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Evening star., 1922-09-10
DC. BUILDING BOOM
REDUCES JOBLESS
Labor Department Report
Also Shows ldleneSs Cut
in 80 Cities.
BY Webster.

Due 70 the extensive building pro-
ton, the demand here continues good
for building trades mechanics. not
withstanding the delay that has been
caused by a shortage of bricks on ac-
count of the inadequate rail transpor-
tation. according to the Industrial
analysis for last month issued yester-
day by the Department of Labor.
The report also shows that there
is still a surplus of general clerical
workers here. largely due to the fur
ther reduction in government depart
ments The construction Of the water
system at Great Falls. which will
start within the next ten days. 'eH
call for a large number Of laborers.
but it Is expected that the local sup
ply will be sufficient.
General employment conditions in
both Maryland and Virginia are re-
ported as being considerably fmprov-
ed. despite the strikes.
10 Cities Cut Idleness.
OF sixty-five leading cities in the
United States. thirty reported in
creased employment during August. as
compared with July while only t~ensS MY.
soundness of business, it was said.
was reflected in, the employment in
crease in many industries. surmount-
ing the reaction Of the rail and fuel
situation.
OF 1923 firms usually employing
more than 500 workers. or a total of
100000, considered in the analysis,
the August 81 reports showed a de-
crease Of only 1881 from the num-
Der of July 81. and this drop was
attributed chiefly to the normal labor
turnover.
Chemical Industry Beems.
Chemical and allied products led
ployment last month. the report
stated. while marked recovery was
shown in stone. clay and glass pro-
duction and steady increase in the
number Of workmen was revealed in
the leather industry.
Decreases, attributed chiefly to the
unsettled Industrial situation. were re-
ported In metal and metal products
other than iron and steel. vehicles for
/ land transportation. lumber. food and
kindred products. paper and printing,
textiles. iron and steel Many indus
tries, however. showed improvement de-
spite the effect upon them Of the fuel
shortage.
Denver Tops List.
Denver was first among the cities re-
porting increased employment. with
New Orleans second because Of the re-
viving activity in textiles, food and sim
liar industries. Lowell and Lawrence,
Mass. also reflected the improvement in
textile conditions. while Buffalo bene-
flied from the gain in iron, steel and
vehicle employment
Building activities in some sections
were retarded by transportation dim
culties but operations generally were
satisfactorily improving. The labor sur
plus expected shortly in Minnesota,
North Dakota and Montana, with the
harvesting season closing, Is expected to
be absorbed readily because Of the In
sistent demand for workers in those
states in other Hnea
Evening star., 1922-09-10
CATHOLIC MEN TO MEET.
National Council to Hold Second
Annual Session Here Soon.

The second annual convention OF
the National Council of Catholic Men
will be held September 2s. 20 and
80 here at the Knights of Columbus
auditorium. Delegates from orga-
nized dioceses, as well as afhliated
national and state organizations, will
attend. The gathering Is to take
place at the same time as the annual
meeting of the bishops at the Cath
Ollie University.
The Official call for the convention
Of the Mems Council was issued by
DR.. Michael J. SIattery. executive sec
retary of the organization. Each
diocesan council will be represented
by three delegates at large and anil
lated national organizations by . like
number. State organizations will
have one delegate each, 1t IL expect
ed that at least $50 representatives of
diocesan organisations and Catholic
societies will attend.
The convention will open with q
solemn pontifical mass at st. Pat
rick's Church. Included in the pro-
gram are trips to Mount Vernon and
Arlington, as well as visit to the
White House. A mass meeting will
be held at the Catholic University
the evening Of September 20 in honor
Of the hierarchy Bishop Gallagher
of Detroit and Senator Henry p.
Ashurst of Arisona will be the prin-
cipal speakers
Evening star., 1922-09-10

is not only open to all the inherent
defects of specific duties In general
but has the added defect that its ads
ministration is tmpractfcable. IL
made saw II will be subject to un-
the door to fraud on the government
Only by making the whole truth
known about both specific and ad va
loren duties on ysool will il be possi-
BILE for the legislators to reform the
wool schedule, which has been the
breeding place of determination and
special privilege under the law dur
ing forty four of the fifty-hve year,
since 1867"
Evening star., 1922-09-10
The Weather.

