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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
SPECIAL PRICES

Due 20 over stock or high priced
viol!ns we are making special terms
also on high grade Guitars. Mando-
Inns and Tenor Banjos. The c. W.
Copp Music shop. 35B-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
JOAN OF ARC IS
HAILED BY EGYPT
IN REBEL RIOTS
Nineteen Killed. 10 Wounded
in Weekend Fighting
Against British.

CAIRO. Dec IA Joan %
Arc" of the Egyptian nationalists
today took up the banner Of re-
volt aEain-t British authority.
Madame Zaghlul. wife Of said
Zagh!uI Pasha who was deposed by
British forces was hailed az wOm-
an saviour when she assumed the
position left vacant by her husband
and rallied her forces for resist
ance
British troopers held little fear Of
the threatened new flare Zaghlul Is
20 be finally disI osed Of Wednesday.
He has been taken from Cairo fol-
lowing his refusal 70 obey govern
his political activities. Il II believed
De VIII be banished from the
province
A majority ~ government officials
have planned 70 strike, but the gen
eral opinion ls the walkout Will be
ahortlived IL cannot last more than
three DAYS British authorities be-
lleved
British naval units are now sta
toned In Suez. Port Said and Alex
anGria In the latter city. street car
service has been suspended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

There's nothing like good music
in your home these cold nights. You
can buy the best there is in phono-
graphs az S55-$65-{75. stop in and
see our wonderful display. The Blue
Bird shops I23 y. Main St. 33s s.
Mich It 359-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

There's only one Turkish bath In
town and it's a good one. Call at
the basement OF the Farmers Trus.
building and steam all slugg.shness
from your system. So. Bend Baths
346-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

In the old days they burned can
q .es which were home made. Then
came the oi, lamp. Later they used
gas. Vow IT'S the electric light
keimOi5 sells genuine Mazda bulbs
and says they are the best. 562-t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

For any party during the holidays
you should decorate the house with
some wreaths, baskets. ferns. etc
Call Adam Beehler 359-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
SERVE CIDER NEW YEARS.

Call Main $50 and have some OF
that poppy tangy delicious "Hoosieg
sweet cider delivered az your home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

IS percent reduction sale. Yer
mons. 334-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

BOYS and girls School shoes. IN
Guiding all the standard makes OF
high grade footwear. 1875 and up.
~ the L. g. Army Store. $40 s
Michigan g. 3fS-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

1907. tin Tuxedo. SI.35. Engers
33s-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
2qs IN MERCHANDISE FREE

Bring your 1921 Sales Check.
you've been saving to the Ellsworth
Store and receive 2Gc refund OF
their face value in merchandise TIL.
Ellsworth Store 362
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

1901 tiD velvet sIs6. EnEers
33S-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
ADMINISTRATION PARALYZED.

LONDON. Dec. 21.-Nineteen
persons were killed and as wound
"a n week-end riotinE by the Egyp-
tan nationalist. according 20 a
cairo dispatch 20 the Daily Herald
To-Day. The general strike has
paralyzed the British administration
in Egypt. Large numbers Of gov
eminent of1cials at cairo have quit
work and the MINISTRIES and law
courts have been closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

