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New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN cHATTEr.
nor MORTGAGE, N. Peyser. Auctr, will sell at
at 10 a. m, in restaurant at premises, 14s
East A2d st., n. Y. c.. all Chattels, Res
tanrant Equipment, Machinery. Dishes and
Slverwaro contained in a certain chattel
mortgage executed by G. z. & l.. Lunch
Co.. Inc. to Nathan schulman. which
mortgage is dated July IT, 1922. and duly
nled In the office of the Register OF the
County of New York July II, 1922.
BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN CHATTEL.
mortgage, N. Peyser. Auctr., Will sell
sat public auction "Wednesday, November j 5.
Broadway. ". Y c., all Chattels and Res
taurant Equipment contained in certain
conditional bill Of sale by Triumphant
Restaurant and Bakery, Inc. to I. schul-
man g. Son, Inc. which conditional bill
Of sale Is dated June "a, 1922, and duly
fled In the office OF the Register Of the
County of New York July 10, 1922.
By VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION WILL
sell thia day. at 2 P. NJ, at 33s East 9th
St, Manhattan, one Brake, one 30-inch
Shears. one Rex Typewriter, one Desk,
Benches, Hand Tools, etc. Re: Hegt VS.
New Style Roofing Co. Albert Levine, City
Marshal.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
N urses. Etc.

NURSE or second chamberrraid; young.
refined; Scotch Protestant. references
winthrop Bureau, az West 42d, room 626
LonEacre s74s.
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WAITRESS. Swedish; very competentI ex-
cellent city references. Sampson Agency
TS4 Lexington av. Plaza 5006.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST-Currency and check: about etoe In
bills: also check lost November IL, 1880
p ma, near 23d at. ticket office d. L. W.
Reward. p. O. Box 175. Landing. N. j.
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WAITH ESS--~Young, neat, excellent Miss
Halls Bureau, IL West 4atb. Vanderbilt
s94d.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Office

SITUATION wANTED-By young woman
as executive private secretary: has had
experience In bank stenographer and
has managed country estates keeping ac-
counts and actual supervision ana control
OF work In all branches on farm. Excel
lent references as to character, experience
and ability. Address Ds2S. Tribune,
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Stoves and Boiler Repairs

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash Ad.
vice free. Bennett, 172 B'way, I'd floor.
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Mattresses

