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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening.

Philadelphia. Sept. Is.
whoat-No q red winter, l.oss@
Inv. do. sarlicky. as@io2.
Corn-No. 2. for export. Ts37S;
do. Ne. a. TsG7a. DO. No. 4. '2G
"a: car lots for local trade. No. 2.
yellow 7?@7s; No. 3. 7ef. Gso.
Oats--No. white, se0seis: No. 3,
white. as6ls4is.
put,er-westorn creamery extra,
a. nearby prints and fancy. 4s04s.
Eess-Noarhy extra firsts. IS; do.
frsts. 81. western extra firsts. SO; do.
frsts. 80. fancy selected, packed. 426
az.
Chocse--New York whole milk.
hncy fats. fresh. 22G22k; fair 70
good. 2002ih. longhorn. 2lis G22;
single daisies. held. 2lh@2ia.
Lave poultry--Fowls. not leghorns.
2b0ss: do. leehorns. 22G2s; spring
chickens not leshorns. 25GsO; do. leg
horns. 20025. cid roosters. 15di7:
ducks. white pekin. fancy. 2i@22; fair
to good. 1890: mixed colors. l5Gl7.
Dressed poultry Fowls. fresh killed
choice 90 fancy. 30Gsl; do. small
sizes. 22Gs7: chickens. western, 3l@
9b, hroillns chickens. nearby. s24Ss
DO. western, S0aa :. BOOSTERS. western
90. do. southern. IS: spring ducks
nearby. asQ25.
rotttoes-Ncarhy No. bushel bas'
kct. S004o. No. 2. l5G2o
rlour-soft winter straight west
crn. e.0oGe.25; do. nearby. 4.75a5.o0
hard winter, straight. 5.75ae.25; do.
short patent. 6.25@s.5o: spring. FIRST
clear. 6.00@6.2b; do. patent 6.75g7.2
do. short patent. 725@775; fancy
spring and city mixed. patent. family
brand, se00s7b:
Hay-Good new Timothy. ls0092o.-
90. good new clover. mixed. lb.00@
1900.
Rran-Soft winter. in l00-pount
sacks, 2S00G23.5o; do. spring, 22.5oa
235O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city, loose, 5A
60. special loose. 6A prime country
~ edible. in tiesces. "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
STOCKS ADVANCED
TWO TO FIVE POINTS,
MORE NEW RECORDS
Public Utilities, Oils and Mer-
chandising Shares Lead Up
ward Movement.
BUYING VOLUME LARGE
ny Associated Pres. to Every Evening.

py,Associs,cd Press to Every Evening.
New York. Sept lS.--tWall Street
1880 n mD-irrewular price move
mcn,s took place at the opening OF
toaays stock market session, but the
main tendency again was upward.
Public Utilities rosc substantially on
the executions of heavy accumula-
tion of huyiYg orders new highs for
the year being established by North
American and Peoples Gas. while
Consolidated Gas shot up nearly four
points and iaclcdc Gas "a.
Rail sharcs held firm. New orleans.
TeSas and Mexico climbing lhs 20 a
new pcnk price while the most of the
standard issues improved fractionally.
Wilson Company responded to the
reports OF packing house merger by
climbing points. and Iron Products
moved up 90 ~ a new top price.
Profit taking caused some reces-
sions In domestic oils. notably In Cos
den and Houston. while Mexican Pc
troleum after an early display of
strength slipped back two points.
Free offerings Of Cluctt Peabody
forced II down more than two points
Noon.-The market steadied and
then moved forward In response 10
the large volume of buying orders
which came into the market during
the morning Public Utilities, oils, and
merchandising shares led the advance
gnins 90 the leaders ranging from
two 20 nearly Ave points. There was
repeated evidence of profit taking. but
pll the offerings were easily absorbed
Consolidated Gas extended its gair
90 a. points and gains Of 3 points oi
more were made by Peoples Gas
General Electric Wilson Company
May Department Stores. Nauona
Cloak and Suit. United States Rub
hcr. first preferred. and New Orleans
Texas and Mexico.
other strong spots were Texas Gull
sulphur, philips Petroleum. Nationa
Biscuit. Iron Products, American
Writing Paper preferred and Toledo
81, Louis and Western. preferred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
LOCAL SECURITIES.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED,