District Of Columbia and Maryland.
Cloudy and warm. with local show
ers probab Bile today: tomorrow. show
ers, cooler by tomorrow night: gentle
to moderate southerly winds.
Virginia-Partly cloudy today, to-
morrow, local showers; no change in
temperature: gentle variable winds.
mostly easterly.
West Virginia. - Local thunder
storms today: tomorrow, showers and
cooler.
Tempe nature Twenty-Five H0urs.
Midnight. "a: 2 am, 73; am. ~:
am. 73: s am. 73: 10 am. 70: IL
noon. 70: 2 pm. 50: pm. 81; pm.
20: 8 pm. 16: 10 pm. -.
Highest, 50: lowest, -.
Relative humidity-s am. 81; ?
pm. Il: pm. Sc.
Rainfall IS pm. to 8 p.m.). 0.
Hours of sunshine. 3.S.
Per cent of possible sunshine. 80.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. Sc: lowest. 6S.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-09-10
DIETlClANS TO MEET.
Annual Conference to Be Held
Here October 1918,

The American Dietetic Association
Is to hold its fifth annual meeting in
this city October 16 to IS.
Speakers of national reputation
will discuss recent developments in
dietetics as well as administration
and practical problems. Trips to
Walter Reed Hospital and the scien-
tific laboratories of the government
will give opportunities to observe
the research work now carried on in
Washington. An exhibit of equip
ment, food materials. charts and
other illustrative matter will be .
feature of the convention
Evening star., 1922-09-10
POINTS OUT JOKER
/. IN WOOL SCHEDULE
Manufactures Head Com
bats LongwertRs Assertion
That Rates Wiit Be Lower.

The Carded Woolen Manufacturers
Association. through President Ed
ward Moir. has sent a letter to Repre-
sentative Nicholas Longworth taking
exceptions to statements made by
Mr.. Longworth last Friday when he
attacked Advertisements Of local
tailor appearing in Washington news
papers.
The following is quoted from the
Conversational Record:
''Mr .eLongworth: The highest
rates provided in the Senate bill are
very much lower than in the existing
Evening star., 1922-09-10
BAND CONCERTS.

The following is q schedule
of the band concerts to be play
ed in some of the parks under
the charge Of the ONCE Of public
buildings and grounds during
the week commencing tomor-
row:
Monday. Brightwood Reser-
voir (16th and Kennedy streetsl.
Navy Yard Band.
Tuesday, Meridian Hill Park,
Marine Band.
Wednesday, Logan Park,
Boys Independent Band.
Thursday, judiciary Park,
Marine Band.
Friday, Iowa Circle, Com
munity Center Band.
Saturday. White House
grounds, Marine Band.
(The concerts from tomorrow
until Friday, inclusive, are to
be given from 7:30 to 3 pm.
That in the White House
grounds to be given from 4:30
to s p.m.)
Evening star., 1922-09-10
SPECIAL VALUES
Store No. IL
OPEN

We announce with pleasure the
oyiL.rg Of our Twelfth Store. at the
eor7e.. CT North Capitol and H S:s.
A rssu,ar Peoples Drug Store. with
good goods, low prices. prompt
courtsous service and everything
Residents of this vicinity aad every
body. We hope. will pay US a visit
here, In our new home.
Evening star., 1922-09-10