WAITRESS - Experienced; makes de-
licious salads sandwiches. etc.; good
sivas oioaaner. r. ~ miss nao noinaysr nsensy;
Murray Hill.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER and CooK-Young Scotch
American couple; small adult family:
both very capable. r., Miss Hofmayer's s
Agency. 10 II. 4sd St. 3d floor Telephone
SeAI Murray HILL
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Together with all ana singular the
rights privileges, hereditaments and an.
purtenances thereof or thereunto belong
ing, including all buildings. structures
and ftxfures thereon, enG all machinery
equipment and appliances and all othes
fixed assets thereon or therein as wei
as all tools. jigs, dies and patterns
necessary or useful In and about the
manufacture of Chalmers automobiIes
and parts.
All the right title and property Of th,
Chalmers Company and Of the Receive,
o,,d o,, IN I ana to all Inventory. including all
whether finished or In process OF manu-,
facture, materials, supplies and other In.
yentories on hand at the date Of the
thns. r,nal .hecree. s,e or the proceeds of an,
usual course Of business between the da I,
OF the Final Decree and the date Of Ie.
IVery or possession to the Purchases,
thereof. %
Parcel @
Ill All other property ana interests II
property, OF every kind. character anf
description. Of the Chalmers COMPANY n,
Of the Receiver. including all draYta
,..l nilia, notes and accounts receivabie
r'sims rlsh1a, .s1 contracts, agreements. leases
and particularly that certain claim hers
tofore filed by the Chalmers Comnan,
against Maxwell Motor Company. Incor
Snsa, Man,sact,,n,n. IN the c suit OF Jenks y Mul
Motor Company, Incorporated, in III,
court hereinaboye mentioned, all bonds
snares OF stock certificates of deposit
securities. ell patents, licenses. traaa
marks. trade names and good will. al
drawings. books. vouchers and oths
papefs ana records, muniments OF TIL
ana evidences OF ownerahip. and nj
eash on hand and in bank at the date q
delivery Of possession to the Purchaser
For more particular description a
ese properly 70 be sold. and OF the term
OF sale, Intending purchasers are berah
reIerred to the Final Decree and to IN
fscora rec IN said consolidated cause. and t
the statement or statements of the n a
ceiver to be flled with the cierl, ~ es =
Court, as In tho Final Decree directed.
AS more fully provided by the Fina
Decree. to which reference is hereb
II said sale will be made withou
extension sa0i 'n :
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CEAMBBRMAID. seamstress or chiid's
nurse, baby or older child; city or coun-
try; experienced in both lines of work;
highly recommended. M. Miss Hofmayer's
Agency 10 East 43d st, Sd floor. Tele-
phone S947 Murray Bill.
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friction pulleys, 3 paper frictions, 4
connected boxes, 80 journal boxes, caps
and miscellaneous pipe fittings OF
which are contained in 8 kegs and 2
barrels AZ set collars, 7 short pieces
of shaft, 1870 #. 3-15 16 shaft, kker
shaft with kicker arms, and three box.
es. 3-15'6O, "a iron frictions, / pair OF
sinner heads, 100 #. ! IL in pipe,
332O6 #. 2 IL in. pipe and fittings. 22o
Ks c. l. pulleys, PA {. l. pulleys,
% GIG c. |. pullcys 1-24 iron split
pulley. 1-332x9 c. l. pulley, l-24xl2
iron ,tightener pulley, l-32xS IS pull
lev, 1-2SxS IS puIley, 2-20xs IS prl;eys'
2-14x14 IS pullcys, 1 IS pulley
So X s S. pullcys, l-lox S. pulleys'
10x1O pullcys, l-332xG IS pulleys, l-3S
Ks s. puIIcys, l,12x14 IS pulleys, !.
lGx4 S $ pulley, 1-5X3 IS pulley, l-2SxS
IS pulley. 2-9OxG IS puIlcys, 2-2ox6'
111.1GC |. puIlcys, 2-14xSx2 lis c. l.
pullc,s. I-2lx4 c. I. pulley, 1 keg split
pulley BUSH, i #. 4 II pipe, l gaso'
line engine and pump. 1 road grader
I file saw RIG, string Of pipe from
pump =. Nv mill proper.
The >,rr, described property seized
as hcIpuyjU%c to the defendant, II. D.
Glass. and VIII be sold TO satisfy said
WIT Of Execution and all costs,
This the Sth day ~. March, 1872.
!. +. c. rINlE, Sheriff.
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GIBSLAND ITEMS

Mr.. Leslie Hammer has returned
from his sad mission to West, Texas.
being called there by the sudden death
of his cousin, Mr.. Peale Hammer,
which sad event occurred at LaFeria
March 18th. Peale was a Gibsland
boy, and lived here all his life until
a few years ago when he moved to
Texas. The news Of his death was
severe shock, and his many friends are
deeply grieved.
Two very interest ball games were
played here Friday. Our basket ball
girls defeated the Arcadia basket ball
team and the Gibsland base ball team
won the game over the Haughton boys
Mrs. O. p. Avinger was called tC
Minlen last week by the illness OF her
sister. Miss Willie Mae Wallace.
Mr.. Edd Harp, of Arcadia, was a
business visitor here on Monday.
Mrs. Bennett and Miss Mollie Smith
visited relatives in Shreveport last
week.
Misc Emma Leachman, field worker
for the Baptist Home Mission Board
| and Miss George Barnette, secretary
| of the W. NJ. T., were recent guests
| in the home of Mrs. i. f. Rogers.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. H. Payne have re
| turned from a most delightful yisl
to relatives at Fort Worth, Tex.
| Mrs. W. H. Kicks and children, O.
| Monroe, have been guests in the home
of her father. Mr. L. A. Taylor.
Mrs. Butler, of Missouri, is the CUES
of her daughter, Mrs. c. J. Ketchum
and is making the acquaintance of he
little new granddaughter, who arriV
ed March 18th.
Rev. L. W. Martin has the pleasur
of having as guests in his home, hi
] mother, Mrs. G. F. Martin, of Rims
i gold. and his sister, Mrs. McGraw, c
Shreveport.
: Mrs. w. S. Row and little Cornell
spent last Thursday visiting in Hon
er.
h Mrs. Dawson, of Bernice, was tt
|, guest of her daughter, Mrs. L. NJ. Phi
9 lips, for few days last week.
n Miss Blanche Phillips and, Onnl
$ Hortman, students Of the L. ?. l.,
Ruston, spent the wid-term vacatl(
at home.
Miss Joe Mat COpelandf Of Tayl(
s. was visitor here Friday.
Miss Juanita Porter, of Bienvil
thigh school faculty, was the week-e1
: guest of Mrs. Chas. Byrd.
Mr.. w. J. BrOadwel visited |
!, daughter, Mrs. Carl Brown, in Hayn'
: vile last week.
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RECEIVERS SALE

