 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18

No matter what you want It will save
,ou time and money to qso INTEL.
I.IGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18

conliscatcd under similar circunnst1n noes
will be Offered for sale as coon a. TIC
court has issued an order Of sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18

--Bl.Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
al CLUB
Invited to Attend Jersey Cattle Club
Meeting Friday Afternoon.

Letters were sent out from TIC Of
flee Of tho Ohio County Farm bureau
yesterday afternoon. announcing that all
members OF tho Al club VINO want
pure bred Jersey calves arc 70 attend
tho meeting Of the jersey CatNc club
which Is to he held Friday afternoon
At $50 o'clock at, the home or J. r.
Atkinson. at Atkinson's CROSSING
l.. F. Bailey. prominent Jersey breeder
Of Belmont county. IS expect TO he pre-
sent and will deliver a very interesting
talk 10 all that attend the meeting.
Several other speakers whose names
h2vo not been mentioned at present
more than likely will deliver short talks.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-27

Ell gobernador de Texas, AIR. Pat
Neff. estA en- Ia mejor disposition
de prestar las debidas garantias los
trabajadores meSicanos, aSi 10 ma
nifest6 al Consul Eduardo Ruiz, du-
-ante Ia conferencia que con e. cele-
bro en- Ia ciu6ad de Austin, antes de
aver.
La conferencia fus en- extreme cor
dial, segun nos manifesto el Consul
en- San Antonio, senior Ruiz, con
ouien conversamos en- las oficinas de
LA PRENSA aver, pocos momentos
desouss de su arribo de Ia capital del
Estado de Texas
El senior Ruiz nos manifesto que el
sobernador Neft habia recibido con
marcado entusiaSmo Ia idea de Ia
organization de Comisiones honori-
ficas de mexicanos en- las poolacio-
nes grandes y pequenas, que serVran
para ayudar en- Ia solucion de las 6i-
ficultades que frecuentsmente uenen
nuesrroS braceros. Tan gust6 ese plan
al gobernador Neff, que Ell funciona-
rio maud6 lamar los periodistas J
les hizo conocer Ia idea del senior
Ruiz, manifestAndoles que 10 parecia
excelents y que mucho servirla no
solo para los mexicanoS sirlo para
las autoridaGes americans, pues que
estas esta-an en- mejores condiciones
de conocer "a situacion de los bra
ceros Sc les facilitara Ia solucion
de las dificultades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-27
EL GOBERNADOR PAT NEFF PROME7IO
OAR GARAhTIAS A LOS MEXlCANOS
Recibio con entusiasmo la idea del Consul Ruiz,
relatius la organization de las Juntas
honorificas

Los senores Ruiz, eduardo y Er.
rique) asistieron. durante su estancia
en- Ia ciudad de Austin, Ia junta de
Ia South Western Political Science
Association" durante Ia cual Sc hablo
de Mexico con amplitud, denostran-
do los oradores americanos que como
cen perfectamente Ia historic del pals
en- los ciento diez amos de 81 vida in
dependiente.
FL senior Ruiz hablo en- Ia junta
aludida, recomendando como nece-
saria para Ia union dc los dos pue-
bios, el deSarrollo de una pollrca
sana de ve-dadero acercamiento, no
Enitandose a una simple campaTa
comercial, aDnque eSta es, cierta-
mente. provechosa eficaz para el
prop6sito que Sc persigue- DlJo que
le complacla que los peroleroS reu-
aidos en- Galveston hubiesen adopta-
do una actitud clara, presentandose
al fin como enemigos del Sobierno
del general Obreg0n, va que anuncia'
ron que trabajartan porque no Sc otor
CARA el reconocimiento. porque asl Sc
veria que prop6Sitos persiguen EN-
pres6 que los petroleros son los uni
cos que trabajan porque no Sc otor-
que el reconocimiento al gobierno de
Mexico y que en- cambio es;an ia
vor de 81, los gobernadores de todos
los Estados de Ia frontera, las CANA
ras de comercio y en- general Ia OPT
ni6n pubica
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-27