law. 7 read from the existing law
the rates Of duty imposed on wool.
commonly known as clothing wool
They are: unwashed. Is cents per
pound: washed, 80 cents per pound; !;
secured, IS cents per pound,
f'The highest rate on secured wool
In the Senate bill 10 80 cents q pound.
In other words. the duties In the ex-
listing law are ~ cents. q pound higher
than the highest rates In the Senate
bill. Therefore, IL the tariff would
have any effect on the price Of wool
ems. as this man says it will. its ef-
feet will be to greatly decrease the
price Of clothing. (Applause)
''Mr. Green: The gentleman Is aware,
but evidently has overlooked 1T for a
moment, that there is over 100. 100000
pounds of wool in bond In Boston now
waiting to come in when the lower
rates are put into effect. They would
not be held in bond In that way il
there was going to be rise"
Skirting Clause IEnored.
Mr. Moir, in his letter. adds:
I'm telling the House what the
emergency rates are, you told only
part Of the story. omitting to refer
to the following skirting clause joker
In the emergency bill: On wool and
hair provided for in this parasera ph,
which Is sorted or increased in value
by the rejection Of any part Of the
original fleece. the duty shall be twice
the duty to which 1t would otherwise
be subject. but not more than As cents
per pound
Mr.. Moir stated that "as it has
Evening star., 1922-09-10
ORDERED TO HONOLULU.

Lieut.. Col. James P. Barney. Quar-
termaster Corps. has been relieved
from duty in the ONCE Of the quarter
master general. War Department,
and ordered to Honolulu, Hawaii. for
duty.
Evening star., 1922-09-10
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

The resignation of Second Lieut.
Theodore F. Straub. field artillery.
has been accepted by the President.
Evening star., 1922-09-10
Old Pelicy CsnAenneA.

Many employers refuse to sur
render and continue the old policy
of trying to get all they can out OF
Evening star., 1922-09-10
RADICAL SPEAKERS
INVADING MICHIGAN
TO BEAT TOWNSEND

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1922-09-10

THE specific tariff on wool as pro-
posed in the House and Senate drafts
Evening star., 1922-09-10

Gresr's De Luxe Assorted Choco-
latss are fresh and pufe-delicious
hand-dippsd ehocolate-covered nuts
fruits. caramels, nougats and
creams. A really wonderful value
ut 69e My, they are good"
Try q Box Today
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-20
Los KENAL|STAS Han |N|CIADO SU
AVANCE SOBRE CONS1AN 1INOPLA
Las patruIIas de Cabailerla Sc encuentran cerca
de Chanak, punto que domina la entrada
Ia zona neutra! de los DardaneIos
AIEMANlA Y RUSSIA TIENEN CELEBRADO UN
TRATADO SECRETO CON LOS TURCOS

;cn;a defender iodo ;gaHce = zoEa
t,r.t~a, i" les DLr4,...Os contra ."S
kv- istus.
In todaS As cs;avivu.s n.-I'.jr..~
d. IA :sia p~eya."ce gran ac;:vilad.
Muchos -cgimieAtos cs;aa D"epara =
dos para lnarcAar en cuan;o - les
crdene. pe~v todos los movln1!entcs
ue las t~oyas : lie .cs bIqueS dc
suerrl nan quedado !gnorados. en- su
mayo~ par;c. deo.uo q r.g.da cen
sura que = ha estaUiec.do, = que re
cuc-da lcs d!as dc 1914.
Il almiranlazgo SOLO ha hab.aIo
para reEar Ia no,!c:a de qCe toda !"
flo;a del Atldn-!co habta. sal:do para
ayudar il! rscuad~1u &c. Mei!.e-a"co.
&! .i,miran.e djio. cor "se mo-
Two que Il a-:naos del Med.;c-ran-p
e-a bas:an;e podcrosa para haeer
trentc IA s!;4ac:.n.
z, Gcpierno hs dec,arado que ;ie"e
Ia Sesur.dad Ie que cua:quier mo
vfmiento que emp:eHda kema. con-
ira Coas;anttnap,a SRA imped.do 20"
solo Ia marina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-20
de Laredo desca al nore de cudad de uaro
cvendo en- perecndo ahogado de 80
La via habla sufrido un
deSlaVe a COnSeCuen-
Cias de las IIuVias
.Toda la tripulacion del
tren en- Ell accidente,
con exception de uno
de los garroteros
Telcgrama Especial para IA PRENSA",

