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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
WITH HER SOLDIER HUSBAND
Wife Of General Grant Accompanied
Him on His Campaigns Whenever
70 Was Possible.

Like Penelope nj old. Julia Dent
Grant was welded to n .soldier named
Ulysses. Also like Penelope. her hus-
band journeyed around the world. But
there the resemblance ceases. Mrs.
Grant herself Is quoted by historians
rs saying:
"Having learned q lesson from my
predecessor. Penelope. I accompanied
my Ulysses In his wanderings around
the world"
Julia Dent Grant was born In st.
Louis, the daughter Of Frederick Dent.
q prominent man Of that city. says the
Detroit News. At the age Of eighteen,
shortly after she had completed her
studies at an exclusive school. the
charming girl met Ulysses Simpson
Grant. then only lieutenant. He was
stationed at Jefferson barracks In 81.
Louis. II was not long before the
young people were deeply In love. AZ
ter the war with Mexico they were
married.
Like that Of most wives Of soldiers.
MITE 1Eaut y lihc was ossr VI Svs4S.o"e
moving about. until she fell III. and
was not able TO accompany her hus-
band 20 California. whittier he had
been ordered. She spent two years at
the home Of her parents and at the
end Of this time Captain Grant re-
signed from the army. that he might
be near her.
The Civil war brought him back into
the service and II was during this time
that Julia Grant revealed her brave
and hardy spirit. She was with her
husband whenever il was possible. and
spent all Of her time on or near the
scene Of action.
She saw him twice inaugurated
President.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
Boy Wen. to school in Stolen Cars.

Detroit. NIeh.-The theft Of eight
automobiles 10 take him TO and from
SciEasI j. charged against James Null
len seventeen years old II Is al
Ee~eri thar ne stole a car 70 take him
from DETROIT 70 a nearby town. where
he wss finishing his course in high
~rhooE ne would abandon Il there.
When ~ wsstei 70 return 10 Detroit
~ would steal shotl - car for the re
.u~n trip
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
AZ a Roustabout With a Circus.

I'm a car shop in 1910. He then worked
as an advertising solicitor for a pub
fishing company, but contracted In
fiuenza and was an invalid at home
until 1912. when he was forcibIy taken
to an asylum He escaped early in
1913 and began his adventures again.
Covered Much Territory.
yanBIarcom walked TO Crystal City.
No. where he worked as a day laborer,
later firing an engine TO earn his way
TO Memphis. Tenn. From there he went
10 EIdorado. ILL.,. where he secured
Job as n rOustabOut with q circus. He
then "hoboed~ through several cities
to Chicago. where he worked as a deck
hand on a lake steamer. He enlisted
in the navy az Indianapolis and was
sent 70 Mare Island. Cal. and then 10
the Philippines
His identity was discovered there
and he deserted and went to Honolulu.
where he shippe.i as seaman on n
British mail steamer. He left the ship
ar Vancouver. Canada. and beat his way
to St Louis. where he was again
placed In an asylum He was arrested
for desertion and sent TO a naval hos
pGtal at Washington. but escaped and
reached New York city. where he
shipped ss a seaman on a British YES
sci. He enlisted In London. was sent
to France. wounded during a battle In
the front line trenches. and later was
invaIIsIesi hack to the United States.
where. after several eonfinements In
asyIums and sanifaFiums. he finally be-
san HIS legal battle 10 regain his for
tune
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
WEALTHY Youth
TRAVELS AS HOBO
Only by Continual Wandering
Could st. Louis Man Evade
Insane AsyIums.
NOW SEEKS FORTUNE
Heir 20 Millions Works as oishwasher,
Engine oiIer, Roustabout, Sailor,
Soldier, in Last Nine
Years.