In the matter Of the Receivership of
the Gibsland Hardware :; Supply
Co., Ltd, No. 26, Receivcrship
Docket of Bienville Parish, La.
Under and by virtue of a commits
sion eminating from the above named
honorable court and directed to me.
J. p. Jones, Receiver in the above
entitled cause, l will offer for sale
to the last and highest bidder for
cash with benefit of appraisement at
the principal front door of the court
house in the town of Arcadia, within
the legal hours for such sales on
Saturday, Apri! s, 1872?
the following described property to-
wit:
The s - of Lots 1 and >, less thai
part Of Lot 2 heretofore sold to K. d
Sims, and Lot 20, all in Block tx, as
per map of Town Of Gibsland, toseth
er with all buildings and Improvement
thereon and thereto belonging. AIS
one lot of Furniture and Fixtures
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SHERIFF SALE

Mrs. Eugenia M. Baker, vs.. J. A. Cas-
key-No. 5939-Third Judicial Dis.
trict Court, State Of Louisiana, Par.
ish of Bienville.
Under and by virtue Of Writ of
Seizure and Sale issued from the above
named Honorable Court and to me di.
rected, I have seized and vii, offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder for
cash to meet the note for 100000 due
together with interest on the whole
debt of 100000 at eight per cent from
November 18th, 1919 until paid, and
ten per cent additional as attorneys
fees on said whole amount of 100000,
WITHOUT THE BENEFIT OF AP.
PRAISEMENT, at the principal front
door of the Court house at Arcadia, Bi
enville Parish, La, within the legal
sale hours on
Saturday, April LIST, 1922
the following described property, to
wit:
Lots 2 and 8 1.-TWO and Three) O.
Block Six (6) as per plat and surve,
of the Town Of Arcadia on file in tn
Clerks office Of the Parish Of Bien
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Arkwriuht's Spinning Jack.

The Science museum, South Ken
slngton, London, has acquired the only
known specimen Of the original Ark
wright spinning jack, which has been
In the Swain family for $50 years. 1t
has 48 spindles, and Is worked by hand
with a fve-foot wooden t1ywheel. Ark.
wright. after attempting perpetual mo-
ton, completed In 176S machine 1or
spinning cotton thread.
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STOP THAT ITCHING.