Trlcgrama Especial para LA PRENSA",
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, septiembrs
19.-El tren de pasajeros numero
que venfa de Laredo fue v!ctiTna de
IN terrible accidente en- IA nadruga-
da hoy. que ha lIenado de conster-
naci3n 4 TODD ei vecindario capital-
no por las proporcioncs que alcanz0.
pues segun las -oticias que hasta es-
tos momentos Sc tie1e de Ia cat4stro-
fe. aSciendcn muchos el ndmero de
personals que encontraron n muerte
en- este acCidente.
e. iecho ocurri6 entire las cstacio-
mes de Cosio y Jocoqui, al norte de
Queretarc, en- fon6e 4 causa de los
deslaves que ha sutrido IA via por
los fuertes aG1Iaceros que han estado
cayendo sin cesar en- toGoS estos dlas,
Sc volcG IL m4quiHa del convoy arras
trardo tras de ST a los carros de equf
pajes. de corrao, de express. dos CO.
ches de segunda Y uno de primera.
todos los cuaIes quedaron sepultados
bajo las aeuas que cubres aquella
uarte. de Ia via. quedando enterra-
dos dentro de los coches mas de
ciento cincuenta pasajeroS, cuyo res
cate resuIta ta-ea completamente di-
ffcil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-20
TRENES DE AUXlLlO

De Ia Estaci6n de Gonzalez fue en-
viado al iugar de la catastrofe el
primer tren de auXilio llevando me-
dicos V medicinas y toda clase de
matcriales necesaros en- casos como
eI presente, habiendo comenzado des-
de luege su tarea de Salvamento.
Toda Ia tripulaci0n del tren pere-
ci6 en- el accidente. con exception de
un garrotero. Hasta estos romentos
Sc sabe a punto cierto que el nimeTo
de muertos asciende mas dc tre!n-
IA. Ia mayor parte de los cuales pc
recieron ahogados Gentro de los ca
rros, peco Sc supoTe QUE e. numero
de victimas es mucho mayor.
Esta tarde arrib6 aquf el primer
tren conduciendo a los herldos que
tueror Ilevados los puestos de las
Cruces Blanca y Roja y estos herl-
dos reIatar con detalles vcrdadera-
mente espeIuznantes las terrloies
escenas que Sc desarrollaron en- los
momentos de acontecer esta espanto-
sa catastrofe cuya magnitud soore-
pasa en- mucho las de su misma M
dole acaecidas en- Mexico de muchos
amos a esta parte.
Refieren los menctonados heridos
QUE casi todas los pasajeros del con-
vow venfan 1ornidos cuando aconte-
ci5 81 accidente que en- esta virtud
rn,Ichfsinos de eIios despertaron den
t-o del aqua y en- una situaci6n deses
peradamente angustlosa pues ence-
r-ados dentro de los coches todos los
esfuerzos que naclan por lbrarse de
morir ahogados resultaron conpieta-
mente esteriles. siendo asf como pere-
c;e-on muchos en- medic de una ago
MIA espantosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-20