Air Reduction Company, Inc. quar-
October IS
American-La France Fire Engine Com
pany, quarterly of pa per cent on COM
mon, payable November Is. and la per
cent on preferred, payable October 9
American Wholesale Corpora tion.
quarterly Of Ia per cent on preferred.
payable October J.
Central Aguirre Sugar Company. quar-
terry OF IA per cent, payable October .
Girard Trust Company, quarterly OF Q
per cent payable October 2.
Hendee Manufacturing Company.
quarterly OF !. per cent on preferred,
payable October 2
Hupp Motor Car Corporation, quarter
" or "a. per cent on preferred, payable
October ].
New York Telephone Company. initial
OF sl.oZr share on 65 per cent pre-
ierred, payable October 16.
Phelps Dodge Corporation. quarterly
OF per cent, payable October g.
Irarle OH and Gas Company, quar-
terly OF 3 per cent and extra Of 3 per
cent. payable October 81
Republic Trust Company, quarterly OF
ia per cent, payable October /.
United Gas Improvement Company
quarterly Of per cent on common. nav.
able October Is and q per cent on pre.
ferred. payable December Is.
Victor Talking Machine COMPANY
quarterly Of ! per cent on common anc
-. per cent on preferred. payable Oc
tober l5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
PORT PENN NEWS NOTES.

Port Penn. Sept. 15.--Mr. and Mrs.
George Webb have been entertaining
their grandson, Howard Classy, OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Helen Bull was n recent visitor
In Philadelphia with her sister, Mrs.
Zelda Classy.
Mrs. Conrad Dyer recently enter
talned Mr.. and Mrs. William Dyer, Of
Riverside, ~. j.
Miss Alma Little. Of Newark, is
visiting Miss Belle Carpenter.
The public school opened here last
Monday. Miss Mae Yearsley is the
teacher
Mrs. John Yearsley is on an ex
tended trip through the Peninsula
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Emory Marvel and Miss Eve
lyn Marvel who have been the guests
of. Mrs. Earl Pleasanton, have re-
| teurned 10 their home in Atlantic City
/ Miss Dorothy Green OF Philadelphia
is guest Of her grandfather, Julius
/ Cleaner,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Labor cost of 7O1sl .09e tons of an
thracite produced last year is given az
sgs3 nsi 600. while that of 74.i03.13s tons
in 1919 Was only siff.sIS.000, or scarcely
half as much for a larger tonnage.
Production of bitusninous during the
year 20 September totaled 232. I02,Ooo
tons, understanding the STRIKE 20 com
pare with 2s2.TbS,0o0 tons IN the same
period of lsrt year.
More freight OF an kinds was loaded
during the week ended September than
during any one week in eleven months
according 90 reports from the railroads
received by the American Railway AS
EnciHtlon.
While most commodities show heavier
total headings in 1920 than in 1922. the
loading of merchandise and miscel-
laneous freight has been running well
over that 81 1920 since the first week
Of April and In excess of 1921 during
the entire year.
reports flied with the American Rail
way Association from the rail carriers
~ the country showed that there were
40 ass surplus freight cars in good order
on Angus, 81. decrease Of 5o,506 since
''Union-mined coal is on the marlSe, in
quantity" reports the Coal Age.
Heavier receipts and offerings have
Foftcncd spot prices In the east Mar
keta supplied hy non-union fields have
registered but little decrease In prices,
and In some cases have shown a slight
upturn So heavily have the facilities
~ the roads originating non-union coal
been taxed IN the last i've months that
the movement of cars and consequent
production has been considerably ef-
fcried
The general tone OF business Is much
better and there is an impetus in buy
ina that had not been apparent" report
r. q Dun a Co. Some deterrent feat
ufUs are still retarding sales In some
lines. but a gradual Improvement Is
looked for. and fan orders are expected
90 hr plentiful"
The Baldwin Locomotive Works yes
trrdaN took another order for fifty loco
motives from the Baltimore and Ohio
making i00 which that railroad has or.
dnfed and raising 90 s33 .000 900 the busi-
ness nov ON the books of the big in
INstri1l concern
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton, Md. Sept. 15.-Miss Emily
e. Moore OF North East has been APP
pointed assistant principal Of the
County Agricultural High School at
Calvert.
Gilmore e. Deaf. aged 60 years.
brother-in-law OF Chief OF Police
George NJ. Potts. died September s
AT Chester. Pa
The post season series between the
Poet Deposit and Rising Sun baseball
teams of the Cecil County League will
begin at Port Deposit tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleaves an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Edna. 10 Elwood II. Blake of Balti-
more. The couple were married Sep
tember J.
The William n. Pearce Amusement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
State Board Of Education
Agrees on 81. 500, 900 School
Budget for Next Year.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, Sept. 1b.--In line with a
meeting held here week ago yester-
day OF principals or supervising prin-
cipals OF special school districts. with
II. v. Holloway, superintendent of
public instruction. and his assistants.
relative to the school budgets for the
next four years. meeting OF the
State Board OF Education was held
here yesterday for the special pur-
pose of comforting with the super
vising principals and as many OF the
commissioners as could be present.
The meeting was held In the Senate
Chamber of the State House and was
largely attended, practically every
supervising principal of the special
school districts of the State being
present
After DIR. Holloway. secretary of the
State Board of Education. had made
known the objects of the meeting a
general discussion was called for by
President Brown of the State Board,
the board desiring free expression
from each supervising principal as 70
his particular budget and any sug-
| kehkloT ut lnlSnN hhNt W ithth' dS w
any shaving OF the budget as prepared
n week ago by the different principals,
which the State Board considered at
their meeting on Friday last. princi-
pals OF the Lewes, Seaford. laurel.
Georgetown. Dover, Caesar Rodney
Claymont and Wilmington all gave
their opinions az TO their budgets, ex-
planning that after careful considera-
ton, they could not see where they
could do much shaving.
Ii was made plain To the principals
and others present that with the total
amount of the budgets as already sub.
mitted, aggregating In the total al
most ss.00o000, in the belief of the
State Board and others. the Legls
lature would not pass such a bill and
consequently the effort of the Stat,
Board would be to reach an amoun
which would come as near as possible
TO the amount appropriated by tbs
! last Legislature for school purposes
! At the afternoon session OF th'
; State Board after careful considera
| tion of all the budgets submitted, /
was decided TO fix the budget 10
, school purposes for 1e23-24 AT 50,
, soc. 900, and that for l924-2S at s2.600,
|, 900. The percentage basis as sug
4 gested by Assistant Supervisor 4
, Public Instruction John Shilling Of 81
per cent for general control and
per cent for instructionai service, wa
/. adopted,
The reduction made by the Stat
Board of the total amount OF IN
budgets submitted was $4,000 and
| is believed by the State Board OF Edu
cation that with this amount pre-
sented to the Legislature, II Will /
! granted.
Dover's New Church.
Bids for Dovers new Memoirs
Presbyterian Church have been sui
mitted as follows: William NJ. New
l. ton. Dover. ss5.54o: w. D. Haddoc
& Co. Of Wilmington. &4i. .267: Lon v
l. Clifton, Dover. 3%S.s77. The awar
" has not been announced.
70 Wesley Collegiate Institute opens
Al up this week. under most favorab
IS circumstances, Already an enrol
N ment OF 80 has been recorded, with
~ large number to enter next Monda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
>. L. Pyle ps..e. Examination.