If you suffer from any form OF skin
diseases, such as Itch, Eczema, letter,
Cracked hands, Ringworm, Old Sores,
or Sores on Children, we will sell you
a Jar Of Blue Star Remedy on guar
antee that If you are not satlsned
we will refund you your money. Ii
will not stain your clothes.-City
Drug Store. (9-9-tf)
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LEE LOCALS

The local rain of last weekend will
greatly hinder the farmers of this
vicinity in their progress of farm
work. Quite few have planted corn
already and others are ready to plant
Many pupils who have been absent
from school on account of the flu, are
welcomed back this week.
Several Of the ones who were on
the sick list last week are able to be
up now, and on the road to recovery.
Lee basket ball team played a game
with the Ringgold girls first team
last Friday afternoon. 1t was very
interesting game and large crowd of
spectators We're present. Lee was vic
tOrious by score of Is to 9. We wish
to congratulate Miss Brewt0n on her
skill as a referee and hope to return
the game Friday on RinggOld's court,
where we are expecting to enjoy
another game equally as well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Hall, and Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Giddens with theil
families visited their parents, Mr.. an(
Mrs. W. B. Hall Sunday.
A number of young people were en-
tertained in the home Of Misses Nelli'
Myrtle and Ona Hall, Sunday after
noon.
The Misses Upton, of Lee School
spent the weekend with their broth
er in Ringgold.
Mr.. Cradle Hall who has been work
ing in the oil field spent the week
end at home returning to his wor
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Prothro, {
Sparta, were visitors in the home
their relatives this week.
Mrs. Holland Hayes is spending
few days with her grandson al
granddaughter, Mr., and Mrs. aCliffol
Spinks.
Miss Lennie Virl McGinty, Of Rim
gold, spent the weekend at home
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WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES

Tho "Want" columns Of the large
hily papers are filled with calls from
Ihnks wholesale houses, lumber o.
Iiees oil companies and other business
|Oucerns for Tyler Comemrcial Col
IN graduates to fill positions as book
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u Your big opportunity is before you
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business is the greatest profession
\ modern times. Regardless OF the
Of work in which you may later
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lbuiession, you must know how to keep
In accounts, you must understand
= laws Of business so that you can
west your savings wisely and carry
81 your transactions in a business
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Therefore, Is Of vital necessity to you
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Fthe men who manage : the destinies
Il The business and the confidential
correspondence will pass through X2ll
Hands You will, by attending our
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When a vacancy occurs, you VIII
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when you are promoted to a more I'M
pOftant position, a young person tresh
irom our excellent institution will take
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You will give yourself square dea
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The thoroughness Of our training
indisputably proven by our aveTa'
annual enrolment Of over 5000 Tor q
last five years. Business men reco
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stock of General Merchandise, and one
lot Of Accounts, Notes and Judgments.
The above described property to
be sold to pay debts and liquidate the
affairs of the Gibslaud Hardware 4
Supply Co., Ltd.
This the End day of March, l922, A.
D.
J. PAUL JONES. Receiver
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British Army "Swagoer."

It has been said that the Engllsn
army authorities once issued an or
der that officers should not wear eye
glasses or spectacles, these being con-
sidered evidence Of defective sight. A
number Of army officers then took to
wearing the monocle, disobeying the
army order by safe margin and CIV
Ing to themselves, as 1t was thought
at the time, an air Of distinction, the
thought being. something like tina,
which prompted so many officers ano
enlisted men to carry short cane
which came to be called a "swaggel
stick" =
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vile, with all buildings and improve.
ments thereon.
The abovedescribed property seized
as belonging to the defendant J. A.
Caskey, and will be sold to satisfy
said Writ Of Seizure and Sale and all
costs.
This the 22nd day Of February, 1922
J. E. CURRIE,
Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE

$. Bender vs.. II. D. Glass No. 54S33,
Third Judicial District Court, State
Of Louisiana, Parish of Bienvllle.
Under and by virtue Of a Writ OF
Execution issued from the above nam
ed Honorable Court and to Me direct
ed, | have seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder Tor
cash, with the benefit Of appralsement
at the II. y. GLASS MILL SITE at
CASTOR, La, within legal sale hours
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nize our graduates as superior, which
is proven by the fact that they call
on US every day for bOokkeepers
stenographers, secretaries, etc. Fill in
and mail for free catalogue. It's
reading will inspire you to action.
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SATURDAY, APRIL Sth, 1922

the following described property, to-
wit:
$50 #. 3OlG. rail, 100 lbs. spikes, 10
lbs. track holt,l set Of irons for log
haul. | cutoff saw filing machine, /
fling clamp, S275 lbs. Of chains, 7
large sprockets for No, IS chain, 2-4O
in. Gear, . small pinions, 3-4S iron
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Or IA Ihinks She Does.