ST. Louis. MO.-Frederick vanBlar-
com. who is suing in the probate court
to regain his freedom and control over
the income Of his inheritance Of several
million dollars, has told the story Of his
activities for the last nine years. when
he was either In private or public sani-
tariums or a fugitive from them. The
story includes wanderings over half
the world. when, as a hobo. dish
washer In a restaurant, fireman, en-
CINE room oiler on deep-water ships.
roustabout. sailor in the United States
navy. and sergeant In the British ex-
peditionary forces. he attempted to
keep secret his identity in an effort TO
prevent his return to asylums.
vanBIarcom was born June 20. 1885,
with the proverbial silver spoon in his
mouth. He was the only son and heir
Of Jacob C. vanBlarcom, president Of
the Tennessee Central railroad. The
boy had everything In his childhood
that millions could buy. The elder
vanBlarcom died In August. 1905. The
estate was left to his widow. who died
last March. and has never been finally
settled.
Paved His Own Way.
when my father died in 1905 I was
twenty-three years old and attending
Washington university" vanBlarcom
said. Il Immediately left college and
attended a business school. I pressed
clothes and did bookkeeping at night
to earn my way. as I had been left
only $1,000 as an immediate bequest
from my father. From that time until
my mothers death received no money
from her, and when I was adjudged
Of unsOund mind last year my estate
amounted To $4,000. which I had ac-
cumulated through my own efforts"
vanBIarcom's life has been one Of
almost continuous travel since he left
the business college and began work
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23

0A JSJ w NVAvOa.4s
cervenci 1919, mole rodina a
ia odjeli jsme do Norv@zska.
pise p. Martin Edwards ze Sy-
camore, III. Wal jsem 8 Sc
bou sest lahvi Ora. Petra Ho-
boka; tri byly pouzity moi sta
rou matkou, jez trp6la zalu-
decni chorobou a md1obou.
LEX il poskytl uplne llevy.';
Tento stary, bylinny prostfe-
dek nazyvan jest .'bozskym
poslanim pro stare lidi", pone
vadz Sc zda, ze jest hlavne pri
jatelny pro vsechny nemoce V
pokrocilem veku. - Toto jest
zkusenost tisicu. Jeho uspes-
ne pusobeni ma ustroji zazivaci
odlucovaci jeho silivy dci-
mex ma celou soustavu, cinl
Ora Petra Hoboko uspokoji-
wynn lekem We vsech slabnou-
cich stavech, at starych nebo
mladych lidf. Neni to lex lekar
nicky, ale jest dodavan zvlast-
mimi jednateli, ,jmenovantmi
DR.. Peter Fahrney and Sons
Co., 2501 Washington Blvd,
Chicago. Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
MA NAVSTEVU DO STARE
VLASTI

vyjede Ultra po draze Erie p.
Jan Kostinek, jeho pani a dive
ditky, aby We ctvrtek vyieli 2
New Yorku po lodi Bayern,
ktera je dopravi do Hambur-
ku. Cestu pro rodinu p. Ko-
stinka obstaral preplavni jed
mattel p. F. Sakryd. Prejem
.vsem st'astnou cestu S jeiich
pfibuznymi a znamymi radost-
ne shledani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
PREPADENY POKOUTNf
LIHOVAR.

Policiste Hammer Raw pri-
.Sli ma navStevu 25leteho Joe
Whitea v els. III Berg ave. s.
ID. ne sice ably Sc MIN snad
'bavili, ale vykonali prohlidku
"a ktere objevili destilacni ko-
tlik ma vyrobu "munsajnu" We
lice slusnych rozmera, ma de-
set gallonu vyroby kazdy den,
White byl pristizen ma druhem
patre prave v pine lihovarnicke
.cinnosti. Byl zatcen a obza-
lovan prestoupeni Crabbeova
saktu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
LUPfcI " v.GRocERII MA
UNION AVE.

Dnes casne 4 rama navStivi-
Ii til lupici pobocku velkogro.
cerni firmy The Fisher Bros
Co. v els. 7O03 Union ave. Diva
q mich nanifili ma managera
A j. Snolka reyolvery kdy5
bylil ukradli $400, vsedli dc
auta a odjeli. Jest to iiz dru-
ha loupez v grocerii behem til
dnu a policie sc domniva, ze
tyto kousky jsou dllem jedne a
te same handy.
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NEJvYSSi CENY

"a nabytek, Sci stroje, gramo-
fony, piana, koberce a podob-
ne, die naseho noveho planu.
|Veskere prace nabytkove -
(upholsterlng refinishing)
provadime velice LEVINE. Stare
vase piano promenime vam y
move. Zavolejte neb piste
Mucha Furniture Co., 1922
Fulton Rd. "a
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc farma 0 80
akrech, 2 kon6, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, s!epice, 10 akri pastvin,
seno, owes, slama, brambory q
hospodarske nacini. Haste Sc
u JOS. Sedivy, 1919 vych. 49.
1ul., roh HAmm Ave. I
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PRyoDA Sc.

PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
Ia $1,000, prave, dostayeny ma
vych. l35. ul. Z Union ave. Ho-
tove $1,000 neb dobry markyc
a ostatni ma mirne niensi splat-
ky. Iavoleite Union 318 T.,
aneb HIPS Miles Ave.
1--27
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PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod
IS dobre zarlzenou pekarnou.
Adresa Sc sdeli v adm. |. listu.
1-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23

PRIJME Sc starsi zena k opa-
trovani jednoho ditka. Haste
Sc " els. 5110 Barkwill Ave.
1-25
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PRlJME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc radni pani ma
byt beze stravy. Byt je uplne
zarizen a ma zylastni vchod.
Haste Sc v els. 1926 E. 49th
St. 1-25
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"D6kuji ga vysvetleni. Vase

"Dekuji "a vysvetleni. Vase
jmepo, pane?" .
Ferry Sakal -
"To je vase skutecne jme-
no."
Opet Sc zahadne. usmal.
'"Oh ne! Ne skutecne jme-
no nikdo nezna.'
"To je zajimave. Posad'te
Sc, prosim.'
Lii pokynula smerem k le-
nosce a zaujala misto proti ne
mu. Vyimula kapsy stribr-
ne pouzdro a nabidla cizinci
cigarety.
''Je-li libo wit 81 pouzdro
prosim."
Odmitl usmevem. II
"Diky. Stribrne pouzdro -
zbytecna pritez! Ate dovoli-
te zajiste. abych 81 wal to, pro
co jsem dnes pfisel."
Vstal znovu, prikrocil k Sc
kretari a jistotou oteviral
jednu zasuvku po druhe po-
kracoval V rozmluve:
'Leva zasuvka druha re sho
Ia nahrdelnik, ktery jste
dostala cd sveho otce V den
svych patnactych narozenin
pred jedenacti mesici. Prava
zasuvka tTeti z dolejSka, tri pr
steny S brilliantly, darky vasich
pfibuznych. Ten nejskvost-
nejsi cd vaseho stryce, pana
mayora Elsnice, ten, ktery ma
perlu uprostfed Cd vaSeho bra
tranka, Emilia, a ten nevkusny
od vasl teticky. Anezky, ktera
miluje vice vaseho psika Arse
ma nez vas, slecno Lii"
Lii uzasem naslouchala.
Mtii boze, ten clovek hovofi
tax, jak tomu byla navykla u
hrdiny svych zamilovanych ro-
manu. Ano, ano, zrovna jake
Arsen Lupin!
"Jak znamenitc jste infor-
mOvan, pane !"
''To patri k menu zamest-
mani. Bee nalezitych znalosti
neprikrocim nikdy k zadnemu
podniku. Jsem zvykly, re ka-
zde me dilo je korunovano IL
spechem. = Dovolte, slecno -
jeste posledni zasuNka, kde .ie
ulozeno patnact tisic We zlate
- a slce V etui pod plySovym
calounenlm, ma nemz Jsou pri-
pevneny nausnice pc vasi ia
tince -
"Oh, pane"
''Bud't klidna, tech Sc ne
tknu. Jsou vam vzacnou pa
matkou. Rovn6z ponecham
zde naramek hadkem, ktery
tax rada nosite a .jejz casio Y
zertu upevnujete ma krcek sye
mu milackovi Arsenovi-"
Neznamy zavfel sekretar,-
pfedmety, lez "a reel vynal, L.
schoval kapsach a usedl O.
pet klidne prot udivene Lii.
ITO vse odevzdam do L.
stredny.'
"Coz Wy mate take ustfed-
nu?"
"Alc ovsem, slecno! Ustred-
ny jsou jen zlod6jske!"
LupiG vynal z pravc naprsni
kapsy zlate pouZdro S cigare-
tami a nabidl opet on oplatkou
Lii. Vzala neznymi prstiky
.Jednu Mich, obracela il v rue
ce ulpela tazavym pohledem
na cizinci.
Usmal Sc opGt mile.
"Oh, ne ne, neni nj uspa-
vaclho prostIedku. Posluzte s.
klidne.'
"Veflm vam!"
Lii yypustila lehky dym 9
pravila:
"Netusila jsem, ze v Prazt
mono sc setkati S lidmi vase
no razu."
''Prave to, mila slecna, bylc
nt.Ieinou Ic lscm hlpda1 ~
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PRODA Sc majetek ma Perish
ing Ave. blize Broadway, diva
dony na lote. Y jednom je 8
pokoju, V druhem 5 pokoju.
Use zarizeno. Adressa Sc sde-
Ii v adm. Sveta. 1-25
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PRONAJME Sc byt o 9ti po-
kojich, koupelna, plyn a vse
zarizeno. Haste sc v {. 1929
Broadway. /?
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MA PRODEJ prvotridni cukro-
yinkovy a smiseny obchod ma
zapadni strane. Je pfi mem
byt o 5ti pokojlch. Pricina
prodeJc nemoc V rodine. Hla-
ste SO V els. 223O zap. SO. ul.
blize Clark Ave. 1--25
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Zelenv autonlobil.
Romanek miionafovy dcery. = Napsal Josef skruzny.