Ar q result Of the examinations heid
last May by the State Board Of pub
lie Accountants. Joseph i.ybran
Pyle Of 1910 West street has been
given certificate MS pubic ac-
countant. Iie il associnte6 With Clif-
ford E. Iszard Another examination
Will be held IN November, when Il Ia
expected there Will be other candl-
dates. Mr.. Jszard leaves tomorrow FOR
Chicago 10 attend the American fpsti-
tute n National Accountants,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
To holders of Victory Notes and 9th,

~ h'''''' W ''NNN'S -NtN'o hhu otAi'if
concerned
Notice is hereby given as follows:
Call for partial redemption OF Az per
cent Victory Notes. All 4s4 per cent Vic.
tory Notes, otherwise known as United
States of America Gold Notes Of 1922
1923. which bear the distinguishing letters
A. b, G. ID, Il or r. preflxed to their serial
numbers. having been designated for the
purpose by lot I'm the manner prescribed
by the Secretary of the Treasury. are
called for redemption on December 15
1922. pursuant TO the provision for re-
demption contained in the notes and In
Treasury Department circular Number
l3S dated April 81. 1919. under which
the notes were originally issued Interest
on all the asa per cent Victory Notes thus
called for redemption will cease on said
redemption date, December IL. 1922
Victory Notes of the Al per cent series
bearing the distinguishing letters G., II,
| ]. J. X. or l.. preflSed to their serial num-
hers are not in any manner affected by
| this call for redemp tion. and will become
due and payable ms TO principal on May
| 20. 1929. according tn their terms
| 2-Detailed information as 10 the pres-
! entation and surrender OF AZ per cent
/ Victory Notes for redemption under this
| call is given in Treasury Department
| Circular Number 300, dated July 20.
| 1922, copies of which may be obtained
| from the Treasury Department, Division
OF Loans and Currency. Washington. ID.
O.. or any Federal Reserve Bank,
A. W. MELLON,
Secretary or the Treasury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
MARKETING BY MAIL.