Telez-ama Especial para FLA PRESSA'
WASHINGTON, MARIO 2S.-Cna
de las condolences del Gobierno anne
ricano para Ia reanu6acion de las
relacione comercialeS con Ia Russia
del Soviet segin Sc supo hoy aqui,
sera probablemente, Ia disolucion de
Ia Te-cera International y el lama
miento de los agentes de eSa organi-
zaci6n en- esy orroS passes del mum
do.
El Sere.ario do Eseado. Mr.. Hu-
shes, ha contestado ya "a nota del
Soviet en- u que propone Al Sobierno
americana que Sc inicien nesociacio-
nes para La reanu6acion del conner
clio entire los dos pafseS> E contenioo
de Ia respuesta de Mr.. Hughes no Sc
conoce, pero Sc cree que fila algunas
condiciones como prelfmtnareS para
inictar dichas nesociacicneS La res
puesta va va en- camino de Moscou-
SAbess que Ia Suppression de IA Te--
cera International fus sugerda al Sc.
creta~io Hughes, como una de las
condiciones sob-e Jas que debla in
sistir el goSisrno americana. para
convencerse dc IA buena fe de IA pro-
posicion del Soviet Y Sc sabe que di-
cha iusinuacion merecio una consi-
Secretarfa de Estado.
Sc agye que el segundo Congreso
de Ia Tercera International que Sc
efectro en- Moscou el verano passdo.
proclanaba Ia doctrina de ''una pro-
paganda rundial para hacer Ia revo-
fuci6n muriial," Ia consecuente des
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-27
ToDAS LAS coNGREGAcioNES Sc
UNEN PARA TRlBUTAR HO-
MtNaJES a LA mEmOhia
DEL CARDINAL
GIBBONS

Teleyrama Especial para LA PRENSA'
BALTIMORE, mario Ala con-
gregaci6n judia, de Baltimore ha
pagado un tribute elocuente de SIM
patia a Ia memoria del finado Carde.
nal Gibbons. enviando un menSaje
a los miembros de Ia familia y q to-
dos ''sus hermanos -cat6lcos de Balu-
more" Dicho mensaje concluye asl:
"NoSotros nos hacemos eco do IA
oraci6n que SO eleva en- estos momen.
tos de distintas parties de los EStados
Unidos para que Dios en- su provi-
dencia de a los catolicos de este pals
IN jefe que sspa mantener Ia. mis-
ma altura los mobiles estandartes de
Ia dignidad cat6hca, del civismo ame-
ricano de la consagracion al servicio
de Ia hunlanidad."
La federation de igleSias de Balu-
more. que representa- pracdcaInente a
todas las denominaciones protestan-
tes de Ia ciudad, pag6 tribute Ia me-
moria del Cardenal en- una resolucion
aprobada aver. en- Ia cual dice que ell
iiustre purpurado merece la alaban-
"a y estimation de todos los hom-
bres. sin distinction de credo secta
Ell Presidente Harding, el Vicepre-
sidente Coolidge y otros altos funcio-
narios de "a nacion y del Estado han
enviado mensajes de condolencia.
Todos los dias Sc reciben en- el pa
lacio arzobispa centenares dc men
safes de condolencia de personas de
todas classes y creencias-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-27

Tcl.grama Especial para ola PREASh'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. mario 20
La Convention socialista que Sc es-
taba celebrando en- Pachuca termtno
sus sesiones no obstante que Sc
suarda secreto acerca de los asun-
tos discutidos en- ella. Sc ha logrado
ayeriguar que Sc trato de protestar
DOR ell hloqueo comercial que estA
en- yisor sobre Russia, por consIderar-
sele iahumaao va que, segun dicen
los soc;al!stas, eta causando la muer
;e por inanicion de muchas mujeres
Y *:ta.
Tambier Sc rcsolvio pedir que le ha
saa var.as refornas a la Coast'tu-
cion que tienen por objeto favorecer
las classes obreras.
Los agitadores Lin Gale DR..
Norsen, que Sc dicen enviados de
Lenine y Trotzky, fueron expulsados
de ia Convention en- virtud de no
haber podido acreditar debidamente
su representation.
Ell Senador Heriberto Jara fue uno
de los prircipales delegados a Ia ci-
tada Convention.
Telesrama Especial para ola PRENSA'
WASHINGTON, mario 2o.-Lina
A. E. Gale, que Sc dice evadi6 Ia
conscri;.cion militar en- Nueva York.
es ell lfder de los radicales de los
Estados Unidos que SC han desterra-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-27
Ia SUPPRESSION DE LA TERCERA
INTERNATIONAL PEDLDA POR
ESTADOS JNLDOS 4 RUSIA


ruccon de las clases capitalists y
tai es aun, que Sc sepa. el oojeto
principal de Ia organization
No obstante que Lenine ha asesu-
rado que Ia Tercera International, no
es el Gobierno del Soviet, los funcio-
narios de Ia Secretaria de Estado
insisten en- que todos ellos son los
misnos para el logro de todos los
propos;tos PRACTICES. A este efecto Sc
hace menci6n de IN inforue que has
IA ahora no Sc ha puohcado y que
rata de este asunto. ei cual Sc haya
archiyado en- Ia Secretara de Estado-
Dicho informe dice en- parte:
Eel programa del Partido Comu-
nista ruso es revolucion mundil Y
"a International Comunista es el cen.
tro director y coordinadar reconocido
del movimiento revolucionario inter
nacional. para establecer Ia repGbG-
ca Soviet del mundo.
Respecto a Ia politica mundial. es
impossible haIlar difeernoia entire
partido comuuiSta Ruso, IA Tercera
o ComuniSta International el go
bierno del Soviet, debido al sistema
de directories comuneS para las tres
organiZaciones. Lenine, Trotzky ke-
linin. Zinovief y otros muchos altos
funcionarios del sobierro, son tam
bieu directories de Ia Tercera Inter
nacional. segun los informes que tie
ne IA Secretaria de Estado y muchos
de los principles mas radicales de Ia
organization radical. fueron formula
dos por elloS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-27
HA TERlNINADO la CONVENTION
SOCIALISM, EN- PACHUCA
Los representatives Gale y Norson, enuiados de
Lenine, fueron rechazados de la junta
reunida en- dicha ciudad