pravdu, slecno! Tim hure pro
|lupice, ktery 81 urcil vyniknou-
ii We SVEN oboru. Neni-li po-
licie vynikajici, kde wit inspi-
Fraci k velkym cindm? Policie
Iamericka, anglicka parizska
znamenava ciny, jimiz pobizi
vynalezavost a rafinovanost
odvahu lupicG. A nebyt velke
lasky, kterou lnu ku svemu rod
nemu m6stu, jiste bych uz dav-
no byl "a horama. Ale pony
sleni, jak Sc nam CHINA vysmi-
wa, ze Sc il ami v tomto ohledu
|nevyrovname, to mi brani opur
slit maticku Prahu. Snad Sc
mi podari svymi ciny nalit tro-
|chu krve do lineho zivoreni
policejniho aparatu. Snad az
|uvidi, re vyskytl Sc Jim protiv-
nix, jenz v nicem nezada Ar
Isenu Lupinovi, snad potom W.
nori Sc v policejnim svete dru-
hy Sherlock Holmes. Ach, ia
'rozkos, zapasit Sc sobe rovnym
protivnikem!" !"
"A coz kdyz vas zahaknou
- ci pardon polapi? Ia o.
|studa, ia pohana-!"
"Ostuda? Pohana? III, kdoz
delaji jcn dobro, nemaji u mas
Ma konec take mic jineho k oce-
kavam"
"Skutecne! Je opravdu kra-
sne vase povolani!"
"A mnozi verejne cinni hde
NELL by 81 mas witt priklad,
nebot' naslm heslem je: .Malo
hluku a vice prace!"
"a citite v sobe dosti silly k
|vyniknuti We SVEN oboru?"
"Zajiste, slecno. Jiz We sko-
lie byval isem premiantem a
mas ucitel prorokoval mi skye
lou budoucnost."
I've skole? V jake skole?"
"Coz jste nikdy neslysela q
tom, re cizine eXistuii skoly
" nichz Sc vychovavaji lupici-
gentlemani?"
Lii zavrtela udiyene .hla.
lvou..
"Projevujete tolik zajmu a
tolik pochopeni, re mne to sva.
dl Ike sdilnosti, slecno."
"Mluvte, pane, nebudete mi.
ii nikdy priciny litovati sve
sdilnosti, nebot' vskutku mann
pro podobne veci veliky Ia.
jem."
"Tusil jsem to lined pri pr
vem pohledu Ma vas, slecno.-
Vas otevreny, pfimy a smelly
pohled, vase osloveni, kterym
jste mne privitala, ucinily ma
mne ohromny DOZEN. Skoda
re nejste V Americe! Byla by.
ste jiste' V zenskem oddeleni
mou souperkou -. .
"Lichotitc mi, = pane - pa.
ne
Ferry Sakal, slecno -"
." pane Sakale. Jsem pro.
ste devce zajem muj pro va.
Sc zamestnani vyplyva 2 toho
re jsem celia mnoho detektiv.
mich romanu."
"Nuzc, slecno, ncjsou ty hi
storky rozkosne? Vidite, q
Praha, nase krasna, stov6zat;
maticka Praha Sc svymi pama,
nymi zakoutimi, Sc svymi roz
lehlymi periferiemi, je tax chu
da, chudicka! Reknete mi je
diny pfibeh, ktery by zaslou
I'll porovnani S cizinou. Uz, ui
Ijsem myslil, re Sc zde objcvi
genius, kdyz vysly na jcvo pri
pady povcstneho Chladka, kite
Try vodil IA nos rakouske vojer
ske urady. Ale clovek ten mn,
1zklamal -"
"Vy jste studoval odbornol
Iskolu V cizine. Znate tedy ciz
reel -"
| "Zaiistc. Mluvim francou,
isky, ang1icky, italsky-''
aJp II 1ibnSan ~, ras. 49,, :, >, I,
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Haagu.