n n1,,, OF Trade today, whea, nniehcd
Win net gains %: !. to cent: corn adj
nnancsu &c TO lac. and oats &c to sc
IroSiSiohs were practically unchanged Il,
to lie. s" Va -
sentiment FOR higher prices was marked
rom the Start IN wheat. Holidays abroad
anu resulting absencC of .Nport demand
.urncu thc traders to the study of dom"s-
,,S conditions. and most Of tho news from
tnis country was negative. The opinlon
vas advanced that the coming isovcrilinen:
report would show decreased farm stocks
nsports from tho dry portions OF the
winter wheat belt had It that only ligit
SLOWS had fallen there aud these had been
swept away by winds. leaving the tlant-
mEs unprotected from cold waves prc-
uicted tonight. Ohlahoma's State report
argument. 1890
The bears tried a rail- late In the se,-
SION; but met stif opposition. and the
h'ihi rally was marked.
Corn was influenced by wheat and also
pS the sale OF 1--WE casSoes for Russian
rcncf Predictions wer. mad. that this
would lcssen Scaboard stocks and result
In buying here later.
oats were bit more active than usual
rroyisinns were, ne dull AZ the holiday
with i've hogs and grain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
COTTON GOODS SHOW
MUCH STEADIER TREND
tBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. .4.-Cotto,
goods markets have been sieaaicr
this week ana prices on diminished
lines have deprecated u little. The
demand pieces Included brown goods
ana some of the heavy coiorcl cot.
tons and has been participated I'm
by the manufacturers and jobbers
There has bccn n steady business on
percalcs and Il limited business on
bleachcd cottons. Sheets and nil.
low cases arc firm: wash fabrics are
IN better request, Lut sales arc not
large. Fine cottons have been sell
ing more freely in mill centers. notn-
bly, Noiles, shirtings and some of the
fancy dress cottons. Print cloths and
conrertlb!eS have been steadicr and
sales have been moderate. Prices ars
somewhat firmer and the demand has
included many odd styles. New lines
OF shlrting3 are TO be opened soon
alter the turn Of the year Tho sale
or deniins and tlckinHs for future
delivery have been steady. Prices are
to he named on some OF these goods
after the holidays, the business being
taken at value. Orders for fancy
cotton blankets have been quite he
eral and include many 10 be de!iy-
cred early next year. The jobbers
are showing light Inventories and
VIII have to reassort many staple
stocks when business is resumed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

CLEANING House STATEMENT
NEW YORK. Dec. 2t.-The actual con
dillon OF tho clearing n,uss BANKS and
trust companies for the Week shows that
they, hold 3l'.3s3.Gsc reserve In uxcess OF
LEGAL rsq2ireinen;s. This is q decrease os
3Sts.sl0 from last week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
MARKET PRICES TREND
TOWARD HIGHER LEVELS
Dealings Go TO Slender Pro
portions Because of I'M
pending Holidays.
RAIL SHARES ARE IGNORED
Hmsincss I'm Foreign EzchanEeS Lii
tic More Than Nominal. but rrin-
rirRI Rcmittnnccs Arc Firm. With
London Rntc slightly Higher.
ran SHARES ARE IGNORED
iBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-The short
session of tho stock exchange today
was traders affair. the week end
and impending holidays combining to
reduce dealing 10 slender proportions.
so far ms the list showed any definite
trend, price changes mainly were to-
ward higher levels. Oils. metals and
miscellaneous issues. including rub
bers and tobaccos, supplantcd the
usual leaders OF the industrial divi-
sion.
Many of the popular rails were en-
,irely iguorcd for spccaltics con-
trolled by pools, New Haven repeated
its low quotation of the year. but
Chicago and Northwestern recovered
part Of its decline.
Business in foreign exchanges was
little more than nominal, but the
principal remittanccs We're distinctly
firm. The London rate was higher
by l per cent and allied quotations
rose five to twenty points, strength
also being shown ty Dutch. Swiss.
Norwegian and Spanish bills.
The bond list retained its recent
uncertain characteristics. Liberty is
sues and the domestic division almost
as a whole closing mt mixed changes.
Total sales. par value, S5.175.o00.
Changes in the weekly clearing
house statement were slight con-
sidering the heavy transfer of funds
in connection with new underwent
ings. Actual loans and discounts de-
creased $l4.255,0o0 and the cash loss
of about sS,656,o00 was barely one
third of the previous weeks gain,
leaving excess reserves at approx
Irate!y S2S,4oQ,o0o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

after the holidays. Coupled with tho
known light stocks carried by many
nills, this loads merchants to look
forward TO u better demand by the
middle of January. Fall knit goods
arc selling moderately. Yarns have
held steady in spinning centers. but
they are Irregular in price in central
trading markets.
Current prices In first hands are
us follows: Print cloths. 2S-inch,
GixGis. Lie: GiX60s. &c: 3S 1-2-inch.
G4X6is, Sc: brown sheetings. South
ern standards. 12c; tickings, S-ouncc.
2sc; value: denims. 22O: indigo.
1910; value: staple ginghams.
IA Lee: prints. lie; dress ginghams.
zoe and % &c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
THE 7H1ESDLSPATCH,SREC RECORD or FINANCIAL NEWS

wao light. Prices wers steady. cspec.all,
Oh sneet'nEs; Yarns wore quiet. Raw
SIN was uul and unchanged. Burlaus
Mere inactive Wool goods showed no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
PETEItsnUKG rE.ANIiT MARKEr.