The Farm Products Co. of Bridge
ton. n. j., has rather unique plan
OF marketing by mail. which is ex-
plained in a classified advertisement
under Mail Orders in today's Every
Evening. Upon receipt of the order the
company will send by parcel post a
combination package of fresh farm
products.
A representative OF Every Evening
saw a sample OF the package sent out,
and IL appears 10 be food value. and
an innovation in shopping by mail
The plan Will appeal particularly TO
the busy housewife who finds it easier
and more conycpient 10 send an order
by mail than to go TO the market for
her vegetables.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15

There is but one change In tho facul-
ty from last year,
Dovcr's baseball team. which won
the State championship here last
week. with n five-game series, yes
terday defeated tho All-Stars OF New
Castle. by score OF ~ 10 Z. A
large crowd witnessed the game and
the interest was just as intense as
during the regular season. The Do
ver boys will play the strong st.
Thomas team OF Wilmington tomor-
rpw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
David IIndsay's Birthday.

David Lindsay, president Of Lindsay
Brothers. of Philadelphia. celebrated
his 18th birthday anniversary yester-
day. Mt his home. 1i04 Broome street
a family dinner was feature Of the
evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15

co. will give banquet In the Armory
next Tuesday.
A community show will be held A.
Calvert soon. J. r. Crothers has been
elected president; William Brown,
vice. president and John =. Reisler,
secretary and treasurer.
Thomas NJ. Garrett. n southern rep
rosentative OF the du Pont Co, is
spending his vacation in Elkton.
Edward NJ. Taylor will go 20 Staun-
ton. Va, Monday. and Will enter the
Stnunton Military Academy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
Today's Radio Program.
(s6o Meters Wave Lengthy
WJZ-Newark. n. J.
(6tandard Time)

100 p. m.--Final baseball scores
40 y. m.-Bedtme stories. by Thorn
ton Burgess. author.
p. m.-"Weekiy report on condi-
tions of leading industries" by
r. d. wycoff. editor OF the
magazine OF Wall Street: f1nal
baseball scores; location OF ships
at sea, by the Radio Cooperation
of America; closing prices OF
stocks, bonds. grain. coffee and
sugar.
$40 p. m.-Literary evening conduct
ed by the editorial stats of the
Outlook Scientific American and
Harper & Bros.
1920 p. m.-Concert by Louisa Patter-
son, soprano.
1852 TO IL p. m.-Standard time
signals from Arlington.
11.ol p. m.-Official weather forecast.
KDKA-Pittsbure.
700 p. m.-Tri-weekly letter from
Farm and Home" Detours and
Conditions of Highways within a
radius of $50 miles of Pittsburg.
including Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia.
900 p. m.-Concert by David Schles-
singer, violin; Miss Minnie Adler,
pianist; Mabel jefferson, soprano
WDAR-Philadelph
1890 a. m. TO IL m. and 4.30 p. m. TO
Q p. m.-Latest dance music and
popular songs.
WOO-Philadelphia.
4.30 p. m.-Music.-
| 1855 p. Warrington time signal
United States wea ther forecast
and press dispatches.
WFI-Philadelphia.
$50 10 500 p. m.-Baseball scores
Evening concert from 7.30 tc
$50 p. m, by Helen Ackroyt
Clare. contralto; Loretta Kerk
pianist; Caroline Hoffman. plan
list. and Paul Keast, baritone.
Official produce market ant
livestock reports at 10 a. m. anC
2 p. m. on 4S5 meters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CRY. \. =.