Skoda, re je to nemozne -
proc nemozne, slecno? Sli.
bite-li mi uplnou mlcenlivost
umoznim YAM pifstup-"
Lii vyskocila rozrusena.
"Mluvite vazne? Wy be by.
ste dovolil -"
Gale ovsem ze, Chcete-li
muzete sc sucastnit nektere z
|naSich vyprav, a dovolite-li pr
jedu pro vas Ultra, We ctvrtek
. pul jedenacte dopoledne. Pfi-
jdu opet touto cestou -"
Ukazal ma okno.
'Neni treba, budu ocekavati
" zahrade II zadni branky vas
|zeleny automobil -
Ferry Sakal prekvapen sc
ma nj zahledel.
'TDivite Sc? kdo precetl tolik
detektivnfch romand jako ia
kdo videl tolik detektivnich fill
mi jako ia, tomu nemuze u.
jiti, zastavi-li pod jeho okny
|nekolik dnu po sobe zeleny au-
tomobil, nehoz nikdy nikdc
Inevystoupi do nehoz nikdy
|nikdo nevstupuie !.
Mate pravdu, to je mole
|auto. Nuze, tedy na shledanou
Ultra Lupic pohledl na svo.
je hodinky. ''Je svrchovanJ
cas- moji lide, by Sc Q mne
jiste uz. pocali strachovat.'
Pardon, jeste otazku. Proc
podnikate lupicske vypa'dy ve
dne a he noci?"
sPah! V noci! Okradat q
|prepadat idi, kdyz spi! Jak
ie to zbabele'
Lupic blizil sc k otevrenemu
|oknu.
"Sejdete verejnym school.
stem, pane Sakale-!"
"Diky, slecno! To neni ce-
sta pro mne. Sestoupim rade-
il cestou, kterou jsem prisel!'
"Obavate Sc, re bych vas da-
la zadrzet? Hled'te, zde je te-
lefonni aparat. Mohu telefo-
noyati policii popsat vas
vas automobil -
"Nebojim Sc, slecno! Zapo.
inmate. re jsme v Praze. Ne5
byste Sc dovolala centrally a ia
Ease policie, jsme .iiz davno !
bezpeci. Au revoir, mademoi.
selle!'
eau revoir, monsieur lc ban.
dit"
Prcpadeni ma krcske silnici.
Noe stravila Lii neklidne
Prevracela Sc na SVEN belost.
mem divcim luzku Sc strany na
stranu, nemohouc usnouti. A
kdyz pfece chvllemi zdrfmla
honily Sc jeji hlavinkou pfepo
divine, divoke sny. Ze jcjicl
hrdinou byl clcgantni lupic =
Ferry aSkal, netreba podoty
kat. Nejhroznejsf sen zdal 81
iii k ranu, nebot' jeji poboure
ma fatasie vykouzlila j prud
Ky zapas Ferryho akala S Sher
lockem Holmesem a detekti
J. vem Frankem. Probudila Sc
lchudinka, celia. zpocena.
Dopoledne vleklo Sc k nepre
ckani. Konecn6 -s-koncche S,
|blizila rucicka k puI jedenactc
i .'Cekala obIecena Sc srdcem 70;
bourenym. Sotva zahledla4 4pfi
! iizdet zeleny automobil, ,sebe
hla tise schodisteln do zahrady
!, A zroyna. kdyz dobehla k zad
nj brance, vynofil Sc il 20 DO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-14
c.. SPRACUE