December a. 1921.
SPANISH. FARMERS STOCE-Mnrkc,
Arm: oanc per busheI.
FlRGINlAS. FARMERS STOCK-Market
Fanny juinhos. &c to t;ic per H.
EAtft prime. 3Hc Ia ~ per ID
Prime. &c to SIC Ier III.
shsiling stock. iumbos. runners aud bunch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
CIMCAGo LIVE sTOcK AAnkEr.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2t-Ca;tle: receipts go:
compared with ,week ago: beef steers
mostly :, to ~ lower: plain to medium
grades showing full decline: She stoci;
generally - TO soc lower: veal calves 81 TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

NEW YORK EXCHANGES CLOSED.
NEW YORK. Dee. 24-The coffee and
sGhui; cotton ana produce exchanges were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

81 20 off: stockers and feeders. 25 to -,
lower: bulls. % lower.
Hogs: receipts. 5000 active and strong
10 lJc higher than yesterdays average,
with light up most: shippers bought
about 1850: good ciearances; TOP. $50 for
i6l-pound average: 80 for $50 10 1877 aver
age: bulk. 7.0,T7,b: pigs. - to i5c higher
Sheen: TeceiLTs, t;So: practically all
packers direct and ALI on shipper account
compared with week ago fat lambs and
yearlinEs about higher: tat sheep and
feeder lambs steady to 25c higher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO. Dec. 24.-Despite the double
holiday IN prospects prices continued
thelr upward movement ON the Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Drndstreet,a Wccklr ncnnrt

NEW YORK. Dec. oi.-Bradstreet's
today said:
Seasonal weather has come 20 most
parts OF the country to re-cnforce
influence at this season, the result
being quite decided increase in the
volume of retail trade. Even with
the accession. however. the reports
are not wholly satisfactory, although
better than earlier indicated
Useful gifts, rather than luyuric,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS MAnKETs.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.-Cotton goods mar
kcts were partly closed today. and trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
VIII Give Cnntntn.

The Night Before Christmas"
musical cantata. will be presented by
the St James Methodist Sunday
School on Tuesday, December 81, at
p. NJ. The entertainment. under
the direction OF Mrs. II. NJ. Rothwcl!
and Miss Doris Mooney. promises to
be one OF the best OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

seem to predominant. although til,
confectionery trade seems to have
done we'll, II not inconsiderablc in
fuence in this direction being lower
prices ruling than u year ago
Weekly bank clearings. s7,395.91S. 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
PRODUCE MARKETS.

SUGAR.
NEW YORK. Dec. c+,--TEe sugar market
was closed today. bu; 4 was reported "a
sale OF 1900 bags of old crop Cuban had
been inads Mt Ia. cost and freight. equal
20 $50 for centrifugal, new low record
for the year.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24
A MEDIA QUE P4SAN LOS DLAS GREECE FL
ENTUSIASMO De NUESTROS COMPATRI0TAS
POR LLEYAR ADELANTE EL PROYECTO De
CONSTRUIR DOS ESCJIELAS EN- DOLORES HGO.
Tenemos coniunza exo final de nueso abaos serd
dgno de s nombre Ell de Ia Coona Mexicana la
celebration del Centenario de la Endependencia