The thing a man enjoys about a love
affair Is that he has found someone at
last who believes everything he says
Boston Transcript.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-13
Los jefes de aniones ira
tan de pnalizm d
hdfico en- todas los
Estados Unidos

WASHINGTON, agosto La
mayorfa de los miembros de los e1e-
cutivos de los ferrocarriles aprueba
el plan del Presidente Harding do
dejar Ia resoIuci6n de Ia question de
Ia aatigiiedad a "a decision del Con-
sejo del Trabajo Ferrocarrilero, pero
una minorfa rechaza por complete
dicho plan.
En- cuanto n las uniones. Ia mayo
r!a rechaza de plano dicha PROPOSE
cion pero hay taInbien una mino-fa
que propone Que Sc hagan unas mo
dificaciones al plan de Mr.. Harding.
Ain Ia aceptaci6n de las empresas
es meramente Conditional
a las 2.30 p m. de hoy recibio el
Prssidente Harding una delegation
ae representatives de las uniones
huelguistas, las 40 otra de los
ejecutiyos de los ferrocarriles.
Hoy todas las miradas Sc v7Ielren
hacia Ia Casa Blanca, de donde Sc
espera Ia solucion del problema-
Entretanto ell movimiento en- favo,
de IA hueIga general sigue auuentan
do en- las cuatro grandeS heTManda-
des feTocarrileras. y ya en- varias
parties los miembros de dichas, her
mandates han lido a Ia huelga
Sc sabe que Tos jefes de las unio-
nes han discutido mucho Ia estrate-
sia que Sc proponen emplear para
paralizar el trafico en- todo ell pats
torzar de esa manera Ia soluci6n de
Ia huelga.
Ese plan consiste en- parali7:ar el
trafico por medic de huelgas par
ciales en- las principales arterias del
trafico ferrocarrilero, que son; Ia de
New Haven ,en Nueva Inglater-a; Ia
de Santa Fe; Ia del Illinois Central:
Ia de PENNSYLVANIA New York Cen
trail; Ia Southern y Ia de Chicago,
Milwaukee y St. PaU.
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GoMPERs PlDE QUE Sc AvERI-
CUE Ia CAUSA DE LOS DIES
CARRlLAMIENToS

WASHINGTON, agosto I2.-Saaue,
Gompers. presidente de Ia FeSeraci6n
Americana del Trabaic, en- un bo3etta
que public6 hoy dice que los funcio-
narios p1blicos, que E2 estsn bajo "a
Influenza de los jefes de los feTo-
carriles, deberLln hacer una avert
guacion en- cada accidente fe1rpvia-
rio. para que Sc comprobase Ia YER
dad de las declaraciones de los ira
baJadores ferTocarrileros de que las
locomotoTaS y carros SO hallaIl en-
dcplorables coa3:ciones.
Hsbla de Ia frecuencia con que han
ocurrido Instantaneous Gl.ialamen
te cita el accidente en- el feToc.lrr:l
del Missouri Pacific en- que perecie-
ron 35 personals , dice que le r,a:e-
ce enteramente necesaIio que en-. ca
da case de academies ferrocarrile-os,
las autoridaGss invez:iguen "a causu
y Sc comuniIue al publico, iDmediata
ner.c e. resultado de Ia averiguac!on-
para q Sc sepa 81 cl uso de locoinoto
ras defectuosas, contra los preceptos
de la ley, pone en- peEgro "a vida hn-
mana
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LAS EMPRESAS FERROVIARlAS
NlEGAN LA ASERCIoN DE
GOmPERS