Authorized agent for K. G. Weld
ing and Cutting Equipment. Acety-
lene and all welding supplies. $40
High street. Phone casa Perth
Amboy. N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-14

the Surrogate OF the County of Middlesex,
hereby gives notice to the creditors of the
said Anna P. johnson to bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the
estate Of the said deceased. under oath or
affirmation, within six months from this
date or they will be forever barred OF any
action Il therefor against. the said admins
traitor.
Dated August 4, 1922. -
HARRY S. MEDINETs.
administrator
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the construction Of
an addition and alteration to Public
School No. 4. Avenel. N. j.. for the Board
of Education of Woodbridge. N. J.. will be
received by the Board Of Education In
the High School on Barron Ave-, Wood
bridge. N. j., August Fl. 1922. at s
o'clock P. NJ. daylight saving time. as
per plans and specifications prepared by
Perth Amboy. N. j.
Separate sealed proposals will be re-
ceived as follows:
/. General Construction
@. Heating and Ventilating
8. Plumbing
4. Electric Work.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check, payable 20 the Board of
Education, Woodbridge. N. j., in the fol-
lowing amounts:
General Construction ...........$500.0 90
Heating and Ventilating ......$2so.oo
Flumoing sioo.oo
Electric Work .....:....:..:.:...$1oo.oo
Board of Education, If the bidder awarded
the contract fails to furnish a satisfac-
tory bond. for the full amount OF his pro-
posai. and signing the contract within 10
days after the awarding of same.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned at the office of the Architect. 102
Smith Street. Perth Amboy. N. j., by
depositing the sum Of $1,000. for each set
of plans and specifications. The above
viding the plans and specifications are re-
turned within 10 days after receiving the
bids. Otherwise the above amount will
be forfeited by the bidder.
The Board of Education reserves the
Z. c. ENSIGN.
MRS. H. BAKER,
MORRIS p. DONIGAN,
- Building Committee.
1s2s3-s-5-7-s-11-14-1s-1s
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CONTESTAN LOS
UNiONiSTRS

E;Sas sensa cionales deciaraciones
no pudieron menos que levantar IA
indignation entire los miembros del
Partido CnioH;sta. muy especial
mente del scho- Ba-cel6 Y de los prin
cipa!es Ndercs nIcacionados POI el IL
cenciado Coll Cuchl en- sus declara-
clones.
fnmediatam@nte e. senior Barce!6,
director del rar;.do Unionista diri-
90 una carta prblica rebatiendo los
conceptos del ,:Ger disidente. Y a!
-nismo tempo ,e pedfa que rNnurciara
su 2uesto en- 81 Pa-t!do Y Ia Presiden-
c!a dc n Cama-a de Djputados. a Ia
que hahfa sido "levado por esfuerzos
de los un!onistas.
Pidi5 adea1ds G senor Barcel6 a,
licenciado Coil Cuchi qGe coAcreta-
"a sus cargos. con el objc;o de pro-
barrie con hechos todo 10 contrario.
Ademas nuchos ideres unionistas
So ap-estaron rsiterar una vez mas
"a Ia sincera confianza que tienen
puesta en- el director del pa-tido, Sc
nor Ba-cel6. 4 .refu;ar las asercio-
mes de. Coll Cuchf.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-06
Conciertos por
radiofonia para
nuestro pals
Ell Departamento MencGno
de la Cdmora Comercial
estd tratcndo de
organizarlos