c:udad.-"JosG Maria N1orelos" Reel
aeon por =! nino Magda,eno san
chez. alumno de Ia Escueia de Los
Sernas".-IIimuo Nacional, cantado
por los n!aos. : n!has;-"Hidalgo' NJ.
G.. NaJera. Rec.taci0n por el nlno
&us.acio GonzGleZ.--Marcha Fina!.
La Banda M!litac del 81 Battalion
de Inca. vino @xprofeso prestar 81
con;ingenre en- las t.es;as por orden
de IL S=cretar!a de Guerra y Marina.
Y tun a 81 Director, ei senior don Jo-
sz Ma. Moreno q Quien, Sc le conce-
dis 81 honor de CoHduciC IA Enssna
Nacional. dabidaments escoltada Y
con .odos los honores de ordenanza,
de "a Casa de H!dalgo. donde Sc en-
cuantra deposttada, a las Escueas del
Centerario.
FL Iror. don Felipe TG.cz. ;om6 Ia
protesta a los nifos J e. Presidents
Municipal que ell estos momentos por
.aba q Estandarc=, eXhortO a todos
ellos 4 segu!r.a Y defemderla hasta
perder IA vida. s. fuese necesar.o. 4
es:a hora no habrla un solo coraz6n
que no palpitase neno de cmoci6n Y
en- muchos ojoS s. veian lagrimas. y
en- todoS los scmblantes sc nosaba ale
gria.
z! reprcsentante dc LA PRENSA
tom6 la palabra para Saluddr a todos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-20
VISTA A LAS ESCUElAS

Al terminar el programa. el Presi-
den;e Municipal. las autordades civil
les federaleS, V los mas distinsu!-
dos vecinos de 10 localidad. hicieron
una vista oficial Al edificio de las
Escuelas, admirando su adelanto
su ragia construction. +. senior llde-
fonso SaldaNa. Administrator de las
obras, atendi0 a los visitaTtes, agra
deciGndoles a nombre de Ia Co!onIa
Mcx!cana, 81 especial cortesia.
Por n noche, tuvo lugar ell el Mer-
cado H.dalgo. q! acto clvico prel!mi-
mar al hs:6rico Critic, bajo e. pro-
grama siguiente:
"Dioscs Desterrados". obertura. f.
\. pov Ia Banda Miiitar.-Discurso
Official por cl licenciado don Sabine
Observation-Disclosures" Op. g., piano por
eli senior Salvador Gonzalez A.-Lectu-
"a del Acta de ndependencia.-"S San
son Daliia", por Ia Banda--"A la
Noche del 10 de septiembre". recita-
ci0n. nina Antonio Dan
zas Hungaras" Nos. y 6, violin, Sc
nor Juan Manuel Gonzalez, con aeon
pafiamiento de piano.-"Mi Baadera 1,
recitacion por el nino Timoteo Rios
"A forrnar Ia Bandera", alegorIa por
aIumnas de Ia escuela ofic:aI-La
mia sposa sera IA mia bandlera >
canto por el sanor Jose Guerrero
'Por IA Patria', raon6loGo rec!tado
nor q niflo Luis Garcia.-Marcha fl
nal por la banda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-20

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In. -. ,r,, cram ot.c:a.cs. (
'a15,1o Los cue ocu2aban II
-, ,','e =, ,os ,r.pular;es. eran los
','' - ,,,is,,,r~,s de, eierc!,o. Te-
- Ccronel (. c. Culver. de Il Oc-
49,, zo1a Nrli;ar: Mayor Ii. \
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NJ EYss-r ss n Octave Zona Nj
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81. -. Al = - Sargen,o Mayor
i'...-,:.,., -. =, -, rD.sme -rlou!ac.Gn.
- - -. -, p-ooss o, C se dirs-
st 5;--o.a,,s-,-e a San Antonio. Y du-
s,,.-.,., v dos minutes evoluc:
90 r,in,-os rvorucion6 So
-.-,z,7 .,ass-do 2o- todo o..
-. ..its,cIgl a ma alrurs ia
"'S-''-o ~, I'D, .,-.riar ,perfec;a-
'@SaS'' u. a-+arr. 6s = nave acre
',@',.- .,I-sasa . los --sDulanres qu-
Us ,-Ll'' ..,.,'..- s,.,,dehar con a -na-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-20
.ENv|AN TROPAS De
BAJA CAL|FORN|
4 SINALOA
Seran empIeadas en- Ia
campana contra los
revoIucionarioS
OTRO COMBATE Sc
LIBRA CON LOS
CARRASQUISTAS
La lucha Sc registro
en- las cercanlas de
MazatIan, Sinaloa
Telcgrama Especial para IA pEENSA".