dspueos
e
p de 81 alma del espiru colonla de
deen segu los
taLnbien meXcanoS
ceHtTroS e Ia
que nos NJ Gonzalez Antonio Garcia or
pracS!caron entire los
redn aqe No pooemos que consn
textualuene Ia asl
al lamaneno de LA PRtNSA to-
los
dlgo del Eado de Guanauato solemn
candad q1eos
personals que resn cudad qaenes vounaren han oea
grandoo I'm que
aenndolcs que
de los MOBILES fines que
Ia PRENSA, Director Colonla
noso genGe ' rasgo nexicanos de Laredo
al
entire
prmero udad fronteriza gar deStras ben
conquStado que
TN
nos enta para que cnnueos
ase cooperation labor
luyentud
que ento Laredo
sstible el deber hay que lenar
Cabldo Dolores Hiialgo hoo han de
evantenos
Hemos
edios dco nonb
dando los contingencies necesitan para realzario
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS 7
ALEMANiA LLEGARAN
= A SER ALIADOS
A esta deduction Uega el
interEGcionalista espa-
no. Camilo Barcia
LA QUESTION DEL PACIFICo
China estd siendo ell lazo de
union entire aquellas po-
tencias, dice Bmcia
LA QUESTION DEL PAclFIco

MADRID. julio 23.-El Doctor Can't
10 Barcia, escritor sobre asuntos de
polftica International, en- IN articulo
que publca en- la Libcrtad." Dice que
los Estados Cnidos y Aemania, cami
nan de IL mano con relacion los
problemas de China, sobre los cua-
les Sc hasa todo e. problem del Pa
cifiCo, Y agrega el escritor:
La politica de Alemania Y las tacti-
cas- de Washington muestran un para
lelo sospcchoso. En- primer lugar.. Chi
ma no quiso firmar el Tratado de Yer
sales y los Estados Cnidos Sc rehusa-
ron a ratficarlo; luego, Alemania Y
China concluyeron un nuevo tratado de
paZ V comercio Y ahora los Estados
Unidos proponen a Alemania IN trata-
do similar, ' nlientras Alemania defien
de Ia integridad de Ia Republica Chi
na, otro taHto haccn tambian los Esta-
dos Cnidos.
"Pcr otra parte, agrega el articulista,
China Y los Estados Unidos, durante la
discussion del Tratado de Versailles, Sc
puseron del lado opuesto Gel Jap0n y
u Gran Bretana y aquella actitud de
esos paIses vino a confirmarse mas tar
de con Ia iniciaci6n de una pol.tica a
mistosa hacia Alemania- Asf pues
iquien Sc atrevera a negar, pregunta
Barcia, que cuando Alenania Sc resta-
bieZca, sc encuentre mano a mano con
los Estados Unidos en- el gran drama
que tendra por escenario el vasto y
profundo Oceano Pacifico? Pekln se-
RI quiza el punto que unira Berlin y
Washington"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24

REANUDARAN SjS TRABAyOS LAS GAS. ETRO[EERI1AS
ESTAS ANUNCIAN QUE LO
HARAN Ell Ola 10.
DE AGOSTO

Tclco-amd Especial Earo Ia PRENSA.'
CIUDAD DE MENICO, julio %
Noticias llegadas de Tuxpan. Vera
cruz, dan cucnta dc que las COM
panias petroleras que suspendieron
sus trabajos debido al impuesto que
81 gobierno decretG al petr6leo de ex-
portaci0n, han distribuido hojas suel-
tas en- las cuales avisan u los obreros
que Ell pr6ximo dla primero de agosto
rcanudaran totalmcnte los trabajos
SuspendidoS.
Con tai motive dfcese que es gran
de el j1bilo que reina entire las ciases
laborantes de aquella region que han
visto en- este anuncio Ia salvacion pa
IA tantos hogares quienes ameniZa
ba la miseria. y tambien es una mues-
ira de que Ia si+uacion creada por IA
intransigencia de dichas compahfas
te.
En- cuanto a II situaci6n nilitar de
aquella region, declara el Ministro de
Ia Guerra, general Estrada. que arri~
b0 hoy a esta capital Drocederte de In
que ha mejorado, Y que las
guardias blancas fueron desarmad2ss y
Sustituidas las tropas del general Pc
laez por fuerzas de Guadalupe Sanchez
que ahora ocupan toda la region de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24
LAS COLECTAS De SAN
ANTONIO.