ST. LOUIS. agosto 12.-Los iefes
de los ferrocarr!!es que tienen sus
oficinas en- esta ciudad. han negado
commandments Ia aserci6n de Mr..
Gompers, de que los GItimos acciden-
tes ferroviarios quizi Sc deban 4 las
malas condolences de las loconctoras
J. NJ. kurn, presidente del ST.
Louis and San Francisco. manifesto
que desde que Sc declare IA huelga no
ha ocurrido IN solo descarrilaulicato
en- esa Inca
Respecto de IA indication de Com
pers de que Sc investigaran los ac-
cideates ferroviarios por autoridades
que no estuviesen bajo Ia Influenza
de las enpresas ferrocarrileras. Mr..
kurn dice que Ia Corlis;6n de Conner
clio Interior averigua siempre todos
los casos de descavrilam;ento o cho-
que en- los trenes, cuando hay perdi-
da de vidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-13
VUELOS PREPARATORI0S
PARA Ell RAID DE-
MEXICO A BRASIL
Los hace una escuadrIla de
aviones mexicanos con
muy buen eMto

Teiegrnma Espccia, para LA rRENsA-
CUDAD DE MEXICO. agosto IL
La escuadrala de aecopianos forma-
da por los av!ones Avron Y Moran,
saiio esta Enahana rumbo Z Acamha-
10, regresaado por la tarde sin move
dad, habiendo empleado en- hace- el
viaje redondo. soiamente seis horas.
La semaDa enrante Ia misma es-
cuadrilla hara un yiaje a San Luis
Potosf y despues 10 intentara d;recto
hasta Ia ciudad de Monterrey y ha
ser possible hasta Laredo.
Todos estos vuelos son preparato-
rios para el raid que Sc emprendera
de Mexico a Rio de Janei-o, raid que
figura como mo de los numeros del
programa de las fiestas del centena-
rio de Ia Independence del Brasil y
en- el cual competirin aviadores nor
teamericanos, que ha-an un Tecorr!do
Semejante.
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Fl COb|ERNO
NAYORIA EN-
QUE ESTA
Muchos diputados que Sc
hacen pasar ahora CO.
mo gobiernistas, iran
a la oposicion al ser
aprobadas sus
credenciaIes
Telcgrama Especial para IA PRENSi".

CICDAD DE MENICG. agosto l2.
81 seco Ge IA Confederation Revolu-
ciona-ia. Sc ha convertible hoy en- u
M gran act:yidad per5tica cuyos eS
fuerzos So contraen por :nanera eX-
clusiva i Suscitar IN nUevo aSuerdo
ertre Ics mieIpbcoS de dicno pa-tido
Y coasumada n division dc sus
miemtros pic-da ei Gobierno Fede-
raj II n2ayorfa de Representatives. del
pueblo que creia tener usegurada en-
las p-6Sinlas CAma-as.
L. Consideration Eevo!ucion1ria
es:I tratanrso ahora de coavencer a
los nartidos Socialista y Agrar;S;a,
que 81 scgCegaron de 81 scno que
vuelvan for-nar parte de los Geo
perat!sias toda vez que sin 81 apo
vc qredaran entsramente debi!iia-
dos : 81, acci6n serA complcccrnen-
e nui2 ca Jas Ciula-as.
Ante esta sit;:aciGa s. eScA tc-
rnicndo lie lla1cra i.;uy seriI que TN
gran nlTre-o DE- preSuntos d!putados
deserta.. dc ias f.laS Goois-nis;2s
tan proato como les scar apro5aiaS
sus crcIeHciaIcS y que a. asum'r
tai actilud sea para en@-csa- las I!
las De l. opcsici0a.
Los Iytsrcs poiiticos cStdn ceie-
braado frecueEtes juntas con e Sc
cre:a-io de GoberLaciiI. GTal Ca
lies. con c. otjeto de porc3se de a.
cue-Io con resoec;o Z ia actitud de
los futures r,ienbros del ConEreEo.
s:endo visible cI pa2ico que - ia a.
pcdcr5 Sc tcdos clos y Tn'il:lieSlos
los essu11zos desespe-TcdoS cue cS'tn
uevando :. cabo n9- asegirfr "a ma
voria que preta7dr obtsHer q 10
b.e-no a tC&a costa