TelcGrama Especial para "a PUENS4'.
NOGALES, Arizona. sepiicmbre 10.
Aver saIi6 de- aIexicali con rumbo
a La Bomba. Baia California. 81 29
Battalion del Eierci;o Federal mexi-
cano.
Segun los !nfo-mes recibidos aqgi
de fuentes autoriZ2das, estas tropis
Sc embarcaran ea La BcInba IN trIns
po-tes que al etec:o estan ali prepa-
radios que tas conduciran a Quay
mas. de donde seguiCAn su maccna
por ferrocarril cen rumbo al luglr en-
dondc TN fuerte c5nbate es!i s:endo
l:irado en- estos n:omcu-5a entire
fuerzas del Gobl,rno Y i@erzas re-
beldes bajo las 6r3enes d!7cStas del
Gral. Juan Carrasco.
La acci6n, segun Sc tienen noticias,
esta teniendo iIgaT en- un punto GER
cano a MazatIan. y dados los contin-
gentes de tropas fedcraies que 81 Go
bierHo es;a reconcentrando en- aquel
punto, parece que Sc trata de una
(Pasa la Pap. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-20

DOLORES EIDALGO Gto. sep
tiembre I7.--Con gran entus-asmo 50
ce.cbrarcn las f.es:as pItr.aS en- estA
c:uIud Gina de nues:ra I2dependcn-
cta duraate los diGs % y l6 dc. CO.
-rien:e mes. Como uN homCaajc -
ca-ilo = gvI;!tud hacia II co!on!a
myxicana que reside en- los Estados
Un:doS d. More. Ia ceremonial Ge n
Jura d. Ia EanGera que toGos los nj
nos Dc las esDJcias of.Sia.es par
,.cu!arcs lie ambos seXos. han I-sn.-
DO v"rif!cando ano rOn aho cn IA Ca
&. del Curl Hida.go. tuyo ,Ugar esta
w. a mociGu espeCia, qIs hicier2 e.
senior don Eyerardo Soto en- cI recin-
10 de las ESCCELAS DEL CENTE-
MARIO. que s=ran GonadaS este
pueblo por los mcXicanos que Ttven
allends cl Bravo.
Il acto reviS;i6 una sol2mn.dad
d:gna del sign:ficado del mismO, y
sus orglni2adoreS puedeE bicn sentlr
So satisf.chos por clio, pEes ademas
del bel!o conjunto que pvesen;aban
los cicntos de ninoS de todas las es-
Cae.aS. 4J@ cases SpEtNi"S ". bASD''
d. Dolores, cstabau ALI representa-
das. Ina ~ ,lcgada a hora sehala-
da para Ia ceremonial, baio Ia presj-
dync!a del seno- don Sabds Gonzalez
Range. actual Presidente Municipal
Y con as.stcncia del Presidente dc Ia
Junta Patri5tica, licrnciado don Sa-
bino ESQucda. del Ayumamiento en-
:nasa. dc las autoridadcs civiles, &c
los mas Gistinguidos micmbros de Ia
soci.dad. del Representative dc LA
rEENSA. Sc desarroll6 el sigu!ents
programa:
R.cnzi. Obcrtura. de \. Wagner Dor
Ia Banda AIiiitar Gel 81 Battalion dc
Linea-Alocuci6a por q Sr. Prof. F.
line Valez.-Pieza IL MIsica por Ia
Orques.a.-'I4a Patria" Coro cant1do
por 40 alumnos de. CoSg!o Particular
del Prof Cirilo FIores.-".Aida" Ope-
"a de Verdi por Ia Banda Militar.-
Il, BanGera Mexcana' Recitaclon
mol. ,cl nino Ramon Campcs.-Pieza de
AIdsica por la Orquesta.-"Canto a n
Randera" Recitation por h nina Es-
ter P5rtillo.-"Jura de Ia Bandera'
DOR todos los niiios y niiias de las ES-
cuelas Oficiales Y particulaTes de Ia
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Ell Papa Pho XIV volara en-
aeroplano probablemente