La nina Ose!il L Galv-Au. por au-
torizaci6H dc 81 mama Il sonora Gle
mencia &. yiuca d. Galvaa. colecy6
entire su fan.A4 IA c-Ir.dad lie diez
y siete d6lares que nos oalrego. En-
ire las ccloriaS rueGicauAs Dc Tobja
Hill. Breckenridge y u Pled-r->t, x
seior NJ Tlje-laa Rodriguez colectJ
n cuntitad lie ocao d6i4res cua-enta
y cinco centaTos.
Los opcrarios mexic.noS Gel dcpar-
tanento De sas:rerla del $50. de ArC.-
neria colectaron s:ete dciares ct2-
cuenta centavos. expresaado qle Green
Que todvs los deusts opera-los su-Ni-
canos coutrihuiracl. L. casa de c2'ao:o
= Monterey" ynvio 81 doceava coIec-
q que suma cinco tolares ) II EsIa
de los donauces.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24

octubre u!timo Y ademas dio $3.50
para que Sc pusicra q cada ouquc
fondo de cobre y que II compania
acusada dej6 de eArcgar los buuues
en- Ia fecha conveniGa y tampoco qui-
so dcvoIver 81 dinero ) que por 81
contrario, pcdia 100000 por haber
quebrantado el coatrato la parte que
ioSa
En- las oficinas de Ia Libertan Cor
poration So alega CUE n oposici6n del
Gooie-no mcX!ctno i: con>rato ha dl
latadU Ia cnlrcga de los buques y que
haDiendo "a ccsado esta, aunque ha
habido rambien tardan2a en- IA cons
trucci6n de los submarines, Il estaran
!istos para ser -ntrcSados q mes en-
trante : que Ia fecha de entrega Sc
ha prorrogado hast4 cl mes de octu-
bre pr6ximo.
Fl Gobierno rnexicaHo Sc propone
cmplear esos submarines en- el servi-
clio dc las costas para eyitar el con-
trabando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24
TORnENTOSA session. En- FL
SENADC;; NSULTOS De Los
D|PUTADOS En- IA CANARA
Los diez amos de revolution han sido mas funestos
que ben6ficos para los trabajadores, djo el Sc
nador Carlos B. Zetna en- un discurso

"LA PRENSA."

TcegrdmG Especial LA PRENSA"
MEXICO 23-La efectuo
han etecuado e
notable apatia caa que
Ia La session. Sc
el
Repuba don Carlos Menende de
de Ia Prena Asocada de los sados
E bertos tomo defensa de los soahas
ayorla de los oraooes
a los soves.
trabajadoreS
EN- LA CAMARA BAJA
En- Ia Canar Dputados tanben ALI La
del Aiculo As
paro
cuesone poltlcas
FL Manrque Vito As e Pache de la prem
sa eninar injurio Manrlque
tesnoe este que aceba religion pohb ba
t Los dipudos nade abe
LOS PELECEANOS EXPULSAN A DOS DIPUTADOS
boque reuno nta prlvada
acordndo expuar del pado los dputad Jose
poyando eennos contraros Ia Canara
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24
PRESENTO UNA DENANDA EL GOBIERNO
NEXICANO ANTE Ia SUPREhA CORTE
Los caza submarines que conrat6 Alvarado
no han sido entregados va Sc pag6
fuerte suna de dinero

Telecrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
NUEEA YORK. julio @3.-El Gobier-
no mexic4no ma demandado ante Ia
Suprema Corte de Justicia dc los
Estados Cnidos 4 IL Libertan Corpo-
ration por no haberle entregado aun
una TIota de - cazadoves submari-
nos que conpro. aunque ha pagado
"a Ia cantidad &c $173,76S, 4 cuenta
de ellos. Ia demacda fue contestada
por J. X. Sieberl, p-esidente de di-
cha corporation.
Fl Gobierno mexicano So queja de
quo n Lbertan Corporation contrato
en- agosto ultimo, con Salvador AL
va-ado. M!nisIro de Hacienda de Ne
x!co. Ia venta de buques compr3dos
al Gobierno de los Estados Lndos,
pagando por elios el Gobierno mexl-
cano $I2500 por cada uno, mas los
gastos de reparaci6n ' de las trlpu-
lac!oncs. siendo el total del ccsto dc
toda la tlota de s5oU,073. I'll Gob!erno
mexicano dice que pag6 S125,0IS en
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24
CONTRIBUIRAH LOS
COMPATRIOTAS De
BROWNSVILLE