\Noetro,S~to. Kentuckr Ave. ny HeA
VeoliiilIlSteI Elevator 70 street PT-
yste baths running wUter. a. v opp
owner and prop. Open sIi year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
RADIO FANS
Look at These Prices:

Big Catalogue Of Parts Complete Radio
Outfits at Special Price.
SPIRO BROTHERS
$40 Real Estate Trust Building
Philadelphia, Pa
Dealers and Agents Wanted In Every Town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
BETTERTON. MD.
HOTEL CHESAPEAKE

with fresh vegetables and sea foods from
farms and bay Pure spring water.
MkS. l.. VI. OWKND.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-19
De Ia HueTtta
0rrib0j a
NOga|eS
Cruzo inmediatamente
la Inca para If a
HermosiIIo, Sonora
Sc insiste en- que ira {
Washington y Nueva
York con una mission
del gob;erno mexicano

Teicc-ur:c Especial pcTc Ia PRESSA.
NOGALES. Ar!Z.. Tna~zo lS.-fIn ui'
,ren especial prccedente de e. Paso,
arribo hoy a.;uf 2 las cinco y dicz M
nutos de II tarde el seno- Ado!fo oe
IA Huerta. Secre.ario de Hacienda en-
el Gabinete del PreSidente ObregoA
E. convoy cruzo inmediatamente ues-
pues IL linea international Sc inter
no en- te-Titorio mexicano.
De - Huerta, que vino acompana :
do nor un rurneroso personal dc ami
COS empleados de II Administrators
pQblica, fue recibido ell Ia Es;aclon del
Fevrocarril por gran nurne-o de per-
soaas de NogaleS Sonora, y otras mu-
chas que vinieron Ge Tiorrnosli!o oe
Guaymass con ese solo rnotivo.
Ounce minutes despues de Su arm
bo parti0 e. ren rumbo Ia capital
del Estado de Sonora L donde "a e.
Ministro con el fin de ar-es!ar con Ia
LEGISLATURE del Estado una nueva Ii
cenc!a para continuar ausente de su
puesto de Gobernador Constitutional de
Sonora.
Terminates eS.os asuutos, scgIn
las versioneS do sus acompanautes,
Don Adolfo regres3-a Nogales y de
aouf pGrtir& para Washington. donde
seSun Sc s1be llsva una conEsi6n es-
peciaI del PrcsideSte Obreg0n ante e.
PrcSiGente Harding.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-19
NO HAY PELIGRO ALGUNO
De COMPLICACIONES
Dice Gales que la incauta-
ci5n de una fdbrica no es
cosa de pe!igro

Tc'.1-c-r,a Ev,r~;aI para IA P2EESi"
C-CDAD DE NENICO. mario Is
Con uotivo del embargo decretado
po- q Goble-no de Guanaiuato, de Ia
flbrica de H;lados Tejidos san
Fernando" u5icada en- esa capital, fue
ent-eyiStado hoy e. Secrota-!o Dc Go
bernaci6n. General Plutarco Elias Ca
les. sobre 81 -! acci5n no traer.a com
piicatones !nte-nacioaales. "a que IL
tabr!ca de refeccnc!a era propiedad
del s:i5d;to espaaol, seAor Eusebio
Gonzalez.
\ tai interrogation contest6 = gene
raj Gales que era infantii abr!ga- te-
mc-es de- cue II aplicacion eXacta de
Euestras leyes los extranjeros pudie
- o-is.na- tales conpl!caciones. Y cue
era un abSurdo Greer que los extranje
ros tengan mas p-errosativas que los
n2cionaIeS.
AsreS6 cl Secretario de Gobernac!6n
que era impossible violar las leyes vi
cen;es por comp!accr = los eXtra-je-
roS tan solo por el tenor de que sus
gobiernos Sc G.sgusten. Mexico Geja
RIA de ser Un pals lib-e : soberano.
ag7es6 Gales 81 fuera 4 tencr tales
ccmplacenc.as-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-19
La CARRETERA DEL
MERIDIAHO SERA EN-
BREYE UNA REALIDAD
Va estd sierde coRstrufdo el
fran,o entire NueDo Laredo
y Monterrey