PARIS, seplembre 19-Grar jnte-
IS ha desperI&do eEtre los habiian-
tes del Vaucano Ia noticia de que los
cardsnales Ranuccj y Tacci volaron
so5-e \ Casa de Lo-eco en- IN bi-
plano. : este ha dado lugac a que Sc
desp:er;e IA aticI5E por Ia av:aci6n
deH;ro del reciRto pontific.o.
CUando Sc pusO este en- coUoc.-
nliea;o del Papa P.o NJ exc,am6-
q: Espiendido, De esa manera ia ben
dici6n de los tie;es vendra realmente
de los cie!os.'
EGtonces Sc pregLnt6 al Papa 81
acsptarla Ut aero?laro que !e -ega-
laser sQs admiTadc-es. habiendo cor
tzstado acknowledgements. Y ahadio
que usar55 el ae-oplaao. p4ro de ma
nera dc mo pasar mas ala de 'nues-
tras fronteras
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.os hijos de Dolores HidaIgo, en- aque-
los momentos, a nombre del Di-
rector. e. sefor don Ignacio Z. Loza-
no, iniciador de las be.!isimas obras
de las Eseuelas del Centenario, depo-
si;6 su coraZ0n de meXicano ante el
altar de Ia Patria. manifest4ndoles
que debido sus importantes labores
de periodsta, no le habia sido possible
venir. pero 81. que s. encontraba en-
tre nosotros sU espfritu : con el todo
8! car.no que siente por este pueblo.
Su sa!utaci6n fue correspondent por
IN APPLAUSE unanime Y estrucndoso
de los asistentes al acto..
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.DlOSE POR VENCIDA
LA LEGISLATURE
COOPERATISTA
Es la que Sc instaIo en-
eI puerto de Veracruz
por cuenta propla

Tclclrama Especial para "LA Pl'ENsN
CIUDAD DE A1TNTCO, Sept. IS
Despachos procedentss de Ia ciu-
dad d. Veracruz informan que Ia Le-
r;siatura cooperatista que Sc haota
;nsta2ado en- aquel puerto. ha decLa-
rado que en- vista de Ia brutal ilnpo-
sici6n de los Girutados jeristas, de-
sisten ellos de su empeHo. esperanto
que el propio origen espureo de Ia
legislature contraria la hara caer.
Al hacer esta declaration, que pone
fin esta contienda que Sc estaba
hacienda peligrosa, agregan los COO
peratistas que han tenido que repri-
mir con grandes t:abajos los impul-
sos de nultitud de sus partidarios.
que rretendian opener la violencia a
ID yiolenc'a-
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(Pasa a la Pas. 81
| A NULEFICAClON
DEL DECRETO DE
LA HUELGA
La pedira eI Congreso
iurldico meXICano a pro-
puesta de un socIo
T,,ecr,,,, E>ppciaI para IA PRENSA'.

TcIcarama EsneciaI para IA PRhNSA.
CIurDAD DE MENICO, Sept. IL
HOY Sc e:ectu6 aquI Ia segunda Sc
sion del Congreso jurfdico meX'cano'
hab;endose presentado diec!ocAo IN
teresantes trabajos, de los cuaies Sc
lego el perteneciente al Acehciaoo
Luis R. Lagos. que versa sonNe las
bases fundamentales para Ia reSlA-
mentaci6n de! trabajo.
En- este trabajo que ha nierecido
enthusiasts elogios de toda Ia asan-
btea Sc propone Ia derogacion del
artfculo l23 constitutional y Ia nu-
lificaci6r del decreto de huelga, al
cual artfculo Sc le MEGA toda lega-
lidad Sc le equipara con un YER
tadero estado de guerra dentro de
IA socieda.
Eel oraor fue muy aplaudido fe-
I:citado por este importante traba-
jo, despues de que hubo terminado 81
iectura.