FL sehor !. VI. E5zQuez. Consul de
Mexico en- Brownsville, Texas, ha
enviado al Director de LA PREM
SA" ell siguience mensaje:
TEL personal DC este Consulate '
IL Junta Honorltica de eSca ciudad,
Sc ocupan en- colect2r condos para
ayudar = Ia patr!otica idea de Ia
erection de las escuelas en- Dolores
Hsdalso-. ICualEre-te las Sao-Co-
misiones de San Benito Y Hariingen.
Texas. haran. colectss. En- Breve le
hare renesa de tondos.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24
OTROS DOS MENCANOS SENTENC|ADOS A NUER1E
Sc OFRECE A OBREGON
CREDITO TLIMETADO

Telea,-su:a Especial pare "a FRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio "a
No ohstante hallarse ligeramente in
diSpuesto el Presidente Obreg6n, es-
tuvo conference.-the aver con los re-
presentanteS de una poderosa COM
paaia americana, quienes. segun Sc
ha sabido. le ofrecieron un credito
ilimitado para Ia termination de las
obras mdteriales que sc encuentran
sin concluir.
NADIA Sc sabc, 10 que acerca del
particular resolvcrfa el Executive,
aunque Sc cree que Sc ha rcservado
su decision, para mas tarde, fin de
oode- eStudiar el case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24
NO PERMITIRA QUE Sc
FUNDE EN- YUCATAN Ell
CENTRIC COMUNISTA
Ell Sub-Secretario Lie. Lugo
dice que propaganda ideas
disolve7tes cortrGrias
a la Constitution

Teiesroma Especial para LA PRENSA-'
CIUDAD DE MEXCO. julio 23.-El
Sub Secretario de Gobernacion, Lie.
joss Inocencio Lugo. declare hoy aquf
que no Sc pernitiria por ningiin mo-
two, eI establecimiento del cenro CO.
munista que Sc pretende crear en- el
Estado de Yucatan. para Ia propaganda
sovietista en- Mexico y demas pafses
hispano- no-americanos, como 10 comunic6
desde Berlin, Ia Comisi0n de Obreros
mexicanos que fue a! Congreso comu-
nista de Moscou, daado como razon,
que dicho centro tendrta ideas disol-
ventes contrarias Ia constitution me-
xicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-24

| relecrama ESuecial Para TIA PREN>i"
PITTSBCRG, julio %. - NoticIas
particulares -ecibidas de Anatlan, dl-
cen que Sc espera que una veg que es-
ten bien organizadas las fuerZas que
combaten 81 fueso Y oblgando a mu-
chos hombres a que former parte de
elias pueda ser dominado el incen-
dio en- POGO tempo. Sc indica que no
es tan gran6e el peligro por el nume-
70 de pozos que estAn ardiendo, sino
por 10 nacho que ha durado el fue-
go.
Los conocedores en- asuntos petrole-
ros dicea que 81 no Sc extinguen Las
llamas prontamente So CORE e. peli-
gro de que Sc incendien todas las CO.
nexiones abriendo un gran agujero en-
el terreno, del cual podria extenderse
el petr6leo ardiendo por TODD el cam
po-
Los pianos de los campos petrolercs
hacen yer que el lote 162, donde CO.
menz6 el fuego, tiene 45 acres, en- vez
de So como Sc dijo en- las noticias que
Sc recibieron de MEXICO. En- csc cam
po Sc hablan construi6o l. nuevos edi-
| ificios y Sc estaban abriendo tres nue.