TcIec-amc E~ree:aI pcr- ''LA PRESSA'
CTCDAD DE NENICO. mario IS.
Il ingsniero Benjamin Burchard, Pre-
s!Gsute del Comtta de Monterrey. en-
carga6o del trazo de IA carretera del
Neridia1o. ha inSor1lado a "A Secreta
ria de Fomento que "a Sc principiaron
los t-abajos de construction de d;cha
ca--etera en- Ell trarno conp-endido en-
ire Nueyo Laredo. TamauEpas y n
capital de Nuevo Leon.
La citaSa carretera viens desde Ia po
blaci5n de Winnipeg. Canada, acrave-
sa7do todo 81 -erritorio de los Est2dos
Uni6os. de Norte Sur = eat-a a Me-
x!co po- Nuevo Laredo. de doade Sc
euira hasta esta capital. Sc ha dado
4 ese camino ell nombrs de carretcra
del Me-,diano, po- seg;!r una Inca
cas-; pa-aleIa q los nerid!anos que pa
san Dor IA citada ciudad canad!snse Y
"A C.uda5 de Mexico. consi6ecadas
has1a ahora como los extremes del ca
nino. aunoua segin Sc sabe. sc tiene
ei proposito de prolongar luego dicha
carretera traves de Ceatro y Sur
America, hasta ell Cabo de Hornos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-19
F FUS|LAnI De
REBELDES En-
GUERRERO
EI gobierno obra !mpIa'
cabIemente con los
insurreCtos
La Secretaria de Guerra dice
que Alen1an estuyo a punto
de ser captura6o

Tc!rc-ar-. Especial pcyG LA PEENSa."
CICDAD DE MENCO, mario IL.
-SeSun parte Official readido n
Secretarta de Guerra, en- un punto la
mado TIacuache. perte2eciente a. Es-
tado de Guerrero, fueron aprehendi-
dos los teteS rebeldes E!pidio
Cortes Piza Y Federico Burgas . Quie
nes Sc conduio n IL Hacienda FL Ga
llinero en- donde Sc les fo-mo un Con-
sejo de Guerra suna-Esimc.
Este los senteaci0 4 sufrir Ia Pc
na capita! e inmediatamente dcspues
de pro1unciadi Ia sentencia fneTon
pasados por las a-mas en- el P-opio
lugar Gel juicio.
Tambien fue info-nada Ia propia
Secretarfa de que en- el pCnto demo
minado Guadalupe, cerca de Ciudad
Juarez, fueron aprehendidos los rebel
des Ernesto Espa-za, Leopoldo Her
aanGez y Manuel EHriquez Ell los mo
me2tos en- que cruZahan Ia Inca di-
visoria. yiniendo en- son de -ebeldla-
Los aprehendidos nan hecho i0te-
reSantes dec!araciones acerca de acti-
vidades revolucionaTias que Sc estan
Icvando efecto en- los Estados Uni
dos po- elementos desafectos 4 n
actual Administrator o6reEoaista-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-19
LA LIBERALIZATION De
La LEY DEL TRABAJO
Los irdustriales Green que
no dnG nm resuItado
ss,tisfactorio

TctcS~cEnc ESzeciGi 2aro LII PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE NEXICO, mario IS
L liberalization de II Ley del Traba-
10 tai como sc pretende llevarla Z ca
bo Ia Secretaria de lndustria, no sera
b,anesica, 81 Ia reforna Il la Constitu
c:6n 10 t-asforma esa ley Ell Cod!go
modificzarse de acuerdo con las cir
cunstancias que sohreveDgan como
evo!uc.6n de las classes obreras y de
Ia industrial
Tai es "a opinion susteatada por
connotados industriales de esta capi-
tai. Quienes expresan que siendo rigi-
damente constitutional a reglamenta
ci6n, en- un tempo mas ueaos corto.
o mas menos largo. Sc volveran a
presantar iguales dificultades para Ia
palic2ci6n de II ley, como ocurre ac-
tualInente-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-19
T'csecran-a Es2ecic, rcTa "LA PEENS.i"

7'eecraHnG Es2ecie, rcrs "LA pRENSA"
CIUDAD DE NEXICO. MARIO
.IS.-Se encreatra en- esta capital e.
Gobe-nado- del Estado de Jalisco.
Basiuo vad!lIo. quien vino confe-
renciar con el P-esidente Obreg5n.
sobre e. conflicto surgido entire e.
Executive de este Estado el Con-
Sreso Local.
Ta6n.o rec!bi6 aquI Ia noticia de
"a denegaci6n de Ia suspension del
acto de desafuero que pidi6 ants- 81
Juez Ge D!sCrito de Jalisco, asi como
la de, non,branieato del diputado Va
la3c4 Ramirez coa2o CooernaGor in
te-ino de! Estado. proced:en6o inme-
diataments : inte-poaer IN nuevo re
curse de anparo ante uno de los
Jueces SUpe-nunerarios de Distrito
Ge esta capital