e. Departamento MeXicano de Ia
CAmara de Comercio de esta ciudad.
t!ene en- proyecto el desarrolio de un
1uevo programa de actividades que
tenora que vec exclu&lvanente co"
81 Sltercamb.o de opin!ones de ideas
entire Aex!co y el Estado de Texas.
por medic de conciertos semana!es
cue Sc ot-ecerin al pGblico val!en-
dose del telefoHo sin h!!os. ' ca los
cua,es exClusivanente tonGara7
par:e los artis;as meXicanos cue Sc
t,ccusnt-s,n 6orn.cIiadoS en- a ciudad
de san Antonio. Texas, aQueIos
que por aIguna circumstances sc en-
corcrarea aCcjdentaImeGte en- este
.Gugar para Ia fscha on que alguno de
esos p-ogra mas tuvier"r que trans
niti-sa po- medic d" n es,aCi6H
trassn!sora que Sc utilize para clio.
E Director i" dicho Departamecto
h.Zo tai declaration a La PRENSA,
manifestando que q @Xlto del primer
concerto ra5io-;eieE6nIcr !nte-na- -
cioraI que Sc diera en- ocasi6n 4 Ia
vista de los exCuCsionisIas SaHanto-
nia2os a Nuevo Laredo fUS de tai
maGC-tut, que ua SuSer.1o 4 Su De-
partamento "A lea de pOner en pric-
rica conciertos re-;6dicos de es,a na-
turaieza.
La idea no 7asa todavia de sec IN
simple proyecto. pero Sc ,Iene cast
IA segu-idad de iIevar.a "A practtca
siempre Y cuando el Departamento
cuente con "a cooperation de los s.e-
men.os artisticos dc IA ciudad de
los hombres de neSoc!os que le den
apoyo su p-oyec;o. sin IA cual no
podrfa hacerse este factib,e, pues;o
que eI esfuerzo iadiviual no s:Snit!-
cara NADIA 81 no Sc riene por de,ante
IA s-anca cooperation de todos los
e.eme7tos qU., r-ecisa contar en- este
case para hacsr facil : -eaizable IA
idea que hemcS eXpueS;o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-06
LAS NUEVAS TARlFAS
EN- LOS F.CARRILES
Am ERICANOS
Las de carga para Msxi-
co entraran en- Vigor el
primero de Diciembre
Son tan ventajosas que en- al
gunas remesas Sc haran
grandes economics
reIegrama Especial para IA rRENsA".

reIegrama Especial para IA fRENsa.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, noviembre
5-La Direction de los Fecrocarri!es
rN..c!onales ha tenido conccimento
Official de que iaS empresas feTro-
carriIe~as de JOS Estados Unidos Sc
preparan para roner en- vigor paE-
tir del d!a prinero del entrante mes
de dic!emb~e las tarifas especiales
para envios de ca-ga. que abarcaran
las remesas que Sc hagan de las ciu-
dades americanasede Chicago. Illinois,
Saint Louis Missouri y todos los rs
,ados comprend:dos on los Estados
de IA Union que atrav!esan las hneas
terroviarias americans.
pichas tariffs sevin aplicables a
las me-cancias que vengan cons!s-
nadas a Mexico, drsde IA ciudad de
san Luis PotosC a todos los puntos
de! sur. Y tamh!en incluiran las po-
blacionss nortehas de Monterrey
Nuevo Leon. TorcciH, Coahuila, y
Tamp;co. Tamau!ipas
Son tan ventajosas dichas tarifas.
seSGn declaraciones que Sc han he
cho en- las fuertes !nforma Twas. que
en- a!Cunas remeSas de merCanclas y
a-tfculos Sc poGrdn obtener grandeS
economics en- los fletes. a. extreme.
que hab-d remcsas en- las que Sc eco
nomizaraA no menos de mil pesos de
fietes por cadI caro- dc msrcancias
consi=nadas de las pob.aciones anne
ricanaS referiias.