do voluntariamente que estan apa-
drinando ell establecimiento de un go
bierno bolshevikista en- Mexico.
Segun dicen los informes recibidos.
las acividades de Gale Sc extienden
hasta hacer una. propaganda hostl
hacia los Estados Unidos, predican-
do Ia confiscaci6n y Ia redistribution
de Ia. propiedad.
Los partidarios del bo!shevikismo
cuentan con ell apoyo de los radica-
les mexicanos incluyendo aigunos
nliembros del Congreso y furciona-
rios del gobierno de Obregon, debido
10 cual dijo Obregon que no podla
tomar una acci6n energica contra el
movimiento.
El hecho de que Ia bandera rota de
los bolshevikistas flotara en- un edi-
ficio del gobierno que les fue presta-
do para celebrar Ia convention bolslle
vikista international SO considera CO.
mo una prueba del interes Official que
hay en- el movimiento.
Hay otra prueba1 en- las conTover-
sias habidas entire Mexico y los go
biernos extranjeros acerca de Ia con-
fiscaci6n del petr6leo de las tie
rraS destinadas a la agriculture, de
acuerdo con los decretos de Carran-
"a que estan en- vigor aun, el gobier.
no me1icano ha sido invariablemente
spoyado por el organo bolsnevlhsta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-27
Todo el que porte armas en-
Tamaulipas sera juzgado
militarmente
GOMEZ RECORRE LA IL
NEA FRONTERIZA
Quierese suprimr con mano
ferrea el movimiento de
Rafael Cardenas
en- Tamaulipas !: ,

rsleorana Espeesas pssa LA PRENSA
MATAMOROS. Tamaulipas, MARIO
o6.-Hoy lego a esta ciudad el gene
raj Arnulfo r. Gomez, conandante de
las fuerzas federales y de las del Es-
tado de Tamaulpas con ESQ homhres
para reforzar Ia guarnicion de esta
plaza, que Sc halla bajo las ordsnes
del general Lopez.
Ell general Gomez dio ordenes de
que todo el que fuera encontrado en- q
Estado de Tamaulipas portando ar.
mas, sin ser mieu,bro de Las fucrzas
federales u del Estado, sea tuzSado
sumariamente por Una corte marclal
y fusilado.
Con esas dsposciones 50 pretnnde
matar en- 81 cuna el movimiento 70
volucionnio que Sc dice ha intcdado
Rafael Cardenas, quo fue guoernador
de Tamaulipas bajo el regimen de Ca
rama, al frente de diez hombres, los
cuales Sc han dividido en- dos partda5
para recIutar gerte. Y para tnpedn
desordenes en- Ia frcnta, que SO orsa-
niccn guerriIlas y SO cometan actos
de bandidaje. ell general Gomez ha en-
viado partidas de fuerzas competenteS
en- dtstintas di-eccionee,- con ordenes
de hacer fucgo sobre todos los hon.
bres armados que Heguen descubrir
De tai determination Sc ha enviado
noticia a todos los c6nsulcs neSicanos
EN- Ia frontera, a fin de que 10 hasan
del csnocimiento dc todos, especial
mente do los americanos. para Que no
Sc aventuren a If a cazar territor7o
del Estdo de Tamaulipas y sean a
trooelIados heridos antes de que
puedan explicar IA causa de su pre-.
sencia e.. sueio medcano. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-27
Sc teme haya naufragado en-
Chapala el vaporcito
"Manzanillo"

Telesrana Especial para "LA PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mario 26.-
La temporada veraniega en- Chapala
termino tragicamente, pues aver mlen
tras paseaban en- la laguna cerca de
cien personals a bordo del vaporato
"AIanzanilio," Sc desato repentlnalnen
te un fuerte temporal Sc teme que
Ia embarcaci6n haya naufragado pues
no ha sido possible encontrarla hasta
ahora no obstante que Sc le busco
durante toda Ia noche y toda Ia ma
mana
Entire los pasajeros perdidos Sc
cuentan muchas sehoritas ninos
pertenecientes a conocidas fanliias
de esta capital y los temores que Sc
AFRICAN por "a suerte que hayan podi-
do correr hacen que sus familiares
Sc encuentren verdaderamente atrl-
buladoa